The Detroit times., 1913-02-27

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veloped there will be several assisting
entertainers, including little Miss
Ethel Nieman, an established iavorite,
and Master Hazen Crouter, said to
possess remarkable boy soprano
voice. Phil Mack in novelty buck ana
wing dancing, will also be feature
OF the show, which starts off with a
scene Somewhere in the Sunny
South" originated and staged by Mr..
| Watrous.
Miss Elizabeth Cameron, Of New
! York, field secretary Of the Presby-
terrain Board of Home Missions, who
has been conducting study classes on
:, Mormonism, In Detroit, tae past
month, will give an illustrated address
on "MormOnism." Thursday evening.
IN the Woodward-ave. Presbyterian
church.
! The civic committee OF the TWEEN.
tietL Century club gave a lunch con
Thursday, In the Century club, with
+ rof. r. c. Benner, of Pittsburgh, rs
guest OF honor and speaker Prof.
BeEner gave talk on The smoke
nuisance, explaining how Pittsburgh,
generally referred to as the Smoky
City, overcame 70 a great extent the
smoke nuisance, illustrating hic adj
dress with stereopticon views. The
Nai lous departments OF the club he'd
regular meetings, following the lunch
con.
The annual union banquet Of all OF
the young peoples organizations OF
simpson Methodist church will be
held Thursday evening, in the church
parlors. The speakers will include the
Rev. A. haywood, of Jackson, who
vii! speak on Brain PATHS" Arnold
Hauser, Of the Baraca class on A
mans job Miss Zimmerman, of the
.Lhilathea class, on "A Woman's way"
l.. l.. Roby, OF the EpWOrth league on
"Girded for the vineyard or shrouded
for the bcneyard" Mrs. Duncan will
Using and NJ. We'll, violinist. Will play.
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In observance of the proximity CT
Washington's birthday. the upper hall
! Of Columbus temple was ATTRACTS yely
decorated in the national colors, We'd
nesday evening. by the Political and
Civic league, for the fourth darcing
party in the series arranged hv the
league to raise funds In behalf OF the
! mothers compensation act. The party.
az its predecessors have been proved
a great success. The fifth and Ia st
canoe will be held Wednesday even.
| ing, March 26.
The comedy Mrs. Briggs OF the
Poultry Yard will be presented Fri
day evening. in the Woodward-ave
Baptist church house, by the Chris
tlan Endeavor society of the Boule-
ward Congregational church. The
different roles in the comedy will be
taken by Mrs. Awrey, Elton Awrey.
Wilbur Awrey, Mrs. Lillian Rossiter.
Miss Mae Awrey, Norman Barrows.
Charles Walker. Miss Naomi Steele
Miss Edna Kunkel. Miss Mae Fair
grieve and Miss Anna Walker. The
comedy is, in three acts. the first
scene showing Mrs. Briggs cottage
on wash day. the second, Christmas
day. in the cottage, and the third. the
poultry, yard.
program OF Italian music will be
given Sunday afternoon, March . in
tho Century building. Siglor GuIseppe
I}artolotta will sing italian las. az.
panied by Miss Marguerite Man,o.
Zach, and Miss Adeline NJ. Grei,.ng
will give a talk on talk and Show
some stereopticon views of Rene Ynd
the Italian country. Mrs. II. Y. Nc.
Mullen will preside at the tea ~ fol.
low These sunday afternoon pro.
grams and The Saturday evening
daaccs have been err'ap q 80 -. .,.
cipi extension committee u the TWEEN.
,tieth Century club. for young \m. n,
women and their men f.ienIa. Tho
program given last Sunday gfternooa
" MIR and Mrs. James Stanton PARK
and Miss Sophie Clarke was 5iign;.
fu and unique, presenting Ameri m
riusic from the aborignes PILGRIM
DAYS. Revolutionary times md on
tlrOugh the years to the present day
among the interesting literary and
social events Of the season VIII be
the Two illustrated programs IN An
cient Peru TO be given in the Century