The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-21

SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

German-Amerlcan association Will
give an Easter party, Monday evening,
In the club rooms, No. 1888 Monroe
ave.
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The annual Easter ball OF River
side chapter, No. 3S3. Eastern star
will be held Monday evening, In XIV
erside temple.
Mrs. NJ NJ Smith. OF Buffalo, who
has been visiting Mrs. Nelson IL
STANDARD and other Detroit friends.
left, Friday. for her home.
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The North Woodward w. c. T. u
will hold a medal contest In the North
Woodward Methodist church, Thurs
day evening, March 81
The annual Easter party OF tue
Strasburg School of Dancing, VIII De
held In the academy, Monday even
ing.
The first public concert OF the
senior orchestra OF the Van Amburgh
School OF Music will be held. Tuesday
evening. March 26, In Chaffee hall
Mrs. Jack Ballinger and the Misses
Lucy and Emily Ballinger have re-
turned to Detroit after several months
spent In European travel
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Director A. H. Grifhth. OF the MI
scum of Art, will give a free Illus
trated lecture on Russia" Friday
evening. in the Lothrop branch L.
brary.
Prof. Filibert Roth, OF the Univer.
sity OF Michigan, will give an illustrat.
ed talk on Forestry" in the Museum
OF Art Friday evening, before the De-
troit Institute of Science.
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The Industrial Pleasure club which
meets regularly In the East Side set
Element has applied for membership.
as q chapter. in the Detroit House
wives league.
The second lecture In course on
philosophy will be given Saturday
evening, in the Church OF Our Father.
by Prof Robert NJ. Wenley, OF the
University OF Michigan, who will speak
ON I'm the porches OF philosophy
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Sacred Heart Alumnae association
"A. In the home OF Mrs. George M.
Savage, No. "A Davenport-st., when
the Rev. ]. A. (fabriels will give lee
ture on Constantine"
The Broth erhood Of the First United
Presbyterian church will meet Friday
evening, In the church. to hear adj
dresses by Henry M. Leland. on
Christian citizenship" and w. Phny
Marsh. on civic uplift."
Howard l. Udeli, secretary OF the
Associated Charities, will address the
child labor committee OF the Twenti'
eth Century club, in the century
building, Tuesday, March 20, at 2:3o
O'Clock. on THE social worker ana
the family"
The Woman's guild of st. Paurs
Episcopal cathedral will hold a sam
pie sale" In the church house. tues
day and wednesday evenings. April
and 9. The samples" will include
new Ford -runabout presented TO the
guild by Mr. and Mrs. Henry foru
A program Of music and tableaux VIII
be given and refreshments ser'eo'
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Two interesting exhibitions or paint
,n9s are on view in the Museum % Art
galleries representing the WORK VI
leonard Ochtman. a Holland painter
and Frederic Carl Frieseke. native OF
Owosso. Mich. who has won consider
able fame in Europe. The two artists
naint I'm very different moods, Ocht'
nan leaning TO the quiet and neutral
ma Erieseke 10 a mass OF color
Among the well-known young De
| troit women who are spending the
Easter school vacation at their homes
in DetroIt are Miss-Margaret- Long
wear and Miss Agnes Taylor from
Dobbs' Ferry; Miss Helen kotcher'
from Georgetown convent; Miss jane
u Doughty. from St. Elizabeth's con-
vent New Jersey and Miss Marjorie
Lambert from Briarclin, n. T.
Tho marriage OF Mrs. Ida Earl TO
T.. A. Hudkins, OF Maxwell, n. NJ,
took place. Thursday afternoon, IN the
hor,e NJ Mrs Nellie F. Frazer, No. 30
wontcalm.st. east. the Rev. II. Lester
cr,,,b ~ Central Methodist church,
ofaciating. A wedding supper followed
;n the Hotel Cadillac, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hudkins left at midnight ior
their home in New Mexico
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Frederic T. Harvard. attorney LOT
the d U. r., will give talk 10 tne
LAWYERS club. Saturday noon, In the
Eeliowcraft club. following the regu
lar weekly luncheon OF the lawyers
On personal injury cases from the
defendants standpoint" Prof. Henry
VI Rates. of the University OF Micht
can law department will be the guest
NJ the club, Saturday. March 20, ana
will give an address on the recaii
~ judicial decisions"
etgnor Bartolotta, Detroit tenor
Vas the leading soloist on the pro
gram for the meeting OF the windsor
literary and Scientific society, Thurs
dav night. and. as usual scored an
arf,stic success. His numbers were
immensely enjoyed. and he generously
responded to hearty encores. HIS ac-
communist was Miss Leah Arnold OF
Detroit. Other musicians who TOOK
mart were Miss Nj. Malone, pianist
ana Mise Mae Harrison. vocalist I,
Windsor. The latter two also ala
wen. The speaker OF the evening was
ID. M. Eagle. Windsor. who gave an