The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

meeting win 10 PRECEDED q .
O'CLOCK. by ~. Hums's nlusesUAsl
talk on MASKS ana marSunsetsn.s
which win be frss TO the vuhlAs
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Under the dirsctfon a. Miss Dshsl
Perrin. the nrst of q series a. physi-
cal culture programs BY pupils q
The Detroit schools was given m
day evening. m Oass Technical high
school gymnasium Games, drills
and folk dances formed the pro-
gram. which was enjoyed and ap-
plauded by an audience that filled
the auditorium. Similar programs
win be given wednesday evening.
April %, In the Nordstorm school.
and Friday evening. April 81. in
Central high.
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PM Theta Phi sorority will give
an Informal dancing party. Saturday
evening, In the Parkview Athictic
club for the benefit OF the Red
Cross. A the dansant was given In
the club Saturday afternoon. and
Sunday afternoon a program OF sac
red music win be given by Prof
Racicot OF SIS Peter and Pau
cathedral. Members OF the club will
take part In an indoor circus 10 b.
given In the clubhouse Thursday
and Friday evenings, April q
and "a,
The Misses Mixter, of Philadel
phia, will present their charming
entertainment, the miniature dolls
opera and play OF Cinderella" Mon
day afternoon. at 4 O'Clock. in tn,
Hotel Statler ballroom. An orches
ira win play the music OF Mas
senet's score 10 the opera. Each Of
the dolls is named for well-knowi
opera singer with Mary Garden II
the role OF Prince Charming anC
Maggie Teyte as Cinderella. TIL,
AFFAIR il under the patronage of well
known society women. Tickets FOL
the performance viii be on sale a
the entrance to the ballroom Mon
day morning from 10 TO ~ o'clock
The proceeds will be devoted to the
social service department OF the
Children's Free hospital.
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An indoor garden party will b
given Monday afternoon. in the In
g1eside club, taking the place OF the
weekly informal tea Mrs. william
T. Lewis as hostess viii be assistet
by Mesdames William 0irfel
Charles w. Burton, Charles d Chad
sey. Milton T1bbetts. George John
ston and the Misses Agnes Burton
Laura Osborn, Ethel Robinson, Heller
Worcester. Katherine More. ans
Elizabeth Lloyd The Monday even
ing round table discussions hav,
been discontinued for tho season
Following the Thursday eyening din
ner, James Schermerhorn win speal
on THE soul OF city
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White snapdragon and whit,
sweet pease with feathery greener,
arranged in tall vases. formed Tho
attractive decorations for the prett,
home wedding Thursday afternoon
of Miss Bessie wreford Springer
daughter OF Mrs. Oscar Mortims1
Springer. 10 Francis Hendry Breene
formerly OF New York, which tool
place IN the home OF the bride,
mother. No. $40 Larned-st east Th'
Rev. ]. Frederick Fitschen, Jr.. pas
ftor or JefferwonaVe. Presbyterian
church. oflciated. There were n,
guests. Miss Springer was unat
tended and was given in marriag,
by her grandfather. william wre
ford. William Baxter WEXFORD
cousin OF the bride, was best man
The bride wore a Lucille gown o
white taffeta and delicate pinl
Georgette crepe and Maltese lace
and carried an old-fashloned lace
frilled bouquet OF pink rosebuds ant
lilies OF the valley Mr. Breene. wh'
recently came TO Detroit TO engag,
In the steel industry, IS graduate
OF the Colorado School of Mines
and member OF the Beta Thetl
Phi fraternity. He Ia a son OF tn
late John r. Breene, Of New York
and nephew Of Peter NJ. Breene. o
Denver. former governor OF Colo
RADIO. Following an eastern wedding
trip. Mr. and Mrs. Breene will be a
home with Mrs. Springer until thei
apartment on Jefferson-aVs. &
ready for occupancy.