The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-03
In Society

Miss Irene Mullin. OF No. ITO
Josephine-ave.. has returned from Il
six-months' visit in the east.
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Henry L. Bodman will give talk to
business girls at the Y. NJ. G. A,
Thursday, from 1890 TO l o'clock.
The annual ball flor the benefit OF
The day nursery and free kindergarten
Of The Franklin.st. settlement Will De
given Friday evening, in Strasburg
academy.
The Rev. Caroline Bartlett Crane, OF
Kalamazoo, will give an address on
"Woman's Civic Responsibility, be
fore the Equal Suffrage club, at the
regular meeting, Ina the Century build
ing, Friday afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
The Harmonic society will give
concert and ball, Thursday evening
The concert will be given by the
Gemischter Choir, the Maennerchor .
capella. the Damenchor. the Detroit
Philharmonic club, William Yunck and
Harold jarvis.
That delightful Interpreter OF Dick
ems characters. Frank Speaight, oil
London. will give one OF his inimitahle
recitals, in the Church OF Our Father,
! Saturday evening, March 3. Mr..
Speaight will give bits from Pickwick
Papers and David Copperfield.
The present exhibition of the De-
troit Society OF Women Painters in
the Museum'of Art is by long odds the
best the society has ever shown. The
organization now numbers several
really good artists, whose work has
won recognition both at home and
abroad and makes the Detroit observ-
or willing 10 forget some of the worse
than mediocre canvases shown hair
dozen years ago by the same society
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MoSlem temple will give concert.
Thursday evening in the Masonic tenn
pie auditorium for members and their
ladies', The program will be furnished
by the Redpath quartet OF New York.
Gaylord Yost and Mrs. Ella Schroed-
er-Yost, the Detroit violinists. played
with much success in Baltimore and
Pittsburg the past week and their i'm
mediate engagements include concerts
in Cleveland, Toledo and other Ohio
cities, and in Charleston, w. Va.
Miss Katharine Van Dyke has ar
ranged series OF six illustrated
story talks" for children on Greece
and its ancient lore. 10 be given In
the Museum OF Art. on the afternoons
of March I. IA. 81 and % and April =
and IL. Miss Van Dyke has particu-
larly happy way of talking TO children,
and while their little minds are learn
ing many useful bits of history their
imaGinations are stimulated by the de-
lightful tales with which Miss Van
Dyke clothes the real information.
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Charles NJ. Clohecy, the basso OF the
Forrest Presbyterian church, was the
solOist Of the fifth concert OF the De-
troit Philharmonic clubs season, Tues
day evening, In the Church OF Our
Father, and added one more instance
10 the indisputable fact that Detroit
harbors many frst-class concert sing
ers. The club attained best success
In the lighter numbers OF the chamber
music compositions on the program.
The Accomplishments TO Mr.. Clohecy $
numbers we're admirably played by
y. j. Corey.
A large audience shrlcked with
laughter until the courts gavel threat
ened 10 break in an effort to restore
order during the progress Of the mock
breach OF promise trial, in the Church
Of the Covenant parlors Tuesday
evening. Miss Florence Middlemiss
as Edith Awful Easymark. the plain
tiff, sued for $4,000, but as the de-
PENDANTS lawyer brought out that
Edith had figured in 8 similar suits,
the jury let II go at six cents for her
injured feelings. The defendant.
James McCalum, had the temerity to
elope with another girl instead of full
filling his promise to Edith William
b. Van Akin, leader OF the Young
Mems Bible class, whose members
gave the entertainment. acted as
judge.