The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-09

more about n and II IL for their bene-
ft and study that the present exhibit
ton was arranged. Miss Virginia
jackson, instructor In drawing In the
school. was instrumental In securing
the pictures which represent the work
OF such men as Carl Melchers.
Francis Paulus. Joseph Gies, John
Wicker, the late Robert Hopkin and
a number OF others, including several
women.
A large party OF Detroit girls will
attend the annual "J' hop OF the
University OF Michigan, in Ann Arbor.
Friday evening. They will be the
guests OF the various fraternity
houses. The festivities connected
with this annual function begin Thurs
day and will continue until Sunday.
Saturday evening, the ''frats" will
give house dances In their respective
homes for their house guests. Mrs.
Lem w. Bowen and Mrs. Charles A.
Dean will be the chaperones OF the
Detroit young women. The Chi Psi
fraternity will have the honor OF
leading the grand march.
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Vile The Echoes OF 1910" to be CIV
en- In Columbus hall, Feb. Is, IL and
Is, are now actively under way In u
vacant suite of rooms on the second
floor OF the Hannah building. John r.
and Farmer-sts. The entertainment.
to be given for the benefit of the
Franklin-st. settlement. IL being staged
by Donal Mcdonald, who has success
fully produced previous amateur ef-
forts In this city. Tickets for the per-
formances may be procured from
members OF the settlement board or
at Grinnell's music store.
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An operate concert will be given in
Newberry chapel, Thursday evening,
under the auspices Of the Italian-Am-
erican Institute, which will present
three Italian grand opera singers.
Signorita Bellini and Signors Gambino
and Monetti. Signor Monetti sang
the lyric tenor roles with the San
Carlo Grand Opera company and Is a
favorite singer In Mexico and Havana.
The program numbers will be selec-
tons from the Italian opera, sung In
italian. and promise an unusually en-
joyable evening.
Harry Gaze, OF Cincinnati, formerly
of London, Eng. whose title OF Live
Forever Gaze" has made him a we'll
known figure throughout the middle
west among the New Thoughtists, will
lecture In the New Thought Alliance
club, No. 64S Woodward-ave., Wednes-
day evening. Feb. Is, on Life build
ing In the twentieth century" Sun
day evening, Feb. IL, the Rev. Mr..
Won Brennan will lecture In the club
rooms, at 7:45 o'clock.
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The war department In Washington
has sent the Detroit Museum OF AR
two valuable books describing and IL
Illustrating the correct cut and color
OF the uniforms of the United States
from 1774 to 1907. These books will
be OF special interest and use OF art
students and may be had on applica-
ton to the museum librarian.
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Frederick Y. Joselyn sang at the en-.
tertainment given by the Highland
Park Congregational Sunday school,
Wednesday, and so pleased his hear
ers that he was Immediately engaged
for concert to be given In April by
the Ladies' Aid society OF the same
church.
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The Society OF Detroit Magicians
will entertain Howard Thurston. the
magician, now playing an engage
ment In the Lyceum theater, in the
club rooms, No. 10 Randolph-st fol-
lowing the theater performance
Thursday evening.
The fourth attraction In the Art
lists entertainment course OF the De-
tion will be given Thursday evening.
Feb. is, in Chaffee hall, and will be
known as "Favorite artists In vaude-
Vile"
The formal opening OF the new Eel
lowcraft club on washington-blvd.
will take place Friday evening. when
a reception will be rendered Gov.
Chase s. Osborn and Mrs Osborn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Spalding. No.
129 Taylor-ave.. are In Bay City. Mich,
attending the Michigan Retail Lumber
Dealers association convention, now
In session there.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Betting aud
daughter, Miss Lillian Betting, No.
3s5 Farnsworth-ave., have left for a
trip through the southern states and
Cuba.
The vice-presidents Of the Central
w, c. T. u, will give a Frances e.
Willard program, Friday afternoon. ne
3 o'clock, in the Central M. z. chapel.