The Detroit times., 1916-04-03

president. George w. Murdock; sec
rotary, ID. w. Mcmillan; treasurer.
John Merrill; executive committee.
Frank Cody. Joseph Corns, Edgar c.
Thompson, George Parker.
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A recently completed addition 70
the German Protestant Home for
Orphans and Old People was dedi.
Gated Sunday, with informal cere-
monies. The addition contains dor
mitories. manual training rooms,
laboratory, shower baths and pool
room
An indoor circus and vaudeville
under the direction OF Dr. A. L. Nc
Phee, will be held in the Wayne
gardens. April s. and 8. under the
auspices OF Moslem temple. The
Arab patrol exhibition drills will be
a feature. accompanied by the Arab
band. The best amateur acts In the
city. as we'll as number OF irst
class professional performers, will
give the programs.
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Mrs Jefferson Butler will take
charge OF q class for the outdoor
study OF birds and botany. under the
direction OF the Detroit Y. W. c.
A., the first meeting 10 be held Sat
urdsy afternoon, April s. Prelim.
mary 70 the opening OF the class,
Mrs. Butler will give an illustrated
talk on birds and flowers" Tues
day evening. in the I. w. c. A.
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Gen. o. NJ. Poe W. r. c., will give
a patriotic entertainment. Friday
evening April IA. in the Hotel Stat
Ter ballroom. One of the principal
numbers on the program will be the
playlet Gettysburg. by Percy
Mackayc. which will be presented
by Mrs Harriet Story Macfarlane,
Mrs. Edwin S. Sheriff.. Mrs Lillian
Lachman Silver. the Rev. Chester b
Emerson and Archibald c. Jackson.
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The Indiana, Ohio, New York and
Kansas societies. OF Detroit will join
in a stag banquet and entertainment.
Thursday evening, April 6, In the Ho-
tel fuller. Edwin DENLY will act as
toastmaster. The committee in
charge includes DR. c. f. Simpson.
New York society. F. w Boswell.
Ohio society: A. c. Downing. In
diana society; o. l.. CLANCY Kansas
city.
A musical revue with about 300
amateurs taking part will be pro
duced in the Windsor armories.
Thursday and Friday, April p and
rs. under tho auspices of Border
chapter. Daughters OF the Empire.
The proceeds will be devoted 10 the
Red Cross and soldiers relief work
OF the chapter. The revue called
at Can BE Done is made up Of
songs. dances and pretty stage
groupings.
Tho Shakespeare tercentenary will
be observed by the Tuesday Musi-
Gale. Tuesday morning. April 4, in
he Hotel Statler. The program will
be given by Miss Theodosia Eldridge,
violinist: Mrs. Clarence r Simpson,
soprano Miss Margaret Mannebach,
pianist: Mrs. Leslie G. Lt,nDorn. so
prano; the Chaminade Ladies' quar-
tet. Mrs. Edwin s Sheriff.. Miss
Ada Gordon and Mrs Marjorie Gle
land Deyo win be The accompanies
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Miss Emily Chylinski. pianist, will
give graduating recital, Wednes
day evening. April 5, in the y. w. c.
A. auditorium, assisted by Mrs. F. u.
Pasternacki. soprano. Miss Chylin-
ski has studied piano with Miss Hat
tie Groneman, and on number of
occasions has appeared in public
with great success notably at the
Polish Relief concert. when Nine.
Agnes N%ing. the noted Polish so
prano. and Nine. Wassily Heymar.
the Polish violinist were the leading
artists. Miss Chylinski is n niece of
Mrs. Pasternacki. who will sing at
the graduating recital
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The first regiment Knights OF st.
John, will give n reception and ball,
Monday evening, May In the Ho-
tel Pontchartrain. The committee
on arrangements includes Frank p.
I.orang. w. A. Ia Ponty. Leo Ziske.
William f Ruedisuell. Caspar Shit
gen. Ernest w Scringer Joseph F.
Paddock. Louis z. Binsfeld, An
thony Kramer, Frank c. Belts.
Henry Schmitt. William Donahue.
Joseph Prasek, William Heimbuch,
Joseph j. Treppa, and Caspar
Schultz.
A delightful concert was given
Saturday evening, in the Hotel Pont-
chartrain by the Trio de Lutece, OF
New York, under the auspices OF
the Chamber Music society OF De-
troit. The society presented the
trio in a young peoples concert Fri
day afternoon, in the Central high
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