The Detroit times., 1912-03-07

day afternoon. at 2:3O o'clock.
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Charles Moore Will be the speaker
In the Current Events class, Friday
evening, in the Y. w. G. A., speaking
on Presidential prospects"
Mrs. James /. Murray, No. 40 WIZ
lis-ave. east, entertained 80 guests
Wednesday evening. with a musicale
and heart party. The rooms were
prettily decorated with red and white
carnations.
Under the auspices or the CITY
Union OF Epworth leagues, a concert
will be given Friday evening, In Simp-
son Methodist church, the program TO
be contributed by Nine. Blanche De
Costa, soprano; Miss Edythe Reilly,
'cellist; Miss Isabel Lokie. reader. aud
Mrs. Lille Gubrandsen Moore, pianist.
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Prof. Anatole lie Braz, OF the Unl-
versity OF Rennes, France, was the
speaker, Wednesday evening, before
Alliance Franchise. I'm the green room
OF the Hotel Pontchartrain. II. lie
Braz gave vivid and interesting talk
on Brittany" Music, recitations and
monologues, with French converse
ton, filled out the evening.
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Mrs. Ruby Nj. Zahn, No. 147 Euclid
ave. west, president OF the Political
Equality and Civic league. Will give
series OF informal receptions In
her home. for the members OF The
league, 10 promote mountaineering
and the work OF the league. The first
reception will be held Thursday after
noon. March II, from $3.50 TO 4:30
o'clock. Mrs. Zahn will be assisted
in receiving by the officers and di-
rectors OF the league.
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The annual business meeting and
reunion of the Central High School
Alumni association will be held in lie
school, Friday evening. There viii
be an informal supper in the school
lunch room at o'clock, and an hour
later the business meeting will be
held. At 8 o'clock, G., VI. Burton will
give an illustrated lecture on "0ld
Detroit" IN the auditorium. after
which there will be informal dane
ing in the boys gymnasium until mid
night
The child labor committee OF he
Twentieth Century club invited Miss
Pauline Neuman and Miss Anna Nc
Glnty, OF the Cleveland Garment
Workers union. to speak before IT
Wednesday afternoon, in the Century
building, on conditions of child labor
IN factories and the facts about the
garment workers strike. Miss Net
man and Miss McGinty urged the
clubwomen TO assist in the establish
ment of arbitration boards in labor
troubles, that strikes may be avoided.
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The Cincinnati Symphony orchestra
OF SO players. with Conductor Leopold
Stokowski, arrived in Detroit Thurs
day afternoon, TO give concert this
evening. in the Light Guard armory,
as the fifth number in the Detroit Or
chestral association series. Ellison
Van Hoose. the tenor, who will be the
assisting soloist, reached Detroit
a "Wednesday with Mfs-NaH- Heeser 10
spend day OF rest before the cen.
cert. Mr.. Van Hoose has been doing
great deal OF operate and concert
work the past few weeks. The con-
cert will begin promptly at Sis
o'clock.
Under the auspices of the Society
Of Arts and Crafts, free. illustrated
lecture will be given Friday evening.
in the Museum OF Art auditorium, By
Prof. Charles Binns. OF Alfred, y. u"
director Of the New York School OF
Clay Making and Ceramics. Mr..
Binns will gite talk OH The MIS-
tory and development OF pottery and
me problems of the potter" illustrat
ing with the stereoptlcon and OK
amples OF various kinds of pottery.
The institution OF which Mr. Bnns is
director is remarkable for many
thinga, and almost every potter and
elay- worker in America who has
achieved any results, learned his craft
IA this school. Some interesting sDec-
linens of Mr.. Binn's cleverness as Il
potter are on exhibition in the So
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