The Detroit times., 1915-03-08

urday afternoon. April 8. Monday
evening. April 5. there will be an
operetta and dance for Harmonic
members and their families.
The leading part OF Bonnie, In the
amateur musical entertainment. IF
FL" to be given in Columbus temple
March IL, Is and 10, for the benefit
of the housing reform committee OF
the Twentieth Century club, Will be
taken by Miss Elizabeth Jane Tribe
Other roles have been entrusted to
Miss Mary Douglas Anderson, Miss
Gertrude Kane. Miss Helen Palmer
Harold Hastings. Murray Hastings
and Lee Billiard The entertainment
win present number of attractive
singing and dancing numbers.
Mrs. Harriet A. Bishop. OF Cen
trail High school faculty. was chosen
president of the Central High Schoo
Alumni association. in the annual
meeting and election OF officers held
Friday evening, In the school. Other
officers elected were: vice-president
Mrs A. F. Walfschlager: secretary
Walter Gehrke: treasurer. Horace
Dickinson; representative 10 the
scholarship fund association, Miss
Lillian Bromley; executive board
Edgar Thompson, Edwin l.. Miller
s. b. Standish, Carl 8. Weir and
Miss Marjorie Patterson. A nev
scholarship has been founded. to bt
known as the Charles Francis AID
ans scholarship. in honor of the late
head OF the physics department IN
the school. This scholarship alread,
has a fund of $3.50. Following the
business meeting there was an in
formal dancing party in the girls
gymnasium.
A pleasing program OF music anc
readings has bee narranged by Mrs
Franklin Unsworth, OF the Florence
Crittenton circle, for the entertain
ment to be given Friday afternoon
March ~. in the home of Mrs
Charles ID. Seebaldt, No. 1855 Crane
Riyer-ave., for the benefit OF thu
babies milk fund of the circle. Al
though no admission will be charged
for the musicale. opportunity will b.
given those VIII oattend to contribute
toward the fund. The program, L
begin at 2:45 o'clock, will be giveI
by Mrs. Francis Doyle, soprano
Miss Birdie Rason. contralto; Miss
Bessie Girardin. violinist; Miss Della
Girardin. pianist; jamie Rose Mari,
Antona, child entertainer; Mss lisa
bel Lokie. reader: Miss Ethel AT
line Frey. accompanist. Mrs. See
baldt will be assisted in receivin,
by Mrs. Mary Seebaldt and Mis-
Hattie Lance.
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The model wardrobe" made b.
members Of the Detroit Y. w. G. A
to be sent to the Panama Pacific ex
position. to be placed on view in tn
Y. w. c. A. building there, will b.
on exhibition in the local association
building, Monday and Tuesday. Tn
model wardrobe will be sent from
Detroit to Chicago. in which latte
city the selections will be made 70
the exposition. The garments In tn
Detroit model wardrobe we're mad
by the following members OF the IL
cal association: Miss Bessie Cam
eron. Mrs. II. A. Culver. Miss Ger
trude Robson, Miss Flossie Freeman
Miss Clara Jansen, Miss Harriet Liy
ingstone. Miss Mary Mallard, Mis-
Anna Piper, Miss Ella Reske, Mis-
Emma Mann, Miss Estella Bowers
Miss Anna Sanderson. Miss W.
Let's. Miss Sarah Gibson, Miss Bet
lah Sanford. Miss Addie McCubbir
Mrs. J. G. Moore, Mrs. Herbert Arm
strong. Mrs. Martha A. Horn. Mr.,
A. @. Farmer. Miss Elsie APPEL, Mis-
Emma Koglin, Miss Mary PHI, Mr.,
Minnie Van Auken, Mrs. Nav X
Wooddell, Miss Myrtle Thompson.
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In the monthly meeting OF Tn
House OF Providence auxiliar,
Thursday afternoon. March IL, Par
Commissioner William T. Dust wi
give a talk on Parks and boul,
vards-their present and future,
and Mrs. Thomas w. Bookmeye
will present a paper. The musict
numbers will be furnished by Mr.
Maurice j. Heating. jr., soprano
Sylvester Ritter, bass: Raymond ~
litz, violinlst; Mrs. T. J. Kennel
and Miss Patrice Fisher. accompar
lists. Mrs. Strathearn Hendrie. chair
man OF the card party TO be give
under the auspices OF the auxiliar
Wednesday evening. April IL. in tn
University OF Detroit gymnasium
has appointed the following chair
men: Prizes. Mrs. Charles T.
Palms: advertising. Mrs. John Zim
mer; cards and TALES Mrs. Thoma
Walch and Mrs. William c. Crowley
printing tickets, Mrs. Robert Oak
man. decorations Mrq CaorOa NJ