The Detroit times., 1912-03-16
Social and Personal

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The Fellowcraft club will observe
Patrick's day With a table d'hote
ulnner and program OF Irish mGsic.
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Mrs. Edgar Byron Smith, No. 81
high-st. west. will receive Informally
every Wednesday, afternoon -feF-tAs
ensuing month.
Detroit lodge, No. 2, II. a. A. NJ,
VIII give a dancing party Easter Mon
uay evening, April s. In the Masonic
temple
The members Of the Theater Arts
club were the guests OF Mrs. Fred
eriek NJ. Alger. Friday afternoon, in
her home in Crosse Pointe Farms
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Mrs. James r. Keena gave a lunch
con Saturday In her home. No. 3077
west Grand-blvd, to meet Mrs. Mar
guerlte Yates Bouvier, recent bride.
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Or. and Mrs. Benjamin p. Brodie
and their son, Tallant Tubbs, who
have been In Palm Beach and Mas
sau. have gone TO Santa Barbara,
Cal, where they will remain until
summer.
The third and final talk In a series
OF introductions to foreign travel will
be given Monday afternoon, In the
| Museum OF Art, by the Rev. w.
Byron Forbush on How to enjoy art
and architecture"
Miss Elva Farr has returned from
Old Point Comfort, where she was the
| guest OF Mrs. II. L. Jenness and Miss
Constance Jenness. Mrs. and Miss
Jenness went to New York for a week
before returning to Detroit.
Mrs. Truman Il. Newberry and
Miss Carol Newberry who have been
| In Bermuda for several weeks, ar
rived In New York this week where
they will remain ten days before re.
turning to Detroit
Mrs. Arthur Maxwell Parker will
give free illustrated lecture on "Old
Detroit" in the Field.ave. branch
library. Tuesday evening, March 10.
at o'clock.
A pretty luncheon for twelve guests
was given. Friday, by Mrs f. j. Bull
lard, No. 116 Taylor-ave., in honor OF
Miss Florence Spiehler. OF Rochester,
N. T., the guest or Mrs A. B. Lincoln.
No. 10f Taylor-ave.
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Miss Ella Cornella Roehm will pre-
| sent the play, THE Servant in the
House" by Charles Ram Kennedy,
under the auspices OF the Detroit
Training School Alumni association,
in Chaffee hall. Woodward and Willis.
aves., Friday avening. March 20.
Miss Elizabeth Miller gave a lunch.
con, Friday, in her home, No 524 JEFF.
| ferson-ave., In honor OF Miss Beatrice
Bedoe, OF Boston, and Miss Laura o.
Butler. The other guests were Misses
Gwendolyn Currie, Josephine Irvine
Marie ID. Russell and Mrs. Charles b
Du Charme.
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"A tour through the land OF the
| shamrock and harp" will be the sub
! ject OF the Sunday lecture in the De-
troit Museum OF Art In this talk Di-
rector Griffith will give something o.
| the history and romance that elias
to Ireland, together with glimpse OF
its people and their ways.
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An artists concert" will be given
in Harmonic hall, Monday evening,
for Harmonic society members and
their families, The program will be
| given by Miss Naomi Raiss, soprano:
| Archibald Jackson baritone; Miss
Gertrude Heinze, piano; Jacob Hol-
skin, cello; Herman Brueckner. violin
and director. Informal dancing will
close the evening.
The Epworth league OF Tabernacle
Methodist church presented Mrs
Lille Gulbrandsen Moore and Archi.
bald G. Jackson in a musicatlecture
on THE music and folklore of Nor
way" Friday evening, in the church
auditorium. Later the league will
present A. Radclyffe Dugmore. the
naturalist. in an illustrated lecture,
Swapping wild game on the Roose
welt trail"
A free illustrated lecture on RUS
sia' will be given by Adam Strohm
Tuesday evening. March 10, in the
Scripps branch library. At the re-
quest OF Russian societies and resi-.
dents the public library has installed
number OF Russian books which are
now available for circulation. For
some time past the public library has
added books In foreign languages 10
meet demands.
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The Players. organized last yeHr
by number of we'll known men are
proceeding industriously but quietly
on their way and the public will have
an early opportunity to know tie
work OF the club which will probably
occupy, in the near future, a position
similar 10 that Of the old Comedy
club. The Players have displayed
their talents only as vaudeville cnte--
tainers 10 few invited guests, their
last program having been given in the
Detroit University club. but full
length comedy Is now in rehearsal
and will be given an early public pro
duction.
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H. the monthly meeting OF the
North Woodward Political Equality
anG Civic league, Tuesday afternoon.
March l9. In St. Josephs Episcopal
church Edward Grece and Mrs j w