The Detroit times., 1911-01-05
IN SOCIETY

William TtIin. of Winnipeg. Man,
is visiting Or. and Mrs. Walter T.
TifIin, No. 1870 Woodward-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Gray, ol
Crosse Pointe Farms, left Wednes-
day for California to remain until
spring.
Mrs. Clara Bradley Dawson has re.
turned to her home in this city after
spending the holidays with her broth
er, DR.. ~ H. Bradley, Saginaw.
Mrs. William Robins will give the
first of a series of luncheons Friday.
at her home, Pentilly, Walkerville.
Mrs. Cortlandt Rhodes, OF Philadel.
phla, Is at present the guest OF Mrs,
Robins.
The Excelsior degree will be con.
ferred upon $50 members OF the l..
Q. 7. Nj. NJ, Friday evening, in Col
der's hall The Excelsior degree
team. OF Ann Arbor. will officiate and
the great hive officers will be pres
ent.
MIS-. Chandler Merrill Walker, Of
Walkerville, will be the hostess of 4
large ball, Friday evening, in the
Crawford House, Windsor. The ball
is given in honor OF Mrs. Walkers
sisters, the Misses Marjorie and
Helen Scott, OF Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis d'Engelbron-
ror, who have been the guests of
Mrs. d 'Englebronner's mother, Mrs
Florence r.. Sumner, left Detroit for
New York. Wednesday, and will sail,
Saturday, for England for their home
in Wilton-on-theTham
The Detroit Equal Suffrage club
Will hold meeting Friday afternoon,
in the Century building, beginning
promptly at 2:30 o'clock. The tonic
Of the day will be The outlook cor
1911" and the discussion will be led
by Mrs Jennie Law Hardy. OF Ara
Italia, a formed. Michigan woman, aid
Mrs. Clara ii4cSey.
The appearance OF Nine Schumann-
Heink, in the Light Guard armory,
Friday evening, Jan 20, will be UNI
der the auspices of the Detroit TeacA-
- hooCNiuNiOAii anu Nht ihS
committee has been appointed to com
piete arrangements for the singers
engagement: Templeton f. TwigGs,
Bishop school; J. F. Thomas, Wash.
irgton Normal; Miss Charlotte Eng.
land, Alger; Frank Cody, Mcmillan.
The sale OF seats for the concert will
open Monday, Jan. 16, in Grinnell's.
C,,L II
vance orders for the engagement of
Nine. Anna-Pavlowa and Mikail Mold
kin, the Russian dancers, in the Gar
rick theater, Sunday afternoon and
evening, Jan. %, may secure them at
GrlnneIl's box office beginning Thurs
day and continuing until Jan lG,
when the general sale OF tickets
opens. All uncalled.for orders to
the box Office on that date, will he
sold The great interest and enthu-
siasm created in these wonderful
dancers, during their first appearance
in Detroit in October. has not abGt.
cd and there is every promise that
the Garrick will be sold out for both
of the performances on Jan. %
.
Mary Garden, the most-talked-of
grand opera singer of them ALL will
appear in Detroit, early in May. as
the star attraction of concert com
pany of grand opera singers. which
goes on tour Immediately following
the opera season. Burton Collver has
secured Miss Garden and her associ-
atos for appearances in Detroit, Buff
falo, Cleveland, Cincinnati ST. Louis
and Canadian cities. Miss Garden has
been much In the public eye through
the suppression, In various cities, of
the Strauss Wilde opera "Saiomc,"
because OF her realistic interpreta-
ton OF the leading character. She is
a remarkable actress and insists up
on doing her roles in the most I'M
and original fashion,
both on vocal and histronic lines.
Much interest is being taken by
bridge players in the bridge tourna- !
mcnt TO be given, in the Century
Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 20, |
under the direction of Mrs. Noel G. !
O 'Brien, in aid Of the furnishing COM
rlittee of the Detroit tuberculosis !
Many Of the bridge clubs !
OF the city have arranged to take |
sections so that they may play to-
getber, and parties, from one tabe
upW ard, are planning to attend. |
Tickets may be secured from Miss
Maude Van Syckle. secretary of the
sanatorium board, in the Ford build !
ing or at the door on the afternoon
Of the tournament. The prizes
tWenty-four in number-have been
donated by various merchants and
private individuals and are exccp-
tionally attractive, including water
color pictures, old worries. linen cen
nj