The Detroit times., 1910-03-01
In Society

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Mrs. Charles H. Larned gave b'N
r.irIy in The Detroit opora house. Mon
cay evening.
Ashlar lodge. r. a. A. M. will give a
ilinstrel show Tuesday and Wednes-
Gay evenings, in tho Masonic temple
q iditoTinnl.
Keystone chapter. No. 81, %. IL. ;.
sill give "a pedro party Wednesday
opcning. from 2 10 4 o'clock, ia the
Eastern Star temple
The origin of the Moon" will ~
graphically explained, accopaEied
~ stereorticon views. by Dr. Howard
a.. Baker. IN the Fieldaye. public
library. Tuesday evening.
Frank Hurbuft O'Hara Will give =
recital OF Booth farkington's Moi
.leur Beaucaire" IN Chaffee hall Mon
cay evening. March I. Mr.. . liart
uill also read Little Pictures FROM
llfe" and The Cat and tho canary
An invitation 10 extended 10 all ama-
t.ur photo graphrrs to gather IN the
tiuseum OF ART, Thursday evening,
March 3. Ior the purpose OF organizing
h dub Good speakers will set forth
the aims of the proposed club.
prof Hussey. OF the University Of
Michigan. will lecture In the \. w. G.
i.all Tuesday evening on "Astron-
omy." Just now when The whole
world IL Interested In llalley's comet
lectures. ON astronomical subjects are
especially fascinating.
The june graduating class OF the
Western nigh school has elected the
H. lowing officers President, James
kerwin yice-president, Della Cold
we'll: secretary George Dauthle''
treasurer, Gladys Arnheim.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Russell A. Alger, NJ
aad Mrs. Frederick NJ. Ager. Mr. aud
Mrs. John +. Nichols and Mr ana
Afra Maurice Williams occupied I'VE
BOXES at the Monday evening per
tormance OF FIltzi Schen In The
prima Donna" IN the Detroit opera
house
The Detroit philharmonic club VIII
give "A chamber music concert In the
church of our Father, Tuesday even.
ing. playing Schubert Death and the
Maiden" quartet and a Mozart quarter
j NJ Clohecy. basso, will sing the
prologue from Il Pagliacci' group
OF German songs and a group of Eng
lish songs. y. j. corey will be the
accompanist
The Young Mems Bible class OF the
Church OF the Covenant Will give an
amusing entertainment TueSda'
evening, In the church parlors. when
q mock breach Of promise trial VIII
he presented. william B Van Akin,
leader OF the class, will act as Judge
James McCallum will be the unfortu-
nate defendant and the fair plaintff
VIII masquerade under the name OF
Miss Edifh Awful Easymark.
As a result OF a talk on probation
-ork among girls. by Miss Ada Free
ran the members O. the College clltn
viii make Immediate plans to enroll
themselves IA volunteers In the work,
and will open their attractive cluJ-
IONS In the TroT bridge building on
Grand Circus park az stated inter
vIls for he entertainment OF girls
brought 30 their notice through Miss
Freeman.
\ pretty wedding was celebrated
Monday afternoon IN the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Burdette Peterson. no.
g27 Trumbuil ave when their daugl
ter Miss May : Peterson. was united
in marriage TO Robert \. Reynolds.
The Rev d. r. Sutherland performed
the CEREMONY Miss Violet Stevens
and Miss Matte Muir acted as brides
laaids and John purdette Peterson, Ji-,
aud Campbell, Hare were groomsmtn II.
4 reception followed tor l5O guests.
The officers and directors or the
Chamber Music society viii entertain
the society in the Woman's Indoor
,mb Wednesday evening az $50
O'Clock. An unusually interesting musi-
cal program has been arranged. Miss
Dvar will recitc a Polish poem set 10
music 10y Chopin: Miss kathl
Trow bridge will play piano numbers
Miss Emma Mcdonald and Miss Trow'
bridge will give piano and cello mum
ber. Harold Armstrong will sing an
Gira from Der Freischutz, and
nroup OF songs Accompanlments will
De played by Mrs Clara koehler
Aeberein and Charles Frederic
Morse.