The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-02

party. relatives and intimate family
friends.
Alumni OF the University OF Michi-
gan. In, Detroit. are much Interested
In the appearance. Friday evening. In
Columbus hall. OF the Michigan Gee
aud Mandolin clubs. The clubs are
said TO be In splendid shape this sea
| son, and the program 10 be onefed
promises a number OF surprises. Dane
ing will follow the concert.
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Mrs. Frederick Sweet stearns ana
Miss Stella Ford arrived In Detroit.
Thursday, after a six weeks trip IN
Egypt and southern Europe. Mr.
Stearns went 10 New York 10 meet
them.
Mrs. John Rumney Searles gave an
afternoon tea. Monday, In honor OF
Mrs. Carl Searles and Mrs. Herbert
Greene, of New York.
Students from the piano. violin anu
cello departments OF the Mcdonald
School OF Music will give spring
musicale. Saturday afternoon. May 3.
In the school studios.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Gamble and
Miss May Gamble who have been at
their winter residence in Seabreeze.
Inesday. TO Detroit. and re-opened their
home at No. SO Taylor-ave
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Mrs. W. b. Taylor. No. 12l Taylor.
ave. has returned from several
months stay In California.
North Woodward w. C.. T. L., will
meet, Friday afternoon. In the home
OF Mrs. Walter Casterton, No. 22l
Tennyson-ave. Mrs. Emma Webb. w.
c. T. l.. state secretary OF prisons
and jails, will give talk on her work.
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The University of Detroit will hold
the annual contest in the high school
elocution classes. Monday evening,
May 8. in the auditorium, and the col
lege classes contest. Wednesday eve
ming, May IA, in the same place.
A delightful program has been al
ranged BY members OF the faculty OF
the Detroit Conservatory OF Music to
be given. Friday evening, May ,, IN
Central Methodist church, under the
auspices OF the EpwOrth league. The
concert will be free to the public.
Those taking part will include Miss
Myrtle Miller. pianist: Miss Elizabeth
Moore, soprano: William Grazing
King, volnist; Miss Loyett. violinist
Miss Schaffer. reader, and Miss Gle.
land, pianist.
One Of the jolliest parties OF the
waning season was given, Wednesday
evening, in Strasburg's academy, by
the Rotary club. in compliment TO the
families and women friends Of the
club members. The dancing program
was varied by number OF special
stunts" which created the greatest
merrment. At midnight there was a
battle OF confetti beneath swirlirg
serpcntine ribbons OF every hue. Il
delicious supper was served.
The twenty-ninth annual meeting OF
Detroit Equal Suffrage club will be
held Friday afternoon, May in the
College club.
a concert and dance will be held.
Friday evening. May ,, in Central
high school auditorium by the Detroit
Teachers association. The program
will be given by William LAWN, tenor,
Miss Muriel Ridgway. soprano, and
Miss Carkee, vioiinist. Dancing will
begin in the gymnasium. at 9:45
O'clock.
Miss Elektra Won Dolcke and Signor
Giuseppe Bartolotta will give a pro-
gram OF songs for the residents OF the
Thompson Home for Old Ladies, We'd
nesday evening, May IA.
The annual children's May day par
ty Of Union lodge, F. & A. NJ, was
held. Thursday afternoon, In the
Masonic temple. All sorts of gamefA
dances, and other entertainment were
provided for the little ones. q supper
bringing the festivities TO close. The
grown-ups will dance In the evening.
In celebration OF the twenty sixth
birthday anniversary Of the Detroit
Training School OF Elocution and
English Literature. the alumni asso-
citation will hold dinner. Thursday
evening. in the Elliott-TaylorW Wool
fenden cafe. Mrs. Edna ChafYee Noble
will be the honored guest and toasts
will be responded TO by members OF
the alumni association and former
presidents.