The Detroit times., 1911-11-10
Social and Personal

The annual business meoting OF the
benjamin Franklin school Alumni
association will be held Friday oven
ing, Nov. 10, Ia the school auditorium.
There arc many important questions
10 be decided, tho manner In which
they are disposed OF having much to
do with the future welfare OF the or
ganisatiou. II u hoped, therefore.
that "A large number OF the members
will be present.
The Central w. {. T, L., will hold
the regular meeting Friday afternoon
at s:l6 o'clock. In Central Methodist
chapel. The program will be- devoted
TO Echoes OF the national conven'
ton"
The John Paul Jones chapter, Chill
dren OF the American Revolution, will
hold the November meeting, In the
home OF the president, Mrs. James
II. Mcdonald, No. 6s Ersktne-st.,
saturday afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. James S. Park Will give a talk
on Our patriotic songs." illustrated
with music and pictures.
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Walter McClintock. OF Pittsburgh
81 well.known traveller and lecturer.
will be brought to Detroit oy the
Girls Protective league. for lee
ture in the Light Guard armory, Fiji
day evening, Nov. "a, for the benent
OF the league. Mr.. McClintocks SUD
iect will be Through the Rockies 20
the camp OF the Blackfoot Indians.
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Nr and Mrs. Frederic s. lsham have
returned 10 Detroit after year spent
in travelling around the globe. Ihey
will remain in their home In this city
for few weeks before starting on
on their travels again.
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Mrs. William p. Hamilton will give
a luncheon for - guests, Friday noon,
in her home, No. 4s6 Jefferson-aye,
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Or and Mrs. Burt r. Shurly will
entertain dinner guests in the Coun-
Try club. Saturday evening.
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The Garden club was entertained,
Wednesday afternoon. by Mrs.
Charles A. Du Charme, in her Crosse
Pointe home Mrs. Frances King. OF
Alma. Mich, president OF the club, is
the guest OF Mrs. Du charme. for a
few days.
The Latin-American league will
hold the fourth annual dinner in the
Wayne hotel, Friday evening, at s
o'clock. Among the speakers will be
Lucius T. Wilson, c. w. Harrah.
Daniel Altland and John A. Oldt.
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The annual business meeting OF the
trustees of the Museum of Art was
held Wednesday The reports pre-
sented were unusually satisfactory
and showed. substantial progress In
the work OF the museum. The term
OF office OF two members OF the board
OF trustees, Joseph II. Boyer and
Philip n. Mcmillan. having expired,
Milton A. McRae and Dexter NJ. Ferry
Jr, have been chosen 10 fll the va
cancies. Bryant Walker president OF
the board, said that he believed the
new home of the museum, TO be erect
ed on Woodward and Farnsworth.
aves. would prove the art cen
ter of the city. He referred
with pride TO the fact that the paint
ings in the museum have SO high a
standing as 10 be in constant demand
for loan exhibitions In other cities.
Much praise was given Director A
H. Grifith, for his conduct OF the mu-
scum and his faithful and unremitting
labors in connection with the insti-
tuition.
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An invitation has beer extended
by the Detroit Federation OF Womens 5
clubs TO the members OF the Board Of
Commerce to meet j. Henry Cone. OF
New York, who will give an address
in the interests OF the National So
ciety for the promotion OF Industrial