The Detroit times., 1910-02-26
In Society

Drink Will be shown in the y FL G..
a. auditorium, Sunday afternoon. at
$3.50 o'clock.
The ladies of ST Joseph's Episcopal
church VIII have a cake sale. Satur'
day afternoon, In nickinson's hard
ware store, Woodward and Clair
mountaycs.
Or. Wallace w. Atwood, OF the de-
partment OF geology and geography
OF the University of Chicago. Will
lecture on Alaska" in the church OF
our Father. Saturday evening, March
u.
The American library movement
and the opportunity OF Detroit is
the subject of an illustrated lecture
20 be given b. the Rev. Lee $. Nc
Cellcster. SUNDAY evening. in the
Church of our Father.
4 Dickens recital will be given in
the Church Of Our Father. Saturday
evening. March g. by Frank Speaight
al London The program viii be made
up OF the wittiest selections from
"Pickwick Papers and David Cop
perfied."
If sufficient number OF people
signify their anxiety Ia hear Nine
Nellie Melba. i'm Detroit. next fail
that prima donna will give recital
here after several years absence.
Subscription lists for that purpose
have been opened by James +. Devoe
Detroit association OF Stationary
Engineers will give ladies night,
dancing parry In their hall, Saturday
evening. The association VIII give
ts annual box social March -. and
ON March will listen 70 talk on
"Dynamos and motors By Mr.. HON
enhaus.
Several hundred orphans from De-
troits asvlnms were the special guests
cf Detroit lodge Of ElNs at the annual
charity performance. in the I.yceun
fhbater. FRIDAY afternoon. The pro-
gram was made M Of acts from the
XariOuS current attractions ana the
Elks own minsTela.
A marriage announcement OF inter
est 10 Detroiters is that of Miss
Ouecnie Foisy. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs T. L. Fosv, ~ Grants Pass.
Ore. formerly of Detroit. Ia Merneli
Phillips also former Detroiter,
which took place Feb .. The couple
VIII make their home in Houston,
Texas
\ colonial supper at which over 275
uersuns sat down was given in the
North Woodward Baptist church.
Thursday evening The dining-room
was decorated in colonial style, as
were the tables, and a program OF
Colonial music was carried out during
the supper At 3 o'clock an inter.
den0minati0nal bible class rally was
held in the auditorium. with a large
attendance.
Fun and frolc was tho order OF tie
evening a. the Y. w. c. \. colonial
party Thursday evening despite the
dignity ~ powdered hair and peri.
wiga. The young women participat-
ing in the affair were dressed in
colonial costumes, and pretty fea-
turc OF the entertainment was the
dancing OF the stately minuet by
Martha ard George washington and
seviet of heaux and bellies Refresh
ments consisted OF cherry ice ana
cook es baked In the form of hatchets.
-
Tle three Eortc' marces Of The
pa4 nr SHOW" the amateur entertain
ment reccntlv given in the Detroit
opera house ga aid OF the Franhlin-sJ
settlement notted that charity 81
a650l rhe entire receipts were So
go go. aud the CYpenscs included:
Rent o. thcater. 800; program PR p
,feue 20 thcater 80; Director Mc)on-
cid $500 printinG and advertisinE,
s351.22: iucidentais s324.27. The use
of the top foor Of thc new Woodward
Arcade FOR rehearsals was given rent
free by l.. y. Valpey.
"Nowad1vs we are married N the
church. our babies are born IN the
hoerital and we bury onr dead from
the undcrtaker's chapel said Mrs.
william A. waite ia a paper on The
decline of Homo influence before the
home AMI education department VI
the Twentieth Century club. Thursday
afternoon. I'm tie Century building.
"'Thore are no lCnRe" hcarthside
gatherings for either pranks or
rrayers-no room and no magnet fo'
\ drawing together Of children in a
cramped. nmse-forhidden city house.
we have lost much through the ic-
cline OF the home in All ace where the
ianitor rules that we shall get most o.
our holy experiences In foreign se'-
ting. Gu. boys take TO football and
our girls To bridge and matinees JUS,