The Detroit times., 1916-05-20
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The annual banquet of the Mich.
lgan Authors association will be
held Thursday evening, June s, In
the Hotel Cadillac.
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The Detroit branch of the Nation
al Flower. Plant and Fruit guild will
hold the annual plant market"
Friday and Saturday, June and 3.
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Columbia chapter, No. li2, Ameri- /
can Insurance union, will hold
public class initiation Saturday even
ing, In Eastern Star temple Fo.
lowing the ritualistic work, there
will be music and dancing.
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The annual meeting and social |
reunion of the Detroit Normal
School Alumni association will be |
held Saturday afternoon, May 81, IN
Dixieland, Following a program OF
music, afternoon tea will be served.
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The Sisters or Charity OF ST
Mary's hospital and the hospital
auxiliary. have issued invitations TO
the dedication OF the nurses home
and addition to the hospital. Wed
nesday. May "a. at 3 o'clock. The
RI. Rev. Bishop Edward ID. Kelly
will officiate al the dedication ex-
ercises.
Miss May O'Connell will give a
theater party Saturday, May "a, in
honor of Miss Gladys Boughton
whose marriage to George Egbert
will take place. Wednesday, June Z.
Mrs. Philip Canon and Mrs. Fred
erick st. John will give bridge
luncheon for Miss Boughton, Tues
day, May %.
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The endowed membership contest
Of the Tuesday Musicale for 1861
will be held Tuesday, May %, at
10 o'clock. in the home of Mrs. Le
land b. Case. No SO Boston-blvd.
east The club holds one endowed
membership for piano students; two
for voice; one for violin, and two
to be placed at the discretion of the
committee.
Mrs. Eleanor Hazard Peocock
sang before $500 school children in
Lansing. Friday afternoon, May IL,
in the sixth annual May Music fes-
tival held in that city. Mrs. Peo-
cock was soloist in the cantata
Fair Ellen" presented by the Ian.
sing Symphony society, She will
sing in st. Andrews Presbyterian
church, Windsor. Thursday even
ing, June I.
Miss Clara f. Dyar will enter
tain Borussen Gesellschaft, Friday
afternoon, May 26, in the Country
club. The annual election OF Off
Ter Heberlein will give an illustrat-
cd talk in German on The German
mind in the history of music" Sc
lections will be given by Mrs. He
berlein AT the piano, William Yunck,
violinist, and A. Edison Laing. bari
tone.
The Notre Dame University club
OF Detroit. will give supper and
informal social evening. Thursday
evening, May 81, at o'clock, in the
abbey room OF the Detroit Athletic
club. John 6. Ewing, former pro-
fessor OF history in the university.
will preside. The affair will be open
to all alumni and former students
OF the university. Plans will be
made during the evening to send
Detroit delegation to the annual
commencement exercises OF the uni
versity i'm June. James f. Sanford
is chairman of the entertainment
committee.
In the exhibition OF selected
paintings by American artists now
on view in the Museum of Art, there
are a number of notable prize win
ners among which are: THE Heir
LOOM by Karl Anderson, the Wal
ter Lippincott prize in the Pennsyl.
vania Academy Of Fine Arts: ZAP
cles," by Myron Barlow. Of Detroit,
gold medal at the Panama-Pacific
exposition: Afternoon" by II. Sloan
Bredin, second Hallgarten prize in
the National Academy OF Design:
"The Peacock Girl" by F. Edwin
Church, the Thomas b. Clark prize
in the National Academy Of Design:
"The Strollers.' by Arthur Crisp,
the first Hallgarten prize in the
National Academy Of Design. A
Summer Day" by Robert n. MIS-
BET. the Julius Hallgarten third
prize In the National Academy Of
Design: Marion OF Hewn Oaks.
by Douglas Volk. the Thomas X.
Proctor prize in the National Acad-
envy Of Design The pictures will
remain on view during May.
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