The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-22
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Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Barbour MIR.
ana Mrs. Edwin Barbour, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Chittenden and Alpheus w.
Chittenden were family theater
party In the Detroit Opera house. Mon.
day evening, to see Miss Marie
Tempest in Penelope"
Inc annual banquet of the Mems
club OF Calvary Presbyterian church
VIII take place In the church parlors.
tuesday evening. Judge Donovan, the
heV. w. I. JaQuess and others will
speak, and an interesting program OF
music will also be given
The Detroit Women's Press club
VIII meet Tuesday evening, I'm the
Scripps branch library at Trumbull
and Grand River-aves. The program
VIII be devoted to criticism OF orig
inal work by the members. the critics
TO be Mrs. Faith Bartlett and Mrs.
Franc Nichols.
The Hopkin club has issued invita-
lions for literary and musical eve
ming In the Museum OF Art. Friday
evening. Marcn 25. The program will
be given by Ivan Swift, poet aud
reader, Mrs. May Leggett Abel, vio-
linist; Frederick L. Abel. cello, and
Miss Margaret Mannebach, pianist.
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The Detroit Society OF the Archaeo-
logical Institute of America will bring
prof. Oliver S. Tonks, of Princeton
University, to Detroit, Tuesday eve
ming, March -. for lecture in the
Museum OF Art on The growth or
naturalism In italian painting. Fra
Angelica, Filippo Lippi and Botticelli.
The lecture will be illustrated with
stercopticon views, and Is compliment
tary to members of the society and
their friends.
The Detroit Century club held the
annual banquet. Monday evening, In
the Griswold house wher upwards or
100 we're seated at the tables. The
club colors of yellow and white were
carried out In the decorations OF yell
low and white tulips and jonquils.
Mrs. Emma Fox was the special guest
of honor and assisted in receiving
with Mrs. J. p. Johnson and Mrs. Far
rell 4 long list of speeches was i'm
terspersed with music.
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Julius Rolshovcn. the distinguished
artist. who has been visiting his
mother. Mrs. Theresa Rolshoven, in
the family home. No So East Grand
blvd. left Detroit. Monday. for New
York and will sail Immediately for
Italy. Mr.. Rolshoven makes his home
in an ancient castle near Florence,
where his studio is the mecca of art
lovers Of Europe. During his stay in
this country since the Christmas holt
days. Mr.. Rolshoven has painted the
portraits OF number OF Americas
most prominent men.
The public installation OF the re-
Gently elected officers % Damascus
commandery in the Masonic temple,
Monday evening. was followed by
dancing in which over 500 couples
joined. 4 feature OF the ceremonies
was the presentation of handsome
jewels 10 retiring commander Mark
A. Gardner and to DR.. j. b. Kennedy,
also past commander. Damascus
commandefy. under its newly installed
eminent commander. Harry p VIII
hanson, has been asked TO give all
exhibition drill at the triennial con-
clave TO be held in Chicago, in August.
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Prof Leonard Parker Kinnicutt.
dean of the department of chemistry
of Worcester Polytechnic institute
was the guest Of honor at dinner in
the Hotel Ste. Claire. Monday eve
ming. rendered him by the Wayne
County Medical society. the Society
of Detroit Chemists and the Detroit
Engineering society. Later in the
evening. Prof Knnicutt lectured be
fore the members OF the societies
mentioned and their guests in the
Museum of Art. on THE disposal OF
city's sewage" Following the lee
ture Prof Kinnicutt was given an in
formal reception at the Fellowcraft
club where he was greeted by a num-
Der Of his old pupils.
There is craze fo- brown this
spring. and many new shades have
been shown.