The Detroit times., 1912-01-23
Social and Personal

The fifth morning concert for mem
bers of the Tuesday Musicale was
given Tuesday morning in the Cen
| fury auditorium The program was
contributed by Mrs. Homer T.. SAT-
lord. Mrs. Il. Nelson Higgins. Mrs
II. Cleland Allison. Miss Ada Gordon.
Miss Alice Iadue. Mrs. n. Y. McMul-
len. Miss Harriet lngersoll and Mrs
Lille Moore.
The Main Girls will give a danciu>
party. Tuesday evening, in Strasburgs
academy. the proceeds 10 be devoted
10 charity.
The Weatherwax Male quartet will
give a concert Tuesday evening in
Simpson Methodist church under the
auspices of the Tull Bible elias.
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Detroit Woman's Press club will
hold the regular meeting, Tuesday
evening. in the Scripps branch library.
Mrs. Alta Lawson Littell will read a
paper on The woman in business
| life"
Bliss Knapp, of Boston. will give a
| free lecture on Christian Science, Sun
day afternoon, Jan. 2S, in the Detroit
opera house.
Society is much interested in the
historical picture-pageant 10 be given
in the Detroit opera house. Thursday
afternoon, under the direction of
Louisa St Clair chapter, ID. A. r. The
pageant Is a large undertaking requir-
| ing elaborate costumes and scenery,
the result of extreme study and re-
search that all may be historically cor
rect. The pictures to be presented
will be of scenes and personages in
the history and development OF Mich
igan. Tickets may be procured in the
box office of the theater.
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The Young Ladies auxiliary of
Windsor will give leap year dane
ing party, Tuesday evening, in Knights
of Columbus hall, Windsor, which
promises to be one of the jolliest af-
fairs Of the season.
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ST. Andrews society will give the
annual Burns concert and dance, Tues
| day evening, in the Light Guard arm
DRY. A fine program to be presented
| by the very best Scotch talent pro
durable, will precede a real Scotch
supper and dance. Tickets may be
| procured In David Wallace q Sons
store or in the armory.
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The auditorium of the Central High
school was crowded, Monday evening
with parents and friends of the pupils
10 witness the presentation of Sheri'
dams comedy "The Rivals" present.
ed by members OF the graduating
class. Miss Hadley, instructor in
elocution and public speaking, had
charge of the production of the play,
and the manner in which II was given
reflected great credit upon her train
ing and the talent of the pupils taking
part. The play will be repeated, Tues
day evening. for the benefit OF those
unable to gain admittance Monday
levening.
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Detroit Post, No. 3S4, G.. A. r.. and
Detroit Post Associate society. install
the following officers, Monday eve
ming: President A. n. Griffith; vice
president Samuel Post; secretary
Frederick A. WEIGH; captain, Frank
l.. Albertson: lieutenant, Charles E.
Locks. Charles Moore gave an inter
esting talk on The days of fife and
drum in Michigan" and ]. II. Hoff-
ner showed a series of stereopticon
pictures of Detroit and Michigan dur
| ing the years OF 1S61-1S65.
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Harrington Emerson will be the
guest of the Adcraft club at a din
ner, Thursday evening, in the Hotel
Mr EV,an xxyf1 ni taI
following dinner
The second Assembly ball OF the
season will take place, Tuesday eve
ming. in the ballroom suite, in the
Hotel Pontchartrain. Several dinners
have been arranged to precede the
ball.
Miss Lisa Sundstrom will give a
talk ON Education in Sweden" We'd
nesday afternoon, in the College club.
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Class day exercises for the gradu-
ating class of the Western High
school took place in the school audi
torium. Tuesday afternoon. A pro-
gram of music and addresses was
given. The annual commencement
exercises and presentation OF diplo-
mas will take place Wednesday af
ternoon, with Prof. John r. Effinger
giving the address TO the graduates.
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Diplomas were presented TO 81
students. graduates Of the Cass Tech
nical High school, Monday evening,
In the exercises held in the school
gymnasium. Prof NJ f. Cooley, OF
the University of Michigan, address
ed the class.
The League of Equal Suffrage So
oieties, of Detroit, will observe Lin
coins birthday, Monday, Feb. IL,
with luncheon in the Newcomb- En-
dicott cafe, followed by program OF
speeches.
The Liberty w. c. T. u. will meet
Wednesday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock,
with Mrs. J. J. Spangler, No. 1912 Wa
bash-ave. Mrs. c. c. Benjamin will
address the meeting on "Woman's
suffrage"
The first informal dancing party In
the new club house OF the Young Mems
Order will be given Thursday even
ing, for the members of the organiza-
ton and their ladies only.
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