The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-20

rembers Tuesday evening In the
Hotel Cadillac. with banquet pro-
gram OF music and speeches. and IN.
formal dancing.
Prominent women interested in the
east side settlement will give an en-
t2rtaiment Tuesday afternoon and
evening. in Columbus temple. for the
benefit OF the settlement There will
be cards. theatrical and musical pro.
gram, buffet supper dancing.
o.
The Political aud Civic league Will
hold the last meeting OF the club year
Tuesday afternoon, in the Elliott-Tay-
Woolfenden cafe. at $3.50 o'clock.
Or George sherman will speak on
Socialism, = and Prosecuting Attor-
ney Shepherd will discuss his side OF
the Dresden cafe case The meeting
Is open 10 the public A social hour
and the serving OF coffee will follow.
The Maybury school pupils will OBJ
serve the three hundred and flftieth
anniversary of the birth of William
Shakespeare Thursday, April %, in a
program of Shakespeare Tecitations
and songs the texts OF which were
written by the Bard OF Avon. Stere-
opticon views of Shalespeare's birth
place and scenes around Straford-on-
Avon VIII be shown.
A delightful musical program was
given sunday afternoon in the Mu
scum of Art, by Miss Edith Larrowe,
pianist; Miss Elizabeth Moore, so
prano and Miss Marion Peck, violin
list, while Arthur w. Heintselman. OF
the Detroit School OF Design, gave
an illustrated talk on Franz Halls, the
Dutch painter, and his work" These
free entertainments, which have been
given throughout the winter months
With great success. will close Sunday
afternoon, April 26.
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The College Equal Suffrage league
will give a luncheon SaturdaF April
%, at - 80 O'Clock. in the Elliott-Tay-
lor-W oolfenden cafe. to which all SUI
fragists are invited. Reservations
should be made through Mrs. o. f..
Fletcher, telephone East 256. Mrs.
Frederick Holt and Miss Helen Hard
will speak and plans will be discussed
Cor the leagues part in the celebra.
tton by Detroit suffraglsts OF Suffrage
day May 2.
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AeninA the service OF the Associate.
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inotel Cadillac. sunday and, o{ gaHize1
the Associated Press Goodfellowship
club OF Michigan. The following Off
GERS. were elected President, D. j.
Wilkie, Detroit; vice-president; b. G.
Wilson, correspondent of the asso-
ciated press. Detroit: secretary-treas-
urer, II l.. Roshon. Port Huron; hon
orary presidents and board OF
directors. J. c. Laing, Saginaw News;
f.. c. Bridgman. Jackson Patriot; r.
NJ Chamberlain. Battle Creek; J. J..
Richards, Western Union Telegraph
company Detroit; r. j. Boldrick.
traffic department representative of
the Assoc lated Press, Detroit.
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Miss mex Abbott. OF Lansing, for
the last seven years principal of the
American Girls boarding school In Sa-
makov, Bulgaria, and who has been
at her home on leave OF absence, has
received a request from Queen Flea
more. OF Bulgaria that she remain in
the United States 10 accompany the
queen upon her American trip, which
will begin about May %, when the
queen is expected TO arrive in New
York Miss Abbott. who spent Sunday
in Detroit says that the Bulgarian
queen is coming 10 America 10 study
| school and hospital systems. The
queen as described by Miss Abbott as
an exceptionally lovely woman OF fine
character and unselfish devotion TO
her people.
Ft. Wayne. Ind. has just closed its
first exclusive motorcycle show, ana