The Detroit times., 1911-01-16
IN SOCIETY

The knights Of Equity will give an
informal dancing party In their build
Ing. Monday evening.
Members OF st. Joachim's parish
will give the opera "Pinafore" In St
Joachim's hall, Jan. 22. 70 and "a.
Ashlar lodge minstrels will give one
or their inimitable shows In the
Masonic temple auditorium. Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
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A basket meeting OF the Woman's
Baptist Home Mission society OF Mich
igan, will be held In the First Baptist
church. Tuesday, beginning at 1880
o'clock.
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Annesley Burrowes, former we'll
known, Detroit newspaperman. has re-
turned to this city after several years
absence and will make his home In
the Addison.
The Tuesday Musicale nth mem
bers' concert win take place Tuesday
morning, In the Century building at
1880 o'clock. The program will be
entirely Russian.
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An exhibition Of sculpture and
bronzes will be held In the studio OF
Carl II. Wehner, No. 5S Griswold-st.,
Tuesday, to which the artist issues
general invitation.
An illustrated lecture on BIRD life"
will be given by Jefferson Butler, be-
fore the Detroit theological club,
Thursday evening, Jan. Is. In st. Al
bans parish house, Highland PARK
Mr.. and Mrs. Finkelstein, left De-
troit, Saturday, for New York. whence
they will sail, Tuesday morning. on
the North German Lloyd steamship
Kronprihz wilhelm, for Bremen. for
a prolonged visit to the Fatherland.
The ladies' OF the Arab Patrol will
give card party in the parlors OF
the Griswold house, wednesday al
ternoon, Jan. IS, beginning at z
o'clock. Pedro and Eve hundred VIII
be played.
Branch No. 62s, l. c. B. A., OF st.
Albertus' parish, celebrated its tenth
birthday anniversary, Sunday. The
membership is largely Polish, and the
celebration was attended by many In
tied guests, members of the various
Polish societies Of the city.
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Louisa st. Clair chapter. Daughters
OF the American Revolution, will give
a reception and banquet In the Hotel
Pontchartrain. Wednesday evening, at
z o'clock, in honor OF Mrs. Mathew T.
Scott, OF Washington, president gen.
eral of the society, who will be the
guest OF Mrs. Arthur M. Parker. dur
ing her stay In the city. Present at
the banquet as special guests Of honor
will be Mrs. James p. Brayton, OF
Grand Rapids, state regent, and Mrs.
Benton Hanchett. OF Saginaw, vice
state regent. Thursday morning the
annual meeting OF the chapter will
take place in the Century building,
when In addition to the annual busi-
ness q program of music will be given.
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The new hall In the Knights Of Col
umbus building will be formally open
ed TO-. lectures, concerts and similar
public affairs. Tuesday evening. Feb.
3, by so distinguished a person as Miss
Ellen Terry. who will be brought to
the city for q lecture on Shakes
peare's Heroines Triumphant" by the
Twentieth Century club. The new hall
IL said to be very handso--e interior
and will seat 1000. Mrs. Maurice Mac
Farlane, chairman OF the program
committee OF the Twentieth Century
club, has charge of the subscription
list for Miss Terry's recital, the tick
cts for which have been placed at 81
and Sc each. The hall will be used for
the first time by the knights them
selves, for ball to be given, Monday
evening, Jan. 80, to mark the formal
opening OF the new building.