The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06

hell, Rose A. Hyland, Edlth II. Pol
hamus, Josephine |. Kuffer. Tickets
may be obtained in the Hotel Point
chartrain and Hotel Griswold.
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The thirty-second annual meeting
OF the Michigan Engineering society
Will be held in the senate chamber in
lansing, Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday, Jan. 9. 10 and H. A mum
Der OF the members OF the Detroit En-
gineering society will attend the meet
ing.
A second beginners class in French
for members OF the Twentieth Cen
fury club will start Thursday after
noon, Jan. Il. in the Century building,
and class for the children of mem
bers will be formed at the same time.
Nine de la Fuente will. be the in
structor.
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The first international flower show
to be given in America will be held.
IN the Wayne Gardens. Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday, Jan 10, IL and
under the auspices OF the Ameri-
can Carnation society. the American
Rose society and the Detroit Florists
club Prizes amounting TO $4,000 will
be distributed
A dramatic recital will be given
Wednesday evening. Jan. 10, in Chat.
fee hall. by the Misses Mary and
Mabelle Jacobson and Arthur Coon,
pupils OF the Z. b. r. School OF Act
ing. The program will include several
sketches for the three young people
and individual selections. II. j. Giles
will assist with vocal numbers. Dane
ing will follow the program.
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The girls protective committee OF
the Twentieth Century club will give
a series OF musicales and teas, In the
Century club. Sunday afternoons. the
first OF which will take place Jan. IA.
In the regular meeting of the Tween
tieth Century club. Thursday, Mrs.
George Johnston, the president stated
that four-fifths of the debt on the
club building had been lifted and
about $4,000 expended in improve
ments the past year Thursday after
noon, Jan. IL, the departments of the
club resume work after the holiday
vacation.
Tuesday evening, Jan. 2, the follow
ing officers of Golden Rule Lodge,
Order Of the Star OF Bethlehem, were
Installed by T. c. Grove for the en-
suing term: Commander, Harold Ben
jamin; vice-commander, Selma Bridg-
man; scribe, NJ Z. Grove; treasurer.
Az PrtH"Tpap chaplain, Jessie
u SdasRs
Z Cena Rudyn;
tinel, j. S. ConIin; aides, James Bridg-
man, Edward Nagelvoort and T. c.
Grove; past commander. Charlotte
Pesha.
Wayne Temple, No 33. Pythian
Sisters, will hold the regular meeting
Friday evening Jan. ~, in Bamlet
hall, at which time Mrs Margaret
Sayles, grand installing officer, will
install the following officers Most ex-
oellent Jr.. F. b. Porter; manager,
Katherine Heppner; NJ OF r. and c.,
Mollie E. Grove: M OF F., Jessie
protector, Mabel Harrison;
guard, Lille Hess; past chief, Ger
trude Stilwell; captain. Esther Owen;
pianist, Clara Dale.
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The Normal union of the Washing
ton Normal school will give an enter
tainment in Detroit Wheelman's hall,
Friday evening, Jan. IL. The pro-
gram will include the cantata Three
Springs" by a chorus OF girls; the
sketch, Our Aunt from California; >
selections by the Central High Boys
Glee club and other numbers.
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A delightful musicale and Afternoon
tea was given Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Z. ID. Stair, in her home, No
1913 Woodward-ave., in honor OF hei
sister, Mrs. Georges IT. NfCUfHi, o.
Great Neck. l.. l., and Mrs. George w
Schenck, OF New York. The program
included vocal and Instrumental mum
bers and an amusing satire called
Modes and Manners" played by &
group OF society amateurs. The beau
tifuI rooms OF the residence were mos
arranged with flowers anC
blazing fires burned cheerily in the
large open fireplaces.