The Detroit times., 1910-04-06

The Kappa Delta society OF Detroi
college, will give q dancing party II
Strasburg's hall. Wednesday evening
The engagement Is announced o
Miss Elinor Richardson. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. III, Richardson. Of
Youngstown, Ohio. to William f
Schneider, OF Detroit.
The Detroit Wheelmen will g,ye q
minstrel show in their club rooms
Thursday. Friday and Saturday eve
Iings. A fine program has been ar
ranged by DR.. Lou McPhee.
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SUPPER will be served in the Fort
81. Presbyterian church house, We'd
nesday evening, by the Women's ss
sociation, previous TO the annual
meeting OF church members.
"A true musical education" will be
the subject OF lecture recital by DR.
Frank Damrosch, of New York. In
the Thomas Normal Training school
thursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock
Musicians and music lovers as well
as students. are invited TO attend.
The annual luncheon OF Danes OF
the Loyal Legion will be held In the
Hotel Pontchartrain. Wednesday
April 10. at o'clock. Previous 10
the luncheon a program OF music and
addresses will be given. Those de-
string 10 attend the luncheon may OBJ
tain tickets from Mrs. +. w. Swift,
No. 4s5 John R-st.
Mrs Owen Kildare. OF New York,
wife OF the noted writer OF Bowery
stories and poems, is in the city the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. j. l.. Thomas.
Mrs. Kildare was n former Detroiter
and was educated In the Cass and
Central high schools. Since the re-
cent breakdown OF her husband. Mrs
Kildare has been the family bread
winner, writing for magazines.
Two lectures on music will be CIV
en- In the Museum of Art by Victor
Denham. the first Sunday afternoon.
April 10, at o'clock. the subject 70
be Who is musical? How TO become
musical" and the second Sunday af-
ternoon. April 81 on The develop
ment OF the orchestra and the great
orchestral conductors" The lectures
are free TO the public.
A playlet called From to TO-"
written by three members OF tho
Trumbull-aye. Presbyterian church
Christian Endeavor society, who pre-
fer 10 keep their identity secret. will
be presented In the chapel of the
church, Thursday and Friday eve
nings, for the benefit of the society.
The playlet is said to be highly org
inal.
DR. Nathaniel Butler, OF the Uni
versity OF Chicago. addresse! the
students OF the Thomas Normal Train
ing school, Tuesday afternoon, on the
personal side of teaching. "Skeptical
teachers exert very harmful infiu-
ence over pupils" said DR.. Butler.
But that I do not mean that teach
ers should be connected with any
religious denomination, but ever
eat religious attitude is needed"
Among the festivities planned for
the Knights and Ladies' Of Honor.
DOW In session in Prismatic hall, Is
banquet, Wednesday evening, III
the Hotel Brunswick, a second ban
Quet in the Hotel Cadillac. Thursday
evening, and ball in Prismatic hall,
Friday evening The grand march at
the ball will be led by Mayor Brett.
meyer and Miss Lillian McCrum. re-
Gently voted the most popular young
woman in the order in Michigan. As
a further compliment to Miss Nc
Crum's popularity she will be given
q trip to Niagara Falls in June. with
all expenses paid.
The Detroit branch Of the National
Society OF Colonial DANES held the
annual election of officers, Tuesday
afternoon, in the residence Of Mrs.
w j. Keep. No 1853 Jefferson-ave. The
following were elected; President.
Mrs. John n. Bagley first vice presi-
dent, Mrs Samuel T. Douglas: sec
ond vice president. Mrs. William a.
Butler, Jr.; recording secretary, Miss
NJ. Agnes Burton; corresponding sec
rotary Miss Cornelia l.. Campbell;
treasurer, Mrs. Frederick I. Ranney
registrar, Miss II. +. =. Farnsworth;
historian. Mrs. Edward II. Parker:
board OF managers for three years.
Mrs. Austin Y. Ladue. Mrs. Frederick
T. Ranney, Mrs. Lewis H. Paddock,
Miss Cornelia l.. Campbell. board of
managers for one year. Mrs. Justin +.
Emerson, Miss F. s. Henry Miss M.
Agnes Burton. Mrs. Edward II. Park
or; for two years. Miss Harriet p.
Farnsworth Mrs. Richard III. Macau-
ley, Mrs. George W. Patterson and
Mrs. Bertram c. Whitney. Mrs.
Bagley was elected delegate to the
National Council which convenes in
Washington. d. c.. April q. and Mrs
Charles A. Du Charme, alternate.