The Detroit times., 1912-12-06


Cincinnati orchestra. established hin.
self in high favor with Detroit mus c
lovers, Is the new conductos OF the
Philadelphia orchestra Florence
Hinkle. soprano. will be the assisting
solo,st
The college woman and the indus
trial world" will be discussed in a
meeting OF the Detroit branch OF the
eoiesiatc Afumnae, TO be held Satur.
day afternoon. Dec. z, at 3 O'Clock, m
the Scripps branch library For n
hal. hour before the meeting. and sub
sequent meetings during the season.
Mrs Martha Strickland Clark win
give drill on parliamentary law
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Upwards OF 500 young people, mem
bers or the BAPTIST Young Peoples
union. OF Detroit and Pontiac BAN
lueted Thursday evening, i'm the new
church house OF the Woodward-aye.
Baptist church. The speakers includ.
I'd Or w y. Chalmers, OF Philadel-
phia: the Rev. W. Byron Forbush,
pastor of the North Woodward Con
gregational church, and the Rev
Maurice =. Fixes. pastor of the Wood
ward-a7e. Baptist.
An exhibition OF hats, made by che
Young women students OF the mil
linery class OF the Central high schoo'
night classes. will be held in thl
school "Wednesday evening. Dec. H.
Miss Tromble. the instructor in
charge. and the members OF the class
will be present 10 show their handi-
work 10 the public. The sewing and
cooking classes, and the girls and
wCmen's gymnasium classes, Will be
IN session az the same time.
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The Northwestern Womans cuD
vii! hold Reciprocity day" Monday
Dec. l6. in Diamond temple, giving o
program appropriate to the season VI
tiled, The spirit OF Christmas Tho
entertainment will be in charge q
Mrs. w. Chidsey.
Miss Susan Dayton Biddle, CT Waslj
ngton, ID. c., who is in the city Tor 2
few days, has been offered many so
cial cCurtesies by old-time friends
Miss Biddle was the guest of homo,
| 4, luncheon. Tuesdays In the Won.
ans lndor club. of which Miss Char
otte Canlpau was hostess. Mrs
ienry r. LISTER gave bridge party
Thursday afternoon. In her apart
neHts. In the Pasadena, for Mis-
| eddie.
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Mrs. John Tenney. OF New York
Known to the musical world as Gems
Iranscombe, composer and pianist
|. md considered one OF the foremos,
Women composers. was the guest o.
he Twentieth Century club, Thurs
lay afternoon, when program OF
Hiss Branscombe' compositions VA
'iven by Mrs. +. r. Smith, soprano
Mrs. II. V McNullen violinist, an
Nrchiblld Jackson, baritone. Mis-
lfanscombe vas at the piano. Thc
'rogram of songs and violin number
anged from the lifting music OF Hap
mess" German song translated !.
Miss Branscombe, to the stirrinc
Boots and Saddles" from Browning
Cavalier Tunes" and the impellinf
strains of lin Granada" a song that
,ad much OF the quality Of BiZets
Carmen" There were a number OF
browning songs, including There's n
Woman Like a Dew-Drop." from. "A
BLOT on the 'Scutcheon;" II Send Ny
Heart Up TO Thee and The Fact OF
Iii the World" from Love In a
life" by Mrs. Browning. Interesting
we're my Fathcrland" from the song.
ycle. "A Lutte OF jade" and "A Love
y Maiden Roaming from the same
ycle. The setting of these two songs
vas especially pleasing. Miss Brans.
,ombe gave her own Interpretation OF
ler music, and showed herself an
lrtist, in execution, as well as In com
position. Mr. Jackson was especially
,ood in The Morning Wind" from
Trainings The Sun DIAL" which h
was forced to repeat Mrs, Smith de-
lighted the audience with her clear
soprano. Her last group. In Gran.
ada" MY Love IL Like a Temptine
Peach" and "If YouE'er Have Seen
aad violin opligatos by Mrs. H. y
McMullen. who also played charming
Is by the Sea-" AT the Fair" "A
he Dance" and "An Old 5Love Tale.
reception for Miss Branscombe fol
owed the program
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Mrs. Frank l.. Newman Will give a
reception, Monday. Dec. 10, to formal
v present To society. her daughter,
Miss Ncsta Newman.
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The West Grand.blvd. Methodist
church will hold holiday bazaar, In
the church parlors, Thursday after
noon and evening, Dec. II. Refresh
ments will be served and a musical
program given.