The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-01
In SOCIETY

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Browne Hospital School for Crippled
Children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Merrill
Walker and the Misses Helen and
Marjotie Scott, of Walkerville, will
leave the end Of the week for two
month"; stay In Florida
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Tent Bar
bour have closed their home In Bloom
field Hills for the remainder of the
winter and have taken Miss julia
Parker's home. No. All Jefferson-ave.
Mrs. Barbour entertains the Lafayette
Bridge dub, Wednesday afternoon.
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The annual observance of the
birthday OF the Rev. Ernest Van Dyke
by the members OF st. Aloysius' par
ish, took place Tuesday evening when
banquet was rendered the popular
pastor In the parish hall. FIR. Van
Dyke Is Sc years old. A short pro-
gram of music and speeches followed
the banquet.
Mrs. Clara Bradley Dawson, left
Tuesday for Dunklrk, N. Y, to attend
the funeral OF her niece, Miss Adele
Rafter, the wellknown light opera
singer, who died I'm New York, Mon
day, OF pneumonia. Miss Rafter was
native OF Alpena, Mich, and was
well-known church singer before
adopting the professional stage.
The reservation OF seats for those
who have subscribed for the lecture
recital to be given by Miss Ellen Ter
ry, the eminent English actress, I'm
Columbus hall, Tuesday evening, Feb
Z. will open in Grinnelrs box office,
Thursday morning the general public
sale to take place Friday and Satur-
day. The Twentieth Century club Is
bringing Miss Terry TO Detroit
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With imposing ceremony, $50 of
ficers, representing 4S hives OF the
l.. o. T. NJ. NJ, were installed. Tues
day evening, In the Wayne Gardens,
before an audience that filled every
nook and corner OF the big pavilioc
Mrs. Francis K. Burns. great install
Ing officer, conducted the ceremonies
Mayor Thompson was among tile
speakers. Dancing followed.
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The marriage of Miss Louise Henley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. DAME.
Henley, of Amherstburg. Ont, 20 10
seph T. Schiappacasse, OF Detroit, was
celebrated, Tuesday morning, in SIS.
Peter and Paul's cathedral. The
bride was attended by her sister, Misc
stella Henley, and Frederick Schiap-
pacssse. attended his brother, as best
man. The young couple have gone
on a southern wedding trip.
Edward j. Messerich. who for Is
years has been business manager OF
the Michigan volksblatt, position he
leaves to become identified with a
large manufacturing concern. was the
guest of honor at a supper rendered
him by fellow employees, Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Messerich was present
ed with a handsome gift as a token
of the esteem In which he is held by
his former associates.
Rabbi Leo NJ Franklin, OF Temple
Beth FL, has returned from New York
where he attended, as a delegate, the
annual conference OF the Union OF
American Hebrew Congregations. DR..
franklin was one OF the program
speakers, and his address made Il
wide impression, embodying as X did
The following sentiment: Reformed
Judaism of our day is going back to
old prophetic Judaism, and in the
prophetic Judaism see the world re-
iigioD OF the future
Presidents day will be observed
by the Detroit Equal Suffrage club,
friday afternoon, in the Century
BUILDING, when the presidents of all
OF the clubs, In the city federation,
will be the guests. The Rev. Caroline
Bartlett Crane, of Kalamazoo, VIII
speak on "Woman's stake In the con-
servation movement" Musical num-
beers will be given by Miss Anna Gil
lies, of Flint. An informal reception
will be held, beginning at 2: 80 oclock,
after which the program will be TAX
en- up and tea served later In the af-
ferloon.
A triangular debate will be held in
the Y. NJ G. A. auditorium, Thurs
day evening, on the question: Re
solved. That Ignorance produces
more crime than poverty or wealth.
The Condor Literary club will con.
tend that ignorance produces more
crime than wealth; the Ladies De-
batting club will attempt TO show that
poverty produces more crime than
ignorance or wealth, and the Law
Students club will advance argument
to prove that wealth Is the cause of
more crime than poverty or ignor-
Snce. Music will be feature OF the
evenings program.
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The Adcraft club i'm the regular
meetings during February will dis
cuss Building catalogues and will
open the discussion, Thursday even
ing, with short talks by w. s. Pow
ers, of the McManus company, who
viii speak on The preparation OF
copy Irving Bacon, the well-known
artist will discuss "The matter of de-
sign from the artistic standpoint; I"
Jarnes-Meadon, editor Of the Arts and
Crafts Year Book. will talk on "Har-
mohy and individuality" James Stras-
burg, of the American Electric Heater
Co., will tell How to make catalogues
pay" The members of the club take
supper together in the club dining
room at 8 o'clock, the program follow
ing afterward and closing IN time to
fulfll other evening engagements.
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