The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-01

Violet Keenan, and Stewart Hanley,
whose marriage will take place Feb.
IA.
Michigan Authors association will
meet, Thursday evening. in the Hotel
Cadillac William Wallace Cook will
read paper.
The Ladies' union OF the Church OF
Our Father will hold meeting in the
church parlors, Friday noon.
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In a lecture given wednesday eve
ming, in the New Thought Alliance
hall. George Inglis offered much data
in substantiation OF his contention
that the ten lost tribes OF Israel are
the Anglo-Saxons OF today. Mr.. Inglis
declared that the famous Stone OF
Scone, upon which George V. stood
TO be crowned, last June, is Jacobs
pillow.
Judge Alfred ]. Murphy addressed
a large gathering in the Bishop
school, Wednesday evening, on The
advantages of the social center and
night school" The address was par
ticnlarly appropriate as the Bishop
school was the first in the city 10 In
stitute social center.
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The hall of st. Aloysius' parish was
filed to the doors, Wednesday eve
ming, for the annual supper and en-
ltertainment in honor of the birthday
anniversary OF the popular pastor, the
Rev. Ernest Van Dyke. The tables
were prettily decorated with flowers,
and the hall with flags and bunting.
A fine musical program was inter
spersed with the speeches.
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Every hive and tent in Detroit and
WAYNE county of the Ladies and
Knights of the Modern Maccabees
will be represented in the joint pub
lie Installation to be held Friday eve
ming, in the Wayne Gardens----Mrs.
Frances Z. Burns, grand comHHpder.
will install the ladies'. and George 3.
Lovelace, grand commander. the
Knights. Dancing will follow the In
stallation ceremonies.
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Very pretty and appropriate invita-
tiops have been issued by Friendship
lodge, +. & A. NJ, for the St Valen-
tine bali TO be held in the Masonic
Tuesday evening, Feb L.
These invitations may be procured
from members of the lodge. The CON-
mittee having the arrangements In
hand is sparing no effort to make the
ball a notable event in the history OF
Masonic social entertaining.
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An attractive program has been ar
ranged for the song recital 10 be given
by Karl Jorn, the grand opera tenor,
Sunday afternoon, in the Garrick
theater. Mr.. Jorn will be assisted by
young pianist, Miss Marie Victoria
Doshko. Miss Boshko will open the
program with Beethoven's Sonata
Appassionata and between Mr.. Jorn's
groups of songs Will offer two Chopin
numbers and LISTS Campanella. MIR.
Jorn will sing Schubert, Strauss,
Wagner, Henschel, Hermann and
Liebling lieder and arias from
TPagliacoi" Geoncavallo). La
Reve de Manon" (Massenet); Ru-
dolfo's aria from La Boheme" (Buc-
cini), and an aria from "LAfricalne'
(Meyerbeer). Seats for the recital
are now on sale in the Garrick box
Office,
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NJ Charles DiehI. of Paris. membre
de Institute de France, professeur
la Sorbonne, will give an illustrated
lecture on "Constantinople," before
Alliance Franchise, Thursday evening.
Feb. 8. I'm the Hotel Pontchartrain. NJ
Diehl is considered the very highest
authority In the world OF letters on
Byzantine history. Following the lee
ture, which will be illustrated with
Views made from VI. Diehrs own pho
tographs, there win be French con-
versation and music by Marshall
Pease, tenor, and Miss Emily McKib-
bin. pianist,
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