The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-25

THURS DAY. BRUA r
Reside the Handel. Greig's lovely Sd
nata in A minor will be heard and
also the glorious G minor sonata d!
! Beethoven. The event will surely be
one OF the most artistic of the pres
ent musical season and Is being cage
lly looked forward to by Detroit muse
lovers.
A I.enten pound party will he given
! in ST. Joseph's Home for Working
/ BOYS. Congress and Besubien-sts..
Sunday afternoon from 1850 10 5:3p
O'Clock. The affair is under the aus
pices OF St Agnes auxiliary Knights
( of st. John or ST. Joseph's church.
Iand all interested are invited 10 at
tend. The visitors will be enter
tanned by the boys band Miss Cathe-
irlne Wegener lis chairman OF the com.
mite in charge
The City of the Straits hive No.
1863. l.. O. T. NJ. NJ. viii give a masque-
rade party in Gerow's hall. Thursday
evening.
Il
The Rev. Lee s. aicCollester. ID. d..
of the Church OF Our Father will give
free stereopticon lecture on Victor
Hugo and His Paris Thursday even
! ing. Feb. 25, at s o'clock in public
library branch No. 4. Field and Agnes
ayes.
The Womens Home Missionary so
ciety OF the Detroit district will hold
IN all day session Thursday in the
/ Preston Methodist church, beginning
ut 800 o'clock Women OF all denom-
nations interested in the work are in.
vited TO attend. A feature Of the al
ternoon will be an illustrated lecture.
| The evening preceding Lent was OBJ
served by the Concordia Singing So
ciety with masque carnival in the
societys hall Eugene Mistersky act
ed as leader OF a most novel orches-
ira gay masqueraders strolled about
and danced joyously, dull care having
no part in this gay company. There
were crowned kings, Indians chiefs,
cowboys attempting to lasso merry
maidens, and merry widows In indie
scribable hats. German comedians and
the goddess of liberty all Joined in the
hilarity. Masks were doffed at mid
night, but the dancing continued until
the early hours OF the morning
A concert will be given by Miss
Grace Pickell and Miss Mildred Wheel
er, pianists, assisted by Miss Alma
Belleperche, soprano, and William +.
Bartels. bass, In Grinnel hall. Thurs
day evening, Feb. 25 under the aus
pieces OF the Michigan Conservatory
of Music Miss Pickell will play the
Mozart concerto in b fiat major and
selections from Gluck- Brahms; Edw.
Pierkert and Moszkowski A feature
OF the program will be the rendition
OF group OF six songs. two OF them
having been composed by Miss Wheel
er, "A Road Tune" and THE Star"
and Proposal" Reflection The
Butterfly" and "A Kiss in the Rain"
by Miss Pickell. Mr.. Bartels will also
sing two of Miss Wheeler's compost
lions" "Atanasia" and "Waken Lords
and Ladies Gay"
An interesting west-side wedding
was that OF Miss Grace Nj. Strauss,
of No 1S47 Twenty-fourth-st., and
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs G.. Strauss.
August Il. Saal. celebrated Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock I'm st. Paul's
German Evangelical church, Rose
and Seventeenthsts. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev w. H. Al
Der, pastor Of the church, in the pres
ence of large gathering of relatives
and friends OF the couple. Following
the ceremony. reception was held in
the hall at Eighteenth and Lindensts.
hn oh
Easter lilies and palms. The bride
wore gown OF white, veil and car
ried brides roses. Her maid OF honor
was Miss Emma Torath and her broth
er. Richard Strauss. acted AS best
man. Little Margaret Suchner was
flower girl. The couple will be at
home after April /. at No. 439 Nc
Graw-ave.
song recital was given by Paul
du Fault, the French tenor, in the
Light Guard armory Tuesday even
Ing, assisted by Nine. J. Terrault-Pat-
enaude, accOmpaEist. under the aus
pices of the Alliance Franchise. NJ.
du Fault has an unusually pleasing
voice, OF rare sweetness and his visit
to Detroit was one of the treats OF
the seaon.
The Rev. Michael |. Stritch s. j.,
OF Detroit college. will deliver lee
ture, Thursday evening, in the college
gymnasium on Napoleon" This is
one OF series of historical lectures
given Thursday evenings by FIR.
Stritch. Ii is free 10 the public.
Mrs. Charles Murphy of the Pasa-
dena Will entertain Paul Jones Chap
ter. Children of the American Revolu-
ton, Saturday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock. Gen. G. A. Coolidge will de-
liver an address and refreshments
Will be served. Because of the SER
inuo tlIpocc nf tn ,ro.;Io.. Al.