The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
IN SOCIETY

"Bob-Up Serenely" club will give a
dancing party Easter Monday eve
ming, in Diamond temple hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. James HIATT, No. 25l
Eighteenth-st., will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary, Wednes-
day. May 10.
Golden Rule lodge, o. s. b., will
give an Easter party, Tuesday eve
ming, in their hall, No. 46 Grand
River-ave.
North Star lodge, o. S. b., will
give a musical and literary entertain
ment, in American Eagle temple,
Monday evening, April "a.
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A comedy called Breezy Point"
will be given by the Young Woman's
Guild Of st. Paul's cathedral, in Har-
monte hall. Friday evening, April %,
for the benefit of the Visiting Nurses
association.
Detroit friends of c. C. Coleman,
an American artist, who makes his
home on the Island OF Capri, will pur-
chase one Of his paintings and pre-.
sent 1t to the Detroit Museum OF Art.
Mr.. Coleman gave an exhibition or
his work, in the museum, several
years ago while on a visit to his
cousin, the late Sllas Coleman of De-
troit. The painting to be purchased
Is scene In the garden OF the home
OF Thomas Spencer Jerome, formerly
OF Detroit, who lives In Capri.
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The Detroit Equal Suffrage club,
which continued a. postponed annual
election, Friday, elected the follow.
ing complete roster OF officers: Presl-
dent, Mrs. WILDER BrothertoE; vice
president, Mrs. Ruby M. zann; record d.
ing secretary, Mrs. Ralph Ainsworth;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Olive
Mcmahon; treasurer, Miss Helen
Stewart; auditor, Miss Minnie Booth.
Board of directors were elected as fol.
lows: Miss May Boutelle, Miss Clara
f. Dyar, Mrs. T.. G. Greenwood, Mrs.
Ruby NJ Zahn, Mrs. NJ B. Warning.
Miss Frances Ellair, Mrs. Alexander
Wagner, Mrs. M. B. Folsom, Mrs Max
BALM, Mrs. Susan M. Sellers, Mrs.
John Trix and Miss Esther Boynton.
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Invitations have been issued by the
social committee of the Society of
Arts and Crafts, to a spring reception,
afternoon tea and private view" of
two very interesting exhibitions, now
In the society's rooms. The rooms
Will be charmingly decorated for the
occasion and the affair promises to be
one OF the most delightful of fashion
able .after-Easter functions
Prof. Herbert Richard Cross will
give an illustrated lecture on
Michael Angelo as a sculptor" in
the Detroit Museum OF Art, Monday
evening, under the auspices of the
Detroit Archaeological society. Pro
lessor Cross IL a graduate OF Brown
and OF Harvard, and for two years
was student in the American school
In Rome. He has travelled and studi-
ed in all the great art centres of
Europe and has been lecturer on art
In Wellesley college, Brown univer-
sity, and the University Of Michigan,
and was professor of drawing and OF
the history of art in Washington uni
versity, st. Louis. He returned tine
first OF March from a further period
of travel and study in Spain and Italy,
and has been lecturing since on re-
naissance art in the University Of iii
nois. In view Of the present revival
OF renaissance architecture, and dec
orative painting, this lecture is most
timely. Members Of the society may
invite persons who are students Of art
and the art museum being a public
institution, no tickets will be issued
for this lecture.