The Detroit times., 1912-03-12
Social and Personal

Harmonic society VIZ give an ART
istss concert" Monday evening, Marcn
Is, In Harmonic hall. The concert
will be given by Miss Naomi haiss'
soprano; Miss Gertrude Heinz, piano,
Archibald G. jackson, baritone jacob
Holskin, cello; Hermann BruecKhor'
violin.
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Danes OF the Loyala Legion villa
mAet Wednesday morning, In inc
home of Mrs. Eugene Gibbs, No. ~
Erskine-st. The annual luncheon VI
the legion will be held early In April
In the Hotel Pontchartrain.
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Mrs. r. d. Stair will give bridge
party. Saturday. In her nome NO
11fS Woodward-ave., In honor OF MISS
Nan Ashton Neat, OF New Albany
Ind, the guest OF her cousin, Mrs.
Harry N. Torrey.
The knights OF Equity will give a
st. Patrick's concert, Thursday eve
ming, In the club house auditorium. A
fina program OF songs. stories and
readings about Ireland and its patron
saint has been arranged.
The Northwestern Junior Equality
club will meet Wednesday afternoon.
In the parlors OF st. Matthias church,
to debate the question: Resolved,
That the money expended in militar-
Ism would be more beneficial expend-
cd ain education" Donald Macleod,
Margaret Fry and Viola Barr will
take the Affirmative and Florence
Stecker Ralph Baker and George
Bottle, the negative.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Willard, No. 70
Chandler.aye.. have returned from
months trip to Florida, visiting Palm
Beach, Jacksonville, Ormonde, La
tonia, and others Of the attractive re-
sorts OF that state. Mr.. Willard, wno
is the manager OF the basement de-
partment of the Observation-Disclosures
store, went south for brief rest fol-
lowing months of hard application TO
business, and returns much improved
in health.
Although the arrangements for the
visit to Detroit of Joseph Lindon
Smith, the famous artist, explorer
and Archaeological, were made on
such short notice, fine audience is
assured this distinguished traveller,
Wednesday evening, in the Church
OF Our Father, when he will tell OF
his recent pilgrimage to Slam and
Cambodia to the famous Ankor Wat
temple and tomb. Mr.. Smith is be-
ing brought to the city by the So
ciety of Arts and Crafts, under whose
auspices he came last year. AS Mr..
Smith has just returned from the
Orient his talk In Detroit Will be
the first given to the public on his
recent travels.
Mrs. Charles L. Palms gave a
luncheon, Monday, in the Country
club, In honor OF Nine. Beatrice La
PINE, the French prima donna. who
will give song recital Tuesday even.
ing, In the Hotel Pontchartrain bali
room. under the auspices OF Alliance
Franchise. Nine. La Paine reached
Detroit, Sunday, to rest few days
in the Hotel Pontchartrain before her
concert, following a hard season or
work with the French Opera company,
OF Montreal Mrs. Palms luncheon
guests included: Mr.. and Mrs. STRAIT
hearn Hendrie, Mr.. and Mrs. A. IT.
gersoll Lewis, Mrs. Cyrus Lothrop,
Miss Clara E. Dyar, Mr. and Mrs.
Piquette Mitchell. Charles Ducharme.
NJ, and Nine. b. E. de Montigny Gin
gras.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Miriam Mary Shere, daughter OF
Mrs. Anna Shere, No. 222 Lothrop-
ave-. to Charles Hambyger
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The Garden club will meet in the
Wopan's Indoor club. Wednesday af-
ternoon, March 20.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T., Campbell
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Chrystal Elina Camp
bell 10 Stanley Evans Vernon.
Bernard c. Rabaut won first prize
In the annual oratorical contest OF
the University OF Detroit, Monday
evening, in the university auditorium.
Mr.. Rabaut's subject was The pap