The Detroit times., 1911-02-20
IN SOCIETY


The Tuesday Musicale will give d
concert for members only. Tuesday
morning, in the Century building when
program devoted to Norwegian m,l
sic exclusively. will be given.
Judge Ben. Lindsey. OF Denver
Colo. one OF the noted men OF the
country, will come to Detroit. Tues
day, to give q lecture In the Simpson
NJ. e. church, Tuesday evening. under
the auspices OF the Tull Bible class.
Charles II. Metclaf will give an IL
Illustrated lecture on Alaska and the
Yukon trails In 1885," Tuesday even
ing. In the Field-ave branch OF the
public library. The lecture will be
at s o'clock and 10 free.
Mrs. Minnie Tyler and Miss Thalit
Vollbracht will give q dramatic re
cital Monday evening, In Chaffee hall
They will be assisted by musical tai
ent. Following the program an IN
formal dance will be enjoyed.
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The regular monthly meeting Of
the Daughters OF 1912, will be held
Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. In
the home OF Mrs. william II. Irvine
No. "a Longfellow-ave. The program
will include music and readings by
Mrs. Edna Chaffee Noble.
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The Society of Detroit Chemists
will hold a meeting In the Stevens
building, Friday evening, Feb. "a
when e. Blough. of the Aluminium
Co. OF America, Pittsburg, will give
talk on The industrial uses OF
aluminium" A visit will be made to
the Aluminium Steel Castings Co.
A double silver medal oratorical
contest will be given In Tabernacle M
E. church, Tuesday evening. by mem
bers of the Sunday school classes Of
Miss Hart and Miss Jenkinson, under
tie auspices Of the Woman's Home
Missionary society. The oratorica
contest Is under the direction of Mrs
NJ. K. Butler, state superintendent oi
pedal contest work.
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N. ]. Corey will give a talk, Mon
day evening, in the Museum Of Art
on the allWagner program to be play
ed by the Theodore Thomas Sym
phony orchestra, Wednesday evening
In the Light Guard armory. Mr.
Corey will illustrate his talk with
stereopticon pictures OF scenes from
Wagner's works and with piano Sc
lections. The talk is free to the pub.
lie.
A delegation from Detroit Of mem
bers of the National Educational as
sociation will join the delegation
from Chicago and western points on
their way to the annual meeting OF
the department of superintendent to
be held in Mobile, Ala, Feb. 1925.
In the Detroit party will be Supt. and
Mrs Wales G. Martindale, Supervis-
or and Mrs. o. Frederick. Durand
w. Springer and Supervisor
Charles l.. Spain. Following the
meeting side trips have been arrang-
ed to the Booker T. Washington
school in Tuskegee, and the school
of Organic Education in Fairhope,
Ala, as well as to the Mardi Gras,
in New Orleans.
Bishop Edward ID. Kelly, of Ann
Arbor. assistant TO Bishop Foley, OF
Detroit, will be present at a reception
Monday evening, in the Knights OF
Columbus clubhouse, rendered to the
members of the building committee OF
the recently erected home of the
knights. Grand knight M. E. Calvin
will be chairman Of program of ad
dresses and music to be given In the
hall Bishop Foley and Bishop Kelly
will speak, the Knights of Columbus
quartet will sing, and Homer Warren
will contribute several solos. The fol
lowing are members OF the building
committee who are TO be honored by
their brother knights: E. III. Doyle
Frank c. Cook. Joseph J. Crowley
John Wynne, Jr., James 4. Danaher
George F. Monaghan and William b
Thompson.
The usual overflow audience lis
tened to Director Griffith in the Mu
scum OF Art auditorium, Sunday af
ternoon, when he gave a talk ON
American artists and their work. .
The subject was particularly timely
as a number Of canvases by Amerl
cans are now hanging on the walls