The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-02
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mrs. william N. Leland. Of St
Johns, Mich. II visiting her son, DR..
Frederick H. Leland.
A number Of the Junior pupils OF
the Michigan Conservatory Of Music
gave concert. Saturday afternoon.
In the conservatory hall, before q
large audience of parents and friends.
DR.. George w. Grille. Of Cleveland.
will be the guest of the Wayne Coun.
ty Medical society, Monday evening.
at a dinner and meeting in the 20
ciety's club house. No. SO High-st.
east.
The New York society will meet ut
luncheon, Thursday noon, March s.
in the Edelweiss cafe. Williais +.
Dust. park commissioner, will speak
on THE future Of the park and play.
grounds system OF Detroit.
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Ashlar lodge, No. 81. F. & A. NJ
will give an informal dancing party.
Friday evening. March 6. In the M
sonic temple. There will be dancing
from to ~ O'Clock, and refreshments
Will be served.
DR.. Charles Benjamin, dean OF the
engineering department OF Purdue
university. Lafayette, Ind. will give
an illustrated talk on THE. smoke
abatement" Tuesday evening. In the
Century building, under the auspices
OF the civic committee OF the Tween.
tieth Century club.
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Charles Dickens" will be the sub.
ject Of the next popular lecture given
In the John 8. Gray branch Of the
public library. Field and Agnes-aves.,
Tuesday evening, at o'clock. Harry
b. Mason, manager OF the editorial
department Of Parke, Davis 4 Co..
will give the talk.
So large were the audiences In Co
lumbus auditorium, Sunday afternoon
and evening. to see the Craig and
Davis Passion Tableaux.'' given un-
der the auspices Of Detroit council.
knights OF Columbus, that arrange.
ments will be undertaken to repeat
the presentation Sunday, March 8.
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A jolly dancing party was given
Saturday evening, In Clark's academy,
by the Junior Fortnightly club. The
club will give . trolley ride to Mt.
Clemens. Thursday. March IL, the
tickets to be limited to 60 couples.
All requests for tickets must be made
before March Z, to the secretary Of
the club. Harry J. Glunz.
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An interesting afternoon with
Shakespeare was spent. Sunday, in
the Century building. when Frederic
B. Stevens read excerpts from "The
Merchant Of Venice" and Mrs. Clar-
ence E. Simpson gave q group Of
songs with Shakespearean text for
the entertainment Of young business
women and their friends. Afternoon
tea followed, Miss Mary Cook acting
az hostess.
Miss Virginia Dingman. OF Buffalo,
who Is visiting her brother. Warren
Dingman, No. 1921 ArtiIlery-ave.. rem.
dered c0ntralto solos at the morning
and evening services, Sunday, In the
Warren-ave. Evangelical church.
Teach Me To Pray was one Of
those most enjoyed. Tuesday, Miss
Dingman goes to Toledo, to visit Miss
Tessie Fitzpatrick, and few days
later will proceed to Fremont, o., Ia
visit her parents. While In the lat.
ter city she will all several church
engagements.
'The problem OF the feeble-mind'
ed" will be discussed Tuesday after
noon. in the meeting Of the Political
and Civic league. in the home Of Mrs.
F.. d. Mccormick. No. 126 Taylor
ave. Frank Cody. assistant superin.
tendent Of Detroit public schools, will
be the speaker, and the discussion TO
follow will be participated In by Mrs.
#. E. Pitcher, Mrs. p. Louwerse, Mrs.
A. McGrath, Mrs. A. Helm and Miss
Heron. A social hour and tea VIII
follow.