The Detroit times., 1910-04-08
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The engagement Is announced of
Miss Rose Brandy, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. M. Brandy. No. rs Eliot-st..
to Henry Friedmah
Kilwinning lodge. +, A. M, will
give a dancing party. Thursday eve
ming, April IA. In the chapter rooms
In the Masonic temple.
John Paul Jones chapter. Children
OF the American Revolution. will meet
Saturday afternoon I'm the residence
III Mrs. Frederic B. Stevens. No. %
Eliot-st.
An informal dancing party Will be
given Friday evening In sMcDonalds
academy, No. 1895 Woodward-ave., by
the Ladies' Aid Society OF Holy RIOS
airy church.
A reception and tea was held FRI
day Afternoon In the rooms OF the Arts
and Crafts society. The exhibition oi
metal work by Miss Josephine Hart
we'll Shaw attracted much attention.
A pretty reception was held lnurs-
day afternoon In the residence or Dr
and Mrs. Hugo Erickson. NO. 24o
Chandler-ave., TO announce the en-
gagement OF Miss Elsa Erickson to
William Raymond Lane. The rooms
were prettily decorated with pink and
white roses.
About so members of the Epsilon
chapter OF the Phi Rhi Sigma fratern-
ity, sat down TO the fourteenth annual
In n IIntn1 ChartaVnix
Thursday evening DR.. Edward W.
Mooney was POSTMASTER and a num-
Der OF the city's well-known ply
sicians were on the speakers list.
A largely attended banquet was
held by the Detroit Baptist union,
Thursday evening. In the North Wood
ward church. The principal speakers
were Charles b. Sawyer, secretary of
Detroit Board of Commerce, the Rev.
William b. Wallace, Of Cleveland, and
the Rev Joshua Roberts, OF Detroit.
The opening night of the Detroit
Wheelmen's three-day minstrel show
drew capacity house to the club
rooms on Adams-ave. east, Thursday
evening. The entertainers are drawn
largely from the ranks OF the club
members and the program Is filled
with laughable acts. The show VIII
be repeated Friday and Saturday
evenings.
A musical tea will he given by the
Beatrice Larned Whitney circle Of
Kings Daughters, of the First Con
gregational church, Friday evening,
at 7:i5 O'Clock. in the church parlors.
Mrs. b. G. Whitney. In whose honor
the circle is named, will preside at
the chocolate tray; Mrs. s. f. Diltz
will pour tea; the lemonade table will
be In charge of Miss Caroline Ickler,
and Miss Helen Kennedy will have
charge of the candy table.
A program made up of the best
liked numbers previously given by
DR.. Ludwig Wullner. in Detroit. will
be offered by that artist for his fare
well recital Friday evening, in the
Church OF Our Father He will sing
six Schubert songs. three by Schu-
man and single numbers by Schind-
Ter, Posa. Hermann. Wolf, Strauss
and Sinding The latter half OF the
program will be given to Das Hexen-
leid,. in the dramatic Interpretation
OF which. DR.. Wullner Is at his best.
The recital will commence promptly
at S:15 o'clock.
An address filed with sensible
ideas. practical advice and interest
ing musical knowledge was given by
DR.. Frank Damrosch. OF New York. in
the Thomas Normal Training school,
Thursday afternoon, before large
audience of students and musicians.
Dr. Damrosch declared that every
American city OF 100000 population
should have It's stock opera company,
symphony orchestra and choral So
ciety, and that with the musical APP
probation so rapidly developing In
this country and the wealth of Ameri-
cans. such a civic condition is not at
all "a musicians dream" but a prac
tical possibility.
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