The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-14


apol Will give q program of songs OF
quite unusual caliber, including the
Russian folk songs and compositions
by Russlans, which he knows 30 we'll
how TO sing In his native tongue.
The children OF Mogen Abraham
religious school observed the Purin
festival. Sunday. March 8. In the syn
agogue. with . program that includ.
Ell musical numbers and q Purin play.
Through the courtesy of the ladies'
auxiliary the children were served
dainty refreshments.
Miss Maud wins will .,va . .er,..
OF 1enten dramatic recitals In the
century iuiiding. beginning Monday.
March 10. at III o'clock. under the aus.
pices OF the Federation OF Woman's
CLUBS. Miss Willis will present The
fortune Hunter In her first recital,
the Third Degree Monday, March
rs, and The Witching Hour" Monday,
March 80.
Northwestern Woman's club viii
meet Monday afternoon. In Diamond
temple. at o'clock. The program
will include q paper on Home decora,
TONS" by Mrs. Albert F. Pepper; a
Talk on The junior drama league"
by Mrs, George Reid. and musical mum
bers by Mrs. Reginald Steele, Mrs. Ar.
thur Davey, Mrs. Fred J. Joslyn. Miss
Helen Milford. and Mrs. Horace Bige
low. A social hour and refreshments
will follow.
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In meeting OF the Jean Armour
club, Friday. the following perma-
nent officers were chosen: President,
Mrs. Z. Goodwillie; vice-president,
Mrs. ID. Macmillan; secretary-treas-
urer. Mrs. William Cullen; executive
ecmmittee. Mrs Walter Pettigrew.
Mrs. William Booth and Miss Bella
Robertson. The club was formed for
the purpose OF promoting the erec.
ton OF q statue to Robert Burma In
this city. W
Among the Detroiters booked to
sail. Saturday morning. from New
York for southern Europe on the North
German Lloyd steamship Berlin are:
Mrs. Frances G. Boynton and her
granddaughter, Miss Frances Alden
Hartz;' Mr.. and. Mrs.. H. Maxwell
Grylls; Mrs. #. g. McGrav. and Miss
Carolyn McGraw: Mr.. and Mr.. Ben.
Jamin Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. John Turn.
bull. Mr.. and Mrs. Willy Planer. Thee.
dore Kuhn.
The last soiree of Alliance Fran.
caise win be held Saturday evening.
In the green room OF the Hotel Point.
chartrain, when M. Louis Delamarre,
New York, secretary-general OF the
Federation de rAllinace Franchise.
will be. the guest of honor and win
give talk on Vaudeville en- France. =
M. Rene Talamon. OF the University
|of Michigan. Will give recitations,
with musical accompaniment by
Charles Frederic Morse. Guy Bevier
Williams. pianist will play.
o.
The Tuesday Musicale. club chorus
and members OF that organization will
give program Sunday afternoon, in
the Century, building, for business
women and their friends. Numbers
will be presented by Mrs. George Per.
ry Palmer, contralto; Miss Louise
Allen Lyon. soprano: Mrs. Ola Dafos
Eustice, pianist, and Mrs. Leslie Lam.
born, soprano. Mrs. C. H. Clements
II director OF the chorus. Mrs. Frank
p. Johnston will be hostesS of the af.
ternoon tea to follow.
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A. St. Patrick,s day entertainment
will be given In Providence hospital,
Wednesday afternoon, March Is, at
$3.50 o'clock. under the auspices of
Providence, auxiliary, Mrs. Felice M.
GIrardot as chairman, will be assist.
ed by Mrs. George Renchard, Mrs. ].
". FiEn, Mrs. Frank Blake, Mrs. d. o.
Donovan, Mrs.. william MAhon, Mr..
James I. Mcllhargy, Mrs. william J.
Kennedy and Mrs. B. c. Loughlin. A
program will be given by Mrs. A. LAu-
rencelle, soprano; Miss Kathleen
L0vett, violinist;. Miss Mae Roehrig.
reader, and Miss Florence M. Cir
ardot. accompanist. A card party viii
be given Easter week In Arcadia for
the benefit of the children's ward Of
the hospital.
Prof. Wilhelm Miller, OF the Univer-
sity of Illinois, who gave such q do
lightful, instructive and interesting
illustrated lecture Friday evening. In
tuC VNuSCuh W AASs VA A<ohOUSoPO
gardening az seen In American gar.
dens,' will speak on "Neighborhood
planting" in the museum, Sunday Of.
ternoon at 8 o'clock. in the free week.
ly entertainment. This talk Of Prof.
Miller's will prove an exceptional op-
portunity for local property owners
and householders to receive sngges-
lions ON how to beautify the back
yard and greatly increase the value Of
a house and lot by making II as ct.
tractive as possible to the eye. Must.
cal numbers will be given by Miss
Alice whitbeck, pianist; Hire Kati.
violinist, and Mrs. James Tyre. Miss
Ruth Fraser and Miss Jeanette Fra.
ser. in trio for piano. violin and
cello.
Fire Causes Panic,
NEWARK, N. j., March 14.---Fire