The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-13
in SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Reuter- are In New
York for a fortnights visit.
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The officers and men of Co. b., First
infantry, NJ. ~. c., have, issued invi-
tations for an after-drill dancing par
ty, Wednesday evening, Feb. 10, In
the Light Guard armory
The Arts and Crafts society 10
arranging for an exhibition Of book
plates In its rooms from Feb. % TO
March Is. The work of several not
able expopents OF this art will be
shown.
The Re-Jo-Ve-Ma club will meet
Wednesday evening, Feb. 10, with
Miss Minnie Lfebold, No. 791 Mt. FL
liott-ave. The clubs last meeting was
In the home OF Bert Reiter, No. 22S
Butternut-st., when a program or music
and delicious supper was enjoyed.
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The February meeting Of Louisa 81.
Clair chapter, ID. A. r., will be held
Thursday morning, Feb. 10, in the
Century building, at 1890 O'CLOCK
Delegates To the continental congress
to be held in Washington will be Sc
lected in this meeting.
Frederic Villiers, the famous was
correspondent, globe trotter and lee
turer, was in Detroit, Saturday even
ing, the guest OF the Detroit club. Mr..
yilliers gave an illustrated lecture on
his war campaigns before the club
members. which was thoroughly en-
joyed.
A public library deposit station has
been opened In the chapel OF the Cass-
ave. M. K. church. where books may
be obtained on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings, from to 8 O'Clock and,
on Saturday afternoon from 8 to 8
o'clock. A reading room, free to the
public, Is open at the same time.
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An excellent concert was given Sun
day evening. in the Elks' temple,
when the following contributed the
program Miss Claire Langlois So
prano; Dean Adrich, tenor; William
Woodwork, basso; Lawrence Deibel,
baritone; Louis McKeough, tenor;
Miss Leila Conner, soprano; Miss
Norine Murphy, reader and the Detroit
Oratorio society, under the leader
ship Of Homer Wiseman.
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In a letter TO Mrs. May Leggett
Abel, received Saturday from the
noted violin instructor, Marcho, OF
Brussels, the latter predicts a won
derful artistic future for little jacques
Margolis, the 11-year-old Detroit boy,
who was a pupil Of Mrs. Abel and who
was sent to Europe TO pursue his mus
ical work by number of Detroit peo-
pie interested in the development OF
the boys undoubted talent.
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One OF the important and most de-
| lightful pre-Lenten affairs to be given
for charity will be the carnival In the
Hotel Pontehartrain ballroom, Tues
day evening, Feb. %, in aid OF the
East Side Settlement. Mrs. b. c.
Whitney, who Is the settlements best
friend and loyal supporter, is planning
the carnival, which Is sufficient guar.
antee that it will be original, beauti'
full and amusing, as all Mrs. Whitney's
entertainments have proven In the
past. Mrs. Whitney will have the as
sistance Of Mrs. z. T. Barbour. Mrs
Z. s. Barbour, Mrs. w. j. Chittenden
4 Jr, Mrs. Sidney T. Miller, Mrs Allen
Atterbury, Mrs. Frederick M. AIger
Mrs Russell A. Alger, and Mrs. Ed
| ward A. Sumner Alpheus w. Chitten
den will be chairman OF the floor com
mittee.
A company of German actors will
come to Detroit, Friday, for the pur.
pose OF giving special performance
Friday afternoon, In the Garrick the
alter, OF der Neffe ais Onkel,' q com.
edy in three acts by Friedrich Won
Schiller. The play will be given un.
der the patronage OF the faculties and
pupils Of Detroit's high schools. This
play has been the selected because II
has been the subject of study In the