The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
in SOCIETY

A number OF dinners will precede
the Armstrong ball in the Hotel Pont-
chartrain. Tuesday evening, among
the young hostesses to be Miss Claire
Olin Johnson and Miss Katharine
Adams.
Bethel Lutheran Sunday school viii
give two entertainments in the school
hall, Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings of this wek, under the direction
of the Misses Agnes and Elsa Ober-
staedt Music, drills and dialogues
by the children will form the pro
grams.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Tay-
Tor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Reid
Baylor to Or. Charles B. Leonard,
WAS quietly celebrated in st. Paul,
Mimi, Saturday afternoon Nov. 10.
DR. and Mrs. Leonard will make their
home in Detroit, at No. 1881 Second
hve.
The Young Womens Guild Of St.
Pauls Episcopal church will hold a
Jake sale for the benefit of the visit
ng Nurses association, Wednesday,
Sov. %, in Smiths drug store, Wood
yard and Palmer-aves. The young
hdies will offer FOR sale. cakes, pies,
ookies. doughnuts and bread.
The entertainment committee OF
he College club is planning a drama
C evening 10 be given in the Hotel
lontchartTain, Tuesday evening, Nov.
b, when two of George Bernard
haw's comedies How He Lied TO
-
NJ" will be presented by members
the club assisted by some of the
elLknown amateur talent in the
University club
Detroit Masons were we'll represent
in a lodge of instruction held Ly
e Windsor Royal Arch Masons Mon
by night A moose banquet followed
e degree work. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Squires, of Windsor. provided the
o0sc. in accordance with their GUS
m for number of years For thcir
>spitality, they were presented with
chest of fiat silverware by the mem.
rs of the Windsor ark chapter.
The first OF a series of debutanto
lis TO he given I'm the new hall of
pee Tuesday evening. when Mrs.
Twin +. Armstrong will present her
lighter. Miss Josephine Armstrong
the same place, Wednesday eve
ig, the debuts will take place of
SIS Madeleine Newman and Miss
rothy Stanton. These two balls it
said, will be among the most not
lie functions of their kind ever Civ
in Detroit.
The Detroit Knights of Columbus
nstrels gave q performance in Cur
hall, Windsor. Monday night in
half of the Windsor branch of the
lights Of Columbus. The entertain
Int was we'll patronized and those
o attended saw a good show. The
men turned loose a number OF
" jokes and the singing was es-
cially good Among the soloists
% made distinct hit were Martin
hn and Chas. La Fond. The latter
the benefit of the French persons
sent, sang The Palms" in French.
closing scene. "Hottentots," de-
ted life in an African jungle. In
skit the powerful bass voice of
n +. Calvin, as Chief Knau Bone"
heard to advantage.
>
con Dabo, the noted artist, who
born in Detroit, is now in the
for the second time in 80 years.
Dabo has studios in New York
Paris. He will lecture. Tuesday
ming, in the Museum of Art audi
um on American landscape paint
subject which he is unusually
l-equipped TO handle. He is one
Americas foremost landscape
hters. and his work. with that of
brother T. Scott Dabo, has been
,h sought after in Europe Mr..
10 was born in Detroit near Cham
n and st. Antoinests., and comes
distinguished French family.
YES OF France, members of which
e among Detroit's earliest set
b. His father, the late Ignace
Il Dabo, was an artist of merit
examples of his work are now in
St Anne's church, i'm the mural
tings of the stations OF the Cross.