The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-11
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A thimble party will be held at No.
4oS Gratiot-aye.. Thursday afternoon.
under the auspices OF the Charity
Sewing circle, TO benefit the House OF
! Providence. All ladies' interested are
invited 10 be present, il being neces.
sary TO bring only needle, scissors and
thimble. Quilting begins at 1880 ..
nj. and coffee Will be served as an
intermiSsion.
The marriage OF Miss Myrtle Grace
drew, daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Young, Of No 1858 Harper
ave, and Harry j, Blodgett. will BE-
! celebrated Thursday evening, at S
O'Clock, in the home of the bride rho
/ ceremony Will be performed by the
Rev. I. Walker Malcolm. of ST. An
/ drew's Presbyterian church. The
couple viii go on a short wedding trip
and after March Is. will be al home
at No. 81 Strong-ave.
A large audience attended the re
cital given by Miss Vera Schmidt. the
child piaBiste, in Detroit Conservatory
hall Monday evening. Miss Schmid;
| is only little girl. yet she played
most charmmgly group of compost
tons by Handel a suite of five selec-
lions by Berthold Tours, and numbers
by Streabbog, Beethoven, Van Gael,
Wolf and Schytte, concluding the pro-
gram with Spindlers Charge of the
liussars." with Miss Gretton, her
teacher, at the second piano. Miss
Ahleen Maurer, reader. assisted with
the program; George Robb and Har.
mon Reynolds acted as ushers and
Mary Wright was flower bearers.
Mabel Rebecca Lodge, No. A., l. o.
o. F., will give a pedro party in its
hall on Randolph-sr, Wednesday even
ing, March IL
| Prof Lewis b. Patton, Of the Hart
ford Theological seminary. will give
an illustrated lecture on Palestine In
the Light of the Latest Archaeology
cal Researches" in the auditorium OF
the Detroit Museum of Art, Tuesday
evening, March l6. Prof. Patton was
the director of the American school
| for oriental study and research, In
Palestine, Jerusalem, in 1904, and
holds the chair of Old Testament Criti-
cism In Hartford Theological semin-
airy.
Mrs. Russell A. Alger, Mrs. n. u.
| Sheldon and son, and Mrs. Charles b.
! Pike. of Chicago, are In New York
for few days.
Detroit Commandery, No. !, knights
| Templar, will give a dancing party in
the Masonic temple. Wednesday,
March II, for members and friends.
In honor OF the day, the decorations
will be in green.
Through the courtesy OF Miss May
Boutelle. a luncheon was given by
the College Womens Suffrage club.
Wednesday. and a large number c'
women who believe In advancing the
cause of womans suffrage were pres
emit Officers OF the club are: Presi'
dent. DR.. Mary Thompson Stevens
vice president, Miss May Boutellc;
secretary.treasurer, Mrs. John w.
Waiting.
The annual musical and literary en-
tertainment in honor OF st. Patricks
day will take place In st. Vincents
academy hall, Wednesday evening
March IL. An unusually fine program
has been arranged. The POSTMASTER
will be William G. Maybury, and the
| following responses will be given
The Day We Celebrate" RI. Rev
John s. Foley: The Irish as lie Saw
| Them" Director A. n Griffith, of the
Detroit Museum OF Art; Irish Hero
ism" Judge William r. Connolly: ad
dress. Michael T. Bourke; The Irish
/ People" George +. Monaghan, The
4 Irish American" Thomas Fitzgerald
A musical program Will be presented
/ by Thomas Cotter, Mrs. Emma Boyer
/ Lewis. Charles ID. Hoban. Mrs. Ernest
I inc Sterling Cudmore, Homer Warren
and r. II Smith. The program Is un
der the direction OF G.. l.. Hattie.
Mrs Thomas Murphy. of this city
with her daughter. Mrs. w. l.. Ford
and child. OF Brookline. Mass, are In
st. Augustine. Fla