The Detroit times., 1910-04-18

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The closing lecture of the season in
the Field.ave. public library branch,
will be given Tuesday evening, By
Prof. J. H. Trybon. on Manual and
Industrial training
The Detroit chapter or the Amer,'
can Woman's league will meet in Chat
Zee hall Monday evening, when j. Cot
neT Jr,. Of the American Boy. will 0e
the principal speaker.
The women's and girls physical
culture classes of the Fort-st. orscby'
terrain church will give an exhibition
In the gymnasium OF the church
house, Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The Unitarian club will give a sup
per and entertainment for men only,
Tuesday evening, April 20, when
What Detroit most needs" Will be
discussed by a notable array OF speak
ers.
Mrs Olive b. Lee. OF Dallas, Tex,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. L. ~
Huron. No $50 Fieldave. has gone
TO Chicago for brief visit before go
ing To her summer home in Derby
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Edmund Vance Cook will be the
principal attraction at the annual
home coming" of the Alumni associn-
ton OF the Detroit Training School Of
t.locution TO be held In Chaffee hall,
Monday evening, April 20.
The Philomathic Debating club
members are hard at work studying up
The question. Resolved. That free
trade with Canada is desirable" pre-
paratory TO an open debate early In
Nay, when the Smilansky medal will
De awarded To the best speaker
Miss Gladys Mcmillan, who has been
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Gwen
dolyn Curiie, for some time past will
leave the first of the week to join he-
mother, Mrs. Spencer Penrose, OF
Colorado Springs. in New York, where
they will spend some time before re-
turning TO their nome in Colorado.
A musical afternoon Will be given
by the Womens association or the
FOREST Presbyterian church. Monday
afternoon, in the church house. The
program will be contributed by Miss
Alice l.adue, soprano; Mrs. Charles
Brodt, pianist; Mrs. Robert STANDARD,
and Mrs Charles Moore. readers.
Coffee will follow the program.
Active and honorary members of
the Central High school house Of rep
resentatives to the number OF about
10. attended the organization elev-
enth annual banquet in the Cadillac,
Friday evening. Judge Alfred J. Muir
ply was the speaker of the evening,
and declared that 1t was the duty Of
every citizen TO take a keen interest
in the affairs OF state. Alvin HersCh
acted as toastmaster and toasts were
responded to by Paul Blanchard. Ken.
meth Stevens, Percy Blanchard.
Charles Goodnow and Prof. Edwin l..
Miller.
A splendid collection OF canvases
from the brush of H. r. Gallison the
American painter, is now on view in
the main gallery OF the Museum OF
the New England coast where Mr..
Gailison has spent many years OF his
life.
The Home Study clubs mems eve
ming will be held, Tuesday evening.
In the home of Mrs. Donald A. Mac
Lachan, No. sc Watson-st., when s
Scotch program will be given Mrs.
Robert Leete. soprano and Mrs. David
w. Fox, reader. both members OF the
club, Will be assisted by the profess
sionai talent Of the well-known Scotch
entertainers, Mrs. Haystead, Master
Robert Haystead, Robert Rankin and
Robert Gerrie.
The ladies association OF the Home
opathic Free Dispensary will give the
annual card party in aid OF the dis
pensary. Saturday evening. April g,
In Chaffee hall This event Is always
eagerly anticipated by the friends OF
the philanthropy TO be benefited. and
will doubtless attract the usual large
gathering.