The Detroit times., 1914-11-10

MISS ELIZABETH BREDlN.
/, young folk taking part are among De-
troits most attractive girls and boys.
and are clever amateurs. Miss Grace
Gerrish. author OF the play and the
personal coach and stage director OF
the local performances. says that, con-
trary TO all precedent in amateur pro-
) auctions, the curtain will rise prompt
ly at S:15 o'clock. no matter how few
persons may be in their seats. The
principals roles in the play will be
taken by Miss Abbie Won Schlegell,
.'the campus mouser;" Misses Betty
Tribe, Elizabeth Bredin. Laura But
Ter, Catherine Leland, Nathalie Mel
son, Mary Frost, Florence Cushman,
Christine Miller and Mrs. Harry Ka-
mouse; Don Burroughs, Tom May,
William Chesbrough, Fred Barr, Pres
colt Towle, Edison Smith, Carlton
Higbie, Frank Book, William Garfield
and Harold Wadsworth. A large choi
rus will be used In the ensemble num-
bers. and there will be many special
dances by members of the company
and by semi-professionals
o.
Charles ]. Woodbury.. or Boston.
will give two lectures on Emerson
and his friends" and Emerson him
self" I'm the First Unitarian church,
Monday and Tuesday evenings, Nov.
. and 10.
Edward Baxter Perry. blind pianist
OF Boston, will give q program based
upon medieval legends, Monday even
ing. Nov. 16, in the First Unitarian
. church. under the auspices OF the
Mu Phil Epsilon sorority.
An exhibition OF marine paintings
!. by Paul Dougherty. will be opened in
the Detroit Museum of Art galleries.
Tuesday. The canyases are q In
: nainbers and Nill present the artist
IN every phase of his work.
The Detroit Conservatory or Music
will give a faculty concert Friday
evening, Nov. 10. with Archibald g.
/. Jackson. BARITONE: William G. King,
yiolinist, and Henry J. Dotterweicn,
pianist, presenting the program,
Junior pupils from the piano, violin
and cello departments OF the McDon-
& aid School or Music gave musicale
In the school studios, Saturday after
noon. Miss Elizabeth Emery, so
UTdAOs alHH +hNpPhhius Wv
( iinist. and Miss Emma Mcdonald,
celIist. assisted.
Music lovers OF the city are urged
4 To attend public meeting 10 be held
I'm the Hotel Pontchartrain. Wednes-
day, Nov. II, at / o'clock, TO discuss
the project OF holding music festi-
( val in Detroit In the spring
- :.
Following talk on "The friendless
! girl" by Mrs. M. Bovill. OF New
FORKS Salvation army. In the Fed
GRAFTON building, Second and Han
cocl-aves. Saturday afternoon. before
i clubwomen OF the city, Ii was decided
4 to form a woman's auxiliary In De-
troit for the purpose OF aiding in the
4 work among friendless girls to which
Mrs. Bovill has devoted her life. Mrs.
r. III. Ashbaugh will appoint a COM
3 mittee OF "a women 10 perfect or
ganization OF the auxiliary.
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Miss Margaret Fay Whittemore, Of
this city. has returned from Washing.
ton where she has spent several
weeks working in the interest Of
equal suffrage. Miss Anna McCue. OF
Washington, ID. C.. returned with Miss
Whittemore. and both young women
will give addresses on What women
have done with suffrage in the state
OF Washington" Wednesday after
noon. Nov IL, at 2:30 o'clock, in suf-
frage headquarters, No. 135 Farmer
st.
o.
"Woman's side OF the European
war was disclosed In meeting OF
Detroit branch OF Collegiate Alumnae
In the College club, Saturday after
noon. The speakers were members
OF the club. who were In Europe when
war was declared. The Misses Helen
Wattles, Flora Parker, and Helen
Bishop spoke OF experiences in Great
Britain: Miss Mabel Tuomey des-
cribed the excitement in Rome; Miss
Marie Strutig. told of the patriotism
of the Swiss school teachers, and
Miss Mary Humphrey related hrAl-
ing and pathetic incidents witnessed
IN Munich The program. which was
arranged by Miss Harriet Cuvcr.
stimulated anew the admiration OF the
audience for the heroism OF the Eu-
ropean woman Of today
Monday evening. the w. c. ~ ".
federation will meet In the recently
acquired residence at No. 125-127
Iigh-st. west This property will re
remodeled for use as the Frances
willard w. G. T.. u. Home for Girls.
The following Detroit and Michigan
members OF tho union will leave
Tuesday for the International w. r.
#. u. convention 10 be held In Az.
lanta. Ca. Nov. 1919: Mrs. d. O.
Jones. Mrs May r.. Butler, Mrs.
Myrta lockwood. Holly: Mrs. Jenny
carIey. Mrs G. n. Blair. Mrs. Gardi-
ner. and Mrs. Kitty Copman. Royal
Oak. The party win go from Detroit
10 Toledo TO join the white ribbon
special train for the south
Tho bark OF the black manerove