The Detroit times., 1910-03-05
In Society

.Mrs. u. r. Barbour viii leave Mon;
day for the Virginia Hot Springs ana
other southern resorts
Miss Marion Thurber who has been
Visiting bor brother IN Oklahoma City,
; 'returns 70 /DetroitATiday
Mime. Elsa Rue2 ger-Lichtenstein SO
out OF the city with the Detroit String
quartet. and hcT usual reception da},
the first Monday la the month. ha-
been postponed
The Rev Eugene Rodman Shipper
and Mrs. Shipper Will De at home in
FORMALLY 20 their parishioncrs aud
friends IN their home, No. 926 Cdss
ave, Mondays IN March.
sff'Woman Civic Responsibility Wa
4 ciscussod b. the Rev. CarOiiins Bart
lett Crane, OF kalamazoo before tae
Detroit EQuai Suffrage club, FRIDAY
Afternoon, In the Century building
Dr. and Mrs. t. T. TappCy. who are
in Egypt. having recently .rriyed there
nom Ceylon They will travel through
Italy and France before returnins
Detroit IN June.
Members of Harmonic society ans
their friends hllee Harmonic hail
THURSDAY evening, Tor the artists
concert and dance given by The
ciety a fine musical program was
given b. the various choirs or the 50
cfety ~ Detroit Philharmonic cMo,
Prof William lunck, ana Harold Jar
Wis. Supper apc dancing foliowea
The sale az seats for the third cor
cert OF the Detroit Symphony orches-
ira season on Monday evening. inlthe
Light Guard armory, will open Satur.
day morning at Grlnnells. The solo
lists OF The concert Will be Albert
Lockwood, pianist. Of the University
School Of Music IN Ann Arbor. aud
Mrs. Granville /. Filler, soprano, u
this city
Pickwick Papers aud David Copper
field are the two books from which
Frank Speaigkt. of London. will take
his selections for the Dickens recital
which he is 10 give in the Church or
Our Rather, Saturday evening. This
will be Mr.. Speaight's third visit To
Detroit and his work has constantly
gained in appreciation and attracted
Increasingly large audiences. Tickets
for the recital may be had at Shee-
hans book store or al the door OF the
church, Saturday evening.
~
DIR. Hugo Erichsen was elected
president pro tenn OF the new Camera
club. for the organization OF which a
large number of amateur photograph
ers met Thursday evening IN the Mu-
scum OF Art. Director Griffith al
dressed those present on the benefit
TO camera lovers OF such club. and
,hen gave them q very interesting
talk on Composition in Photography,
illustrated with stereopticon views.
meeting will be called in the near fu-
ture to draw vi bylaws and elect Of
fcers.
'In the middle ages Christian
could not be an actor, and an actor
was not allowed TO associate with
Christian men and women, nor was
he permitted 10 come into public
places, but despite this the playhouses
were not only tolerated but provision
was made by the government for their
maintenance said Prof John r. Ef-
finger junior professor OF French IN
the University OF Michigan. Thursday
afternoon, in an address before the
Twentieth Century club on The me
diaeyal church and the drama In
modern life the. stage should exercise
a powerful influence for good II prop
erly managed. and it may be that
such plays as The Servant in the
House. The Dawn OF a Tomorrow
and The Passing OF the Third Floor
Back are forerunners or long line
of mystery and miracle plays meant 20
purify and regenerate mankind"