The Detroit times., 1915-01-09

Mrs. Ernest r.. Kroeger, president
OF the Woman's Smoke Abatement
association, OF st. Louis, Mo-, win beo
the guest or the Twentieth Century
SluD' az MONDAY luncheon, Thurs
uay Jan. IA, In the Century building.
10 "hich men and women are invited
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General II. II. Bandholtz. former
chlef or constabulaFy In the Phillp-l.
pines. VIII be the guest at dinner in
Ile Hotel Tuller. Saturday evening.
Jan 20, OF Michigan commandery.
Ns'al and Military Order OF the Span
ish-American war. ~
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~ annual banquet OF the Typothel
VIII be held Saturday evening Tan ne
IN the Hotel Cadillac. Will RradIev
art editor OF the Metropolitan and Coz
mopoitan magazines, and Dr Josanh Z
Jastrow. OF the University OF Wfscon-5
SIN, VIII be the speakers. &
pan VIII be given I'm the Hotel
Fontchartrain, Friday evening Ian
-, oy number OF the bachelors and
young married men OF the city. The
committee In charge lncludes Charles
w. Hull. Charles Belanger. w. A. O.
Miller Jr.. Charles r. Murphy, Sidney
-. Snall, Samuel ID. Stearns. Bernard
Stroh, Jr, and Gilbert Waldo. q
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Mrs. Louise Clark Pam gave a de-
ngntiui program OF readings FRIDAY
evening, In the home of Mrs. Edith >
Sehauroth' No. GIG Trumbull-aye.
MRS. Pam gave talk on .'The art Of
expression" followed by the trial
scene from The Merchant OF yenice.v-
anc selections from the plays Of
George Bernard Shaw.
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A special exhibition OF pa,nt,ry. hv..
George Bellows. " A., now in the
Museum OF Art as attracting much at
tentlon because OF the unusual nature,
or the subjects and their original
treatment. THE Circus" which was
awarded honorable mention In Carne-
gle institute In 1913, is among the
pictures shown
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Nearly 1000 members OF the wood
wardave. Presbyterian church gather.
ed In that edi1ce Friday evening. for
an informal reception to the Rev. w
H. Wray/ Boyle and Mrs. Boyle. ON the
occasion OF the first anniversary Of,
Or. Boyle's pastorate at the church.
Among those who made informal
speeches were the Rev. Joseph A.
vance, the Rev. j. M. Barkley. the
Rev. w. T. Jaquess and the Rev. ].
Frederick Fitschen. Jr.
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The study class of the Northwest.
ern Woman's club will meet Mon6av
afternoon, at o'clock, In the Lotbron
branch library. Mrs. w. b. Gordon.
and Mrs. w. w. Grosvenor will read
papers on Labor legislation" Mrs.
r. x Auringer will review Jack Lon,
dons The Iron Heel" and Mrs. Dell.
Mead will review The Autobiography
or Working Woman" Mrs. w. B.
Gordon will conduct the parliamentary
drill.
Mrs. Christina Won Wagner, OF the
housing reform committee OF the
Twentieth Century club. will give a,
brief talk on her work for the commit.
tee, In the monthly meeting OF Proyi.
dence auxiliary, Thursday afternoon.
Jan. IA, In Providence hospital The
children In the institution will repeat
the program given by them on Christ
mas day. The monthly meeting OF the
executive board OF the auxiliary Will
meet Tuesday, Jan. u, at IL O'Clock
In Parlor X. Hotel Pontchartrain.
Under the direction OF Louisa 9,
Clair chapter ID. A. r, an entertain.
ment VIII be given in the East Side
settlement. Wednesday afternoon. Jan.
| 10. The program will include violin
numbers by Miss Dorothy Kemp. as.
sisted by her teacher. Prof William
Yunck; a one.act play by Miss Ger
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and Enos Foulk. the latter OF New
York. Miss Rathbone will give hu-
morous readings, and Mr.. Foulk will
close the program with minstrel
sketches.
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Reports OF the Detroit Association
for the Aid OF Sick and Crippled Chill
dren presented Friday afternoon, az a
meeting In the Hotel Cadillac, showed
that for the last year the Van Leuven
Browne hospital-school has received
$40 per month from the association
and $225 worth OF coal. The associa-
ton also has furnished surgical appli-
ances OF various kinds for the little
ones In the Clinton-st. school In or
der TO add To the funds 10 carry on
this benevolent work the association
will give card party Monday after
noon, Feb. 1. In the Century building.
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In the lecture Friday evening, IN
the First Unitarian church, Prof. T. p.
Rankin. OF the department OF English
literature, in the University OF Michi-
gan, declared James Russell Lowell
10 be the foremost American man OF
letters. Lowell picked Emerson for
this honor and Il is true that Emerson
| is always the first choice OF thought
: full persons" said Prof. Rankin.
Lowe possessed the divine gift OF a
great Imagination and the infallible
genius OF choosing the right word. He
WAS more than great writer-he was
, great editor, scholar, teacher artist
, ana statesman and the best ambassa-
, dor the United States ever sent to
Great Britain"
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A beautiful home wedding was cele-
. lbrated Saturday afternoon, In the res.
ldence OF Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ho-
than Andrus, No 973 Iroquois-ave,.
when their daughter, Miss susan
Catherine Andrus. was married to DR..
Frank Joseph Sladen of Plattsburg.
EN. Y. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev J. Frederick Fitschen, jr.,
OF the Jefferson.ave Presbyterian
church The bride was attended by
Miss Catherine Spencer OF New York.
and the Misses Elizabeth Bull Wap,
ren and Annette sheldon. Or. JolA
Sampel. OF Saginaw, was best man.
and Sidney Small and Allen Sheldon
seated the guests, who were limited