The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-16

school house of represeut--,ve YES de-
baters, I'm Eastern auditorium. The
Webster team was composed Of james
Williamson l.. S. Davidow, and Rob
ert Hanover and the Eastern team OF
Lewis Blackman, Lewis Boothby and
Stanley Cole.
Under the auspices OF Detroit In
dustrial School association, the must
cal comedy called The Prince OF Al
bania will be presented in the De
troit opera house. Monday, Tuesda
and Wednesday evenings and Wee
nesday afternoon. May is, 10 and 2
with a cast OF clever Detroit am;
tours. Tickets are on sale In the b
Office of the theater
The Equal Suffrage league OF
Wayne county will hold a public
meeting Monday afternoon, at 8
o'clock, in the Century building. Miss
Florence Brotherton will be the prin-
cipal speaker. The Detroit suffrag-
lists who marched in the Washington
suffrage parade, Saturday, May 9, will
tell OF their impressions and expert
ences.
The annual June garden tete, tor
the benefit OF the children in Proyi.
dence hospital, will be held Wednes-
day and Thursday afternoons and
evenings, June II and rs, under the
auspices of Providence auxiliary. Mrs
Charles l. Palms is general chairman
OF the fete The auxiliary members
will meet every Wednesday morning
In parlor NJ, Hotel Pontchartrain, 10
perfect details for the fete. In the
monthly meeting of the auxiliary
Thursday afternoon, in the hospital,
IL was reported that $500 had been
netted from the card party held Eas-
ter Monday. in Arcadia, for the beneft
OF the hospital. Mrs. c. Piquette
Mitchell was general chairman OF the
card party and Mrs, Fellce NJ. Girar-
dot, special chairman. and the auxil-
larry presented a vote OF thanks TO
these ladies for their splendid work.
The annual educational exhibit or
the Detroit Y. w c. A. educational
classes will be held in the association
building. Wednesday and Thursday,
May 20 and 21 On the second floor
Of the building will be found the mil
linery, art display and miscellaneous
class work; third floor. china paint
ing. water color, drawing, embroidery,
crochet and hasketry; fourth floor
sewing, domestic arts and domestic
science At noon on both days OF the
exhibition there will be musical pro
grams in the parlors, by students IN
the music and elocution classes. We'd
nesday evening there will be a dem
onstration in the gymnasium. and
Thursday evening a musicale. demon
stration OF first aid TO the injured. and
stereopticon slides showing the work
OF other associations. Afternoon tea
will be served both afternoons from
to 3 o'clock. on the third floor. The
exhibition is free to the public. The
annual Y w c. A. picnic will be held
Decoration day, the place and details
OF the program TO be announced later.
A UNIQUE entertainment will be pre-
sented in Knights Of Columbus audi
torium, Thursday afternoon, May %,
at 4 o'clock by the Misses Marie
Aline and Lillian y. Mixter. Of Phila-
delphia, nieces OF Gen. Adna r. Chat
fee, in the Jules Massent's opera,
cinderella" presented by marion
cites. representing the great opera
singers OF the day. The Misses Mix
ter have presented the entertainment
in other cities with great success and
under the most distinguished patron
age The dolls opera. while designed
especially for children, will prove
highly interesting and attractive 10
the grown-ups. The scenery and cos