The Detroit times., 1912-04-30
Social and Personal

An exhibition OF miniature bronzes
by American, sculptors is on view In
he rooms of the Society OF Arts and
Crafts, and an article in the Bulletin,
issued by the society, says: Lovers
Of this delightful art have been
handicapped by the fact that outside
OF a few enlightened museums, in
several large cities. exhibitions of
sculpture are very rare Whether 1t
is due to a lack OF public interest,
or other reasons, not many OF these
sculptures in miniature have ever
been seen in Detroit. Beyond a small
number, privately owned or exhibit
ed, and one exhibition held several
years ago at the Museum OF Art, on
the occasion OF the joint exhibition
held by the Society of Arts and Crafts
and the Architectural club, the pub
lie has had no opportunity to see
anything like a representative exhi-
bition OF contemporary work in this
field"
The exhibition was arranged for
the Detroit society through the
courtesy OF William Macbeth, OF New
York, and during the few days that
il has been open has attracted much
attention. II will remain on view
until May 23, and Is free to the pub
lie. The society expects an unusual
ly interesting exhibition from May
1 TO June 10, in an exhibition OF
woolens, linens and homespuns for
costume and household uses, from the
Womans Art association Of Canada.
A collection Of wood engravings In
black and white, and artists proofs
Of designs for magazine and book COW
ers and book plates will be shown
from May l ) to June 10.
o.
Mr. and Mrs. George I. Hendrie
moved last week into their new home
in Bloomfield Hills.
o.
Miss n. Humrichouse, of Baltimore,
who has been the guest for several
weeks OF her cousin, Mrs. c. Goodloe
Edgar, returned to her home Saturday.
o.
OF Jerusalem, will give the first in
formal dancing party, in Strasburg'3
academy, Tuesday evening The en-
tertainment committee includes: Mrs.
William Gutman, chairman; Mrs. Ma
tiida Cook high priestess; Mrs. NJ. j.
Little, noble prophetess; Mrs. w. A.
Bagg, worthy shepherdess; Mrs. c. II.
Boydell. worthy guide; Mrs. r. G.
Ward; Mrs. George Austin, Mrs. Kerr.
Mrs. Ritten, Dr. w. 7. Tarrott, SUI
preme watchmen OF Shepherds A. w.
Bagg, watchmen Of shepherds; George
Austin, king, and A. Smith, wiseman.
o.
In uyhn a hnan
the guest OF Mrs. r. Arlington New
Harrison, Ind, Tuesday, accompanied
by Miss Dorothy Newman
The oarsmen OF the Detroit Boat
club will give a complimentary dinner
to Coach Vivian Nickalls, Tuesday
evening, in the clubhouse.
An informal supper for members OF
the New York society will be held in
the Elliott.Taylor-Wo oolfenden cafe,
Friday evening, May 3.
o.
Mrs. James r. Paterson has return
ed from California, where she spent
the winter Her son, j. Neil Pater-
son. will remain in California, where
he has gone into business.
o.
Frederick X. Stearns, who has been
travelling in South America, sailed
from Buenos Ayres, Friday. for Por-
tugal, in which country and Spain he
will spend the spring months, later
going to Paris and then to Russia.
O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Frank. Of
Cadillac.ave.. left, Saturday for a two
months visit in Baltimore, Md
Miss Elizabeth Champe Is at the
Chalfonte in Atlantic City.
o
The annual business meeting and
supper Of Detroit city union Of the In
ternational Order OF Kings Daughters
and Sons will be held. Tuesday even.
ing. at :30 o'clock, in the East Side
Settlement house. The speakers will