The Detroit times., 1916-02-14

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cert Wednesday evening, Feb. 10,
In Pease auditorium. Ypsilanti, in
the Normal course series The De-
troit Symphony orchestra with Con
ductor Weston Gales, viii appear IN
the course. Tuesday evening. April
II. The Normal choir will come TO
Detroit, Sunday afternoon. April 10.
10 sing In the Museum of Art.
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In the annual business meeting of
the Grace Whitney Hon league OF
the Detroit Y. w. C. A., Saturday
evening, preceding The annual ban.
quet, In the Hotel Pontchartrain the
following officers were chosen for
the ensuing wear: President, Miss
Charlotte Rushton; vicepresidents,
Misses Ruth Nye, Edna Wendier,
Emma Wolff, and Elizabeth Blue;
secretary, Miss Lulu Berry; treasur-
ei. Miss Katherine Mckinley; repre-
sentatives. Miss Anna Burnett and
Miss Ida Muenchow.
The Political and Civic league will
entertain its members and their
guests al George Washington din
ner. Tuesday evening, Feb. %. In the
Observation-Disclosures cafe. DR..
William A, McKeever, of the Uni
versity Of Kansas will speak on
What SHALL We dc with the wo-
men? - and Judge Alfred J. Murphy
viii give a snor1 address. Mrs. Al.
fred D. Dunk president of the
league, will preside.
The Knights of Columbus Choral
assembly gave concert, Sunday
evening, in Columbus temple that
was much enjoyed by an audience
that filed the auditorium. The
choral assembly is a mixed chorus
under the direction of a. J. Pepin,
and has accomplished excellent
work in its comparatively short pc
riod OF existence. The soloists Sun.
day evening, were Miss I.auretta
Visger, Miss Ruth Clynick, Miss
Margaret Alter, Cyril Langlois, G.
Tobin, = Wenzel. II Andries and
MIR. Pepin.
To aid in caring for the mothers
and infants in the House OF Provi-
dence, the auxiliary TO that institu.
ton will give a black-and-white DOM
mo ball Monday evening, in the Ho
tel Stailer. The affair promises to
be unique and jolly. Mrs. Charles
Louis Palms. president OF the auXiI-
iary and Mrs. Frank p. Byrne. gen
eral chairman of the ball committee.
have worked indefatigably with their
various committees to assure sue
cess for he ball Last year the
House OF Providence took care OF
,S99 children and il is for the main
tenance OF these little ones and 9TH
ers 10 come into the institution that
the auxiliary bends its efforts to
raise funds. Those who have not
procured tickets for the ball from
auxiliary members may get them at
the door of the ballroom, Monday
evening.
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The 81 Valentine Lall OF Oriental
lodge. No. 2i0. r. 4 4. NJ. 10 be
given Monday evening in the Mason.
ic temple, is an annual institution of.
many years standing. and is consid.
cred the most elaborate social func.
tion given during the season under
Masonic ausp;ces. Each bail has
eclipsed its predecessor in hrilliancy
and IN the various unique forms of
entertainment provided. The mem
bors of the entertainment commit
tee who have charge Of the arrange
iuents this year have been selected
because of special fitness for the
tasks assigned them and there il
every promise that the ball OF 1916
will surpass those OF previous years.
The following committee iss 10
charge: Chairman, Arthur c. Pittel,
kow. financial secretary. Harry VI.
Baxter: floor committee, Or. r. y!
baskerville; invitations, Charles L.
Mabley; banquet. A. f.. Hamilton;
decorations, Ward l.. Poyian; recep-
tion ID. b. Parent: tickets and ad.
mission, w, B. Patterson.
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