The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-19
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Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Maurice Mac
Farlane are In Cuba
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Mrs Harriet ~. Atterbury return
ed from Chicago. Sunday, TO her
home in Crosse Pointe.
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The last informal dancing party
OF the season viii be given by De
troit lodge, No. 7, shipmasters' as
sociation. Monday evening, In Pal.
estine lodge house
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Mr.. and Mrs. Murray W. Sales
and family have returned from Cam
den. $. C., and are staying in the
Country club until their home In
Crosse Pointe is remodeled.
The Anna Gordon w. @. It. u.
will meet Tuesday afternoon. st
o'clock. in the Miiitary-ave. Pres
byterian church. Mrs. Carrie Cost
dyke win be the speaker.
The social committee of the Y.
W c. A. win give q poverty
party" Thursday evening. March %.
in the association parlors. The
guests are requested to wear their
oldest clothes.
The Allsrdale W. @. T. u. will
meet Tuesday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, in the home OF Mrs. n. III.
Root, No. l5d Allendaleave. Mrs.
May E Butler will give a talk on
medal contest work OF the w. @. It.
u. and Miss Dorothy Lee win sing
There will be initiation OF new mem
bers.
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The United States Daughters OF
1912 will meet Tuesday afternoon.
in the home OF Miss Minnie Dryer.
No. l42 Forest-ave. west. Mrs.
Lucy Noble will give an illustrated
lecture on Java and the gardens of
the east" and Mrs. Henry b. Joy will
give talk on the Chevy Chase
training camp for women.
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4 Tota Bets chapter. Phi Sigma Chi.
! which recently acquired for club
rooms the attractive quarters for
morly occc pied by the Society Of
Arts and Crafts, No. 81 witherell-
st. gave a theatar party IN the Tenn
! ple lheater Saturday evening. follow
cd by supper and dancing in the
club rooms Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
/ Hawley acted az chaperons. The
annual spring dancing party OF the
chapter will take place Wednesday.
April IL, in Columbia temple. The
national convention OF the fraternity
will be held In Detroit in August
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Mrs Georgia Richardson Basker-
Vile pianist, Of Detroit. head of the
piano department CT the Ypsilanti
Normal Conservatory OF Music, and
James Breakly. OF the faculty, ap-
peared on a concert program. Sun
day afternoon, in the Museum of
Art The musicians won enthu-
siastic applause from the large audi
ence assembled Others on the pro
gram were the Misses Agnes Ward
oper. Phoebe Jefferson, Grace Emery
and Vera Richardson.
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The Ypsilsnti State Normal School
choir Of 200 voices, under the 0irec.
lion OF Frederick Alexander. gave
two programs OF sacred music, Sun
day afternoon and evening, in ST.
Paul's cathedral The choir is con
! SHREDDED one OF the finest choral
bodies in the country. and sings
ecclesiastical music especially well.
! The program included old italian
and Lutheran compositions. Russian
| liturgieal anthems and modern Ger
man anthems. The cathedral was
packed to the doors with many hun.
dreds OF persons unable to gain ad.
mittance for either program Ow-
ing 10 the length Of the musical
program In the evening. the Very
Rev Dean Edwards omitted his usu.
al sermon.
I An excellent program has been
arranged for the charity matinee in
Ferry Field theater. Monday. April
: IS, for the benefit OF the babies In
the House OF Providence. under the
direction Of Mrs. w ]. Kamman. In
addition TO the Aim featuring George
Beban IN "The Bond Between"
numbers will be furnished by the
Detroit University Chamber Music
association; duet between Fred.
erick y. Holiister and W. J. Fitz-
gtbbon. with Miss Clara Cooney. &C
companist; MIS- r. Ross Cation, Of
Windsor. and Mrs. Frederick !.
westrope. readers: Louis Columbo.
selection from al Travatore"
with Alex. Pepin az accompanist:
Mrs. N. M. Russell in songs and IN.
tie June Marguerite Davis and
Frank Dine m ia ZingareIla" Be
sides the members OF the House OF
Providence auxiliary under whose
auspices the affair is given. tick
ctr may be obtained from Brennsp's
Feather shop In the Washington ar.
cade.
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