The Detroit times., 1910-01-15

Gerschow, w. +. Henze and Theodore
G. Mau.
An operetta entitled I'm Athletics
written and acted by high school stu
dents, VIII be given Saturday even
ing In the Central high school audi
torium.
Mr.. and Mrs b. C. Whitney are at
the Chalfonte, Atlantic City Mrs.
painful accident she met with during
the Christmas holidays.
The annual party of the Detroit
Central High School Alumni associa-
tion will be given Friday evening.
Jan. 2S. The two gymnasiums OF the
Central High will be pressed into SER
vice for the dance.
The Citizens and the Public
Schools" will be the subject OF a lee
ture by G. ~ Kendall. superintendent
OF public schools III indianapolis. in
the Museum OF Art. Thursday evening.
Jan. 20. The lecture is under the aus
pices OF the Twentieth Century club.
The annual dance OF the High
School Alumni association will take
place Thursday evening, Jan. 20. in
the Central high auditorium. The
grand march will be led by the oldest
graduate, Jared w. Finney, and the
youngest graduate, Miss Elsa Hill
Freidenberg.
Cupid ha been busy w;th the Mum
Der" girls OF the Grand exchange OF
the Michigan Telephone Co. and in
addition to several who have already
started on the matrimonial seas, more
will follow in the immediate future
Miss Elizabeth Schimmell. Miss Edith
Jose and Miss Emma Posner are
among the approaching brides. While
five other young women are busy with
trousseauX,
The Detroit branch OF the Collegi-
ate Alluinnae entertained the gradL-
ating classes OF the high and the prl'
vate schools OF the city, Saturday att
ernoon. in the Western high school.
Mrs. Lena Harris Doty, president OF
the alumnae, headed the receiving
line and was asst sted by former presi-
dents OF the association. A program.
OF music and addresses was given
at 3 o'clock, following which refresh
ments were served and dancing ell
Joyed.
II Is not generally known that Miss
May Morris, who comes here next
week to lecture before the Society or
Arts and Crafts and the Indoor CLUB.
is the expert called I'm by j. Pierpont
Morgan TO identify the famous Ascoli
cope after the cry was raised that 1t
had been stolen in Italy before It's pur-
chase by Mr. Morgan. Miss Morris.
after carefully examining the historic
robe. pronounced it the original and
on her Judgment Mr. Morgan returned
il to Italy. though he had paid large
price for il. Miss Morris was able to
identify the cope by means Of the
embroidery on IL. She knew the his
tory and significance Of each design.
Miss Morris will remain IN Detroit
several days. visiting different points
OF interest II is expected that she
will devote an entire day 10 inspect
ing Charles l.. Freer's are collection.
an excellent lecture Oh The patriots
and pathfnders of Detroit in the Y.
NJ. c. A. hall, Friday evening. The
lecture was given by Mrs. Charles
Moore and Mrs. Arthur Parker, under
the auspices of Louisa ST. Clair chap
ter. ID A r. Mrs. Theodore Hinch-
cliffe contributed vocal numbers.
At the annual election of the Bel
gian st. Charles society, the following
officers were elected Worthy adVi-
ser. the Rev. Henry Svoen; honorary
president, CAMEL De Nogelaer, pTeSi-
dent. Polvdore Matyn; vice-president.
Emiel Van Wanseele treasurer. Vic
tor -. Hondt: secretary, Henry y. Van
SlenbrCuck; assistant secretary. Chas.
Depuydt collector. Rene Van Eeck-
houtte marshal. Henry De Smyter;
banner masters. Henry Verstraete.
Isadore Calaert; trustees. Henry Van
Steeiant. Charles Warnez. August De
Rome, A;phonse Van Hollebeke. Vic
tor Van Steelant CAMEL Anckaert.
Theodoor Often. Henry Spruyte, Paul
De Rome. Abel Catry. Cyriel Van
Slembrouch. Ernest Cools The So
ciety has paid out during the past
year for death and sick benefits
s59s.i7. The receipts for the year
were sf.102.65. and the cash In the
treasury totals s4.259.99. The mem
bership Is l75.
In celebration Of the seventeenth
birthday Of the society's organization
| Louisa st. Clair chapter, ID. A. r.. VIII