The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-02

Rosinski, contralto. and Leon Rosin-
ski. pianist. contributed the musical
numbers.
Miss Frances Curtis. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Curtis, No
1927 Second-ave., has won a scholar.
ship OF $50 for instrumental music
In vassar college.
o.
Miss Alice Il. Bivens. a pupil OF
Mrs. Eleanor Hazard Peocock. was
the assisting soloist at the organ re-
cital given Sunday afternoon, by
Miss Frances Strong. In Ypsilanti.
under the auspices Of Michigan
chapter. American Guild OF organ
lists.
Presidents day will be observed
Tuesday afternoon. by the Political
and Civic league, in the Elllott-Tay:
Tor Woolfenden cafe. The Rev. w.
n Wray Boyle. will speak on The
church and politics" An informal
reception and afternoon tea will fol
low.
A series OF three Friday morning
Lenten musicales will be given in
the Hotel Statler. as follows: March
IL. Nine. Olga Samaroff- Stowkowski;
March 10. Nine Maggie Teyte. so.
prano; March 20, Fritz Kreisler.
o.
Mrs. William J. Chittenden, Jr..
win entertain the members OF the
Garden club, Friday afternoon,
March 5, In the Hotel Pontchartrain.
Harry A. Bunyard. OF New York. sec.
rotary OF the American Sweet Pea
association will give an illustrated
talk on Tho culture OF the sweet
pea"
o
Mr.. and Mrs. James lie Van. OF
Plymouth. entertained relatives ans.
friends Saturday. at an informal all
day reception. in observance OF their
fixtieth wedding anniversary Mr..
and Mrs. lie Van were married in
Washtenaw county near Ann Arbor.
Tnt nave always lived In Michigan.
Participating in the anniversary
Saturday were one son, one daugh-
ter seven grandchildren, and four
Observation-Disclosures
o.
An engagement OF interest TO De-
troit friends OF the contracting par
tics is that OF Miss NJ. May Watt,
OF Constantine, Mich, to Willard
stockbridge. Fort Wayne. Ind. the
marriage to- take place the end OF
May. Miss Watt Is niece OF Mrs.
Frank Houp. OF Detroit. with whom
she has frequently visited.
o.
Mrs. Eleanor Hazard Peocock gave
a delightful program in Olivet col
lege. Tuesday evening, under the ap-
spices OF the women OF the college
faculty. Dr. Louise Holman Rich
ardson, dean or women. in Olivet.
was formerly In charge OF the hotel
FOR young women In Paris, founded
by Mrs Grace Whitney Hon, former.
" OF Detroit, and II was in the
french capital that DR.. Richardson
FIRST met Mrs. Peocock. Mrs. Peo-
cock Will give Lenten musicale.
In Deanhurst. Mt. Clemens, Satur-
day, March 6.
o.
The musical fantasy al Fi'' to be
staged under the auspices of the
hodsing reform committee of the
Twentieth Century club, in Column
bus temple. March II, IS and 10. is
arousing much interest among the
young folk OF the city whose SER
vices have been asked for the enter.
tainmcnt. Mrs. George Johnston.
chairman Of the housing reform com
mittee and her associates arc hard
at work conducting the preliminary
arrangements. Mrs. Charles p.
I.arned. chairman of the committee
10 secure talent for the performance.
is meeting with much Success. Miss
Marjorie Adams, of Ann Arbor. will
have the leading role OF Fl FL Re
hcarsals will be held IN a small han
in the Arcadia building. No. COZ
woodward-ave. The entertainment
VIII be put on by Kenneth Ketchum,
OF Chicago. musical director and
Harry Emmett Munsey. who will
stage the dances. Three evening
performances and a matinee will be
given.