The Detroit times., 1910-01-31

In Society
Mrs. Frank e. Fisher. OF LOG Willis,
ave. west. Is visiting friends in Mon
roe.
The Rathbone club will give a pedro
party, Tuesday afternoon, In Gerows
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. }. Hickey and Mas
ter Frederick have returned from
French Lick Springs. Ind.
Detroit District. Court OF Honor, will
give a dancing party. Monday evening
Ia Knights OF Columbus hall.
Mrs. Henry II. Smell and son, OF
Birmingham, Ala. are visiting Mrs,
John l., Whitbeck, POI Medbury-aye.
King Lear" will be the subject OF
Prof S. IL. Clark's lecture in the
Church OF Our Father, Monday even
Ing.
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Helen Irwin. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs James Irwin. To Arnold Franklin
Merrill.
The Northwestern Research club
will meet Monday evening In the resi-
dence OF r. c. Pollock, No. 2l9 At
kinson-ave.
Mrs c.. A. Du Charme will give a
large reception in her Crosse Pointe
home Tuesday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Harold Du Charme, a recent
bride.
The Society OF Colonial Danes will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. w.
p. Hamilton. The musical program
has been arranged by Mrs. Ida
Fletcher Norton.
Beyond the Rockies" will be the
subject OF an illustrated lecture by
Bert -. John. at the Field-ave. branch
OF the public library, Tuesday evening.
Feb. l. at o'clock.
Among the hostesses to entertain at
dinner previous to the Assembly bail,
Monday, will be Mrs. f. #. Barbour.
Mrs. Howard Meredith. Mrs. Arthur
Parker and Mrs. j. Harrington Walker.
Mrs. Mark Hopkins has invited a
number OF Detroit friends TO a lunch
con ard musicale in her country home
near st. Clair, a special car 10 be
provided TO carry the guests to and
from the city.
The second Assembly OF the two to
mark the social season OF 19091910.
will be given Monday evening, in the
William Wright studios. The affair
IL TO be even more exclusive and
smart in It's appointments than the
previous function.
The proposed lecture song recitals
TO have been given by William How
land of the University OF Michigan
School of Music, in the Detroit Y. NJ.
G.. A. hall during February and March
have been abandoned but will be made
a feature OF next seasons musical at
fractions.
Announcement is made of the we'd
ding OF Miss Frejda Hllda Schultz and
Fred Sanderson, which will be solem-
nized Feb. 10. in the home of the
BRIDES sister, Mrs. w. J. Hammer, No.
1913 Alexandrine-ave. east. The young
couple will be at home at No. 100 Liv-
lngstone-st. after March l.
The marriage of Miss katharine z.
Collins, TO Charles Francis Marvin.
will be solemnized in the Church Of
the Church of the Blessed Sacrement,
Tuesday morning. Feb 8. A wedding
breakfast will follow at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Collins, No. 80 Blaine-ave.,
the guests being limited to the i'm
mediate families.
That the Boston Symphony orches-
ira will be greeted by capacity audi
snce in the Light Guard armory, Tues
day evening, seems assured from the
large sale of seats now going on at
GrinnelTs. This magnificent organiza-
ton has always drawn the largest
audience of any OF the big orchestras
brought 10 Detroit by the Detroit Or
chestral association. It's full compile
ment of men under Conductor Max
Fielder will play an attractive pro-
gram Tuesday evening.
A general appeal to the public for
subscriptions to the maintenance OF
the proposed School of Design. to be
established In Detroit by the Society
of Arts and Crafts. has just been is
sued by the society. According TO the
societv's circular letter. in order 10
establish the school and maintain i;
for three years-after which time the
undertaking is expected to be self sup
porting-$34,0 900 will be necessary In
addition to the income from tuition
fees. A room in the Museum OF Art
has been promised for the school for
the present and a fully competent
teacher must be engaged Subscrip-
ton may be sent to the rooms Of the