The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-31

~ studio recital ~ pupils Of Miss
ANeeuM Har1ah announced Tor Tues.
~ evening, has been postponed I'M
"a tuesday svening. April -.
Nh. George M Courtney gave IN
infotootiug and inatsuctivo illustrated
1eceuEp. Tuesday afternoon. In the
pofisk hall Of the Church OF Our Lady
q ~ Rosary. on THE Madonna IN
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Mis- Helen Henschel Norris, .
young Detroit pianist. VIII give ~
cital. Tuesday evening, In Columbus
temple, assisted BY Mrs. J. y. Maurice
Maeforlane, contralto. and Mrs. LAl-
Han tachman Silver. accompanies.
The Detroit stock exchange viii
give . dinner, Wednesday evening.
April I, In the Hotel 0riswold. for
members and salesnen. w. J. Gray,
vice-president OF the First National
eanl win BE- the speaker.
DR.. william J. Stapleton, Jr., Will
give an illustrated lecture ON THE
Holy Land" Tuesday evening, In the
Gray branch library.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Boris L. 0anapoi will
give . musicale, Tueoday evening, IN
the studios Of the GAnapol School of
Musical Art. No. Is AdeIaids-st.
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An engagement Just announced Of
interest to Detroit society circles 10
that Of Miss Josephine Mclaughlin.
daughter Of Joseph r. Mclaughlin. Of
Seattle, wash, to Louis ID. CosgroSe,
OF Pittsburgh. Miss Mclaughlin II Z
sister Of Mrs. James Scripps Booth. Of
this city.
All OF the boxes have been sold for
the recital to b. given In the armoTy.
Wednesday .evenin, April 10. by Nine.
Yolande Nero. the Hungarian pianiAt.
and Helen Ware, young American
Nolinist. for the benefit OF the Flor
ence Crittenton home. Nine. Nero
has appeared twice In Detroit within
the last year - solOist with orches-
tras IN the Detroit Orchestral ass0cia-
ton series and ID an established IA
voTite. Miss Ware has not previously
appeared In this city.
Mrs. Crystal Eastman Benedict, OF
New York, who speaks Tuesday even
ing. IN the First Unitarian church,
under the auspices Of the Equal Suf-
rage league Of Wayne county, will be
the guest Of honor 1T the informal
tea TO be held Wednesday afternoOn,
from to 6.o'clock. In Suffrage head
quarters, In the Hannan-Mills build
Ing. The delightful sociability and In
formally Of the series OF teas held
every day last week. In headquarters,
have inspired the committee In charge,
Mrs. Francis Duf1eld and Mrs. Fred.
erick X. Stearns, to continue them
evory Wednesday afternoon, during
April. The hostesses for Wednesday
afternoon win be Mrs. r. w. 6tod-
daSd, Mrs. Jared w. Finney and Mr..
c. n. Fox.
The aflliated Bible classes Of the.
Y. w. G. A. will hold q conference
preceded by banquet, Tuesday even
ing, In the Association building.
Classes from the following churches
will participate: Woodward-ave. Bap-
fist, Fourteenth-ave. Methodist. First
Presbyterian. Emmanuel Presbytarian,
Emmanuel Baptist, F1rDt IL PSyE
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Fourteenth-ave. Baptist, Westminster
Presbyterian, and Central Methodist.
Thursday evening the general mem
berghip Of the Y. w. C. A. II invited
TO IN April Fool party to be held IN
the building. whom all sorts Of novel
entertainment will be offered. Nom
day evening Mrs. T. B. Conley gave
the fourth talk In the series on Social
etiQuette." speaking with particular
refersnce to social conventions" =