The Detroit times., 1911-04-24
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The Young Ladies' sodality. OF st.
Joseph's Roman Catholic church, Will
give a pedro party, Monday evening.
in Schiller hall, for the beneht OIL
the church.
Friendship lodge No. 417s F. & A.
NJ, will give a Third Degree supper
Wednesday evening, in the Masonic
temple, at which Director A. n. Grif-
fith, of the Museum Of Art, will be the
speaker.
DIR. +. ii. Cole, No. 63 Rosedale
court, has sailed for Berlin, TO spend
year In special hospital work. Upon
his arrival In Germany, DIR. Cole VIII
join DR.. Max Ballin, who Is now trav-
cling In Europe.
To celebrate the splendid recent In
crease in membership-from 10 to 625
the Northwestern Business Mems
association will give banquet In Dia-
mond hall, Lawton and Grand River
aves. Monday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Luclus Purtscher,
Mrs. Fred Anderson and Miss Bessie
Davis are among the Detroiters book
ed to. sail from New York. Tuesday
morning, for Bremen, on the North
German Lloyd steamer Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse.
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Director A. H.. Griffith, of the Mu-
scum OF Art, will give an illustrated
lecture on The Grand Canyon or Col
orado" Tuesday evening. In the sec
ond German Baptist church, Eight
eenth and Linden-sts., at 1880 O'CLOCK.
Following the congregational eightn
anniversary supper in Preston Meth
odist church, Monday evening, Bishop
John w. Hamilton, who Is the special
guest OF the church, for the anniver-
sary services, Will give a lecture, In
the auditorium, commencing at S:l5
o'clock.
The eighth annual banquet and re-
union of the Marcy Barstow pupils
will be held in the ElliottITaylor-Wool-
fenden Co. cafe, Tuesday evening
May 16, at $50 o'clock. Tickets may
be procured from George @. Torrey,
secretary OF the Marcy -Barstow Boys
and Girls association, No. $40 At
water-st. east.
DIR. George r. Frankforter, dean OF
the school of chemistry of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota. will be the guest
of the Society of Detroit Chemists,
Friday evening, April 2S, when he
will speak to the society on Con
servation," In their rooms in the
Stevens building.
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A Detroit connoisseur whose iden-
tity Is not given to the public has pur-
chased famous canvas by Rosa Bon
heur called Stag Listening to the
Wind" which the owner has placed
on exhibition, in the art galleries or
William OLeary & Co. The painting
Is one of the most famous OF this not
ed artist and of great value.
A class initiation OF $50 members
into the A. o. H., was made, Sunday
afternoon, in st. Vincent's hall, the
work being done by degree team No.
4, of st. Vincent's parish. nj. r.
Powers, state president. of Grand
Rapids, and Ex-Mayor Mclaughlin, OF
Wyandotte, were present and made
speeches, along with Mayor Thomp-
son.
The Geneva club OF the Y. W. G.. A..
assisted by the Y. w. c. A. orchestra,
will give an entertainment In the audi
torium, Friday evening, April %, at
8 o'clock. Two sketches, Frank
Glynn's Wifes and Charley's Country
Cousin" will be given, the parts to
be taken by the Misses Edith Riggs,
Mary Farnsworth, Bernice Chase,
Grace Wilson, Neva Macarthur, Ruth
Harper, Grace Barbour, Isla Bryant
and Paul Harper, Spencer Alden and
Neil Macarthur. Miss Muser is the
director Of the club.
Kirkland B. Alexander, we'll
known Detroit newspaperman and fol-.
dozen years past editorial writer on
the Detroit Journal, leaves active jour-
nalistic work to become associated
with the McManus Advertising Co.
His departure from the Journal was
marked with banquet Saturday even
ing, In the Hotel Cadillac, when his
co-workers took occasion to express
their friendship for him and to wish
him good luck, In his new field.
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Miss Mary Elizabeth Jenkinson Will
give an elocution recital Monday
evening, in Chaffee hall, on the occa-
sion of her graduation from the De-
troit Training School of Elocution and
English Literature. Miss Jenkinson
will present a miscellaneous program
0of serious and humorous selections.
Miss Florence Zimmerman, pianist,
and Miss Bessie Saxton, soprano, as
sisted by Miss Irene Rumsey. ac-
companist. will contribute several
musical numbers to the evenings en-
tertainment. Miss Ethel Beatrice
Stilwell, graduate from the same
school, will give recital in Chaffee
hall Tuesday evening. assisted by
Miss Josephine X. Stevenson, pianist.
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A large audience thoroughly enjoy
ed the operetta die Fledermaus,"
given by company OF Detroit
amateurs. Sunday evening, in the De-
troit opera house. The operetta was