The Detroit times., 1914-03-19
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs.. william Tent Barbour
and their children have gone to Vir.
ginta Hot Springs for . month"; stay
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Mrs. e. w. Stoddard viii entertain
20 guests 1T luncheon Friday. In the
Woman's Indoor club.
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Borussen GeselScheaaft will meet
Friday afternoon. March "a, In the
home Of Mrs. Horace f. Dodge, in
lGrosse Pointe.
Nat n. Brigham, OF Colorado, a no
ted lecturer and platform entertainer
will give IN illustrated lecture on
The eGrand Canyon" Thursday even
Ing, In the Y. w. G. A. auditorium.
Boy students in the piano. violin
cello and mandolin departments OF
the Mcdonald School OF Music, viii
give . concert In the school hall, Sat.
urday afternoon. March q. at 2
o'clock.
The Affiliated Y. NJ. G. A. high
school clubs will meet Tuesday even.
Ing, In the Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium:
for The monthly supper and meeting.
The Rev. w. H. Wray Boyle will be
the speaker.
Mrs. Frederick T. Ranney. OF
Louisa st. Clair chapter, ID. A. r., has
been appointed > member of the pro-
eram committee for the nstionai D.
A. X. congress to be held In Washing.
ton, d. c.. April IS.
An entertainment will be given in
Columbus temple. Wednesday. April
1S. for the beneflt Of the East Side
settlement. The program. which win
be an all-day affair. will include
dramatic and humorous one-sct plays.
music. cards and dancing.
The George junior high school will
be open for the inspection OF visit.
ors. Friday afternoon, and there will
DO an exhibition Of work accom-.
plished by the classes In millinery,
sewing; domestic science. turning.
1otnery, mechanical drawing. and ap-
piled design.
DR.. Frederick H. Leland gave . lee.
ture In the Campbell school. Wednes.
day evening, on "Oral hygiene" tho
auditorium being filled with parents
and older school children. The lee
ture was one Of q series arranged BY
the Detroit Federation Of Woman's
club.
VIII Lexington Comfort, the we'll
known Detroit novelist. will be the
guest and speaker Of Detroit chapter.
Sons or American Revolution, Friday
evening, In the regular monthly meet
Ing to- be held In the Hotel Cadillac.
Mr.. Comfort will discuss What war
really means--the darker side OF the
shield" Following the address a buf.
fet luncheon will be served.
Miss Lucille Stevenson, soprano,
and Marion Green. baritone, gave an
interesting and enjoyable program
Wednesday morning. In the Hotel
Pontchartrain. for the third number
In the series Of Leuten musicales Or.
ranged by Charles Frederic Morse.
Mr.. Morse was at the piano. The au.
dience. large and fashionable gath.
ering. showed appreciation Of the
singers work In hearty applause.
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AOss AA~oCA ASssxVSep va xJOWS&A1e WAIk
give two free lectures In the Museum
|of Art auditorium. Monday and Tues.
day evenings, March IS and "a. under
the auspices Of the Society Of Arts
and Crafts. Prof. Ellfott's hrst talk
will be on "The American city and
its village dress. or can the necessary
be made beautiful?" and the second
on architecture and the allied arts"
Both win he illustrated.
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The Barrere Ensemble, an organ
ization. Of. nine woodwind instru-
ments, the players being members Of
the New York Symphony orchestra,
will give q concert Friday evening, In
the Hotel Pontchartrain, under the
auspices Of the Tuesday Musicale.
The ensemble Is under the direction
Of Georges Barrere, who has been
heard % q soloist number Of times
In Detroit. The concert 10 compli-