The Detroit times., 1910-03-17

The Detroit Wheelmen will give a
dancing party In their hall Thursday
evening. in honor of st. Patricks day
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The Cheerful Workers circle of the
Kings Daughters will hold an apron
sale Thursday at No. $50 Woodward.
ave.
Queen Esther circle OF Simpson NJ
Il. church will give supper in the
church parlors Friday evening at q
O'Clock.
A sale of home baked cakes will
take place In the Martha Holmes NJ
f. church parlors Friday, from 2 until
3 o'clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick William
Reynolds announce the marriage OF
their sister Miss Mabel Isbister. ana
Dr. Herbert j. Anderson, OF Winnipeg
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candy and egg festival for the or
phans of 81. Francis home will be- held
In the home Easter Sunday afternoon,
instead OF in st. Vincent's asylum. as
previously announced.
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The Liberty W &. Il. u. will meet
Friday afternoon at =: 80 o'clock with
Mrs. Jessie Spangler, No. 500 Antoin.
ettest. DR.. VI. w. Lau will give an
address Oh Bible reading
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A delicatessen and home baked
goods sale will take place in st.
Joseph's Episcopal church parish
house. Woodward and Holbrook-aves.
Saturday, from III to 3 o'clock
An illustrated lecture by the Rev.
| George A. Mackelcan will be the
feature of musical and literary en-
tertainment given by Detroit lodge.
f. K A. NJ, Thursday evening, in the
Masonic temple.
Mrs. Mark b. Stevens, OF No. 545
Jefferson-aye., will give musicale
Thursday evening TO present Miss
Hope Smith, young Detroit vocalist,
who has recently returned from four
years study in Europe.
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A ST. Patrick's supper and enter.
tainment will be given Thursday eve
church. The menu will be made up OF
Irish dishes and the mattresses will
be dressed as colleens.
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An entertainment for the inmates
of the Arnold Home, Selden-ave., will
be given Sunday afternoon under the
direction Of Mrs. II. Case. The fol-
lowing will take part in the musical
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Miss Viola Geist, Miss Ruth Strack-
helm and Roger Hurley and Mrs. Case.
Dr. Leartus Conner, Dr. A. p. Sher-
rill, Robert ID. Kay and John ID. Mac.
! Kay were elected elders OF the Fort
St Presbyterian church for a term OF
three years in meeting held Wed
nesday evening. John p. McKerrow
and Charles +. Meagher were elected
deacons for the same term.
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The Business Mems class of the
First Congregational church will give
a literary and musical entertainment
for the Sunday school of the church
Friday evening Among those to take
part in the program will be Eugene
/ c. Foster, secretary Of the boys de-
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| Trump and Jacob Cotner, Jr.
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A one-act comedy entitled "The
| Kleptomaniac" will be presented in
the Y. w. c. A. hall Thursday evening
by the following young women, mem
bers OF the association: Misses Jessie
Baker, Hilda Knorr, Genevieve Lee.
Elizabeth Brown, Althea Petit, Stella
Rooney and Nellie Freck. Music will
be furnished by the Y. w. C.. A. or
chestra.
"Riparian boundaries" will be the
subject of lecture by Prof. Joseph B.
Davis. of the geodesy and surveying
department of the University OF Michi-
gan, before the Detroit Engineering
society, Friday evening In their rooms
in the Stevens building. Previous to
the lecture the members OF the society
and their guests will dine at the Uni
versity club.
Judge II. A. Lockwood will address the
students aud friends OF the Business
Institute In the assembly room OF the
Institute building, Nos. 163-i69 Cass'
ave. Thursday evening, at s o'clock.
Besides the address OF Judge Lock.
wood there will be good music and
recitation. The guests have the privi'
| lege CT inspecting the institute be.
tween the hours OF 1880 and s.
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Harrison l.. Davies, "the handcun
king" will be the special attraction
at the Y. NJ c. A., Thursday evening
Mr.. Davies will be placed in straight
Jacket out OF which he promises 10
release himself In a prescribed length
of time The performance will take
place on the floor OF the gymnasium
so that Mr.. Davies cannot be accused
OF a confederate's aid.
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William +. +. Ferguson, editor Oh
| the National Prohibitionist. will be the
principal speaker at the Neal Dow ban
quet to De held Friday evening at
O'Clock in the Y. Nj. c. A. The puT.
pose OF the BANQUET Is to give pub
lefty TO the Wayne County Prohibition
committees campaign OF education.
There has been 4 large sale OF tickets
for the banquet. Dr.. |. $. Morris Will
be POSTMASTER. and short speeches
from Kenneth Stevens. who will give
the story and character OF Neal Dow;
William Rice, who will talk on the pro-
nbitlon work in Wayne county; Ralph
liz Herrick. who is TO give a shor;
resume OF field work. and DR. Alfred