The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-09
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Detroit Fortnigh,ly club will bring
Its eighth annual season In q close.
Friday evening. with a dancing party
In strasburs's academy
Palestine and Riverside chapters,
Eastern Star, will give Joint moon
light excursion. Friday evening. May
30 TO Sugar island.
Miss Clara Hodges gave dinner
Wednesday evening. In the Country
club. for Miss Marjorie Ball.
vaudeville entertainment will on
given In the Franklin-st. settlement
Tuesday evening, May 3, the program
10 be furnished by wellknown society
amateurs.
The June graduating class OF the
Columbia school has elected the FOL
lowing officers: President Wesley
Davidson vicepresident. Leorore
Bardeleau: secretary. irwin nunSel'
treasurer Hildegarde Hume.
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Miss Helen Morris, a talented
young Detroit pianist. who recently
returned to her home IN this city from
study in the east, will give a recital
Monday evening, Ma ~, IN Temple
Beth Ell.
An illustrated lecture on Con
stantinople." by Director A. n. Gril-
nth. OF the Museum OF Art. and an ex'
cellent musical program Will be given
Friday evening. In Westminster Pres
byterian church. for the benent OF the
Home for the Friendless.
students frolic. such as are popu'
lar in art students leagues and cluos
ia many cities, was given Wednesday,
evening, in the Detroit school or DC
sign The party was buriesque AZ
fair, the cubists and futurists coming
In for caricaturing as we'll AZ other
forms OF peculiar art.
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Mrs McGill. parole matron or the
Detroit police court, will give talk
on The minimum wage and It's reia'
ton 10 commercialized vice before
the National Progressive Women :
club In a meeting 10 be held. Friday
afternoon. at 2.3o o'clock, IN the
home OF Mrs Frank T. Carleton, No.
bZ3 FOurtn-aVe.
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The Goodfellowship club. whose
members are employees OF Crunch
Bros. held the monthly dinner, bust
ness meeting and social program,
Wednesday evening, in the Hotel
Charlevoix. The program included
songs by Henry Downing and Miss
Eva Dyer with ] r. Shannon. as &C
oompanist: an address by r. I.
O'Meare on 1.-The science OF business
building" songs by V. L. Hewer. OF
Windsor. and an address on "Virility
In business management" by w. 1.
Lewis
A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the free monthly entertain
ment OF the Y. w. c. A.. Thursday
evening. in the association hall. Mrs.
J. r. Maurice Macfarlane Will sing,
accompanied by Mrs. Edwin S. Sher-
rill; Miss Ruth Fraser. violin Miss
Jeanette Fraser, cello. and Miss
Chaddock. pianist, will play, and Miss
Harriet McKinnon will give Scotch
readings The entertainment IL free
to Y. W. C. A. members and their
friends.
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Under the ausnicee OF the Society OF
Arts and Crafts, the Misses Dorothy
Rosalind and Cynthia Fuller. OF Eng
land, will give a recital OF folk-songs
OF the British Isles. Friday morning,
at IL O'Clock. in the beautiful music
room of the residence OF Mrs. Freder-
lex Kimball Stearus. The young
ladies' are said to offer program OF
music, quaint and original. They gown
themselves in costumes OF the early
Victorian period and the only accom-
paniment used for their songs 10 an
Irish harp. The picture presented IL
said to be a charming one. A second
concert. with entirely different pro-
gram numbers, will be given Friday
evening, In the green room or the
Hotel Pontchartrain.