The Detroit times., 1913-02-28

been soprano sooist in the Fort-st.
Presbyterian church. for several
years, until n recent Encouragement
of singers in that choir, has accepted
the position OF soprano Ia the First
Unitarian church quartet, and will
sing in the Unitarian church for the
first time, Sunday, March 2.
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The Twenty-FourH our-A-Day club
will give a supper in the Y NJ. c. A.,
Friday evening, March Z. with DR..
Charles A. Payne, OF Wisconsin. d
worldwide traveller and lecturer, as
guest Of honor. DR.. Payne, who
knows Turkey thoroughly, will give
an illustrated talk on CONSTANT
nople."
Superintendent and executive OF
ficers OF the Wayne County Sunday
School association will give a sup
per, in the Elliott-Taylor-W oolfendeE
cafe, Tuesday evening, March IL. The
! Rev. Henry G. Roehmer. OF Grand
| Rapids, will give an address on Sun
day school evangelism following the
supper.
Graduates OF Hobart college,
Geneva. y. Y, will meet Saturday
evening, March 8. in the Hotel Tnller
for the purpose OF forming perman-
ent organization to he known as the
Hobart College club.
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NJ Grandhi. Hindu student in the
University OF Michigan. will give a
free lecture oil India, Saturday eve
ming. March |, in the First Unitarian
church, under the auspices Of the In
dia society. Following the lecture,
Premananda Das will give an exhibit
ton OF Hindu magic, and Mrs. Frances
Lambourne Ali will recite poems OF
the Persian poet. RUM.
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! An interesting entertainment will
be given Friday evening, in the Wood
ward-ave. Presbyterian church by the
Bible classes and sunday school
classes. Each class will take Biblical
persons and incidents and present
them in series OF tableauX
/ Miss Laura Clay. OF Lexington. Ky,
will come TO Detroit, Tuesday. March
4, TO take part in The suffrage cam
paign in this city. Miss Clay is a
member Of the famous Clay family Of
Kentucky and a daughter of Cassius
NJ Clay, former ambassador to Rus
lsia, who conducted the negotiations
between Russia and the United
States for the purchase OF Alaska by
this country. Her brother, Brutes J..
Clay, is a distinguished member of
the United States foreign diplomatic
service. Miss Clay Is q former Of
fcer OF the National Association OF
Equal Suffrage, and a former pres-
dent Of the Kentucky Federation OF
Women's clubs. She is said to be ali
eloquent speaker and will give q
series Of addresses during her stay
in Detroit. Mrs. Florence Kelly. of
New York. will be the guest OF De
troit suffragists next week, also.
Nine. Schumann-Heink who will be
the special solost with the Egar
chcr OF Hamilton, Ont, in "a concert
/ Monday evening. March 8. in the
Light Guard armory. will come TO De-
troit, Saturday evening. and will give
free song recital for school children
! in the armory, Sunday afternoon
Nine. Schumann-HIeink has invited the
I CnlIuren from the slAth biaucb dhc
! upW ards, to be her guests. She will
! sing program specially selected by
| her, Tor the occasion. MI children
desiring to attend. must secure tick.
cts of admission. in Grinnells. Satur
day.
] Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. or New
I York. will be the guest OF the Detroit
Federation of Women's clubs, In the
annual luncheon and reception TO be
held Saturday. March 10. at ! o'clock,
In the Hotel Pontchartrain. Follow
, ing the reception. Mrs. Gait will give
an address on The world movement
among women I'm the receiving
line, In addition 10 the present officers
OF the federation will be the follow
( ing former presidents: Mrs. F. G..
Boynton, Mrs. John Walker, Mrs.
John c. Hickey anA Mrs. George G.
Caron,
To raise money for campaign ex-
penses, Detroit suffragists will hold
a Banner day" on the streets of De-
troit, Saturday. March s. Suffrage
banners and buttons bearing the