The Detroit times., 1911-01-31
IN SOCIETY


Zion lodge. +. e. A. NJ. will give an
Informal dancing party. IN the Masonic
temple, Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henkel and
family have gone TO their winter home
In Sockledge. Fla. To remain until
April.
The Ladies' Arab Patrol will give
ing party, Wednesday evening, IN
strasburg's academy.
Myrtle lodge, No 4, Knights OF
Pythias. will give an informal con-
cert and dancing party, Tuesday eve
ming. in the Elks temple.
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Members of the younger married
set and the bachelors will give a cotil-
lion In the Country club. Tuesday eve
ming. Feb. 21.
Sylvan Langlols, a former we'll
known Detroit baritone, will give
song recital. Wednesday evening, in
Curry hall, Windsor The program
viii commence at $3.50 o'clock, east
ern standard time.
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A clever minstrel performance was
given, Monday evening, In Harmonic
hall, under the auspices of the Har-
monte society. The program was die
tinctly novel for minstrel show, and
every number made big hit with the
large audience
The Re-Jo-Ve-Ma club will give tho
second informal dancing party OF
the season In Sattler's academy, Mon-
day evening, Feb. 20. The club will
mold a regular meeting, Wednesday
evening. Feb. /, in the home OF Miss
Dora Engstler, No. 204 Antietam-st.
A musical program will be given by
Walter Schultz, baritone. and Miss
josie Moore, pianist. !,
number OF pupils of Miss May f.
Porter, gave pleasing program in
her studio, No. 1856 Avery-ave., Friday
evening Those taking part were:
Misses Helen Bunclark, Mancna
Brown, Grace Raynsford. Viola Drei-
never, Dorothy Perry. Edith Tannar.
Catharine Grindley. and Masters Irv-
Ing Beckwith, John Jones and Edward
Hubert.
A monster installation OF officers
numbering nearly 600-will be made
by the Detroit hives of the Ladies or
the Maccabees. Tuesday evening, I'M
the Wayne Gardens. The officers of
the great hive OF Michigan will be
present. This will be the first public
installation as well as the largest ever
made by the order.
A joint installation Of officers OF 10
hives, of the Ladies' OF the Maccabees
of the World, was held Monday eve
ming, in German Salesmen's hall. Fol
lowing the installation, exhibition
drills by crack guard teams were CIV
en-, the evening ending in an informal
dance. The state convention of the
order will be held in Port Huron,
April %. and about 800 Detroit mem
bers are planning to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolmetsch will give a
recital of old-tiine music on old-tlme
instruments, in the Century building,
Tuesday evening, under the auspices
of the Tuesday Musicale. Mr.. and
Mrs Dolmetsch are Europeans VINO
for a number Of years past have made
their home in New York. They are
in great demand all over the country,
their musIcales having that distinctly
different quality that attracts. The
recital here Is for members of the
Tuesday Musicale only.
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The beautiful white and gold audi
forum of the new Knights of Colum-
bus club house, was formally dedi-
Gated to the Muse of Terpsichore,
Monday evening, In ball that brought
over 900 guests to enjoy the hospital
it, of the knights. The gowns worn
by the ladies' were unusually hand
some. The committee i'm charge of
the hall fulfilled to the letter all the
rosy predictions of success. Supper
was served in three sections, begin
ming at IL o'clock and ending ar l
O'Clock.
The address TO be given by the Rev.
Caroline Bartlett Crane, OF Kaiama-
ZOO, on Common problems Of Amerl-
can cities" before the Twentieth Gen.
fury club, has been changed from
Thursday 10 Friday evening Of this
week. The form er date was found to
conflict with the visit of the Boston
Symphony orchestra. The members
of the Detroit Board OF Commerce will
be the guests of the club, Friday even