The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-13
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The annual charity entertainment
OF the Detroit Elks win be held gri.
day afternoon, March IL, IN the Do.
trolt opera house at o'clock. This
Country Club" Q two-act COMEDY.
written by Thomas chilvsrs OF this
city, and personally produced By him,
. will be given By competent cast
OF professional knd amateur sing
ers. N.
A military evening will be given
by the First battalion, First Infantry,
NJ. N. c., Tuesday evening, March
Ia. In the Light Guard armory. Drill
will commence at 8 o'clock and dane
ing will complete the evenings en-
tertainment.
The Knights Of EQUITY will give the
annual ball, Easter Monday evening,
In their hall The affair will be In.
formal and limited to members and
their families.
The second annual dinner Of the
Mendelssohn club will be given in
the Hotel fuller, Monday evening.
The club members expect to be In
their new club home by June i.
The Interesting and beautiful ex-
hibition Of book plates which has at
tracted the admiration OF everybody
who has visited the rooms Of the So
ciety OF Arts and Crafts the past two
weeks, will remain until March 20.
For the benefit of those who cannot
view the exhibition during the day
hours, the rooms will be kept open
Thursday evening, March 16. The pub
lie Is invited to visit, the exhibition
at any time.
Mrs. Helen Chaffee Workman will
give the final program In the series
arranged by the Detroit Training
school alumni, Thursday evening,
man whose work Is wellknown to De-
troiters will give group OF character
sketches. rhymes In dialect, short
lyrics and short sketch In which she
will have the assistance Of Mr.. Work
man. Musical numbers will be given
by Leslie Craig, violinist, and Miss
Margaret Mannebach. pianist
The Joint Masonic entertainment
committee was formed for the season
of 1911. Thursday evening. in the
Masonic temple, with the following
representation: George w. Graves.
City of Straits; DR.. F. H. Newberry,
Palestine; George II. Jacob. Ashlar;
]. r. Braun, Oriental; Frank J. Bay
ley, Friendship; Bethune ID. Blaine,
Zion; George Straw, Detroit: TEeo-
dore j.. Smith, Union; Fred w. Nor
ton, Corinthian; Frederick @. Mar
shall, Schiller; Edward Smith, Kill
winning. This committee elected the
following Officers: Chairman, DR.. r..
II Newberry; vice-chairman, Fred
w. Morton secretary, George H. ia.
cob; treasurer. George Straw; man
ager Of baseball league, Ernest Nc,
Cleary. This committee will look af.
ter all details of arrangement Tor
Joint Masonic functions hell during
the year, Including parties, 2,,nics.
,noonlights and banquets.
The BaneF Literary society met.
Thursday evening, in the home Of h.
G. Ovenshire. Josephine-aye., when q
more than usually interesting program
was given. Frederic Zeigen gave a
talk on 1.-THE influence Of music; Mrs.
A. G. Griffin, sang, and Mrs. Sellick
gave several piano numbers.
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The following pupils OF Miss Mabel
Guess, of the Detroit Conservatory OF
Music, took part in concert Tuesday
evening. In the Conservatory hall:
Master Donald Moore, Miss Grace,
Bacon, Master Clarence Winnie, Miss
Irene Hunter, Alice Baker, Jessie
Foss, Blanche Thompson. Inez Caplin,
Ethel McAlpine. Mary Knapp, Ruth
Flanagan, Winifred Roberts, Bessie
Springer, Eloise Johnson. Percival
Null, and Harold Null. The regular
Wednesday afternoon program was
given by the following: Miss Geor-
CINE Mattson. Mile Yorker, Lapeer,
Mich; Mathilda Sonkes, Florence
Fisher. Georgia Barton, Milford. Mich;
Alice Ferris, Eaton Rapids, Mich;
Edna Youngblood and Edith Larrowe.
A piano recital was given by Miss
Ruth Berry, pupil of Miss Watson,
Thursday evening, assisted by Miss
Olive Carr, reader; Miss Sarilla
Meyer, Mis- Ethel McKim, Miss Ellen
McMaster, sopranos; Miss Grace
Young, Miss Kathryn Moore, and Miss
Sadie Knight, contraltos, all pupils
of Miss Elizabeth Moore. The pupils
OF Miss Myrtle Miller, will give q
concert Tuesday evening, in the con-