The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-15

The ladies of the North Woodward
| Presbyterian church will hold a rum.
mage sale I'm the mission church. St
Antoine and Bentonsts., Tuesday and
| Wednesday.
The Womans Press club meeting
announced for the Museum of Art,
Feb. %, has been indefinitely postpon-
ed owing to the death of the cor
responding secretary OF the club Mrs.
tiuldah T. Hollins, who was to have
read one of the papers.
n j. Corey will give an illustrated
lecture on Verdi" Tuesday evening,
in the Forrest Presbyterian church,
a feature of which will be the use OF
the Victor auxetophone with records
OF the great operate singers of the
day.
The Condor Literary club has ar
ranged a debate with the Epworth
league OF the Windsor Methodist
church on the question Resolved,
that the employment of women out
side Of domestic life Is not for the
best interests of humanity he
debate will take place in Emmanuel
Presbyterian church, Boulevard and
Porter-st, Thursday evening, Feb. II.
The public is invited.
Miss Florence b. Ryalls. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ryalls. OF
No. 272 Morrell-st, will be quietly
married. Wednesday evening, to Rich
ard Irvine The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev L. Walker Nal
colin, of St Andrews Presbyterian
church. I'm the parsonage. in the pres
ence of the immediate relatives only.
Mr. and Mrs A. Ryalls will be the
only attendants.
julius Rolshoven. he well.known De
tIoit artist, who paid a brief visit 10
his home in this city at Christmas am
his since been executing important
portrait commissions In New York, has
Just finished portraits of John w
Gates. and OF Thomas Ball, the scuip-
tor. a former resident with Mr. Rolls
hoven OF the artist colony in Florence,
Italy. Mr.. Rolshoven will paint mum
Der OF other prominent personages he
fore returning to Europe.
The Question club had its annual
dinner Monday evening in the Hotel
Pontchartrain. seated at a table the
decorations of which were a large in
terrogation mark made of tulips and
lilies The annual election OF officers
resulted as follows: Grand eminent
guard, Thomas j. Wetzel, vice-grand
eminent guard. f. w. Roche grand
custodian, T.. II. Broadwell; grand
administrator G. F. T. Kelley; grand
marshal, f. +. McMasters.
Mrs Theodore l.. Backus was elect
ed president of the Young Woman $
Home at the annual meeting, Monday.
Other officers are as follows: First
vice president. Mrs +. c. Swift, sec
ond vice president, Mrs. c. +. Kan
ter; treasurer, Mrs Robert NJ Zug,
recording secretary, Mrs. Alexander
X. Gage: corresponding secretary Miss
Della Warmer The institution is in
good financial condition and shelters
on an average GO young women each
week.
A delightful lecture on THE Venice
Of today" was given in the Museum
Of Art Monday evening. by Herbert
T
can artist now visiting in Detroit
but who has lived for years in the
city OF canals Mr. Faulkner said
that motor boats are taking the place
of the picturesque gondola. and that
Venice cannot be spoken of as "A
place. for as matter OF fact she is
simply state OF the weather lie
showed MANY beautiful views on the
screen aud his talk was not only in
structive hut brimminR with humor
and delightful anecdotes.
Perhaps one OF the most interest
ing programs Of the Detroit String
quartet season will be- that OF the con
certs 20 be given "Wednesday after.
noon and Thursday evening of this
week i'm Temple Beth El 4 special
number will be Tennysons poem
"Enoch Arden read by Mrs Nellie
Peck Saunders. the Richard Strauss
musical setting TO be PLAYED by the
quartet This setting Is very hcauti-
ml and intensely dramatic and Will
be heard IN this manner for the first
time In Detroit. previous rcnditiuns
having been confined to- piano accom-
paniment only The DeBussv quar-
tct will no doubt prove one OF the
finest compositions vet presented the
French composers vogue at this time
lending interest 20 everything as
ISOLATED with his name The after
noon concert will commence prompt.
Nv az 4 o'clock. and the evening con
cert az S.15 O'Clock