The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
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Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. WEIGH. No. 50
Virginia-ave.. have returned from
three-months European "trip.
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Lillian Tannenholz. daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Alex Tannenholz. No.
176 MOntcaim-st. 10 Noses NJ Nathan.
r.
The Alliance Franchise will meet
Saturday evening In the Detroit Con
servatory Of Music NJ. Rene ralamon,
OF the University OF Michigan, VIII
read selections from Matterlinck $
"L'Oisean Bleu"
The Toledo Federation of Women
clubs will be- the guests OF the Detroit
Federation at the annual meeting, IN
the Century building, Friday, April %
Judge Hubert viii address tue club
women on The work OF The juvenile
court"
An informal dancing party will be
gwen by the Acme Quality Girls club,
in the odd Fellows temple, Bethune-
ave and Brush-st.. FRIDAY evening,
April - The club is composed OF
Lead and Color Works
The Northwestern Research clu1
will hold Il meeting, Monday evening
ApIil -. in the home OF Rausch
No. 233 l.inwood.ave., when the Rev
Ice $ McCollester. Will speak on
Patrick Henry-not Virginian, but
an American
CLYDE II Burroughs. assistant direc-
tor of The Detroit Museum of Art de
liVered an interesting lecture. Illus
trated with stereopticon views. on "A
trip through England. before the
Windsor Literary society Friday
evening The lecture was the last of
the series
Or. W T. Metcan. Dr. Homer =
Stafford and W Il StrattOn Who hay
been in Europe tne past TWO months
Studying hospital construction AMI
equipment with a view To applying
European ideas 10 the new General
hospital TO be built IN Detroit arrived
IN New York, Saturday morning, and
will return TO Detroit Monday
AMONG tho DtlIOlltIS .dllluE SdNhI
day. from New YORK on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamship Berlin for
Naples and Genoa via Gibraltar We're
the following Mr. and Mrs Alanson
Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs Jay C. Mae.
Iauchin. Nh and Mrs James r.
Shaw. Miss Bertha Hoffman. Mr. ami
Mrs Johann Jaminet. MIR and Mrs \.
Kaufman. Mr. and Mrs Hichenfelder.
Y Ruhl, Mr. and Mrs II Schaefe'
Airs Pauline Schafer, ana John Tisch
boin
A party OF fifty young friends of Roy
t1Ttt. tFUupreu MIN surprise party
" odncsday evening. in ais home on
Fuurteenth.aye.. the occasion bcinc
his twentyffth birthday. Miss lrenv
Riadon, Rob Kelley and Al Stems
entertained with music. and Miss Mar
jofie Mahony end James ODay pre-
scented an original humorous sketch
called "Gherie" written for the occa-
sion by Miss Betty lianiiar Nr. Hill
was presented with diamond scar.
rin as IA birthday gift
The Scotch entertainment arranged
hy The Home Study club Tor the annual
men, night in the residence OF NJ
and Mrs Donald MacI.auchlar 80 81
Watsoust.. Tuesday evening, proved
one OF thc most original and enjoyabl,
entertainments in the history OF the
club The handsome reception rooms
OF the MlcLauChlau home were hunG
with the plaid OF the MacLauchlau
clan. and heather and thistle entered
largely into the decorative scheme
The refreshments were typica, OF the
land o cakes and the ices were
served in the form OF thistles in The
piaidS OF the various clans The ladies
wOrc sashcs OF tartan and the men
lccktics of plaid The program was
Scotch in character Mrs
David Fox, a member OF tho club. and
q daughter OF the late David Wanless.
OF this city. read two OF her fathers
well-kuown humorous poems. aud Mrs
Robert Leete, soprano, sang Scotch
ballads very sweetly Those delight
ful Scotch entertainers, Robert Ran
Kin Mrs. Rankin Haystead. Robert
Gerrie. Robert Haystead and Miss
Edith Gerrie gave Scotch songs. duets
ana dances. The evening closed with
the entire company joining hands and
singing Auld Lang Syne