The Detroit times., 1912-01-26

idealizing are what are needed In art,
not realistic reproduction The real
Sun OF some so-called art hurts one, he
said Previous TO the lecture Mr.. FL
llott was entertained at dinner by the
Society of Arts and Crafts.
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The Detroit Geological society was
formally organized Thursday after
noon, I'm the Board OF Commerce
rooms. with the following officers;
President. Bryant Walker: first vice
president, Henry Ford second vice
president, w. r. Holiday; treasurer
Julius III. Haas: executive committee.
Joseph Boyer. John "A. Bissell. Henry
Ford, Gustavus d. Pope, Alvan Ma
cauley NJ. p. Hurlbut, John r. Rus
sell. w. p. Holiday, Burnham 5. Col
burn, Edwin s. George. These gentle
men have under consideration the EN-
ployment OF secretary thoroughly
familiar with the work the society
stands for, and when the appointment
is finally made an active membership
Campaign VIII be started
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An enjoyable program OF readings
and music Vas given Thursday even
inc In Y. w G. A. hall by Lewis
Weary. Detroit's well-known enter
tainer, and Mrs. William Ambos. so
prano Mr. Vicary's excellent work
and his ability TO interest and please
an audience in grave or gay humor
were never more in evidence than
Thursday evening, when the large
audience applauded with enthusiastic
vigor. Mrs. Ambos. who is a pupil OF
George w Tibbetts. sang seVeral
very ambitious numbers in good style
and with technic that showed God
training and earnest study. The pro-
gram was heightened considerably
with the demand for encores.
The marriage OF Miss Ada II. Pur-
die. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Purdle. No. SO Twenty-third-st., 10
James Hickey, was celebrated Thurs
day afternoon, At O'Clock. in Ste.
Anne's church. The bride. who wore
a gown OF white satin with tunic OF
embroidered chiffon, and carried a
shower bouquet OF brides roses, was
attended by Miss Mae Hickey, who
Nas dressed in pink yelled In white
chiffon John Purdie attended the
groom. After March ], Mr. and Mrs.
Hickey will be at home at No. -
Twentieth-st.
DR.. Guy L. Kiefer. gave an address
on social hygiene, Thursday after
noon. before the members of the Phil
anthropy and Reform department OF
the Twentieth Century club DR.. Kief-
er told the clubwomen that mothers
were far too lax in inquiring into the
morals and physical health OF their
prospective sons-in-law in their eager
ness to know the size OF his pocket
book.
Commemorative the seventy-hfth
anniversary of the entrance of Michi-
gan into statehood the ID. A. X. stag
ed an historical picture-pageant,
Thursday afternoon, in the Detroit
opera house, before an audience that
filed the theater. Scenes and per-
sonages concerned in the history OF
Michigan were pictured with correct
detail of costume and scenery. AS
each picture was presented the APP
plause was hearty and prolonged The
realism of the pictures and the ex-
cellence OF the impersonation of the
famous figures In the states history
by the various young women and men
taking part were favorably comment
ed upon Mrs B. G. Whitney, in APP
propriate costume. acted as a sort OF
Greek chorus in giving description
OF the various scenes to be presented.
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Mrs. Luella Lockwood Moore. No.
400 Forest-ave west gave a Temple
theater party. Thursday afternoon, in
honor OF her guest, Mrs Frederick
Arthur, OF Pontiac.
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The Ladies of the Zoar will give a
pedro party in Harmonic hall, Friday
afternoon, Feb. 2. for the benefit OF
the German Protestant Home for Or
phans and Old People.