The Detroit times., 1911-02-24


tiers, viii give concert In the Cen
trail Presbyterian church, Friday eve
ming, March 3.
Naval circle. No. %, ladies' auxil'
Gry, q. A. r., will give q pedro par
~. in the Morgan house. Tuesday AZ
ternoon, Feb. IS, at o'clock, Mrs.
Morgan acting as hostess. The pub
tic is invited to join with the mem
Iers OF the circle.
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The Detroit Museum OF Art has Is
sued q handbook OF the modern
paintings and painters, owned py inc
museum. A description OF the can.
vas is given and short sketch OF
the painter. This book supplements
the one OF the old masters issued
some time ago by the museum author
tiles.
The Comedy club Of the University
OF Michigan Will present the play
THE Title Mart" In Columbus haii,
Friday evening, under the auspices OIL
the Church of Our Father. the
members of the club and the accom-
panying members OF the faculty, VINO
will come to Detroit with the club,
will be entertained before and after
the performances, number OF func'
lions having been arranged In their
honor.
Merely Mary Ann will be pre-
rentcd by the Madison Dramatic CLUB,
Friday evening, in Holy Trinity
school hall. for the benefit OF the l..
c. b. A. bed, in Providence hospital
This will be the first amateur produc
ton of this popular play In when
Eleanor Robson made so great sue
cess. The title part Will be taken py
Miss Viola Stellberger, and that OF
Launcelot by Paul Hoffman. The rest
If the roles will be in capable hands.
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In commemoration OF 40 years ac'
tive practice as physician In De
troit, a number OF his professional
friends rendered DIR. Leartus Connor
dinner, Thursday evening, In the De
troit club. Covers were laid for 100.
Or. Walter p. Manton acted as toast
master and speeches we're made by
Drs. l.. r. Marie, Frank b. Tibbais.
GUY l.. Kiefer and Or. Charles d.
stockwell. OF Port Huron, ex-presi-
dent OF the Michigan State Medical
society.
Although day late the Washing
tons birthday banquet held Thursday
evening, In the Emmanuel Presbyter-
an church, was one OF the most en-
!oyable OF the many similar functions
given the day previous throughout the
city, The banquet was held in the
new dining room OF the church which
was appropriately decorated. The
speakers were as follows: Homer
Warren on "Unsolved problems;
CLYDE l. Webster. on The Republi'
can that never retreats Philip Van
Zile on Our tomorrow" the Rev. l.
II. Pence Washington as Chris
tian." About $50 enjoyed the feast
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A concert will be given in the Y.
W. C. A. hall. Friday evening, BY
William Rowland, baritone, OF the
University School of Music, Ann Ar
Dor: Miss Ada Grace Johnson, So
prano, and Mrs. Edwin s. Sheriff.,
at the piano. The program Will pre-
sent Mr.. Rowland and Miss Johnson
In solo and duo work. They will Of
Ter herman ieiucT, Oiu IIu6iich, iiioh
and French Canadian songs, a group
of Indian songs and an operate aria.
The concert is under the auspices OF
the board OF directors OF the Protes-
tsnt Orphan asylum, for the benefit
OF which IL is given.
Miss Virginia l.. Orr and Lieut.. X.
Fl. Sillman, Fifteenth Infantry, IT,
g. A., were married, Thursday eve
ming, in the brides apartments, in
the Addison, the Rev. John Britain
Clark performing the ceremony. The
couple left Immediately after the
ceremony for an eastern wedding
trip. after which they will go to Fort
Douglas, Utah. where Lieut.. Sillman's
regiment is stationed. Lieut.. Sillman
is former Detroiter who went TO
the Spanish-American war with the
Detroit Light Infantry. he entering
the regular army at the close OF the
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