The Detroit times., 1913-11-24

eral chairman OF the bail
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Mrs. A. c. Angel and Miss Jean
Il. Hutchings, directors OF the bust
ness and city service departments of
the Young Womens Christian asso-
citation and Miss Eva q. Hursch.
homestead secretary, will be the
speakers In the last in the series OF
talks on association work, to be given
Monday afternoon, Nov. "a, at 4
o'clock, in the association parlors.
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Four lectures on philanthropy. =
will be given by Fred NJ. Butzei. IN
the vestry rooms OF Temple Beth Eel,
beginning Saturday afternoon. Nov.
20. at 2:3O o'clock. and continuing
three following Saturdays. The lee.
lures will be given under the auspices
OF the Fresh Air society Of the United
Jewish charities.
In the annual meeting OF the Society
OF Arts and Crafts. held Friday even
ing. in the society's rooms. No. 81
Witherell-st., Gustavus ID. Pope was
chosen president; Harry Stevens. first
vice president; Miss Alexandrine Nc
Even, second vicepresident Miss
ffefen Plumb, secretary; William b.
Stratton, treasurer.
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+. w. Robinson. No. $50 East Grand.
blvd. was chosen to succeed the late
Jefferson Butler as president of the
Detroit Institute of Science, In a spe.
cial session held Friday evening. In
the Museum Of Art. following a lee
ture by Prof. L. &. Case, OF the Unit
versity of Michigan. Over 700 persons
we're in the auditorium to hear DIR.
Case give an interesting illustrated
talk on "A lost world" which proved
to be the continent of North America
during its glacial existence.
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Miss Marian Bartlett, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank v. Bartlett, No,
1908 East Grand-blvd., will be married
to Philip Sidney Hanna, OF Chicago
Saturday evening. in tn ehome OF neT
parents. Tn eRev. Joseph A. Vance
will perform t. ceremony. Miss Bart
| lett will be attended by Mrs. Robert
Turner, Peoria, Ill: Miss Zoe Owen
Petoskey. and Miss Florence BOwden
Los Angeles. Paul Hanna, Of Chicago
a brother Of the groom, will be best
man, and Albert SAKE, Of Chicago. and
Harry Bartlett. of Detroit, the latter
the brides brother, will usher. The
young couple will make their home
In Oak Park. Ill.
| The First Congregational church
will be the scene, Saturday evening
of the marriage of Miss Margaret vii
son. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. James
4 NJ
Ford Ballantyne, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Speck. OF Crosse Pointe Farms
The Rev. James Percival Huget Will
officiate. Miss Wilson will be attend
ed by her sister, Miss Grace Wilson
as maid of honor. and the following
charming group OF girls will be brides
| maids: Misses ROwena Croul, Dorothy
Bowling, Selenah Butler, Dorothy Bal
lantyne, all of Detroit; Miss Louise
Morrison, of Pittsburgh. and Miss Ma
thalie Johnson, of Milwaukee. How
ard Ball~Gtype will act as his brothers
best man. The guests will be seated
by Don M. Dickinson. jr., Julius Peter
of Detroit; Kenneth Stevenson, o
New York; Sydney Hammond, Gran
Peocock and Paul Dickey, of Pitts
burgh. A reception will follow in tn
Wilson home. After Jan. 1, the yOunI
couple will be at home at No. SO Pa
mer-ave. east.
The doors Of st. Mary's academy
Windsor, will be thrown open to thu
general public In the evening for thu
first time in the 80 years history o
that institution. on Monday, wher
Charles Moore delivers his lecture
EARLY explorations along the grea
lakes" Mr.. Moore had intended Il
have read paper. "A city Of two hun
dred years." but the more cOmprehen
sive theme was selected later. Ths
lecture will begin sharply at $3.50 p
m, Windsor time. Mrs. Charles A
Altman, who is remembered for {
very artistic Interpretation Of a d.
Musset idyi before the Alliance Fran
caise, in the Hotel Pontchartrain. las
season, has promised to give two mum
bers, one Of which will be In th'
French language There Will also b'
a musical program. Or. James Sam
son, OF Windsor, will preside.
Owing TO a conflict In arrangement
the amateur production Of "Th'
CnlmoS OF NOTmhnuy, 10 Ue given un
der the auspices OF the housing re
form committee Of the Twentieth Cen
fury club. will take place. Monday art
Tuesday evenings, Dec. Is and Is, II
knights OF Columbus hall, instead o
Dec. 8 and 9, as previously announced
A large cast Of prominent Detroi
singers will present the opera, dill
gent rehearsing having been unde
way for several weeks. The chorus o
young men and women is being train
ed by L. l.. Renwick. as musical di
rector. Bert st. John Is general stag
director and dramatic coach. Beauti
fml costumes and elaborate scener.
will be features Of the production
every effort being expended to mari
the performances the best amateur op
cratic offering ever made by local tai
emit. The proceeds from the perform
ances will be used by the housing re
form committee for it's work in pro
viding better housing condition.
among the poor. and In the erection
OF model cottages and apartments 70
workingmen.
TAXI DRIVER AND