The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
In Sociey

box party will be gwen by North
Star lodge. Star OF Bethlehem. Mon,
day evening. Feb. 2s
Mrs. Franklin n. Walker leaves this
week for Europe TO join her daughter,
the, Countess Matuschka, In Paris.
Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin will address
the Northwestern Research club. Mon,
day evening. on The modern Jew
and his relief"
Joan OF Arc" will be the subject
OF lecture by the Rev. NJ. l. Stritch.
>. j.. at the Field-aye. branch public
library, Tuesday evening. Feb. 10.
DR.. S. II. Clark, OF the University
OF Chicago, closes his course or
Shakespearean lectures Saturday eve
ming I'm the Church or Our Father
with Henry ""
The woman's association of the
Church OF the Covenant will give a
Martha Washington supper and pa
/ triotio entertainment. Tuesday eve
ming, Feb. %, in the church parlors-
The Venice of today" will be the
subject OF an illustrated lecture by
| Herbert w Faulkner, one OF Ameri-
cas- foremost artists now visiting in
the city. In the Museum OF Art audi
forum. Monday evening.
Lincoln memorial services Will be
held in Memorial hall. Monday eve
ming by Fairbanks Post, c. A. r.
| During the past two weeks members
of the post have been given ad-
dresses on Lincoln in the various pub
! lie schools.
Shall women vote?' will be de-
bated in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall Tuesday
evening. Feb 10, by women members
OF the Condor Debating club, and the
Public Speaking club OF the Y. NJ. c.
A. The ladies will take the affirma-
tive and the men the negative.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Allison. OF
Cincinnati. have taken up their resi-
dence in Detroit and are occupying
the old Depew home at No. S35 JEFF
ferson-ave. Mrs. Allison was former
ly Miss Depew. daughter of the late
Lawrence Depew. of Detroit, and
niece OF Chauncey NJ. Depew.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Mary Campau Hoffman. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Jules Hon
man. to Elwood Croul. Miss Hoffman
is recent debutante. and Mr. Croul
Is University OF Michigan graduate
and president OF the Riverside Stor-
age company, since the death of his
father William r. Croul.
Mark Twain" will be the subject
of lecture-recital by Charles F. I'm
derhill. OF New York, in the Church
OF Our Father. Friday evening. Feb.
u.s. Mr. Underhill is a personal friend
OF the humorist, and when Mr.. Glenn
ems heard OF the subject of the lecture
tour he said: That's right. Under
hill, make us both famous
"A group or modern painters" will
be discussed by Director Griffith. In
the Museum OF Art, Sunday after
noon. There are three interesting
exhibitions on view at present In the
museum-the Venetian pictures or
Herbert w. Faulkner and the Dearth
and Dessar exhibitions. which remain
but one week longer. Mr.. Faulkners'
pictures will he on view in the east
gallery for a fortnight.
Charles Moore will give an Illus
trated lecture on Washington as a
boy. a husband and stepfather," In
the Fort-st. Presbyterian church
house. Monday evening. Feb. 81. MIR.
Moore has had made some very beau
tiful lantern slides, reproductions OF
old and rare pictures depicting vari-
Gus periods OF Washlngton's life. The
y. A. r. have arranged TO give pa
triotic lecture on "Pathfnders and pa
ltrots of Michigan" in the church
house. Friday evening. March 4. the
lecture to be given by Mrs. Charles
Moore and Mrs. Arthur NJ Parker.