The Detroit times., 1911-02-17

'cn-dNc BdpllSI CnuTCn Will give oil
entertainment, Friday evening, in tie
.hurch parlors, with an especially 1T
tractive program. Edgar A. Guest Will
give readings from his own works.
and fine musical program will be
contributed by Miss Sadie MALAYSIA,
vlolinist; Miss Eta Mallaska, pianist;
II. +. Boehm, baritone; Miss Ruth
.loman, soprano; August Falk, violin
!st, and n. Daugherty. accompanist.
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The AID raft club weekly program,
Thursday evening, will include tass
ny the following: Ansel Il. Denison,
CT the Dreskell Paper Co.; r. +. Mil
legan, Whitaker Paper Co., Cincin
natl: ]. Frank Miller. Diem Wing Pa
ger Co, Cincinnati; George w. Beat
~, Central Ohio Paper Co. Columbus
md A Lawrence Smith, Union PareS
Irvine Co., Detroit.
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Prof. Walter Sargent, of the Uni
versity OF Chicago, one OF the FORE
most authorities on art. and design In
the country, will give the third In
series Of lectures on Design In iine
and industrial art" Friday evening, In
the Museum OF Art auditorium. Prof.
Sargent will take for his sub-toplc.
The place of ornament In design lie
will illustrate his lecture with the
stereopticon and the blackboard These
lectures are absolutely free to the
public and will be found particularly
helpful to designers, mechanics,
draughtsmen, printers and workers In
the big manufacturing plants.
An amateur musical entertainment
entitled The Nautical Knot" will be
presented, in Harmonic hail. Monday
evening, Feb. 20. There will be so
persons lin the cast, and the affair Is
given for the benefit of the Detroit
Association for the Aid OF Crippled
Children.
An excellent array of Detroit talent
viii take part in the concert to be
gwen. Thursday evening. in the wy
andotte Presbyterian church, under
the auspices of the brotherhood of tie
church. The program will be pre-
scented by the Hattie Rood-Grace Con-
cert Co. Homer Warren. William ;.
Bartels, r. Leslie Craig, and MISS
Elizabeth Bennett.
A debate will be held in the Y. M.
c. A. hall Thursday evening, at
o'clock, on the question Resolved,
That the pardoning power OF the gov
ernor OF Michigan be restricted" The
Public Speaking club will uphold the
affirmative and the Law Students
club. the negative. The judges will
be Prof James M. Vaudeville, of the
Sill school faculty, John w. Schram
and William A. Hoffman.
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There Is great deal OF interozE
being taken in the German perform
lnce to be given in the Garrick The
,4ter. FRIDAY afternoon, by specially
selected company of German profess
sional actors who will present Fried
itch Won Schillers comedy. Der Neftc
ais Onkel," especially for the high
school pupils of the city, who are
studying German. While the perform
ance was primarily arranged for the
Lupils, the general public is invited 70
attend. and tickets may be had in the
usual way in the theater box office.
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A masquerade bail under the aus
pices of the Polish Ladies Aid society
Was given, wednesday cNShih5' ~
Polonia hall and proved the most bril-
liant social affair, in Polish circles,
this winter Characteristic music was
played by an orchestra of Polish
musicians Mrs. Charles Faster
nacki, president of the society, had
charge of the arrangements and was
assisted by Mrs. NJ. I.esinska, Mrs. w.
Chillinska, Miss Bessie Zolstowski and
Miss Anna Melin. The ball was given
for charitable purposes.
The Young Peoples society of the
Military-ave. United Presbyterian
church will give musical entertain
ment in the church, Friday evening.
at s o'clock. Prof. VIM. A. Kurth, vio-
inist, will give two solos, DeBeriot's
concerto in A minor. and Yieuxtemps
Souvenir L'Amerique. Prof Frank T.
Shearer will give number OF selec-
tons and other numbers will be given
by an orchestra directed by William
A. Kurth. Miss Nellie Freck will re-
cite and a vocal duet by the Misses
Farilla Meyer and Kathryn Moore will
complete the program.
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