The Detroit times., 1911-01-26
In SOCIETY

Schiller lodge, +. a A. NJ, will hold
It's annual ball i'm the Masonic tenn
pie, Thursday evening, Feb. 3
Tickets for the Ellen Terry recital
be held In Columbus hall, Feb. u
may be reserved from Mrs. A. +.
Wolfschlager.
The Ladies Sewing society will
,iyc it's next card party, Thursday AT
Jerncon. at ESQ O'Clock, in the Han
nah Schloss Memorial building. The
proceeds To sc the fresh air fund.
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A musical and Evolutionary enter
tainment will be given under the aus
pieces OF the Woman's Home Mission
airy society OF the Central Methodist
church, 1T No. SD Second-ave., Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50. Mrs. Mark b.
stevens. Miss Hope Smith, Miss Alice
Temple Carr and the Misses Warner
vii, take part. An invitation Is ex-
tended TO the home missionary socie-
ties OF the city and friends to attend.
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A series of pedro parties will be
given under the auspices OF the Moth
ers' league I'M the homes of the vari-
Gus committee chairmen and OF the
members of the endowment bed COM
mittee for the purpose Of raising a
fund TO endow bed in the new tuber-
culosis sanatorium. The first of these
parties will be given Thursday even
inc, Jan. 26, in the home OF the west
side chairman, Mrs. L. Harris, No. Az
Dix-aye.
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The one hundred and fifty-second
anniversary OF the birth of Robert
Burns was celebrated by nearly 5000
Scots from all parts OF Michigan and
the Canadian border in the Light
Guard armory, Tuesday evening. Miss
Jessie MacLachlan's singing OF old
Scotch songs was the hit OF the musi-
cal program. She also was heard In
several duets with Harold Jarvis,
which stirred up great enthusiasm.
st. Andrews Highlanders gave sew
cral intricate drills and acted as
ushers at the grand ball, which topped
off the celebration
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Detroit lodge. No. {. OF the Ship
masters association, will give It's
eighteenth annual ball in the Wayne
pavilion, Thursday evening. The
event is ALWAYS one of the largest AMI
most brilliant of the year in Detroit.
and great pains have been taken 10
keep this years affair up 10 the
standard. Two full orchestras, Fin
ney's and Stones, will furnish music.
For the convenience OF outof-town
guests, special boat will leave the
ferry dock for Windsor at 2:30 a. M.
and special cars on the interurban
lines will leave at the same time.
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Detroit public schools are turning
out their semi-annual "grist.' Glass
day exercises were held in both the
Eastern and Western high schools.
Tuesday afternoon. At o'clock this
afternoon, the Western graduates re-
ceive their diplomas, Dr. c. S. Ems
berger, of Wittenberg college, ono,
making the principal address. There
are 40 graduates The graduating eX-
ercises OF the Eastern high will be
held Wednesday evening, at O'CLOCK
DIR. Edward s. Lewis. OF the Lewis In
stitute, Chicago, will make the adj
dress. Graduates of the Central high
will hold their commencement pro-
gram in the SCHOOL auditorium, Thurs
day morning, when DR.. Lewis VIII
make another address. The class has
146 members In lieu of the regu-
lation class day exercises, the grad
yates put on dress rehearsal OF John
Kendrick Bangs farce, "A Proposal
Under Difficulties" Tuesday evening.
charging a small admission fee, the
proceeds to be applied TO the ath-
lctic fund OF the school. The playlet
will be given its formal presentation
at the class banquet "Wednesday even
ing.
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