The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-19
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ST. Andrews society gave an inior
NAL dancing party, Monday evening
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I be the guests OF DR.. and MIS- =, L.
I Arnold. No. ia Selden-ave., Ihurs'
day evening.
4 Concordia society gave Children
Easter party, Monday afternoon auu
evening, that was Thoroughly ENJOY
; ed by several hundred tots.
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The ladies auxiliary of Friendship
lodge. No. All, f. 4 A. NJ, will give
card and dancing party in the chap
ter parlors, Wednesday evening.
The first large party given by tho
Knights of Equity in their new nail'
took place, Monday evening. Inc
party was for members and their
ladies only and was largely attended
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The Ladies' Arab Patrol will give
an exhibition drill and dancing party,
Thursday evening, In Strasourgs
hall for the benefit OF the Masonic
bed in the Detroit tuberculosis Sana-
forum.
Among Detroit people sailing, Tues
day morning, from New York Ior
Europe, were Mr.. and Mrs. William T.
Scripps, who will spend severai
months motoring through England
France and Switzerland.
The Ladies' All society OF the Gen.
trail Methodist church will give con-
gregational social In the chapel, Fri
day evening, April 2l. for the purpose
of promoting better acquaintance
among the members Of the church.
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The Mems association OF the Fort
st. Presbyterian church will give q
| supper for the men OF the church.
Thursday evening, April u, when
Judge Henry 8. Hubert, Of the probate
court, will be the principal speaker
| The annual reunion OF the Thirty
first Michigan Volunteers will be held
| In Lansing, Wednesday, May II, and
TO complete final arrangements to at
tend, the reunion In body, Detroit
veterans win meet Friday evening, In
G. A. r. hall.
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Harmonic society celebrated Easter
Monday evening with a German play
and informal dancing. A company ot
professional German actors from Gin
cinnau, gave the play, which was q
roaring farce comedy called Der
Schwabenstreich."
An anniversary supper and social
will be given In the North woodward
Methodist church, Thursday evening
April 20, by the ladies OF the church
The affair Is in celebration OF the
tenth anniversary OF the founding OF
the church, which win be celebrated
by special services. Sunday, April 80
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George w. Baker, the well-knowr
humorist, OF Sunday supplement fame
is In Detroit for few days on
sightseeing tour OF the country. Mr.
Baker says he intends to write
novel of travel with the United States
as the locale and Is now on his
leisure way gathering the necessary
material.
| Director A. II. Grifith, Of the
Museum OF Art, gave an entertaining
and beautifully illustrated lecture on
California" Monday evening. In the
church of the Forest Presbyterian
fchurch, as the closing number In the
seasons series of entertainment, un-
der the auspices OF the Mems associa-
ton. A large audience enjoyed Prof.
Grifith's talk.
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| worth Evening on the Dunes" paint
ed by the famous French artist M. j.
Iwill' has been presented to the De
troit Museum OF Art by Charles Borg
meyer, OF New York. The latter Is q
great admirer and patron OF Twill
and gives the picture TO the Detroit
institution for the permanent collec-
ton Of modern paintings.
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The Defenders of the Fort, an or
ganization OF boys in the Fort-st. Pres
byterian church will give an entertain
ment In the church house, Friday
evening. April q, called to be "A
Model Meeting" In addition TO vocal
and instrumental music and q drill by
the Boy Scouts there will be debate
on Resolved, That the United States
should fortify the Panama canal
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DR.. and Mrs. C. l.. Chambers, the
latter formerly Miss Starrat, who
have been living in Vienna, Austria.
since their marriage year ago, have
returned to Detroit and are tho
| guests of Mrs. Chambers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. c. Starrat, No. lao Can.
field-ave. west. They were accom-
panied by Madeleine Cippico, OF
Vienna.
A farewell reception was given the
Rev. A. II. Barr and Mrs. Barr In
Newberry chapel, Monday evening, "
| the members OF the Jefferson,ave.,
Presbyterian church, from the pas
torate of which DR.. Barr withdraws
| this week to go to Baltimore, Nd.
Upwards of 1000 persons crowded the
chapel to say a parting word OF al
lection and cheer to the popular pas
| tor and his wife. DR.. Barr will
preach in his new charge In Baiu-
more, the First Presbyterian church,
Sunday, May z.
A delightful entertainment was CIV
en-, Monday evening, In Chaffee hall.
by a group of clever young people
belonging to the senior classes cf
| Mrs. Edna Chaffee Noble, OF the De-
troit Training School of Elocution,
| assisted by violin pupils OF Miss Fred.
erica Moeba and Miss Elizabeth