The Detroit times., 1913-03-12
Cynthia Gyey,s
Answers TO
Correspondents
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

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Providence hospital auxiliary VIII
acct Thursday afternoon. at 2'3o
.olock. In the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman A. Rolshoven,
10. $50 East Grand-blvd., left TINS
,eek for California
o
Miss Katherine McKenna. OF New
FORK. IL the guest of Mrs. Emmet
,wysr. No. 679 Jefferson.aye.
Victor Benham will give CHOPIN
ecital. In the Church OF Our Father
riday evening. April A.
o A d,
Mrs. Frederick Sweet Stearns ana
fiss Stella Ford Will leave, Thursuay'
or New York, TO sail. SATURDAY lot
'UDt
The Catholic Settlement association
yill meet. Friday afternoon, March H.
la the settlement, No. 42b Larnsd's|
aSt-
Detroit Federation OF w. " y.
pcieties will meet, Monday MATCH
h, In the Helping Hand missioh'
tafayette-blvd.
Mrs. Joseph M. 1arimer Of Evans
on. Ill. IL the guest Of her daughter,
irs. Harvey Miller Mrs. Miller gave
n afternoon tea, Monday, for Mrs.
sarimer.
+. Hopkinson Smith, artist, author
nd civil engineer, will have an ex-
nbition Of 26 paintings, in the
susarv art galleries, beginning
yarch Is.
4 The series OF entertainments gwen
mring the winter under the auspices
the Business institute, VIII close
nth an unusually good program
Thursday evening. March IL.
Mr. whitney bemme and Miss
katherine Demme arrived from swift
,erland, Monday. and are the guests
r. Mr.. Demme's mother, Mrs. David
whitney. Jr., No. 500 Woodward-ave.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Whitney Beals, and
ae Misses Genevieve and Dorothy
Jeals, will close their home. In Walk
.rville. the end Of the month and re-
,love to West Hartford, Conn, 10
Permanently reside:
ID Mr.. John H. Bisssll gave lunch
on. Monday, for Mrs. Lawrence s.
tfolt, of Burlington, N. c., the guest
sf her daughter, Mrs. Walter BROOKS
nlrs Bisselrs guests. Major and Mrs
William J. Lyster, of Fort Oglethorpe,
"a. left for the post. WEDNESDAY
b The successful minstrel show
kGven Tuesday evening, by Friendship
lodge, F. 4 A. NJ, in the Masonic tenn
tile. will be repeated, Wednesday eve
bing. The show Ia particularly
Hood one and the performers are all
Members OF the Friendship lodge.
Mrs. Elwood CrOul gave charming
AFTERNOON tea, Tuesday. for Miss no
Gena Croul. Assisting In receiving
crere Miss Crouls mother. Mrs. Will
lam r. Croul, Mrs. Don M. Dickinson.
FRS. Jules G. Hoffman and Nine. Paul
verhaeghe Mrs. Henry Bridge Lewis
nd Mrs. George Harrison Barbour,
r.. presided at the tea table.
The Northwestern chapter OF De-
tloit Housewives league will NEE,
Friday afternoon. at 1880 o'clock, in
{1cripps branch library The East
Tide chapter of the league has made
4 .srrangements to open cooperative
ptore on Kerchevalave., March Is.
The latter chapter has membership
" 40.
u Alexander Irvine, at one time a
Mmous New York divine and pastor
(fr the Fifth-ave, Congregational
bhurch. who gave up the pulpit to
hire out as common laborer, in the
y'ennsylvania coal mines, will give
Cecture In Moose temple, Sunday az
yernoon, March 16, under the auspices
III the Detroit Socialist party. DR..
arvine will speak on The failure OF
aocial reform.
IL Prof. Robert NJ. Wenley, head of
the department OF philosophy In the
University of Michigan. will give
cries of lectures In the Church OF
bur Father, beginning Saturday eve
cling. March Is. on the general topic
IA philosophical recall" DR.. Wen.
fey's various visits to Detroit az
ecturer on philosophy and other
b opics, has created for him large
GLOWING and the approaching series
lTill doubtless attract large audiences.
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: The Theodore Thomas Symphony
orchestra will give program Of Rus
isian music, Wednesday evening, in
he Light Guard armory. with Nine
NJ olanda Nero, Hungarian pianist, as
,oloist. The program promises to be
bone Of the most attractive and en-
Soyable of the Detroit Orchestral as
e,ociafion series of symphony con-
werts. The program will begin prompt
$ly at 8 O'Clock. Seats are on sale In
irinnell's.
In the musicale-tea to be given
Sunday afternoon, In the Century
building. under the auspices OF the
twentieth Century club. the proxim-
lily Of st. Patrick's day will be OBJ
served In an illustrated talk on Ire
land by Mrs. William M. Nc
p. ,eanon, who travelled through the
wEmerald isle last summer, and Mrs.
Theodore Leonard. Jr.. who will sing
flrish ballads. Mrs. Ralph Spencer will
1preside at the tea table which will be
appropriately decorated. in st. Pat.
trick favors. Self-supporting young
( women. especially those living away
efrom home. or strangers In the city,
xars particularly invited to enjoy the
musicale and tea and the comfort OF
q the attractive club rooms OF the Cen
4 fury building.