The Detroit times., 1910-04-04

The Ladies' Arab Patrol will give
nm exhibition dr.ll and dancing party
IN strasburg's hall Monday evening.
april 4.
The forty-1rst annual ball OF Schil-
Ter lodge, No. 263. + a. A. NJ. Will be
held In Harmonic hall Monday even
Ing, April a.
An exhibition OF the physical cul-
ture classes OF the Socialer Turnvere-
In will be held in Turner hall, Monday
evening. April IL.
The marriage of Miss Mary Mandell.
daughter OF Mrs. Addison Mandell, 10
Frank Robinson will take place Tues
day evening, April 5.
The Alma Mater association OF st.
Mary's academy. Windsor. will give
japanese tea In the academy audi
forum, Thursday evening. April T.
The annual meeting of the Michigan
Society OF Colonial Danes VIII be heid
Tuesday afternoon, April D. at $50
o'clock, IN the home OF Mrs. W. j.
Keep, No. 1853 Jerferson-aye.
The monthly informal dances given
by the II. r. Stoepel Overall Co. Tor
their employees were resumed. FRIDAY
evening. after a Lenten abstinence
The party was voted one or the Joi'
lest OF the winter over 300 couples
participating.
A number OF Detroit women Will at
tend the National Equal Suffrage con
vention to be held In Washington, d.
c.. April 10. A petition asking Tor
equal suffrage for women, with up
wards of one million signers, will be
presented TO congress April 10.
An interesting and highly instruc-
tive illustrated lecture on bird life
was given Friday evening, in the
liuseum OF Art, by Prof. f. r. Down
ing. OF the Marquette Normal school.
before the Detroit members OF the
Michigan Audubon society and their
friends.
1T is the push and go OF Theodore
Roosevelt that will complete the Pana-
ma canal If anything will PROF.
David Molitor told large audience
In Harmonic hall. Friday evening, In
a finely illustrated and interesting lee
ture on The Panama Canal PROF.
Moltor is attached TO Cornell univers-
ity but is a native of Detroit. the son
OF Edward Molitor, OF Crosse Pointe'
The members OF the Young Mems
Institute are working hard at the
production they are to make OF The
Passion Play In the Detroit opera
house. Sunday evening, April "a. The
proceeds are 10 be devoted 10 ST
Josephs Home for Boys. The Passion
Play is OF particular interest at this
time as this summer the wonderful
performance will be given at ODER
ammergau.
Christ church Will be the scene OF a
tretty wedding Wednesday afternoon,
April 6. = hen Miss Margaret Maxon.
daughter OF the Rev. w. ID. Maxon. rec
tor of tho church. will be married TO
DIR. Warren Falcs Draper of Boston,
Mass. The bride will be unattended.
Charles e. Ryder. of Boston. will act
as best man. A small reception In the
rectory. No. 40S Jefterson-ave., will fol-
low the church ceremony. The couple
will reside in Boston.
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The Detroit Equal Suffrage CLUB.
IN the annual meeting. Friday after
noon. In the Century building. elected
the following officers for the year:
President. Mrs. Hinton Z. Spalding;
yice-president. Mrs. Grace Palmer
Rice, recording secretary. Mrs. Susan
Sellers: corresponding secretary. Mrs.
Mary V. Waring; treasurer, Mrs
George l. Sampson; directors. Mrs
Clara p. Arthur Mrs Emma A. Fox.
Mrs. Mary b. Folsom, Miss Alice
Doutelle.
The Mt. Vernon society elected the
following officers for the ensuing year,
in the annual meeting. Friday In the
home OF Mrs. George S. Hosmer, No. 2,
Eliot-st. President, Mrs. George ).
Hosmer: vice-presidents, Mesdames
James y. Wright and David ID. Cady;
recording secretary. Miss Maud Van
SICKLE: corresponding secretary. Miss
Marie Cole; treasurer. Mrs. Orla Is.
Taylor: executive committee. Miss
Anna Pitkin, Mesdames r. Ii. Fyfe.
Frederic B. Stevens, Eugene b. Gibbs