The Detroit times., 1912-01-26
Social and Personal

Mrs. Joseph Metzgerm, No 276 Iro-
Qnois-ave. has returned from an ex-
tended European trip.
Mrs. T.. w. Barnes and son, Thorn
ns. No. $685. East Grand-blvd., lett
Thursday, for Sante Re, n. NJ" TO
spend the remainder OF the winter
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry s. Barnard,
their son, Harry. and daughter, Miss
Caroline, will leave Feb. 3, Tor a
lengthy stay in Dresden, Germany
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heavenrich and
children and Miss Grace Blitz have
left for South Carolina to remain I'M
al spring
The Harvard club of Michigan will
give the annual dinner, Friday even
Ing, In the University club. The guest
OF honor and speaker will be l., b, r.
Briggs, OF the Harvard faculty
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Prof John Merle Coulter, of the
University of Chicago, will give the
second lecture, Saturday evening. in
the Church of Our Father, in the
series on Organic evolution.
A ball for the benefit OF the Jewish
Old Folks home will be given in De
Honey's dancing academy, Wednes-
day evening, February Z. The home
Is situated at Brush and Winder-sts.,
and II is hoped to be able TO open the
institution about March l.
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A large audience gathered in Gan.
apol hall, Thursday evening, for the
farewell song recital given by Mrs.
Granville p. Filler, who leaves Detroit,
Feb. /, to make her home in Boston.
In her recital she was assisted by
Boris l.. Ganapol, and Henri MATHEWS,
yiOlinist.
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A most enjoyable concert. free TO
the public, was given Friday after
noon, in Grinnell's music hall. The
program was contributed by Miss
Theodosia Eldridge, violin: Luigi
Motto. cellist; Henry Riley Fuller. or
ran and accompaniments; Albert Ray
rnond Saunders, pianola-piano; En-
rico Caruso, tenor, by means OF the
Victor records.
Prof. Robert Nj. Wenley, OF the Uni
versity OF Michigan, addressed the
January graduating class OF the Cen
trail High school, Thursday, on the
Importance of having an "ad-yoca-
ton" DIR. Wenley told the l4S young
men and women of the class, an an
audience of relatives and friends that
filed the auditorium. that, "a hobby
is a good thing for everyone 10 have
TO lift them out of the jog.trot OF
everyday duties"
An audience that filled Calvary
Presbyterian church, Thursday even
ing, enjoyed the organ recital by Cat
~ Sellars, the English organist, who
gave a program devoted TO the music
used I'm the coronation Of Britains
king and queen last June. While
much OF the music has been used
from time immemorial for British cor
onation ceremonies, there was also
number of compositions, by Sir Ed
ward Elgar and Sir Alexander Mac
kenzie, written especially for the
browning OF King George and Queen
Mary, MT. Sellar's work at the or
gan proved him to be the excellent
musician that he has been heralded.
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Huger Elliott, who opened the an
nnal series OF free lectures, under the
ssiispices OF the Society of Arts and
Crafts, Thursday evening, in the Mu-
scum of Art, gave rather a hard jolt
10 the portrayers of realism in art
in his talk on What has nature to
90 with art?" Mr. Elliott Is we'll
known craftsman. architect and writ
er, is director OF the Rhode Island
School of Design and president of the
National League OF Handicraft so
cieties. He said that symbolism and