The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-18
SOCIAL and
\ PERSONAL
Mrs. Ralph II. Page IL staying at
OrInond Beach. Fla.


Mrs. Ralph H. Page IL staying at
Ornopd Beach. Fla.
Mrs. Philip s. Hanna. OF Oak park.
Ill. Ia visiting her mother. Mrs. +. V.
Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Rolshoven. Mrs.
Theresa Rolshoven and Mrs. G. X. Boil
ton left Tuesday for visit In New
York.
A program OF Irish music. readings
and addresses in honor of ST. Patrick
will be given Thursday evening. by
the Knights OF Equity In the club
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thayer McMil-
Ian entertained 10 guests at a Temple
theater party. Tuesday evening. sup
per following In the Mcmillan home In
Crosse Pointe.
Sixty members OF Harmonic Man
nerchor will 90 to Ann Arbor, April
| /, to participate In the celebration by
Michigan Gernan-American societies
OF the anniversary Of Bismarck's birth.
The exercises will be held In Hill audi
forum.
Three experts In heating and venti-
lation, F. II. Still, J.. II. McC0ll and
Ralph Collamore, will address Detroit
Engineering society. Friday evening,
March 20, In the Adcraft club rooms.
Supper. to be served at $3.50 o'clock,
will precede the meeting.
Prof. Sidney dickinson will give an
Illustrated talk on "St. Petersburg
and the art treasures of the czar in the
Hermitage palace Friday evening.
March 20, in the Y. M. c. A. audi
forum.
A musical program and informal
dance will be given Wednesday even
ing, by Harmonic society, in Harmonic
hall. The program will be contributed
| by the Harmonic choirs, and the fol.
lowing soloists: Mrs. Katherine Allies,
contralto; Miss Gertrude Heinze and
Miss Alma Clock, pianists: FREDERICK
Velten, tenor; Mrs. Frederick Velton.
soprano, and Martin Dettling. bass0.
Pupils from the piano class of Miss
May e. Porter gave studio musicale,
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Genevieve
Tanner. soprano, assisted the follow.
ing piano students: Miss Ethel O'COn.
nor, Edward Hubert, Miss Edith Tan
ner. Holland Cowen, Miss Gertrude
Wilson, Miss Glare Jessop, Miss Phyl-
lis Wiley, and Donald Ross.
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Following q paper on Modern mu-
Sic" by Miss Alice Viola Guysi, an
unusually interesting program was
given Tuesday morning, In the Century
building. In the fourth chronological
program for Tuesday Musicale mem.
bers. Miss Catherine Charlotte Cor
BELLE, Mrs. Boris l.. Ganapol and Mrs.
K. s. Sheriff., pianists: Mrs, Marshall
Pease, contralto. and Marshall Pease,
tenor. gave the program. Miss Har.
riet Ingersoll was the accompanied.
o.
Ward Macauley will give talk on
Current literature before the Home
Study club, Monday, March 80, In the
home OF Mrs. d. A. MacI.achlan, No.
lO4 Erskine-st. The club met Mon.
day afternoon with Mrs. M. n. Wor-
cester. No. 81 Rowena-st., when an
unusually well-informed and interest
ing paper on american plays and
players was read by Mrs. Johnson.
Beautiful curios and works Of native
artc from japan and Korea possessed
by Mrs. Worcester, were examined and
much admired by the club members.
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The subordinate and companion
courts OF the |. o. O. F., in Detroit.
will give a joint field day and excur-
sion to Sugar Island, July 20. The
following committee will have charge
Of the arrangements: f. Edwards,
Delta; NJ. DeLoney, Progressive; V.
Lewandowski, Pingree; A. Shorthand,
Cadillac; G. w. Mathews, Woodward;
w. Beach. Kirby; G. w. Smith, De.
troit; w. B. McCauley, Hunter; j.
LAwandowsky, Woodward DR.. J.
Arons. Kirby, and w. r. Brown. high
chief ranger, Of Lapeer. NJ
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For the weekly Sunday afternoon
program, In the Century building, for
business women and their friends. the
Rev. Thomas ]. villers. OF the First
Baptist church, will give an illustrated
talk on personal trip through the
Holy Land. Musical numbers will be