The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-16
IN SOCIETY

The junior pupils OF the Detroit Col
iege OF Music. assisted by Miss Myra
Holcomb, soprano, will give a musi-
Gale. Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock.
In the college hall.
Incorporation papers have been
taken out by the Van Leuyen Browne
Hospital School for Crippled Children
with the following incorporators. Alish
Browne, Laura K. oNein. Edn.
o'Neiil and Lncie Buchlef
The Messrs. Grinnell, OF the Grin.
nell Music house, viii give banquet.
in the Hotel Charlevoix, Tuesday
evening, Feb. 81, to the department
managers and statesmen from all OF
their Michigan agencies.
Many original features entertained
the guests at the annual masquerade
party Of the Detroit Wheelman. We'd
nesday evening, In their clubhouse. In
addition TO the dance numbers, a pro
gram OF minstrel. stunts was given.
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Postmaster Homer Warren will be
the guest OF honor at banquet Satur-
day evening, Feb. 25, In the Hotel
Cadillac rendered him by clerks and
carriers employed In the postoffice.
Arrangements have been made for
about 400 guests
The Philathea Girls of the North
Baptist church entertained the Baraca
Boys, Tuesday evening, In the parlors
or the church, with st. Valentine
party, which was a great success. A
musical program added TO the enjoy
ment of the occasion.
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The Brotherhood OF the Woodmere
NJ. K. church held q Lincolns day
banquet and reunion. Tuesday even
(. Ing, In the church parlors. The Rev
G. b. Allen was POSTMASTER and the
various speakers discussed Lincoln as
"a boy, a man and as president of the
United States"
The Detroit Central High School
Alumni association will hold the AT
nual business meeting and social re-
union, Friday evenin. March 3, in
the Central High gymnasium. The
business meeting will be followed by
a musical and literary entertainment,
this In turn to be followed by dancing
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The fourth entertainment In the
Artists course, of the Detroit Train
Jag School Alumni association, will Se
given in Chaffee hall. Thursday even
ing. The program will include two
dramatic sketches, a monologue, dana
ing and singing numbers and liynis
picture.
Pontchartrain hive, l.. o. T. M. NJ.
has invited DR.. Mary Thompson Stew
ems and Mrs. Belle Brotherton, to ad-
dress the members, Friday evening,
in the hall, No. So Grand River-ave.
DR.. Stevens will talk on Social n.y.
giene" and Mrs. Brotherton on Need
ed school legislation"
Mrs. Minnie Tyler and Miss Thalia
Vollbracht, graduates OF the Ravillier
School Of Acting. will give dramatic
recital. Monday evening, Feb 20. in
Chaffee hall They will be assisted
by. Miss Naomi Raiss. soprano; MISS
Beatrice Vollbracht, pianist: T. Hams,
worth, tenor, and G. w. Terry, cornet.
Dancing will follow the program.
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The Mems Bible class OF the Wfr-
ven-ave. Baptist church will give an
entertainment, Friday evening. In tie
.hurch parlors, with an especially NJ
tractive program. Edgar A. Guest viii
awe readings from his own works.
and a fine musical program Will De
contributed by Miss Sadie MALAYSIA,
yIolinist: Miss Eta Mallaska, pianist;
II. f. Boehm, baritone; Miss Rlth
Homan, soprano; August Falk, violin
st, ard N. Daugherty, accompanist.
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The Ad. raft club weekly program,
Thursday evening. will include Ia ss
by the following: Ansel I. benson,
ci the Dreskell Paper Co.; r. +. NH
legan, Whitaker Paper Co., Cincm
nati: ]. Frank Miller, Diem Wing ia
per Co. Cincinnati; George w. Be a.
~. Central Ohio Paper Co.. Columbus
md A Lawrence Smith, Union Pare:
& Irvine Co., Detroit.
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Prof. Walter Sargent OF the UNI
yersity of Chicago. one OF the Tore
most authorities on art and design In
the country, will give the third In
series Of lectures on Design In hne
and Industrial art" Friday evening, IN
the Museum OF Art auditorium. Prof.
Sargent will take for his sub-toplc'
The place of ornament I'm design lie
will illustrate his lecture with the
stereopticon and the blackboard. THESE