The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27
IN SOCIETY


George A. Reeder, OF New York. will
address the soldiers stationed az Fort
Wayne. Monday evening, in the ARMY
Y. NJ. c. A.
The Home Missionary society oi
Grand River NJ. +. church will hold
silver and gold medal contest, Tuesday
evening, in the church. There will be
program OF music.
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Mrs. E. ID. Stair has issued invita-
tons for a luncheon and musicale
Monday. in her home, No. 1925 Wood
ward-aye.. In honor OF her sister, Mrs
George Nicolai, of Great Neck, J.. l.
O.
The marriage OF Miss Isabelle Brad
beer TO Charles DuCharme will be
quietly celebrated, Monday evening
Feb q, in the home OF the brides
aunt. Mrs. George l. Garfield, No
$50 Jefferson-ave.
The Lowell Literary society, OF the
Central high school, held the twenty
fifth annual dinner Friday evening
in the Hotel Griswold At the dinner
is was decided to hold the twenty,
fifth repnion,, i'm the Rushmere club,
June 23, "a and %.
The Newsboys' association menu
hers are to be banquetted by George
Andrew Lewis at a date in the near
future yet to be selected, but the In
yitation was given and accepted with
a burst of cheers, Sunday evening, In
the regular meeting in Detroit Wheel
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Over, 300 employees VI the postal
service I'm Detroit sat down to ban
quet. Saturday evening, in the Hotel
Cadillac, at which Postmaster Homer
Warren. was the guest OF honor Fol-
lowing the discussion Of the menu a
TEEN In which Mr. Warren is held by
the men under him.
The Knights OF Columbus held the
second OF two initiation classes, Sat
urday afternoon and evening, in the
new club house, The first half OF the
class was initiated Wednesday, but
owing to the large number applying
for membership-171-a second class
had to be held Saturday. A banquet
at which there were 400 guests was
given Saturday evening
Palestine lodge. No. 357. F. e A. NJ,
will give large ball Monday even.
ing, In the Masonic temple. I'm aid OF
the Masonic cottage to be erected on
the grounds OF the Detroit Tubercu-
losis sanatorium Elaborate prepare
tons TO entertain large number OF
guests have been made by the com
mittee In charge Tickets for the ball
10 those who have received invitations
may be procured at Grainger-H Humans
and Gregory. Mayer & Thom's.
Director Griffith took the usual large
audience, in the Detroit Museum OF
Art auditorium Sunday afternoon,
through the history of Mural paint
ing" by means of an interesting lee
ture and stereopticon views. In con
Guiding his talk, Director Griffith paid
high compliment to the mural work
of the late Robert Hopkin. OF Detroit.
NHOSt. Sitdltoi idhit was WOn dS a
marine painter.
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The carnival bali to be given Shrove
Tuesday evening, in the Hotel Pont
chartrain, for the benefit OF the East
Side settlement has aroused the In
terest OF smart society 10 an unusual
extent Elaborate plans have been
made for the affair, which promises
to eclipse anything OF the sort here
to-fore attempted. in Detroit. with the
possible exception OF similar affair
given last spring in the Detroit opera
house, for the same charity.
d.
An old painting belonging to Joseph
Cohnen No. COS Champlain-st., has
been cleaned by Ludwig Bang. former.
ly OF Munich, who declares that the
process OF cleaning has revealed the
canvas TO be a genuine Raphael. The
picture has romantic history and has
been examined by many experts. all
of whom have doubted that II Is of
any value. Herr Bang, however, says
he would stake good deal that II is
find" In spite OF previous adverse
verdicts. He states that the signature
and date, 1914. are plainly discern.
ible. The painting represents young
woman reading, and connoisseurs who
have seen Il say that while -it may not
be- a Raphael IL came from the brush
Of one endowed with the divine spark
of genius.