The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-19
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mis- Marion Smith will sail SAFER
day, for Europe To remain Unit. the
end Of May.
The tNenty-irst annual dancing
party OF Palestine chapter No. So,
Eastern Star, will he held Wednes-
day evening, in Strasburg's academy
Louisa ST. Clair chapter. ID. A. r..
will observe Washington's birthday
With n special program 10 be given
Thursday morning. in the Century
building, at 1890 O'Clock.
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DR.. George b. Nosburgh. OF Denver
will give an illustrated lecture on
China in transition in the First
Baptist church Thursday evening,
Feb. 20.
A testimonial dinner 10 tie board
OF governors OF the Feliovcraft CLUB
will be given Thursday evening, in tie
club. Plates will be laid f)r aboGt
400 guests.
There will be a special maetii 8 on
the Detroit Equal Suffrage ciuS in
suffrage headquarters, Graud Circns
park building. Friday afternoon, rfb.
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The Rev. James d. Macdonald, pas
tor OF tie Highland Park Presbyterian
church, will give an illustrated lee
ture on Scotland and her poets, III
the Forestaye. Presbyterian church
Thursday evening, in the Cosmopoh-
tan course OF entertainments arranged
by the church members.
Michigan chapter, No. %, American
OInsurance union, will entertain
Thursday evening, in Riverside tenn
pie. There will be a public exemph-
fication OF the ritual OF the order.
program OF speeches and music and
supper.
James Lee VIII address the Mems
club OF the Memorial Presbyterian
church. Thursday evening, Feb. 20,
on "The present progressive trend or
legislation - The ladies OF the
church will serve supper at $50
o'clock.
Among Detroiters booked 70 sail,
Thursday morning. from New York
on the North German Lloyu steamship
Grosser Kurfurst, for Panama anu the
West Indies, were the following: Mr.
and Mrs C. Frederick Heverman. G..
Hecht. A. II Hecht. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Lind and Muir W. Lind. VI. and
Mrs. Robert W. STANDARD. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs.. r. H..
Mark and VI. G. We'll.
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Charles Moore will give an address
on Our city OF today and our city ~
tomorrow" before the Twentieth Ger
fury club. Thursday afternoon, in the
Century building. Mrs. G. r Wilson
will follow Mr.. Moore With a tank on
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American cities" both lectures TO be
illustrated with the stereopticon
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A large number OF the Detroit Pc
view club members visited q e
Museum OF Art Tuesday afternoon
and with Director A. ~. Griffith "a
cicerone spent a delighted afternoon
in the galleries. The party was esre-
cially interested in the loan evs bitten
of canvases owned by Detroiters erd
Director Griffith explained each PIE
ture and related something about The
painter.
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The Misses Taliaferro, or the Pasa-
dena, will give a luncheon, Thursday
in honor OF their cousinn Miss Edith
Taliaferro, who is playing an engage
ment this week. I'm the Dctroi, opera
house, in the name part OF "Re1cCSa or
Sunnybrook Farm. Mrs. Frarii W.
Rose. No. 176 Palnler-ave., vii eive
musical tea later In the a:'eT@oon
FOR Miss Taliaferro.
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A day OF prayer for home missions
will be observed by the Detroit Pres
ryterial society, in Bethany church.
Thursday. be. q. Miss Elizqbe'h Cam
eron field secretary of the Wouans
Presbyterian board OF home missions
will speak on missions and prayer"
The Rev. ". T. Jaquess Will speak on
What our cities are doing for tho i'm.
migrant" The meeting VII! begin nj
1890 o'clock and will continue al day.
The civic committee OF tho Twen