The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-25

Brand. harpist; Henry McCaw. VIC
lniist; MISC Harriet J.. Ingersoll anc
Earl Moore, accompanies.
Mrs. Charles X. Curtis and Miss
Ruby Bilger. of Seattle. Wash, are
the guests OF Mrs. Theodore Leonard
Jr.
MISS Alice May Harrah will give a
musicale. Thursday evening. In her
studio, In the Valpey building, with
the program presented by Mrs. 4. A
Laltner. soprano, and Miss Adelaide
Robins, pupils OF Miss Harrah. Miss
Bessie Brown and Mrs. e G. Burg.
hardt will play the accomplishments,
and Miss Laura Henrion, a group OF
piano numbers.
Mrs. Writ Caspar, of Weston. W.
Va, Is the guest OF Mrs. Gilbert b.
Seymour. No. 81 Tyler-ave.. Highland
Park. Mrs. Seymour was the hos
tess OF delightful afternoon tea,
Thursday. In honor Of her guest.
An excellent entertainment will be
given In the Central high school audi
forum. Friday evening. to raise
money toward the Gen. Alpheus S.
Williams monument fund The high
school Students have taken a keen In.
terest In the project and the pro-
gram, Friday evening. entitled Gen.
Williams in Song and Story" will
endeavor 10 give everyone a compre-
hensive idea OF the life and deeds
OF this brave soldier.
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For the purpose OF raising money
toward the payment of the mortgage
on, the Van Leuyen Browne Hospital
School for Crippled Children. Nos. 81
S3 Kenfiworth-ave., a number OF WON
en- interested In the institution and its
unfortunate little inmates, have ar
ranged for a Flower day, Saturday
June 3, when the downtown streets
will be patroled by young ladies, car
rying baskets OF flowers to sell to tire
passersby. There is a mortgage OF
$4,275 on the building. Mrs. Edgar
b. Whitcomb has agreed 10 pay the
last $500 on the mortgage If the re-
mainder can be raised before juno 20,
the fourth birthday of the hospital
school.
The young members OF the Children
OF the Republic clubs of Detroit, Kali
amazoo and Ann Arbor, will be tho
guests, Friday, OF the Sons and
Daughters OF the Revolution, In De-
troit, The children will arrive early
Friday morning, will be met at tho
depots by representatives of the Be-
troit societies, and will be given an
auto drive about the city with stops
at all historical spots. At noon, din
ner will be served in tho Belle Isle
casino, after which there will be a
brief program Of speeches and music
on the upper veranda, to be followed
by ferry boat ride before II Is time
to take the Train for home. There
are four children of the Republic
clubs in Detroit. The Detroit hosts
expect about $50 guests Friday.
Or
The Tau Beta garden party to be
held Friday afternoon and evening,
June 2, on the grounds Of the Russell
residence, No. 917 Jefferson-ave.,
promises to be one of the most novel
and successful of the many entertain
ments given under the auspices of this
society, the membership of which -
made up OF young society girls and
matrons. The program planed for the
afternoon includes games. contests
and grab bag for the children. with
music by an orchestra, and as spe:
cial feature, gypsy fortune-telling
tent The evening will be devoted
to the grown-ups with games, music
and dancing There will be many AT
tractive articles on sale all day. In
Guiding a number of pretty and IN.
expensive midsummer hats. The pro
ceeds of the fair and fete will be &c
voted to the Tau Beta diet kitchen
and to the support of visiting nurse
to care for sick babies and young chill
dren during the hot months. Those
in charge of the affair are the Misses
Helen and Frances Russell Serena
Murphy, Marjorie Brown, Carol New
berry, Eloise jerks. Grace Hinchman,
Constance Murphy, Edith Seyburn.
Helen Pessano, and Mrs. Lucian
Moore, Jr.. Mrs. Witer j. Peabody and
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