The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-01

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reunion OF the Central High School
Alumni association Will be hefd IN the
school building, Friday evening.
| March s. There will be an informal
supper I'm the lunch room AT 6 O'Clock,
and the election of officers and busl-l
ness meeting ar T.3U O'CLOCK. Car
ence NJ. Burton will give an illus
trated lecture on "Old Detroit" In
the auditorium at S:15 o'clock, follow
ing which there will be inforaml dane
| night.
A musical program and lecture on
| Robert Emmett" by the Rev VIII
liam ID. Henigan, will be given Mon
day evening, March 4, in Holy Trinity
school hall for the benefit OF the
school
The Artists concert" given Thurs
day evening, In the upper chapel or
the Woodward-ave. Baptist church, In
aid OF the building fund OF the church
house, attracted an overlooking audi
ence and proved most enjoyable
event. Signor Giuseppe Bartolotta,
thu wellknown tenor, was In excellent
voice and greatly pleased his hearers.
| The Sembrich ladies' quartet made
hit, and the individual vocal and in
strumental numbers all won enthusiast
tic applause. A satisfactory sum was
realized.
Mrs. Frederick L. Colby and little
daughter, No. 1873 Parkerave., and
Mrs. Colby's sisters, the Misses Berry,
left Friday, for California, TO visit
Mrs. Colby's son, Tom.
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The Ladies' union of the Church OF
Our Father, gave a luncheon, Friday
noon, in the church parlors for tie
members OF the union, and spent the
afternoon hours in listening TO pa
per by Mrs. w. Il. Holden on a re-
cent visit she paid to the Holy Land.
An informal discussion followed The
paper.
/ Miss Gwendolyn Currie gave small
luncheon, Thursday, for few sirl
| friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. Starr, CT
Los Angeles, formerly of Detroit, AL
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter Miss Sara Nell Starr. 10
Walter Z. Roeber, of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Frank Meyers. OF New YORK,
lis the guest OF Mrs. Austin Y. WING.
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| Bishop Charles d. Williams wiu
| speak In st. Andrews Memorial Epls-
copal church, Friday evening, at T:S0
O'Clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Fulwell gave
| box party. Tuesday evening, In tue
| Temple theater for their daughter,
Miss Roma FNlwell, and her guests,
Miss Teichen, of Berlin, Germany,
and Miss Pfeiffer, of Indianapolis.
The guests included Douglas jamie
son. Harry Weeman, Gordon Spice
and Henry Pettee After the theatsr
supper was given in the Hotel Nor
mandie. at which Miss Marion Llttle-
field, of the Florentine Singers, was
present.
Wayne chapter, No. 1876, Eastern
Star will give a pedro party. Friday
| evening, in the hall at No. 80 Mich
gan-ave.
In the Womans Indoor club, Friday
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held for members and their friends
Play was followed by tea
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Mrs, II. j. Caulkins will give
luncheon, Saturday, in the Womans
Indoor club, for her daughter, Miss
Sara. and the members of the basket
ball team of the Liggett school.
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The annual meeting of the Girls
Prot ective league will be held Wed |
nesday afternoon, March 6, at 3
O'Clock, i'm the Y. w. c. A. auditorium.
In addition to the election OF ohicers
for the ensuing year, reports VIII be
read of the work accomplished by
the league during the past year and
plans for the future discussed. Miss
Broadbridgc will give a resume OF
tn results accomplished Ia the West
End club, settlement club main
tanned by the league.
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The North Woodward w. c. T. U.
met Friday afternoon in the home OF
Mrs w A. Burch, No 1S6 Bethune-
ave. Miss Ada Freeman, probation
officer OF the Juvenile court, gave a
talk on her work. The next meeting
OF the union will be held Friday.
March 10, in the home OF Mrs. WIN
chester, No. 1i3 Owen-aye
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The Good Cheer league Will meet
Saturday morning, at 1890 o'clock,
In the parlors of the Hotel Griswold.
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The Twentieth Century club mem
bers, Thursday afternoon, in the Gen.
fury building, listened TO papers by
Mrs Homer T. Stafford and Mrs Alice
Dennis, on The public taste in
music" and Public school music. :
The latter paper was Illustrated by
group OF school children, singing
some of the songs and choruses now
used in public school work. Mrs.
lSaifnIds- paper created much discus
/ sion, as its author declared that no
where in the world did lower stan.
dard Of musical taste prevail than in
America. The club chose the follow
| ing delegates TO the biennial conyen-
ton OF the National Federation of
| Women's clubs TO be held in Califor
MIA tn august. Mrs. George Johnston,
| Mrs. Homer Il. Stafford, Miss Car
stems, DR.. Mary Thompson Stevens
aud Mrs. O. r. Baldwin. AlternSfes:
Mrs. T.. b. Stevens, Miss Avery, Mrs
George G.. Caron. Mrs George 5,
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