The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-12

itz. tenors: T. Pattinson, character
singer; w. j. Fitzgibbon, baritone,
and Miss Nellie Stokes Hawley, pian-
iste. The sale of tickets will be limit
ed TO 800. Tickets are on sale at
Wright, Kay a. Co., for 81, including
supper. The proceeds will be added
TO the fund which is being raised by
the association to erect monument
on the government plot in Woodmere
cemetery. next Memorial day, to com
menorate the valiant services of mem
bers OF the regiment who gave up
their lives during the Spanish-Amer-
lean war and who are buried in Wood
mere. The association has two hon
orary members, Senator Thomas w.
Palmer and Henry Blackwell. Of the
firm OF Partridge e. Blackwell. whose
aid and encouragement have been OF
the greatest assistance.
The minstrel show given by mem
bers OF the Knights of Columbus in
Harmonic hall Tuesday night was a
great success. Fifty knights appeapsd
as burnt cork artists under the direc-
ton OF Bert St John and Louis Nc
Phee. Eight men impersonated Dutch
girls and sang a number OF Dutch
songs, and an equal number OF Reu-
bens were loudly applauded for their
dance. The members of the chorus
were In white linen suits, with George
A. Netschke as conveTsationist. The
program concluded with tableau in
which John Trahey appeared as Co
lumbus. A large American flag was
shown fl the back ground and the aud
fence arose and sang my County.
IT'S OF Thee" ia hall was crowded
The Charity SewnS Circle of st.
Agnes Auxiliary, Knights OF st. John,
which provides food, clothing and pro-
visions for needy families, gives a
card party and apron sale in the par
lors, No. 488 Gratiot.ave., Wednesday.
The AFFAIR will close with dancing.
Finzel will furnish the music. The
officers of the circle are: President.
Miss Sophia NJ. Friederichs; custodian
and investigator Miss Anna Wagner:
secretary, Miss Cecilia Todenbier;
treasurer, Mrs. Mary Osebod.
Palestine lodge, f. and A. NJ, will
celebrate It's twenty-seventh anniyer-
sary with a supper, entertainment and
dancing party Wednesday evening In
the Masonic temple. The guests Will
be limited to the members and their
ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cullyford Will
give reception Wednesday evening
In the Frontenac club, No 939 Fourth
ave-, for the Rev. Charles III. Maloney.
the new rector OF St. Andrews Me-
mortal Episcopal church, and Mrs.
Moloney.
The Detroit Women's Press club
held a meeting Tuesday evening In
the home OF Mrs. A. K. Bartlett. No.
S25 TrumbulI-ave. The next meeting
will be OF social nature and will be
held in the home OF Mrs. II. I. Hol.
lands, No. 81 Lincoln-ave.
The mid-winter meeting OF the ex-
ecutive board OF the Michigan Wo-
mems Press association Will be held
In Detroit, Tuesday, Feb %. III
The marriage OF Miss Alice Rey,
nolds Hewlett and Frank G. Howard
Will be quietly celebrated Wednesday
evening in the home OF the bride.
The annual reunion and ball Of the
Cass School Alumni association will
be held In Strasburgs academy, Fri
day evening, Feb. 2S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormand f. Hunt have
gone TO California. where they will
remain until April.
Mrs. Henry NJ Campbell gave a
luncheon Wednesday Tor The Countess
Won Zeppelin.
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Mrs. Joseph Northmore entertains
with cards Wednesday afternoon.