The Detroit times., 1909-04-22


mop In the |. o. o. F. temple on Yves;
Jefferson-ave., next Saturday night.
The second dancing party OF the
season OF the A. S. c. club will DO
given in Duftield hall, Thursday even
ing, April 20. The proceeds will be
devoted TO the help of needy children.
The Mendelssohn club gave It's sixth
annual concert in the Y. NJ c. A. hall.
Tuesday evening, In the presence or
an audience that filled every inch Of
available space and spread out into
the corridors of the building. The pro-
gram included eleven numbers, and
was well received.
Miss Josephine Swickard, OF New
York city, soprano soloist. who will
sing With the Detroit Conservatory
orchestra Thursday evening In the
Wayne Casino. will be the guest of
her sister, Mrs. w Brotherton, No. 81
Vienna-ave., for about ten days.
Mrs. George w. Warner, and daugh-
ters, Miss Warner and Miss Nellie
Warner, of No SO HendrIeave. leave
Thursday for California 10 join Mr..
Warner. Mrs Warmers health has
been poor, for some time 80 ii is ex-
pected that the family VIII remain in
California for an indefinite period
Charles II. Caffin. author OF How
TO Study Pictures" American Mas
tiers of Painting" and The Story OF
American Painting will deliver
lecture on The art of James Mcneil
Whistler" illustrated with color slides
photographed from the original pic
lures. in the Detroit Museum of Art,
Friday evening The majority of the
plates TO be shown are from pictures
In the Freer collection presented to the
United States government.
minstrel concert for the benefit
of st. Joseph's Home for Boys was
given by members of the Young Mems
Institute, In Harmonic hall, Tuesday
evening. The entertainment was a
great success. Among those who took
part In the program are Will Downey.
William Bruechman, Eugene Steiner
and Miss Kathleen Loyett The band
OF St Joseph's home furnished must
cal numbers. The program Will be re-
peated Thursday night.
A popular concert for the benefit OF
Young Travellers Aid. under the aus
pices OF the Business Womens Guild.
of St Johns Episcopal church, will
take place Friday evening, April 80, IN
st. Johns parish building, No II
Montcalm-st. east. Among those who
will take part in thep rogTam are +
j. Schwankovsky. Jr., baritone; Miss
Helen l.. Mathewson, contralto; Miss
Margaret Dunlop. violinist; Miss
Camilla Hubel. flautist; Mrs. Flora
Henry Stone. piano. Miss Kathleen
Dunlop, piano Tickets are on sale
in the Schwankovsky music house.
The Miami School alumni held
banquet Tuesday evening In the Hotol
fuller. The old Miami school build
Ing was torn down some 20 years ago.
and the present board OF education
building erected In Its place. Mrs
Francis Riggs. who taught a class Of
children in the school was one of the
guests, and Fred Van Fleet. tho
mayors secretary, member OF the
alumni, was also there. Among the
former pupils who were present are;
John ColquhOun. c. c. Simon, Mark
Allen Mrs. Allan II. Frazer. William
MISS AuIIlt MhilltMS. MIS-.
Lottie Niles Jupp, George Peck, NJ. q.
Bergman. William Bolles. Mrs. NJ. G.
Ever, James ID. Jerome, Mrs. j. Il.
Krolick, Thomas owen, Edward and
Frank j. Roehm, Ida Cr0foot Secor.
Francis f. Utley and Charles Howard
Wat%man.
The officers and board Of the Young
Womans Home, Adams-ave. and elf.
ford.st., have arranged for an "at
home Friday afternoon, April %,
from $3.50 TO o'clock. I'm the home.
This is the annual anniversary day.
Mrs. Nellie Peck Sanders will give a
dramatic recital of King Robert OF
Sicily" assisted by Mrs. Mary Christie
at the plano. and Miss Minnie Caldwell
at the organ. Mrs. Sanders will also
give other readings The proceeds %
this entertainment will be devoted TO
the purchase OF new piano for the