The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-14

returned to Detroit.
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There Will be a sale OF homebaked
goods in the guild rooms OF st. An
drew's Memorial Episcopal church,
Saturday afternoon.
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The quartet cnolf of the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church will sing
Stainer's "Crucihxion." in the church.
Good Friday evening.
The Epworth league, OF Burns-ave.
Methodist church. will give. chicken
pie supper, in the parlors OF the
church, Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. Richard p. JOY will give a
childrens party in the Century-bldg..
Saturday afternoon, in honor OF her
young daughter, Miss Ella Joy.
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Mrs. A. c. Stellwagen, who has
been spending the past two months
with her brother, Arthur ii. Fleming.
in Los Angeles, has returned to De-
troit.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Goldman, of No. 22O
High-st. east, announces the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Mae
Goldman TO Charles David Misty. OF
New York.
Among Detroiters staying in Old
Point Comfort. are Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
L. Smith. and the Misses Margaret
and Agnes Smith, Mrs. w. G. Col
burn, and Mrs. c. X. Backus.
| The ladies' OF Messiah Lutheran
church will hold the annual Easter
fair In the chapel, Easter Monday az
ternoon and evening. Supper will be
served.
! The ladies auxiliary of Friendship
lodge, No. All, F. & A. NJ. will give
card and dancing party in the chap
ter rooms, In the Masonic temple,
Wednesday evening, April IS.
Mr. and Mrs Philip II. Mcmillan,
are in London, Eng, the guests of
latter, Mr.. McMillan's sister. They
will sail for America, April %.
The vested choir of 40 voices of ST.
Peters Episcopal church, under the
direction OF Harry p. Williamson, will
| give the sacred cantata, The Seven
Last Words" by Theodore Dubois, in
the church, Good Friday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs W. HOWE Muir, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Lewis, Mrs. Al
len Atterbury and Mrs. Strathearn
Hendrie are among Detroiters who
will leave the first Of the week FOR
New York and Atlantic City, for a
brief stay.
The Knights of Equity will give the
annual ball, in their new home, Fort
and Second-sts., Easter Monday eve
ming. This will be the first large par
~ given in the hall. 1t will be infor-
NAL and open TO members and their
ladies only.
Miss Juliette Anne Gleason Will
| give a graduating recital Tuesday
evening, April Is, in Chaffee hall,
presenting an arrangement of Polly
/ of the Circus" Miss Gleason is a
graduate of the Detroit Training
School of Elocution and English Lit
erature.
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! "One of the prettiest and jolllest
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made by the committee in charge of
the Easter party OF Detroit lodge, No.
2, +. & A. NJ, which will take place
/ Monday evening, in the Masonic tenn
| pie. Tickets for the party may be
secured at Traub Bros, or at the
door on presentation of an invitation
! Good Friday evening, the vested
male choir of st. Andrews Memorial
Episcopal church will sing Sir John
| Stener's cantata, The Crucifxion,'
assisted by Frank T. Shearer, cornet
and string trio. The soloist will
be Hugh A. Stewart and Al. lie Blanc,
tenors; James Tree, baritone, and
George Smith, bass. The choir Is di-
rected by George G. Wright, organist.
The following delegates from
Louisa st Clair chapter, ID. A. r., left
Friday, for Washington, ID. O., to at
tend the continental congress OF the
society: Mrs. Charles II. Metcalf,
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Parker, Mrs. Emma
Fox, Mrs. L. w. Stoddard, Mrs. Theo-
dore ID. Hinchcliffe, Mrs. Charles
Moore. Mrs H. +. Moeller, Mrs. r.
II. Fyfe, Mrs. +. T. Ranney, Mrs. w.
H. Irvine and Mrs. David Cady
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Henry Oldys, of Washington, ID. O.,
biologist in the government service
will come to Detroit, Friday evening.
May II, to give free lecture in the
Museum of Art auditorium. on bird
life, under the auspices Of the Michi-
gan Audubon society. Mr.. Oldys has
made a life study OF birds, and is
said to know their habits thoroughly
and to be able to initiate their calls
perfectly. The Audubon society will
make a special effort to have school
children attend the lecture.
DR.. Juanita Lea gave one or the
most interesting papers OF the club
year before the department OF phil.
anthropy and reform of the Twenti-
eth Century club, Thursday after
noon, when she took up the subject
| OF "Eugenics." DR.. Lea Is a clever
and original speaker. humorous and
at times satirically witty One OF the
largest gatherings of the season lis
tened to Dr. Lea with keen interest.
frequently interrupting her address
with applause.
The quartet and chorus choir OF the
First Congregational church, under
the direction OF j. Truman Wolcot
and assisted by the choir OF the Fort
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