The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05

study in Europe will be the soloist of
the concert program. Dancing win
follow.
The Political Equality and Civic
league will collect old linen, cotton
goods. sheets, underwear. etc.. to be
used for bandages In the European
relief work, and turn the articles over
to the Salvation army for distribution
among the Red Cross societies work
ing on the European battlefelds. Do
nations may be sent to the Elliott.
Taylor-W oolfenden store. where q
room In the basement has been plac-
ed at the disposal Of the league.
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Francis Paulus. the well-known De-
troit artist, who has been living in
Belgium for several years. but on &C.
count Of the war was compelled TO re-
turn to Detroit. win give an interest
ing talk on the European situation as
he knows II from personal observa-
ton. before the members OF Palestine
lodge. F. 4 A. NJ, following dinner, In
the club house, No. $50 FOREST west,
Thursday evening. Nov. s.
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The frst,of what promises to be a
delightful and Instructive series Of
lectures on The great epochs In art"
was given Tuesday evening, In Tenn
pie Beth FL, by Prof. Daniel Huebsch,
Of Cleveland. who took for his subject
"The art Of Greece" Previous to
the lecture. Prof. Abram Ray Tyler.
organist Of the temple, gave short
organ recital Prof. Huebsch's talk
was illustrated with beautiful stereop-
ticon views. The second lecture In
the course will be given Tuesday
evening. Nov. 10, on "The art Of the
earlier Renaissance"
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A fashionable, appreciative audi
ence greeted the American String
quartet, Tuesday evening. In the Ho-
tel Pontchartrain convention hall.
which organization appeared under
the auspices OF the Chamber Music
society. The American quartet is q
woman,s organization and includes
Miss Gertrude Marshall, first violin;
Miss Ruth Stickney, second violin;
Miss Adeline Packard, viola, and Mrs.
Susan Lord Brandegee. cello. The
numbers presented offered an ideal
chamber music program, and the
quartet played with excellent artistic
results.
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The annual fair Of the Woman's
guild Of the Jefferson-ave. Presby-
terrain church will be held In Newber'
Try Memorial chapel, Thursday, Nov. 5,
beginning at 10 o'clock In the morn.
ing. The attractively decorated
booths and tables will be In charge
,of the following: Miss Jennie Muir
and Mrs. Horace Dodge, decoration
and dining.room linens; Mrs. A. b.
Hall end Mrs. L w. Hallock, utility
linens; Mrs. James Bartlett and Mrs.
George True, Juvenile table; Miss
Ammo Russell and Mrs. Edwin Hall,
bedroom and bathroom linens; Mrs. J.
lC. Hutchins and Mrs. ]. L. Mcdowell.
pickles and preserves; Miss Grace
(3erhauser and Miss L. Goodwin. can
DIV tables. Mrs. Edwin r. Pendleton II
general chairman Of the fair. The
chicken pie dinner, to be served from
g 10 & o'clock, will be under the super.
vision OF Mrs. Christine Van Husan
and Mrs. +. J. Stout. In the evening.
musical program will be given In
the auditorium of the church, when z
quartet composed Of Mrs. Frederick
Brown, Mrs. Charles A. Parker. Ed
ward II. Buriage and Alexander Kerr
viii present for the first time In De
ltroit the song cycle, Peter Pam" In
costume. Other numbers will be CIV
en- by Andrew Davis, harpist; Miss
Emma Mcdonald. cellist and ALE
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