The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-13
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Unitarian church Will give supper
"Wednesday evening IN the church par
lors.
The Mems League OF Bethany Pres
byterian church will give a supper aud
= social evening, Thursday evening, In
the church parlors.
Hurry Rickel Will lecture on PRO
hibition and the public school" FRIDAY
evening, Aptl Is. before the Detroit
Stadtverbund, In Turner hall.
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Gcorgiana Macdonald. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hilary Macdonald. of
Port Huron, Ia Joseph Strong String.
ham, OF Detroit
The annual luncheon Of the Danes
of the Loyal Legion was held We'd
nesday noon IN the Hotel Pontchar-
train. Previous TO the luncheon pro
gram OF music and story was enjoyed.
Miss Eva Woodward Lord. assisted
by members of the fRculty4of the De-.
troit College of Music. will give
piano recital next Monday evening in
Trinity Methodist church. Woodward
and Buena Nista.ayes
The annual card party of the ladies'
association OF the Homeopathic Free
Dispensary will be held In Chaffee hall
Saturday evening. April 26 at
O'Clock The proceeds will be given
10 the dispensdly fund.
Mrs. Mary Z Thomas. OF No. 80
Smithave., is making an effort to form
Whistler club for study of the mu-
steal possibilities of good whistling
Mrs Thomas would like 10 hear from
all the whistlers in the city.
An entertainment will be given by
the Thomas Normal School Glee CLUB
in the FranKin-st Settlement Thurs
cay evening for the benefit OF the Set
tlement An Informal hop VIII FOLLOW
the musical program.
For the benefit of Providence hospi-
tai, the Cathedral Minstrel Club will
give an entertainment. Thursday even
ing, In the cathedral school hall, Par
sons-st The program promises 10
present an unusual array OF clever
entertainers.
musicale viii be gwen for the
members OF the Twentieth Century
club Thursday afternoon at 3:45
o'clock in the Century building. The
program arranged 10y Mrs Edwin )
Sheriff. VIII be given by Mrs. Fred
orick L. Abel Mrs Charles +. Hanl-
mond. Mrs. Clarence e. simpson, Mrs
Sheriff.. Miss Elizabeth Robins ami
Charles VI. Cloheoy.
The members of the memorial com
mittee formed 10 erect a fitting monu
ment To the late William G Maybury
viii gather i'm the Museum of Art Fri
day afternoon. at o'clock. 70 view II
designs submitted by sculptors from
all over the country After the com
mittee has passed upon the designs
the public win be given an opportunity
to pass Judgment one Detroiter has
submitted a design
The Grace Church Juniors viii give
dramatic and musical entertainments
IN the school room OF the church
Thursday evening This will be the
last entertainment in the church Is
IL now stands, as next week Grace
church congregation aftiliates with st
Paul's cathedra! and the building
Itself passes into other hands and for
other uses than d church
The banquet held ia the Hotel Tul- !
Ter Tuesday evening by the Marcy
Barstew scholars was attended by up
wards OF 100 old pupils of the Barstow
school who attended the institution
between 1881 and 1868 Many mes
sages OF regret We're read from former
pupils unable 10 attend The annual
election OF officers resulted as fol
lows President Andrew Harvey
vice-president Herman Weiss secre-
tary and treasurer. G. G Torrey.
Preparations have been made for
one OF the most brilliant SOCIAL
functions Detroit society has ever
known. in the Bal Masque TO be given I
Thursday evening. IN the Detroit
Opera house under the patronage "
a large number of society women, for /
the benefit OF the East Side Settle .
ment AT the close of the perform I
ance of the Richard earle company, I
In The Echo Wednesday evening. I
a force of carpenters VIII enter the 4
theater and proceed TO build a dane /
ing floor 10 be placed over the
orchestra chairs AT o'clock Thurs /
day morning the William Wright Co. /
and j. Brietmeycr q Sons will starr
On the decorations which are TO be I
particularly beautiful and unique. The
stage will be converted into an Italian
garden. where the dancers may retire
for glass Of punch only those on
masque will be permitted on the
dancing floor until after II 80 O'CLOCK,
when n general unmasking will occur
The ball Will begin promptly at 9
o'clock and close AT I O'Clock owing
TO the fact that all decorations must
be removed and the auditorium and