The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-05
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thursday evening. WIN MIS-. Frcd-
eIick N. Algor. Gros e Polnte
The Junior Alliance OF the First
Unitarian church. will give the oper-
eta The MAY Queen" in the school
room OF the church. Friday and Sat.
urday evenings May 6 and J.
KlIwlnning lodge. +. & A. NJ. will
give vaudeville entertainment,
Thursday evening. In Diamond TEN.
pie The program will be followed
by dancing
Among the Detroiters sailing for
Europe, Thursday, from New York,
on the North German Lloyd steam
ship George Washington. were Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Jacob and DR.. j. IL.
Boulter.
The June graduating class OF the
Scripps school has elected the follow
ing officers: President, Donovan Van
Norman. vice-president. Clarence G.
Huslepp. secretary Evadne X. Wright.
treasurer. Alice +. Wieder.
The annual concert of the Mendels
sohn club will be given In Harmonic
hall, Tuesday evening. May 10, The
program will be given by Miss Ellen
Marshall, contralto. W + Ladendorf
baritone; Ralph j. Stone. tenor: Fred
erick W Robinson. baritone. Herbert
J. Macbeth basso. and Angelo de
Michele, violinist
special meeting of the Twentieth
Century club has been called for
Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock in the
Century building when the question
of the purchase Of the building from
the Century associations for the eX
elusive use OF the Twentieth Century
club, will be definitely decided.
A concert for the benefit of the Van
Leuven-Brownc School for Crippled
Children will be given in the Church
al our Father. Friday evening May
6, AZ SIS O'Clock. The program VIII
be contributed by Mrs Helen Shaier
Wyrick, reader: Harold Jarvis, tenor.
and the FIRST Presbyterian church
quartet.
The last meeting OF the season OF
the Detroit Equal Suffrage club Will
he held Friday afternoon at , o'clock
In the home of Mrs. Hinton + Spald-
ing, No. III Boston boulevard. The
meeting Will be largely i'm the nature
of social afternoon, and a particG-
arly interesting feature will be mfoc.
nal talks by women who attended the
recent national suffrage convention in
Washington
concert Will be given in the
Fisher Memorial church Thursday
evening. under the auspices of the
uHf .,F no oh
The program will be furnished by
mombers OF the faculty Of the De
troit College OF Music including Miss
Berenice Wright. pianist Miss Sara
Schellberg contralto; Miss Yrena
Gpschenhofer reader, Henry McGaw.
vloliuist, and Charles j Cragg, basso.
AT the Postern Gate" a farce com
edy in two acts, win be presented ia
the Y. w. c. A. hall Thursday evch-
.ug. at o'clock bv the Misses Hen
-ietts Farmer. Gladys Frederick anG
Fannie Hitchcock. members OF the
Girls club OF ST Paul's Episcopal
church. and Leroy Jarvis and George
s Wiley, or the Boys club Of the same
church Musical numbers will bt
given by Miss Florence Park, whistler
The following committee OF ladies'
VIII take care OF the women visitors
20 the Elks convention in Detroit in
July: Mesdames Philip Breitmeyer,
F. s. Burgess, Louis Hamper Vincent
Fold. Morse Rohnert T. s. Piggins.
c. J. Terry. w. NJ Walker and Henry
Roehrig This committee will have
the assistance OF a subcommittee of
200 made up from the wives Of mem
bers OF Detroit lodge of Elks Many
entertainments Will be given in honor
IF the visiting ladies'.
| For the first time in q number of
years the Society OF Western Artists
will send their exhibit TO Detroit 20
lie placed on view I'm the Museum OF
Art Saturday About $50 pictures viii
be shown and about SO artists repre-
tented Among the Detroiters are
Percy Ives. Irving Il. Bacon and Jane
stanley The picture by +. c. Steele,
OF Indianapolis ~ Day in March"
winner OF the $500 prize offered by
the Fine Arts building corporation OF
Chicago, will be in the collection.
A large audience listened with
pleasure 10 the program given by the
talented Margolis children, in the Y.
w. c. A. hall Wednesday evening
Jacques PLAYED a number of violin
selections like veteran and his Sis
ter. Suzanne. gave as good an account
OF herself at the piano. The concert
was given for the benefit OF the chill
dren under the patronage of a num-
her OF musical and society people in
terested in contributing to The means
whereby the children may be sent
abroad 10 pursue their musical stud.
les. JACQUES will be taken to Prague
10 become a pupil of the famous
Hubay.
The public sale ~ seats for TIE
Nine Schumanu.Heink and Nine. Elsa
Ruegger. Joint recital. In the Ligdt
Guard armory. Saturday evening,
opened Thursday morning at GRIN
nelis and there is every indication
that the audience will he a record
breaker i'm size Both artists are no
mating their services TO the Detroit
Fine Arts society. under whose aus
pices the concert is being given. %
raise funds for the Fine Arts society
cottage. on the grounds of the Detroi'
tuberculosis Sanitarium The boxes
have been sold for some time through
the energetic efforts Of Mrs. Charles
? Hammond and the fact that dou
bic line Of ticket buyers from the boz
Office window To the street door IL