The Detroit times., 1915-05-07

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gave q comprehensive. interesting
and delightful talk on the models
In the exhibition. and demonstrated
the "cupola horizon" twice during
the afternoon. Afternoon tea was
served at s o'clock. The exhibition
will remain In the museum until
May 10.
The ladies' auxiliary to Samaritan
hospital has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Mrs. J. II. Neary: uce-presi-
dents. Mrs. r. Holmes and Mrs.
Oliver; treasurer. Miss c. APPEL; cor
I responding secretary. MrE. w Ban
croft: recording secretary. Mrs. Hin
man: auditors. Mrs. J. Fuchs, Miss
Annette Kuhn and Miss NJ. Lewis.
The auxiliary will give its annual
moonlight, "wednesday. June %.
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The diocesan convention OF the
woman's auxiliary TO the board
OF missions OF the Episcopal church
will be held Friday. In st. Pauls
cathedral house. Church service
will be held at o'clock. and the
convention will assemble for bush
ness at 1890 o'clock. The Rev.
Charles Z. Betticher. OF Alaska. will
give a talk on missions In the after
noon. Thursday evening. an infor.
NAL reception will be given In the
church house for the delegates.
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The Equal Suffrage league OF
Wayne county will hold the annual
business meeting and election OF ON
GERS. Friday afternoon. In the Cen.
fury building. the preferential ballot
10 be used In the voting for officers
Following the business meeting.
Mrs Wilbur Brotherton will give a
talk on The 1915 legislature and
woman suffrage" and Miss HIlda
Honiss. Of Suine's Peerless Pierrots
company viii give readings. Miss
Honiss 10 a wellknown sufyragist
who has done valuable work for the
New York suffragists.
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Arthur Won Schlegell. manager
OF the Michigan State Telephone
Co.. gave an interesting and highly
instructive talk TO all telephone
users. Wednesday evening. In the
Moore school. when he addressed
the Northeastern Business Mems as
ISOLATION. Mr.. Won Schlegelrs sub.
ject was Telephone service" and
by word OF mouth and the use OF
stereopticon views and motion pic
lures. he showed what the company
of which he Is manager, Is doing
toward giving the best possible SER
Vice 10 the users OF telephones in
Detroit. and also how citizens may
materially aid in the quality OF the
service by observing few simple
rules. The meeting was open 20
all residents OF the district and was
largely attended. Musical numbers
and brief talks by those present
completed an unusually interesting
evening.
Under the auspices OF the Phil |
harmonic Debating society OF the
University OF Detroit. debate will |
be held Friday evening. In the uni
versity gymnasium, between the
University Of Detroit and the Uni
versity OF Notre Dame. The subject
will be. Resolved. That employers
and employees should be compelled |
TO settle disputes affecting public |
welfare through legally constituted |
boards OF arbitration" The affirma-
tive will be upheld by Lawrence J. |
Toomey. Wendell O. Greening and
John A. Reynolds for the University
Of Detroit. and by Emmett @. Leni-
han. Joseph c. Smith and Ernest p.
LaJoie. for the University OF Notre
Dame. Judge Alfred ]. Murphy will
preside and there will be musical
selections by an orchestra and the
Glee club. The judges will
be: Samuel Dickie. president OF
Albion college. Albion. Mich; Prof.
Edward ID. Jones, OF the University
Of Michigan. Ann Arbor, and Edwin
o. Wood, Flint
The Junior Fortnightiy club will
close Its twelfth annual season Fri !
day evening. with a dancing party, |
In Clark's academy. that will offer
many attractive entert afnment fea.
lures. In addition to the dancing,
there will be vocal numbers by Miss
Loretta visgar. soprano; Emmett
Becker. baritone. and William Ho- |
gan. tenor. with violin obligatos by |
r. Des Roseirs and piano accom-.
paniments by l. II. Albertzart, Jr. |
The party will begin at $3.50. and
close ut / o'clock. Invitations may
be had from the following commit |
tee: James A. Kerr, A. J. Bowden,
II. Kalbdeisch. Harry Glunz. Will |
lard Robinson, Louis Burch, Lyle
Kendall. Hugh Mckay. A. v. Pope.
Earl Sage. Edward Fecht. Morley |
Judd. Hilton Greer. Frederick
Thompson. e. J. Racquette. p. Clark, |
Charles Coon and II. Ingram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eivin Singer have
moved into their new home, No. 20
The NTH anniversary party. and
meeting OF the year. of the