The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
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The Rev. Ernest Van Dyle;- pastor
~ 8t, Aioyslus church, IL In Ch'
oaso Visiting has sister, Mrs. nv - =.
CassrAin.
The city OF the Straits hive, a. o.
s r. II. NJ, and the Echo club Will giSs
: dancing party, Thursday evening nj
No. IS Grand Riyer-ave.
The regular monthly meeting ofsthe
y Woman's auxiliary OF Providence hos
pital VIII be held IN the hospital par,
lors. Thursday afternoon, at z:so
o'clock. 1880 49, -
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The Young Peoples society OF the
Memorial Presbyterian church Will
give concert entitled Cape COD
4 Folks Thursday evening, March y,
In the church parlors.
800 80
Delray encampment, i. .. o, FL
will entertain the encampments OF De-
troit. Trenton and Windsor, In River
Rouge temple, Jefferson and West
End-ayes., Thursday evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Scott Clark left
last wednesday, for Philadelphia to
attend the Professional Photograph.
ers' society of Pennsylvania conyen-
ton, In which Mr.. Clark viii read
paper.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Mabel Jan te Robb, daughter
OF Mrs. Susie X. Robb. No, GAO Cass-
ave, to Reuben II. Rastert, of Gin
,cinnati, the wedding to take place
in April.
An engagement OF interest to De
troit and Grand Rapids friends OF the
contracting parties, is that Of Miss
Harriet Elizabeth Hyde. grand daugh-
ter OF G. A. Hyde, OF Cleveland, TO
Alfred Alanson Treadway, Of this city,
formerly Of Grand Rapids.
The Southland Nightingale Jubilee
Singers will give concert in the T..
w. C, A. hall, Thursday evening, at
IS O'Clock, under the auspices OF the
Qeneva club OF the association. The
program will consist OF the old planta-
ton melodies in solos and concerted
numbers, the songs being illustrated,
during rendition, on the stereopticon.
Tickets for the concert may be pro-
cured In the secretarys Office In the
X. w, C. A. building, or at the door
or the hall, Thursday evening.
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The third series of institute lee
lures arranged for public school,
teachers, pupils and their friends will
be given In the Central High school
auditorium, on the afternoons OF
Thursday and Friday at $3.50 O'Clock,
and Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock,
Prof. Frederick Henry Sykes, director
OF technical education and OF the
schools of Industrial and household
arts, Teachers college, Columbia uni
verSity.. will lecture on ..-Rnshn,"
"Thnckerary" and Meredith" in the
order named.
3 An audience representative of so
ciety and devotees Of the fine arts
filled the Church of Our Father, Tues
day evening, for the lecture. by John
Lindon Smith, of Boston, the noted
American paintsr, saxplorer and archie
oloRist. who earneto Detruft, under the
ausiices 6{'1k4 Hdcfkty Of ARTS and
Craftp, to tell OF hislpesssna experi'
ence6 ~ connection with-the finding
and 8penipk nf the tomb of-an ancient
Egypdfh dhsear three yeArs-ago. Mr..
Smith 8 81 afdent E4yr{nl0kist, and
has done hsvalua ble-researeh work
Tor the 10 yernments Of THkey; Egype
italy and Bfitain.s In. his lecture on
Queen 1Tii{ the lady, iR~Qaestion, -he
rave most ,interesting fnforrhAtion and
1ataso hut Ms -talk- also was com
menf& tOryfon art and music as wen
% science This In pre-eminently an
(, age Of sciehtSae- pursuit, eShiexemeat
and industriar pr-cwess pm -percry
America can come into her own artis,
Ideally we must stop laying over-em-
phasis on the commercial side" said
Mr.. Smith. The outlook Is most
pro,nising for American art, in land,
ocape and portraiture, and as for
music, Beethoven's most glorious
dreams never encompassed the rendt
ton Of one OF his own greatisymphon
Ies as our great orchestras play
hem Following The -Jecfnre Mr.
Smith was the guest OF -hoaer sta re
oepfion rendered him by the Detroit
Archaeological club.
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