The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-07

Boston, and Or. Bushnell, of London,
kng DR.. Ferguson Is the guest Of
Ar. Freer during his stay in Detroit.
Monday afternoon. Dec. Z, the North.
western Woman's club will hold an
open meeting in Diamond temple,
when A. G. Carton, OF Lansing Mich,
Will talk on What the public domain
commission OF Michigan is doing along
conservation lines" Mr.. Carton was
instrumental in originating the de-
partment OF government caring for
this work and is It's secretary. Clyde
Nichols, will sing
The new building OF Congregation
Shaarey Zedek. at Willis-ave. and
Brush-st, will be thrown open TO the
public Sunday, Monday aud Tuesday.
when bazaar and entertainment will
be given under the auspices OF the
Ladies' auxiliary assisted by the Young
Peoples auxiliary The officers Of the
bazaar are: Mrs. A. NJ Hershman,
Mrs. j. n. Erhlick, Mrs. NJ. Friedberg
and Mrs. Meyer Frank.
The Rev. William F. Dooley, s. j.,
president OF the University of Detroit,
will address the members of Provi-
dence auxiliary, Thursday afternoon.
Dec. 10. at o'clock, in Providence
hospital The regular monthly meet
ing OF the auxiliary will be held at
2 80 o'clock, preceding the address. In
the business meeting, places for the
cotton ball" TO be given In Arcadia,
Jan. 8, will be- discussed The board
meeting OF the auxiliary will be held
Tuesday morning, Dec. s at IL o'clock
In the hospital.
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A delightful program will be given
In the Twentieth Century club. Fri
day evening Dec. IS, for the club
members and their friends, by Miss
Dorothy Caroline Conger, who will
present a unique series OF songs,
pantomimes and interpretative dances,
all OF them quite new to Detroit Miss
Conger possesses a sweet. well-trained
lyric soprano, and will sing Cadman's
Japanese song cycle, interpreting the
meaning OF the poets words In pan
tomime and with special Japanese
scenic settings and costumes. Her
program will include also a series of
woodland dances and Interpretation
In dance and poses OF a group OF
songs TO be sung off the stage by
Miss Freda Gagel The program
promises an artistic treat General
dancing for the audience will close
the evening
The following have been appointed
on the committees for the annual
Christmas ball to be held in Arcadia,
Friday evening Dec. 80. for the bene-
fit OF the Woman's Hospital and In
fants' Home:
General chairman, Mrs. H. b. JOY;
nall. Mrs. e. ID. Stair boxes, Mrs
Dwight Cutler. Mrs. E. ID. Stair; sup
per. Mrs. j. s. Newberry, Mrs. W. II.
Burtcnshaw. Mrs. +. NJ. Alger. Mrs.
Eugene Smith, Mrs c. c. Paterson,
Mrs. s. f. Heineman, Mrs. c. A. New
comb. Mrs. A. w. Schloss, Mrs. Russell
Alger, Mrs. Tracy Lyons: posters,
Mrs. Guy McFall. Mrs. Nathan jerks,
Mrs. w. Fl. Wells. Mrs. j. d. Sanders:
program, Mrs. w. p. Manton; public
ity, Mrs. James t. Shaw; music and
floor Mrs. VIM. j. Gray; decoration,
Mrs. W II DuCharme, Mrs. Jas,
Mrs. Avian McCaulay
Mrs. j. A. Mclaughlin, Mrs. W. p.
Manton; Miss Fl. Werneken: circulars.
Mrs. Morse Rohnert, Mrs. Henry j.
Hartz: dressing room. Mrs. Geo. John.
son, Mrs. Brooks Nichols, Mrs. Abner
e. Larned; erection of boxes. Mrs.
John W. Beaumont; punch, Mrs. Otto
Kirchner.
THE Frolic" described as a ''synco-
pated musical show of fun and merri-
ment' will be presented In the Elks'
temple auditorium. Tuesday evening,
Dec. 10, by the Young Peoples society
OF Temple Bethel The young men OF
the society only will take part in the
entertainment which will present an
up-to-date array OF vaudeville. songs.
dances, and cabaret stunts" The fol
lowing will take part: Al Tucker. Cy
Rosenthal, Charley I.ipsitz, Fred Deck.
er. Joe Bing, George Blumenthal, Kurt
Aronheim. George Nachman, Saul
Jacob, Edgar Spertner, Bernie Wohl,
Maurice Steingold. Oscar Kaufman, J.
Hellar, Seymour Simons, Bernie
Traitel, Joe Davis, Norm Sillman,
Nanny Stein, billiard Goldstick. Sam
Mandell, Joe Wilkus, Paul Kimche, AL
Safir. Ben Sobel, Fred Morris. Leon
Hamburger, Gerald May Milton Alex
ander, Irwin Levy. Ed. Greenthal. Har-
old Lipsitz, Art Mansbach. Jack Fish.
er, Jack Hopp. Harry Phillips. Harry
Wohl. Max Shipper. Art Coffen. Fred
Zierer.