The Detroit times., 1909-04-29
IN SOCIETY

Unsworth Cragg and Charles J. cragg.
as followe: The Misses Hazel Weber.
Elizabeth Ruhlman. Bernice Wright,
Eva Lord. Etna Tansley aud Charlotte
Smith, pianistes. and Edward Schell-
berg. tenor.
Lillian NJ. Phelps. OF Niagara Falls,
traveller and national lecturer for the
w. G. T. L., will deliver an address.
"wednesday evening IN the Martini
Holmes Memorial church. Lincoln and
Putnam-aves., on The Great Reform"
The Rev. NJ. |. Stritch. s. j., OF De-
troit college. will be the speaker at
the third MONDAY luncheon OF the
Transportation club OF Detroit, In the
sun parlor of the Wayne. Saturday.
May I. His topic will be "All Things
Considered"
A charity Dridge party was given
by Mrs. Thomas j. Navin. In her
home. No. 2040 Woodward-ave.. Tues
day afternoon from 1880 10 $50
O'Clock. for the benefit OF the Church
of the Blessed Sacrament. The house
was prettily decorated with daisies
and La Detroit roses. and light re-
freshments were served during the
afternoon Mrs. Navin was assisted
by the Misses Elsie Collins, Kathleen
Broks, Stella O'Neil. Hoy and Ruen.
james III. Lynch, OF Pontiac. will de-
liver the second In series OF lee
lures before the knights of Equity.
Thursday evening. April 20. He will
speak on The Life of Fa.ner Corby.
Chaplain of the Irish Briagde." This
lecture should prove Of interest at
this time as the government Is about
TO erect a monument to his memory on
the battlefield at Gettysburg, Father
Corby was a native of Detroit. his PEG.
pie still being residents OF Crosse
Pointe.
A musicale Will be given by the
junior pupils of Miss May K. Porter's
musical history class, FRIDAY evening
| in her residence studio, No. 1856 Avery
ave. Selections will be given from
the works OF the great composers
| Bach 10 Menreissohn. Among those
who will participate in the program
are: Irving Beckwith. Ralph Calder
Marguerite Ockford, Gaylord Hubert,
Marguerite Calder Margaret Hanna
Dorothy Perry, Marie Brown. Ger
aldine Lowe, Albert Home, Helen
Thornburn, John Jones and Edward
Hubert.
Young society people will take part
In THE Yakunin," catchy Japanese
musical comedy in three acts, which
will be presented for the first time
in the Light Guard armory, May Il
and %. for the benefit OF the Hospital
School for Crippled Children. The
book and lyrics were written by Chas.
G.. Stevens. and the music by l.. A.
stevens The scene Is laid In Loco
TOGO. japan, a mythical spot. Among
the patronesses are Mrs. b. G. Whit.
ney. Mrs. Philip Breitmeyor. Mrs. G.
A. Newcomb. Jr. Mrs. Frederic b.
stevens. Mrs. Henry +. Ford, Mrs
John V. Moran and Mrs. Charles ID.
Williams.
The annual meeting OF the Detroit
Federation of Womens clubs for the
election of officers for the ensuing year
will be held I'm the Century building
April so, at 10 o'clock. At the close
of the forenoon session luncneon
will he served The meeting OF the
afternoon will open at 2:30 O'Clock
The program will include he reading
of reports by the chairn,en OF the
various committees, talk on the SUD
iect. Juvenile Work in Detroit. By
Frederick Butzel. and vocal numbers
by Mrs. j. 8. Maurice -Maefarlane-
social hour with refreshments VIII
close the exercises OF the day, 10
which all club members ere cordially
invited.