The Detroit times., 1912-04-09

for a stroll through the galleries and
TO listen to an illustrated talk on
English art In the nineteenth cen
fury" by Director A. H. Griffith.
An exhibition OF much interest Is
now on view In the Museum of Art,
in the collection OF upwards OF 100
pen and ink drawings by Orson
Lowell, satirizing the fads and follies
OF society and life IN general The
sketches are extremely clever subtle
aud humorous, and have attracted
much attention since they have been
in the museum, where they will re-
main another fortnight.
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A special exhibition OF some not
able examples OF the work of Irving
II. Bacon. the well-known Detroit ar
fist, may be seen In the art galleries
OF James E. Hanna and brothers. Mr.
Bacon will shortly return to Europe
to study and paint.
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The interesting collection of sam.
piers loaned TO the Detroit Society OF
Arts and Crafts by A. w. Drake, OF
New York, stimulated Detroit and
Michigan owners OF samplers to send
them to the society to add to the
exhibition which is attracting wide at
htention. The exhibition Is open to
the public In the society's rooms, No.
I37 Witherell-st. There is always
much OF interest to the art lover TO
be seen In the rooms. Friday after
noon. April ~, Mrs. Henry Dakin
will be the hostess OF the weekly in.
formal afternoon tea.
o.
Miss Bessie Brockway Brown VIII
give an invitation song recital in the
Church OF Our Father Tuesday even
ing, April 80. Miss Brown will be as
sisted by the Warner Ladies trio oil
piano. violin and cello. Miss Brown
has studied with Miss Alice May Har
rah. Her accomplishments will be
played by Miss Gertrude A. Heinze.
o.
Harmonic society will give ban
quet Thursday evening, April IL, to
honor Gustav f.. Behr, former presi
dent OF the society and one of It's old
est members to whose services In vari
GUS capacities the rank and file OF the
society, as we'll as the board OF di
rectors, are anxious to give public ties
! timonial.
The Cincinnati Theater company
Will give performance OF the Ger
man comedy Der liebe Onker' Mon
day evening in Harmonic hall for Har
monte members and their families
Dancing will follow.
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The Exchange club will give ban
quet Monday evening in the Hote
Cadillac.
Miss Catherine Barker, of Michigan
City, Ind, is the guest of Miss Isabe
Stroh.
Mrs. John s. Newberry and Mrs
James t. Shaw left Monday for Allan
tic City, for a fortnights stay.
O.
Miss Rowena Croul has returned
from visit in Philadelphia.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Joy and Miss
Helen Joy left Monday for New York
Miss Joy will return to school at
Dobbs' Ferry the end OF the week.
st. Andrews society will give con-
cert and dance in the society's club
rooms Monday evening, April Is.
Mrs. Richard p. Joy will give din.
ner Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Stephanie Moran and William Van
Husan Moore, whose marriage will
take place Thursday. Other guests
will include the members OF the bridal
party and out of town guests who
have arrived for the wedding.
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The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Central Methodist
church will serve the annual anniver-
sary supper Tuesday evening, April
8, in the chapel parlors. Supper will
be served at $50 o'clock. and tickets
may be procured al the door.
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The University of Michigan Must
cal clubs will give concert in De-
troit, Friday evening, April &c, in
Columbus hall under the auspices OF
the University of Michigan club, OF
Detroit The clubs made a tour to
the Pacific coast during the Christ
mas holidays, the longest and most
extensive tour ever made by eastern
or middle-west college clubs. The
officers of the clubs are: President,
Carl E. Macomber; vice-president,
Jervis b. Webb; secretary, Earl
Hoover: treasurer, Ernest Kanzler;
leader glee club, Woodbridge Met
calfe; leader mandolin club. c. e.
Macomber; general musical director,
William Rowland. Tickets for the
concert will be on sale in the various
clubs and also in Grinnell's the week
previous to the concert. The concert