The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-23
IN SOCIETY

DR.. II. l.. Obetz will sail next Wed
nesday from New York for an ex'
tended European trip.
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The entertainment committee oil
Ash!ar lodge will give an entertain
nent In st. Georges Episcopal
church, Friday evening, for the bene'
1t of the church.
The ladies OF the Highland Park
Presbyterian church will give a roast
beef supper, Friday evening, from :
10 s o'clock.
Central union, w. q. t. u, will hold
the regular meeting, Friday afternoon
at 1880 o'clock, at No. 1913 JEFFERSON
ave. Mrs Frances X. Preston VIII
speak on The relation OF drink to
child labor"
The Society OF Detroit Chemists
will met In the Stevens building, Fri
day evening, TO listen to talk on
the Industrial uses OF aluminium by
L. BIough, OF Pittsburg who Is con
nected with the Aluminium Co. oil
America.
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Eastern High School Alumni associ
alton will give reception and dance
! Friday evening, in the school auditor
ium. The grand march 10 begin a;
s: so o'clock will DE led by the young
est and the Oldest graduates, Miss
Mabel Wood and DR.. Francis t. Nc
| Cormick.
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Joseph Lindon Smith, an eminen!
Psychologist, will lecture In the
| Church of Our Father, Tuesday even
| ing, Feb. 2S, under the auspices oil
the Society OF Arts and Crafts. Mr.
Smith will tell OF the recent opening
OF the tomb OF Queen Til, one of the
most powerful queens or Egypt, al
which he was present.
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A reception will be given the Rev
and Mrs. j. Percival Huget, In the
/ parlors of the First Congregational
church. Thursday evening, at
O'Clock. The Women's association has
the arrangements, in charge. and an
invitation TO attend Is extended to all
members and friends So the church
| A neighborhood pedro party under
1 the auspices of the Mothers league
will be given. Thursday evening, In
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Walsh. No. GA Park-ave.. near Dix-ave.
| The party Is one OF series given
weekly to raise funds TO maintain a
child patient in the Detroit Tubercu-
(, losis Sanatorium.
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The Southern society. which gave
! It's first annual ball In tie Hotel Tul-
| LEI. "Wednesday evening, held bust
ness meeting Tuesday afternoon and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year President, f. G. Sibley;
yice-presidehts, the Rev. John Il.
Poyd. and Jere G.. Hutchins: seere-
tary. Thomas p. Henry, treasurer,
the Rev. j. T. McGarvcy.
Owing TO the illness Of one Of the
principal members OF the German
company which was to have given the
German comedy Der Neffe ais Onker'
in the Garrick theater. Friday after
noon. especially for the pupils study
| ing German in the hign schools and
others interested in such perform
alec, the enlargement has been can
celled. The company will come to
Detroit later.
The Alliance Franchise will give a
musical and literary program, Friday
evening, in the Hotel Pontchartrain,
when NJ. Gustavc Michaut, of tAs Uni
versity of Paris. will give talk. in
French, on "Alphonse Daudet." Music
by French composers will be given by
Mrs. Charles +. Hammond, soprano;
Miss Emily Mckibbin. pianist, and Ed
mund Lichtenstein, violinist. Follow
| ing the program there will be con
yersational hour
o.
The Northwestern Research club
dined and "speechifed" in the Hotel
Brunswick. The Knights of Columbus
held the first initiation in their new
home, in honor of the day, and rs
many as could be cared for OF class
OF $50 candidates were admitted TO
the order, second invitation to be
held Saturday afternoon. Following
the initiation supper was served.
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The third concert in the series. Civ
en- free to the public by Grinnell Bros,
in the pretty concert hall, in the Grin
nell building. will take place Friday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock. The program
which lasts one hour will be given by
the following: Miss Theodosia Ed
ridge, violin; Miss Emma Mcdonald,
violoncello; Henry Riley Fuller, or
gan and accompaniments; Albert Ray.
mond Saunders, pianola; Enrico Caru.
so (by means of the auxetophone)
tenor; Harry Downing, tenor; Thorn
as G. Higgins, piano.
| The series OF talks on Catalogue
making" which the members OF the
Adcraft club have enjoyed for several
weeks past will be concluded Thurs
day evening when the following will
speak: +. j. Trezise. chief instructor
| In the Inland Printer Technical school,
Chicago, who will discuss What con
stitutes good Typography" Joseph
Meadon, OF the Mack Printing Co.. De
troit, on The requisites OF good press
work." and w. G. Windisch, president
OF the Windisch Co. on Lessons In
binding"
Many pre-nuptial entertainments
are being given for Miss Isabelle
Bradbeer, whose marriage to Charles
DuCharme will take place Monday,
Feb. 81. Miss Elizabeth Miller will
| be hostess OF theater party in the
Detroit opera house, Thursday eve.
ming, followed by a supper in the Ho.
tel Pontchartrain. Mrs. Frederick Du.
Charme will give luncheon Friday