The Detroit times., 1910-12-20
IN SOCIETY


treasurer, Gilbert Weldon; secretary.
Helen Ellis.
The annual Burns concert OF st.
Andrews society will be given Jan.
"a. in the Light Guard armory, when
Miss Jessie MacLachian, the we'll
known Scottish soprano, will be tho
star attraction.
An entertaining program. that had
its Instructive side, was given In
the Fort.st. Presbyterian charcn
house, Monday evening. when n. j.
Corey gave an illustrated talk on
"Old New England Music" and the
quartet choir sang number Of old
time songs and pseimody.
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A delightful afternoon tea was CIV
en- Tuesday, by Mrs. +. w. Baum
gartner, No. "a Delawareave., In non,
or Of her daughter, Miss Marjorie ana
her guest, Miss Frambach. The mouse
was prettily decorated in the Christ'
mas colors, with garlands and wreaths
OF holly.
An appreciative and large adience
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| Church OF Our Father. Monday even
ling when this wellknown platform
speaker and traveller gave an inter
esting illustrated talk of the west
ne knows 80 we'll Mr.. Brigham's
uereopticon views were especially
fine.
The frat of a series Of faculty
concerts drew large audience to
the Ganapol School of Musical Art,
Monday evening, when Mrs. Boris l.
Ganapol Mrs. Edwin S. Sheriff. and
Edmund Lichtenstein, gave a pro
gram of piano and violin music Inc
audience was enthusiastic in its ap'
preciation OF the artistic work OF
the artists, the concert again adding
testimony to the fact that Detroit
harbors musicians of high ability.
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The Detroit Equal Suffrage cluh
will give a reception and lunchech
IN members and friends, Thursday,
Dec. 20. in the Elliott-Taylor-W
fenden Co.'S cafe. A committee OF
the club members will receive from
1890 TO / o'clock in one or the pretty
rooms in the carpet department on
the fifth floor and at lib O'CLOCK
luncheon will be served. Mrs. Chas.
Howard Mcmahon, OF Salt Lake Clty,
will be the guest Of honor and VIII
give a brief address on Equal SUI
frage in Utah.
The December concerts OF the De
troit String quartet will be given,
in Temple Beth FL. Wednesday ar
ternoon and Thursday evening, OF
this week. The assisting soloist WIZ
be Mrs. L. w. Haass, soprano, VINO
will make her first concert appear
ance in Detroit on this occasion Inc
quartet will play Beethoven quartet
No. II and three short numbers for
the closing group. The afternoon con
cert will begin at O'Clock ana the
evening at SIS o'clock.
The demand for tickets for the
Christmas ball to be given in Stras
burgs academy, Thursday evening
Dec. %. for the benefit Of the Wo
mans Hospital and Infants Home
has been gratifyingly large and Il
splendid attendance is assured. Inc
ladies, on the various committees
connected with the ball, have worked
theoretically, and the result OF their
efforts promises to be one OF the
prettiest functions of the season. The
galleries of the academy are admir-
ably adapted to looking on" and II
is expected they will be filled with
the non-dancing contingent.
An attractive cover design Of the
head OF an Indian maid against a
background of snow with snow-cov'
cred birds fitting about, Is the ap
propriate frontispiece of Meadow
Lark" an Indian legend two-step,
lust issued by Jerome H. Remick q
Co The two-step was written by
Howard Dalton. young Detroiter
AMI follows the accepted lines OF
the modern Indian-rag two-step. sc
popular with the dancers of today
The piece will probably soon mum
Der itself among the many Rem
lex hits
Following the installation OF the
recently elected officers OF Friend
ship lodge, f. & A. NJ. Monday even
ing, about 400 members and their
ladies enjoyed an informal dance in
the chapter parlors. Frank J. Bay
ley is chairman of the entertainment
committee of the lodge, and with his
assistants promises to make the sea
sons functions the liveliest and most
attractive ever given under the
lodges auspices. Walter +. Tidswell,
John F. Cotter and j. J. Sandick
will represent Friendship lodge at
the meeting of the grand lodge OF
the United States in Alexandrine,
Va, Feb. %, when the grand lodge
of Michigan will confer the third
degree on Washington lodge, of AL
exandrine.
The University of Michigan Glee
clubs will inaugurate the annual hol-
iday tour with a concert in Detroit.
Wednesday evening, in the Hotel
Pontchartrain. The large number of
former u. OF NJ. men, both old and
young In Detroit, assures a large and
enthusiastic audience. The program
will include all of the old college IA
vorites and many novelties. Selec-
tons will be given from THE Grim
son Chest" the college opera, pro
duced a week ago in Ann Arbor. with
such success. Tickets for the concert
may be procured in the Hotel Pont-
chartrain, Grinnell Bros, and the
University club. Following the
concert the members of the clubs
will be entertained with smoker
In the University club.