The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-25
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Carhartt.
VINO nave been In New York all win
ter are Z cstroil for the Easter holi.
days. II/0IIs
The ladies OF rTinity M E. church
Of Highland Park will hold a sale CT
homemade cakes, pies and other dain-
Tics In the grocery store OF +. j. Mar
kie. NO. 2OSS WOodward-ave.. all day
Saturday.
The ladies Of the West Warren Rest
dents association will hold a sale OF
home baked delicacies In MitteIs'
orug store, Warren and Mckinley
aves.. Saturday. Easter plants and
flowers will also be on sale.
The annual Kinder Esterfest--
children's Easter festival-of the Har-
monte society will be held I'm Har-
monte hail, Saturday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock. A program of games and
music has been arranged and supper
will be served az q o'clock.
A musical and literary program Will
be given IN the Museum OF Art, Friday
evening. by the Hopkin club. lvaa
Swift, poet and reader; Mrs. May Leg
gett Abel, violinist: Frederick l.
Abel, 'cellist. and Margaret Name
bach. pianist, will contribute the pro-
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Repp, OF No.
229 Sherman-st, celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary Friday
The couple were married in Baltimore.
Md, In 1860. and have lived in Detroit
48 years. Four sons, three daughters
and eight grandchildren joined in the
celebration.
Miss Mary H. OBrien, of No. l5l
Joseph Campau-ave.. will be the hos
tess OF an informal dinner Saturday
evening. in honor OF Miss Frances
Thrall, who Is nome from school IN
Northampton. Mass. the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. A. j. Neber. No. 1856 JET
ferson-ave.
A large audience, composed or mem-
bers OF the Builders anu Traders ex-
change and their guests. listened to
lecture on THE Great Buildings or the
World" THURSDAY evening, In the MAJ
scum of Art Director Griffith was the
lecturer, and illustrated his talk with
Btereopticon views.
A candy and egg festival Will be an
Easter day entertainment provided Tor
the $50 orphs' OF St Francis nome,
No $3.50 Wucdward-ave. The public
Is asked TO contribute toward the fe''
uval and such assistance will be CRATE
fully acknowledged by the sisters OF
the home.
DIR. Charles Stelz!e. of New York.
will speak in Westminster Presby-
terrain church. Friday evening, on
Church and Labor" under the aus
pices OF the Mems club of the church..
Members of the Presbyterian demon
.natlon throughout the city and the
general public also are invited to at
tend the lecture, which is free.
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An open meeting OF the Detroit Par.
liamentary Law club will be held IN
the Y. w. C. A. hall, Wednesday morn
ing, March 80. at 10 O'Clock. A de-
bate on the following will be given:
Resolved, That thorough knowl-
edge of parliamentary law and the
ability to put that knowledge into prac-
tice is necessary FOR every member OF
iii organization
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I'VE should work to give Detroit
school board OF from Ave to seven
members, elected at large. composed
Of men who would have only two ideas
In yiew--the welfare OF the children
and the judiciouJ expenditure OF the
taxpayers mone.." was the gist of a
.aper read by Mrs. f. G. Osborn be-
fore the department OF philanthropy
and reform of the Twentieth Century
club, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Os-
born spoke on the school laws OF var!-
bus states.