The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-26
IN SOCIETY

craft cluD, Monday evening, Tor mem
bers, ladies and guests, followed by
informal dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. David Baker and chill
dren, David and Bernice. OF No. 1852
Russell-st.. are spending the Christ
mas holidays In Chicago.
Christmas tree and party for The
children In the Van Leuven Browne
HospitalSchool for Crippled Children
was given I'm the institution, Sunday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
The two-step march, Greater De
troit. written by Joseph r. Leib OF
this city, will be played In the Temple
theater by the Temple theater orches-
ira, under the direction OF AL. Green.
Christmas week.
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The regular monthly organ recitai
In the Fort-st. Presbyterian church.
held on the last Monday In the month.
will be omitted this month on account
of the holiday. Mr.. Corey will give
the next one Jan. 80.
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The choir OF the Central Methodist
church, Windsor, under the direction
of H. Whorow Bull, will give a con
cert next Thursday night in the
North Woodward Methodist church.
The choir of 40 voices will sing Ii
numbers.
Shapero tent, No. TAI. X. o. T. NJ.
NJ. has elected the following officers
for 1911 Commander, l. Schorr:
Lieutenant commander. Alt Warten-
berg; record keeper. l. Art; finen
cial keeper. Philip Stark; physician,
DR.. A. T.. Bernstein.
The annual Chldren's festival of
the Harmonic society will be held in
Harmonic hall, Monday afternoon, N
O'Clock. After the distribution Of
gifts from monster Christmas tree
and program OF games and music,
supper will be served from to $50
o'clock.
AT the monthly reunion of the pu-
pills of the Detroit School of Music,
Thursday. a piano recital was given III
which the following pupils OF Prof.
Franz APPEL took part: Marion Hahn,
Helen Becht, JOY Emery, Muriel Brlen.
Doris Phillips, Aileen Sullivan and
Clarence Lee.
Miss Clara May, a well-known De-
troit soprano, who was d pupil or I'll
vim Singer. and whom he placed on
the professional stage, is spending the
Christmas holidays with her parents
az her home, No. 241 Commonwealth
ave. after several months successful
engagement on the Keith and Proctor
vaudeville circuit.
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North Star lodge. Order of the Star
of Bethlehem, VIII hold a Christmas
party in their hall, Bethune-aVe. and
Brush-st., Monday evening. Music ap-
propriate 10 the season will form the
program. A special feature of The
evening will be the drill by the degree
team of the lodge in their new cos
tunes.
Golden Rule lodge, Order of the Star
of Bethlehem, will give a compliment
tary dancing party in their hall, No.
40 Grand Riverave, Tuesday even
ing, Jan. II. The lodge will cele-
brate the Christmas season with so
cial evening in the home OF Grand
Scribe Thos. J. Grove. Tuesday even
ing, Dec. q. Christmas gifts will be
distributed.
Gen. Henry VI. Duffield camp, L. ).
w. ", has elected the following offi
GERS for 1911: Commander, Thos. w.
PAYNE: senior vice-commander. Roy
w. Logan; junior vice-comnander,
Starr A. Voght; officer of the DAY.
Alexander Boppre; officer OF the
guard. Geo. Donahue: chaplain, Martin
II. Whelan; surgeon, DR.. Vernon j.
Hooper; trustee (three years term.
Emil A. Laurence.
Star assembly, No. ., Order of the
Amaranth. has elected the following
oficerc for 1911: President, A. {.
Burgis: vice-president. Albert STANCE;
past president, George II. Mckay,
chaplain, II. F. Proepke; recording
secretary, Adolph G.. Bethe; financial
secretary, Joseph p. Schefges; treas
urer, H. Hatzenbuhler; guide, w. j.
Witt; guard. Edward Rick sentry
Walter f.. Fettig; medical examiners,
DIR. Charles F. Kuhn and DR.. Robert
T. Taepert: trustees, Eugene HaW-
ring, Conrad NEEDING, and Charles
Vermberger. The assembly will give
the annual masquerade ball in Turner
hail. Saturday, jan. 2l
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The president and trustees Of the
Detroit Museum of Art desire to an
nounce that a public reception will
be held in the main gallery of the
museum, on Sunday. Jan. l. 1911,
from 3 TO $50. to- celebrate the
twentieth anniversary OF Director A.
n. Griffiths service with the museum
This general invitation is issued
through the public press to all the
citizens, in the hope that everyone
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