The Detroit times., 1912-05-22
Social and Personal

The Liberty w. c. T. u, will meet
wednesday afternoon, at 2:30- o'clock.
in the Fourteenth-ave. Baptist church.
Mrs. Florence Gooden viii have
charge OF the program.
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The School of Design will hold an
exhibition OF students work In the
school, No. 456 Jefferson-ave., Tues
day evening. May 2S, when the d.
rector will give a lantern talk on the
work accomplished since the school
was opened a few months ago.
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Edwin Hughes, who has been head
OF the piano department OF the Can
epol School OF Musical Art. the last
two years, from which post he has re-
signed, will leave July l, for Europe
accompanied by Mrs. Hughes. Mr..
and Mrs. Hughes will spend July In
France. Switzerland and Austria, and
about the middle of August will open
studio in Munich, Germany. where
he will make his home. A number OF
Mr. Hughes piano pupils will follow
him 10 Munich for further study. sew
eral ailuring offers have been made 10
Mr.. Hughes to remain In America III
Guiding one from the Peabody con-
servatory In Baltimore, as successor
TO Ernest Hutcheson. and another
from a prominent southern womans
college. but he has decided to make
his home in Germany.
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- 1, 49, xxrx.;,nav pAaIe and
daughters, Genevieve and Dorotny'
have taken a cottage in the WhlIe
mountains for the summer. and VIII
| leave Detroit, Tuesday, May 70.
Mrs. Herbert r. Earl and son, Der
aware-ave. have returned after spend
ing the winter in California.
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Miss Lynelle Anderson will give a
bridge party, Thursday afternoon. In
honor of Mrs. Walter Bond, of To
ledo. Mrs. w. A. G. Miller, Jr., en-
tertained, Tuesday afternoon. for Mrs
Bond.
The ladies of Trinity Episcopal
church will hold sale OF home-bakec
goods, Saturday afternoon, May 20
In the parish house.
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The ladies' guild of st. Joseph's
Episcopal church will give a supper
Tuesday evening, In the church par
lofs.
Anton Siegel and Miss Elsa Siegel
NO. no Putnann-ave, left for New
York. TUESDAY, to sail for Europe, Sat
urday, for four months Of travel.
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| ssThe Roman School," a playlet writ
| ten in Latin by Susan Paxson, will DC
| presented by students or the Centra
high school In the school auditorium
Saturday evening. There are nearly
| a score In the cast, and the action IL
supposed to take place in 80 b. Z.
A large audience enjoyed the ex
| celient concert given Monday even
| ing. In Harmonic hall; by the Mendels
sohn club. The program numbers
were devoted entirely to works o.
lMendelssohn and presented the mixed
chorus, woman's chorus, mems chorus
and orchestra In varied program
the whole concluding with The
HYMN of Praise The solo parts II
the latter were taken by Mrs. Leslie
Lamborn, soprano: Miss Ellen Mar
shall, contralto; Lynn Hobart, tenor
Arthur III. Searle, organist, and Jonr
lSpecht, horn. DIR. c. X. Marshall u
1.-THE director OF the chorus. and to him
much of the credit is due for the ex
ceIlent work OF the singers.
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Miss Helen Gould, Of New York
i was in Detroit for brief time Mon
day. inspecting the railroad Y. M. G
la. Miss Gould and a party OF Y M
lC. A. workers were on their way bacl
4 to New York after a trip to the Pa
icific coast inspecting the railroad az
sociations. institutions in which thi
i Observation-Disclosures Is mucl
interested.
i In the annual meeting OF the DE
ltroit Orchestra association, held Mon
day evening, in the Detroit club, tn
Following officers and directors wer
chosen: President, William H. Mnl
ply; vlce-president, Frederick M. A
. ger, treasurer Charles Moore; aud
I tor, John Scott: secretary, N. J. Co
!, ey, Lem w. Bowen, G. l.. Free
liz. 8. George, w C.. Leland, and J
n Harrington Walker. During the Sc;
| son of 1928, the association wi
/ | give seven concerts, presenting tn
/ Theodore Thomas orchestra twice, tn
> Boston, New York symphony, Ne
York Philharmonic, Philadelphia an
/. Minneapolis, each once. The tw
: latter will be new to Detroit concel
; audiences, and the Philharmonic wa
heard for the first time In this cit
n two months ago.
II The annual garden fete Of the Ia
Beta association was held, Tuesda
afternoon, on the grounds Of the res
dence Of A. l.. Stephens, on jefferson
ave-, with the social success whic
! always attends the activities OF tn
association of young society wome'
; formed for the purpose OF doing phi
! anthropic work. A bridge tournameI
3 was held in the reception rooms of I'll
4 Russell residence which adjoins thu
D OF the stephens. In the evening i
0 formal dancing will be enjoyed.
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r That Detroit will have an autom
; bile suffrage parade In, the near T
). ture, was decided In a meeting of a
} executive committee of the Detro
!. League of Equal Suffrage societie
Monday, in suffrage headquarters, N
[ 200 Telegraph building. Immedia
3 steps will be taken to perfect detail