The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-02

bella cass," by Miss Sylvia Allen.
Monday evening. March IL.
j. T. Ball, OF Hillsdale, who has
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, John
Stephens. Concord-ave., returned to
his home, Saturday.
The monthly supper OF the Mems
club OF the Jefferson-aye. Presbyterian
church will be held in Newberry chap-
ell. Friday evening, March 10. Follow
ing supper prominent speakers win
discuss The initiative. referendum
and recall"
The membership OF the First Con-
gregational church will tender a re-
ception, In the church parlors, Mon.
day evening, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ia Fraser, from to 10 o'clock. Mr..
Fraser is completing his twentieth
year OF service as tenor soloist OF the
church.
The Philathea and Baraca classes OF
the North Baptist church will hold a
debate Thursday evening, March 7, ON
Woman suffrage"
Theodore Koch, OF the University
OF Michigan library, will give an IL
iustrated lecture on Dante" Thurs
day evening, March s, in the Scripps
branch library. The lecture Is free.
o.
Frederick M. Butzel will give a talk
in the public library, Tuesday even
.ng. March 8. on Conditions as they
axiQt nhtIHrA,, a.. IRE
Il. j. Maxwell Grylls will give q LIay.
elogue on Italy" for children, In THE
children's room, Wednesday after.
loon, March 6, at 4 o'clock.
o.
The Northwestern Woman's club
will meet Monday afternoon, at 2:3C
O'Clock, In Diamond temple, Lawton
ave. Mrs. o. r. Baldwin will speak
IN "Woman's Dress" and an informal
discussion will follow.
The Twentieth Century club con
servation and home and school gar
iening committees, will give a lunch
ION tor members and men guests
Thursday noon, March z, In the Cen
.ury building. The clubwomen have
invited, as guests of honor, the mem
oers OF the common council and board
If estimates. Following the luncheon
orof. Alexander, of Ann Arbor, the
naturalist, will give an illustrated talk
IN THE Tussock moth and other tree
destroying agencies" William Bar
els will sing. Later in the after
ICON the Twentieth Century club will
have Browning program.
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An American travelogue will be
AIKEN, Sunday afternoon, In the
fuseum or Art, when Director Griffith
will escort the audience by picture
md story, through Colorado and Utah
o.
A series of tales Introductory to for
sign travel will be given in the
Museum OF Art auditorium, by the
Rev. w. b. Forbush, on three success
live Monday afternoons. at 3 o'clock
IS follows: March 4, What to see In
europe" March IL, How to sec
tally" March Is, How to enjoy art
md architecture"
Miss Pauline Neumann. OF Cleve
and, will address the child labor com
nittee Of the Twentieth Century club
n the Century building, Wednesday
afternoon, March 6 at 1880 o'clock.
o.
Director A. III. Griffith will give al
illustrated talk on Origin and devel
opment of scientific museums in the
auditorium OF the Museum of Art
Thursday evening, March z, for the
Detroit Theological club. Society Of
Detroit Chemists, Michigan Audubon
society and Detroit branch OF the
American Chemical society. These
societies are interested IN securing the
present building for a scientific insti
tute and museum when the new art
museum is erected.
O.
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Isabel Clancy. daughter OF the
late MRS. Frances Hall CLANCY
Strong, to Thomas Berry, Of Atlanta
Ga.
Alpha Lota society will give char.
ity dancing party, Friday evening,
MarcH Is, in Strasburgs academy.
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Alumnae OF Wellesley college gave
luncheon, Saturday noon, in the
College club.
O.
The Northwestern Junior Equality
league will hold a debate Wednesday
March 10. on Resolved, That the
money expended in militarism would
be more beneficial II expended In
education" Donald Macleod, Mar
gaFet- Fry and Viola Barr will sup
port the Affirmative and Florence
Stecker, Ralph Baker and George
Bottle, the negative.
Columbus lodge, No. 215, I. o. OF.
will confer the third degree on a
large class OF candidates in Oddfel
lows temple, Randolph-st.. Tuesday
evening. March 5. A degree team OF
AZ members will exemplify the work
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