The Detroit times., 1911-12-23

Inc OlTdbDuTB ScnOOl OF DducluB
will entertain its adult pupils with
matinee dancing party. Christmas al
ternoon, and an evening party at s:l5
no clock. The younger pupils, from IL
tto 20 years old, will be entertained
Thursday afternoon, Dec 2S, from
10 6 o'clock. and the children under
,l3, Saturday afternoon, Dec. 80. For
the Christmas parties, the academy
will be appropriately decorated with
CHRISTMAS greens, and Finzeis full or.
chestra will play.
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, Golden Rule lodge, Star OF Bethele-
hem. will give Christmas party.
Tuesday evening, Dec. 20. In the home
OF Mr., and Mrs. Thomas j. irowe.
rhe Christmas benevolent work or
this lodge included liberal donation
10 the Van Leuven Browne Hospital
School for Crippled Children.
The Michigan Children's Home So
ciety, In St Joseph, Mich. which has
Detroit ONCE at No. 1907 Chamber
OF Comemrce, will have Christmas
tree and turkey dinner for the so chill
dren now being cared for in the
home.
Miss June Newton has returned
from The Elms, Springfield, Mass,
where she attends school, TO spend
the holidays with her father, Dr. l..
c. Newton.
= The Tile club of Toledo, whose
J Membership is largely artists, came
TO Detroit by special car, Thursday
evening, to be the guests OF the Hop
kin Painters, and TO view the exhibi.
ton the Detroiters are now holding in
the Museum OF Art. The guests were
taken 10 Harmonic for supper and
spent the entire evening in the mu
skum galleries. The Toledo men were
enthusiastic over the work OF the De-
troit artists, and declared themselves
astonished that Detroit should harbor
so much talent OF such high order and
not have the fame OF the creators OF
the canvases shouted from the house
Nops. Contrary TO the general civic
opinion, the Toledo men said that De-
troit was known to other cities OF the
country as IAN art center" and that
her museum and its contents ranked
very high.
The German Statesmen Will give
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Tuesday afternoon. at 3 O'Clock The
Statesmen will give New Years eve
dance also
NJ. +. Naples, OF Detroit, is a guest
Iain the Arlington hotel. Hot Springs,
Ark.
turkey dinner was served 10 the
300 employees OF the Larned. Carter g.
y Co. factory. Thursday noon, in the
.laning room OF the factory. as the an
Rual Christmas courtesy OF the firm.
Following the dinner there was an in
formal toast list. and dancing and mu.
sic completed the afternoons enter
tainment. The employees presented
Mr.. Larned and Mr.. Carter each with
z handsome office coat rack; Curtis
Hymer, superintendent of the plant,
an electrolier, and John Henry, SUI
perintendent OF the "two-needle" de-
partment. pair OF cuff links.
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barn dance at which Kris Kringle
was present, was given Thursday
evening, in the new mill in Delray, OF
Me Lowrie & Robinson Co., TO the
members of Detroit Comamndery. No.
, !, knights Templar, and the Rotary
club and their ladies' Novel features
of various kinds were provided by the
hosts for the entertainment OF their
guests.
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The little crippled pupils OF the |
= Nlinton school were entertained.
thursday, with a Christmas banquet. |
nj which were present such prominent
frown.ups, as Mayor Thompson. Supt. /
Martindale, Health Officer Kiefer. |
Tresident Charles r. Robertson OF
be school beard; Mrs. George e. |
Caron president of the Detroit Fed
Grafton or Women's clubs and sew +,
eral other well-known men and WON
en-. There was a delicious menu and
pretty fayors for everyone The din
Isrr was given 70 the children by the
pupils OF the Alger school, whose spe. !
tial proteges they are. program OF
music and recitations followed The /
Alger pupils went even farther in their |
Dehefcence TO their unfortunate |
friends OF the Clinton school, giving |
Me latter fine Christmas tree load |
I'd with gifts, Friday afternoon. Dur.
Ing the week the children have been !
} entertained In relays in the Temple |
theater, as guests Of the management |
Miss Beulah Cartwright, No 564
Ferdinand-ave., left Thursday for Chi |
cago. to spend the holidays with rela-
lives In that city.
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= fashionable audience comfortably
filed Columbus hall. Thursday even
ng, when the Cornell Glee Banjo and
Mandolin clubs gave a rollicking col
lege concert. The program. while typi-