The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-26
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Edmund Vance Cooke, the poet and
writer, Will be the guest of the alumni
of the Detroit School of ElocutIOn
Monday evening. ia Chaffee nall
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n A concert and dance will be gwen ~
the Central high school auditorium
Friday evening. April ~. under the
auspices OF the ,Glee club and Athletic
associations OF the school Tor the p'lr-
rose OF raising funds for "a new attn
letic field
| The annual military euchrd given
I by the Ladies' association OF .he
Homeopathic Free Dispensary viii
take place in Cbaffee hall TUESDAY
evening, April 20. az o'clock.
The Alumni association aud the
Graduating class OF the Detroit Training
School OF Elocution will hold the AN
nuai homecoming" Monday evening,
April %, in Chaffee hall when I'd.
mund Vance Cooke will entertain with
program OF readings and poems.
The last Of series OF special lee.
lures given by Director Griffith before
the Detroit Printers Technical club
wiiitsht-- sit3Htta iiIs-tttE-
Museum OF Art when Director GEit-
fifth will speak on The Plantin Mu-
cum and Ancient and Modern Print
ing"
The Florence Crittenton league OF
Michigan will hold the annual confer
ence III Port Huron Friday, April 80.
A large number of Detroiters will at
tend and among the speakers VIII be-
the Rev Maurice Penfield Fixes the
Rev Frank S. Rowland and the Rev.
! J. c. Pinkerton. OF Detroit
The Women's union OF the North
Woodward Presbyterian church VIII
give musical and literary entertain
ment in the Y. w c. A hall Tuesday
evening. April 26, for the benefit OF
the building fund OF the new church
Row ia course of erection at Wood
ward and Grummond-aves
The Ohio Society OF Michigan Will
hold the annual banquet Saturday
evening. April 80. in the Hotel Cadil-
lac The speakers Will be- John Nc
Sweeney, OF Wooster O., former con
gresham, and Emmett Tompkins OF
Columbus, o.. former mayor and con
gresham The Detroit speakers Viii
include the Rev. 5. S Marquis ami
James Schermerhorn.
Miss Norma Lieberman, daughter OF
John b. l.ieberman No. SO Forest-aVe.
east, a student at Wellesley college
hp.
the editorial board of legends the
student magazine issued by the senior
class Miss Iieberman will remain
at Wellesley another year when she
expects TO graduate with the degree
of A. b.
The annual reunion of the Old
/ Guard, Detroit commandery No. l.,
Knights Templar, was held Saturday.
evening in the Hotel Cadillac, Presi-
dent John Naylor acting as host ON
lcers for next year were elected as fol-
! lows: President, Robert Hosie: vice
/ presidents Thomas c. Whitaker and
/ Charles r. Let's; secretary and treas
urer Eber w. CottreIl
What Detroit Most Needs will be
discussed by prominent speakers at
/ he supper and social evening OF the
! Unitarian Mems club, Tuesday even
ling Supper will be served al $50
Io'clock in the parlors of the First Uni
tartan church. The speakers Will be
David f. Heineman. James Schermer'
/ horn. Charles b. Sawyer James Is.
Williams and the Rev. Myron Adams
The Passion Play. as given sunday
evening by the Young Mems institute
i'm ethe Detroit opera house. was
moving religious drama, well acted,
carefully staged and presented before
an audience that crowded the theater
many being turned away The mem
bers of the cast acquitted themselves
credtably and the production was In
every way success. Owing To the
great demand for seats and the hun
dreds OF disappointed would-be ticket
buyers. the play will be repeated at an
early date.
John NJ. Welch, OF Welch Bros. real
estate dealers, and Mrs. WEIGH have
returned from brief tour OF Europe,
in which they visited the principal
cities of Germany. Italy and Austria.
Mr. WEIGH says he was impressed by
the increasing knowledge of the Eng
| lish language among Europeans. Ia
the public schools OF Italy the study OF
! English is compulsory, he says
Detroit alumni OF Harvard have re
ceived ballots for the nomination OF
/ "OVerseers" TO take Office commence
nent day. June 20 On the list of sug
gested names are those OF Theodore
/ Roosevelt, Charles w. Eliot. president
emeritus of Harvard. and Secretary
of the Navy Never. There are six
vacancies To be filed on the board Of
overseers Ave for the full term of six
years and one for TWO years 10 Ill a
vsratfty e5rttstti-bt- |
Miss Callister. student of the
! Homeopathic Medical college gave a
/ luncheon in her apartments in the
Madison, Saturday noon. TO the wo-
| mon nf tho pAl1app hnpnV nf Miss