The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-18

A May festival will be given In the
guild hall or St. Stephens church,
Wednesday, evening, In aid OF the
church fund.
The Woman's guild OF st. Andrews
Episcopal parish will give a church
supper, Wednesday evening, begin
ming at $50 o'clock.
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A sacred concert will be given by
the choir of ST. Johns German EvaE-
gelical church Thursday evening, In
the church.
A free lecture on The spiritual
Significance Of the worldwide social
list movement" will be given Wednes-
day evening, In the First Unitarian
church, at 1880 o'clock, by the Rev.
William Thurston Brown, OF Salt
Lake City. the well-known author
preacher.
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A portrait OF the late Prof Frederic
III. Pease, OF the State Normal School
OF Music in Ypsilanti, painted by Per-
ey Ives OF this city, Is attracting much
favorable attention In the window OF
the Wright, Kay & Co. store. The
Normal building In Ypsilanti
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Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Emory Al
bright. OF Chicago. the latter the we'll
known artist whose pictures OF coun-
try children are well known To De
troit art lovers through many ex-
hibitions shown by Mr.. Albright, In
the Museum OF Art. sail for Europe,
Saturday, TO remain abroad several
months Mr.. Albright will spend much
time In the hills OF North Wales paint
ing his favorite subjects.
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The Protestant Orphans asylum Will
celebrate the seventh-fourth anniver-
sary and eighteenth annual Founders
Day. In the asylum, Thursday after
noon, beginning at o'clock. The
Rev. s. s. Marquis will lead the re-
sponsive thanksgiving service COM
memorative OF the Founders and will
make an address. Memorial services
will be held for men and women,
friends OF the institution who have
recently passed away. There will be
exercises by the children at 1 O'Clock
and at o'clock tea will be serveI.
The public Is invited to attend.
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Flags OF the old colonies as well az
the American colors OF today formed
the artistic decorations OF the twelfth
annual dinner of the Society OF
Colonial Wars. Tuesday evening, In
the Detroit club. The guests OF honor
and speakers were DR.. Reuben Gold
Thwaites, secretary of the Wisconsin
Historical society, and Prof. Claude
VI. Van Tyne. of the University OF
Michigan Clarence A. Lightner was
toastmaster. The election OF officers
resulted as follows. Governor, Clar-
ence A. Lightner; deputy governor,
John ~ Bagley; secretary, K. w.
Pendleton: treasurer, Charles Moore;
registrar and historian. c. NJ. Burton;
chaplain Rev. Lee s. McCollester:
gentlemen of the council, Emory w.
Clark, Alonzo p. Ewing. B. r. Com
fort; to fill vacancy in council, Nathan
jerks.
The Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
and the San Telmo Cigar Co., have
purchased the entire balcony for the
performance, OF I'm Yarna Yama Land
at the Detroit opera house, Thursday
and Friday evenings. May 10 and 20.
Judging from the large advance sale
OF seats the Detroit bank clerks, who
are getting up the entertainment. viii
have record. breaking houses. The
performance includes a chorus Of 100
men and the latest song novelties
will be given. Mr.. Halley's comet Is
scheduled 10 arrive at 9:45 o'clock
each evening. Those who are to take
the principal parts have proved clever
ness IN past entertainments by the
bank men and include such we'll
known entertainers as Harry Cour-
taine. Phil Upper, T. Earl Bradley,
John Rocks. Clint Bayless Harry
Farr, William Regan, Sam Kingston.
w. A. Dancy, AL Schweitzer, Red"
Van Auken and "Zim and Earle"