The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-13
in SOCIETY

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The ladies OF Emmanuel Lutheran
church will hold an Easter bazaar. in
the parlors OF the church, Monday al
ternoop and evening.
Miss Harriet w. Thomson will give
q talk on The birds of this section
before the College club members,
Wednesday afternoon. April 10, at 8
o'clock. Tea will follow.
Detroit Equal Suffrage club will
meet, in the Century bldg, Friday al
ternoon, at $3.50 o'clock. 10 continue
the election of officers and trustees
postponed from last Friday.
The annual meeting and election OK
officers of the Liberty w. G. L. u,
will be held Friday afternoon, at 1880
o'clock, in the home OF Mrs. Jessie
Spangler, No 663 Antoinette-st,
The pretty mezzanine in the Ell
lott Tay lor- w oolfenden store, will
be the scene, Saturday, of an Easter
candy sale, conducted by the ladies
or st. Joseph's Episcopal church.
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A childrens Easter party will be
given by Concordia society, in Con-
cordia hall. Monday afternoon and
evening. Games, music, supper and
dancing will form the program.
o.
Signor Guiseppi Bartolotta, who is
spending the Easter vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Anton Daley, No.
SIC Woodward-ave.. was the honor
guest at musicale, given Wednes-
day evening, by his hosts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lyon and
children, Master Charles and Miss
Elizabeth, No. lie Taylor-ave., are
spending the Easter vacation in Jack
son, the guests of Mrs. Lyons par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lewis.
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The Rev William A. Burch will
speak on the question, What are our
legislators doing TO safeguard the
homes of our slater" Friday after
noon. at 2:30 O'Clock, In Central Meth
odist chapel, before the Central w.
C. T. q.
A dramatic and musical program
will be given in the Young Woman's
Home, Monday, April "a, under the
direction OF Mrs. Alexander X. Gage,
and Mrs. Edwin S. Sheriff.. A play
called The Lady Doctor will be
given and miscellaneous program
of vocal and instrumental music.
o.
In order to better acquaint public
school pupils, in the higher grades,
with good pictures. series or lee
lures will be given in the Museum or
Art, by Assistant Director Clyde Bur-
roughs, every Tuesday and Friday at
ternoons, beginning Tuesday after
noon, April Is, and continuing until
the second Tuesday. in June. Groups
of pictures and their painters Will be
taken up and the course promises to
be very interesting as well as in
structive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Riley Fuller.
No. 396 Jefferson-ave., will give
soiree musicale, Easter Monday even
ing, in honor of Miss Fraser and Mss
Rutherford, Of Toronto. The program
will be given by Mrs. Granville Filler.
soprano; Mrs. May Leggett Abel, vio-
lin; Mrs. Helen Burr Brand, harp;
Frederic l.. Abel, cello; Frank Fruit
chey, organ, and Ivan Swift, the poet,
will give readings from his book OF
poems. "Fagots OF Cedar" Miss Car
oline. Godfrey, No. 366 Jefferson-ave.
will give an informal Sunday after
noon tea in honor of Miss Fraser and
Miss Rutherford.
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MIRO Fra k Watson Huh
bard, No 456 Jefferson-ave., have Is
sued invitations to a reception, Tues
day evening, April 18, in honor or
Prof and Mrs. William Lyon Phelps.
of New Haven, Conn. Prof. Phelps
and Mrs. Phelps will spend the Easter
vacation. In Detroit. Prof. Phelps will
give a talk on Present conditions and
tendencies of the drama" in the Uni
versity club, Friday evening, when he
will be the guest OF the Yale Alumni
association. Prof. Phelps Is mem
Der Of the Yale faculty and consid
cred national authority on the
drama. from literary and ethical
standpoint.
The annual meeting and election Of
officers of the Danes Of the LOYAL
Legion, was held Wednesday, In the
home OF Mrs E. B. Gibbs. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Presl-
dent, Mrs. William Stephenson: first
vice-president, Mrs. Silas X. Pierce;
second vice-president, Mrs. c. A.
Coolidge; recorder, Mrs. Theodore
Hinchcliffe; registrar, Mrs. j. K. Dick
inson: treasurer. Mrs. II. r. Miner,
Jr.: historian, Mrs. Sylvester Larned;
board Of trustees, Mrs. 8. K. Pittman
Mrs. John Cooper, Mrs. F. j. Hecker
and Mrs. August Bachman. The an
nual luncheon of the society will be
held in the Hotel Pontchartrain, We'd
nesday, April 26.
Quite large collection OF canvases
by Childe Hassam, the well-kno~l
American artist, has been hung In the
Museum of Art galleries to remain
several weeks. Mr.. Hassam Is one OF
the most interesting Of the American
painters and the exhibitions which he
sends to Detroit are invariably las
cinating and interesting. Although
Mr.. Hassam excels in landscape work
the present exhibition shows several
figure pieces, proving the artists yer
satility and ability.
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Several after-the-concert suppers are
being arranged for members Of the
Sheffield choir, OF Sheffield. Eng.
which sings in Detroit in the Light