The Detroit times., 1912-11-11

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A delightful entertainment was
given In the Tillman-ave. settlement
Thursday evening. before large audi
ence. the program being furnished oy
Miss Jean Barrie, reader, and the Co
lnmbia Photograph Co.
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st. Agnes auxiliary, No. "a. Knights
or ST. John, will give pedro party
for members and friends, Wednesday
Afternoon, Nov 13, at 2 o'clock, In the
AUXILIARY parlors, No. 4S8 Gratiotave.
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A chapter OF the Detroit House
wives league will be organized Ia
Highland aPrk Presbyterian church,
"Wednesday afternoon, Nov. IL, at s
O'Clock. Mrs. A o. Dunk, chairman
OF the city league, will presider7Eyer5
woman in Highland Park Is urged 70
attend the meeting and enroll in the
chapter.
The Wayne County Equal Suffrage
Organization will meet Tuesday after
noon, Nov. IL, at 1880 o'clock, in SUP
frage headquarters, No. 2O5 Telegraph
building. II is desired that all ward
and precinct chairman attend
Mrs. John Stoughton Newberry Will
give q theater party, Monday even
ing, In the Garrick theater, to see
"Bunty Pulls the Strings, Tor rs
guests, in compliment to Mrs. Anne
Loomis and John b. Dyar. whose MAJ
rage will take place, Saturday, Nov
l6. Mrs. Newberry will take her
guests for supper, after the play, to
the French rooms OF the Woman's ex-
change.
Laurence Binyon, a noted British
art critic and an authority on Oriental
art, will be the guest OF the Detroit
Society OF Arts and crafts, Thursday,
Nov IA, when he will give free lee
ture, in the Museum OF Art.on What
Is art? Ideas of design in east and
west" The lecture will be illustrated.
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DR.. N. ]. Corey will give talk, Mon
day evening, in the Museum or Art.
on the program numbers TO be played
by the Thomas symphony orchestra.
Wednesday evening. In the Light
Guard armory. The address is free to
the public The sale-e seats for the
orchestral concert opened Mondfg
morning, in GrinnelPs.
A dance will be given Tuesday even.
ing. Nov. II, in the Palace roller skat-
ing rink, Jefferson and Ffeld-aves..
under the auspices OF number OF
well-known society women, for the
benefit OF the Children's Free hos
pital. Peter ]. Shea. owner OF the
rink. has donated the building for the
evening. and William koenen has Of
fered his services as caterer. The re-
freshments Will be simple and served
in buffet style, as the dance Is TO be
entirely informal The following wom-
en- have the arrangements In charge;
Mesdames Herman Dey. Henry Led
yard. j. f. Clark, +. p. Byrne. J. A.
Heavenrich. George II. Barbour, Al
len F. Edwards, Alfred Rothschild, l..
II. Paddock, E. A. Sumner, Sidney~T.
Miller. John Walker, and Miss Elsie
Hance. Burns Henry Is chairman or
the floor committee.
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The timely subject OF Constan-
| tinople and the surrounding country
was brought 10 the eyes and ears OF
a large audience, in the Museum oil
| Art, Sunday afternoon, by Director A.
| HDN. grimm. Many Dedulllul views
were shown OF the great city now be-
ing beseiged by the Balkan allies. Di-
rector Griffith took his audience also
| through southern Europe, including
visit TO Sicily.
John Cowper Powys, the English
university lecturer, and essayist, gave
the first in a series OF lectures, Satur-
day evening, in the Church OF Our
Father, choosing voitaire, for the
opening subject. DR.. Powys called
Volatire the French Messiah" and
dwelt at length upon his great phil
anthropies and his work for others
He gave all OF his demoniac energy
10 right wrong against the down
trodden" said Or, Powys, Sunday
evening, Nov II, DR.. Powys will give
lecture. in the Church OF Our Faith
err. on "Dfsraeli and Gladstone, which
will be free to the public.
The first OF the seasons charity
dances will be held in Strasbur6's
academy. Thursday evening, Nov. IA,
under the auspices OF the Milk Fund
association OF Providence hospital. *
large commttee of women has been -di.
recting the arrangements for the
aouou ,,h{oh promfaaa IN he a marked