The Detroit times., 1910-11-05
In SOCIETY

A Scotch concert will be given in
st. Thomas Episcopal church par
Tors, Friday evening. under the au-
spices OF st. Agnes guild.
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The Assembly balls this season will
be given in the new hall in the Hotel
Pontchartrain. the first to take place,
Dec. 8, and the second, Jan. ..
Miss Fredericka Walker Swift will
be presented to society Saturday, at
buffet luncheon. to be given by her
mother. Mrs. +. w. Swift, No. 1875
John R.-st.
King Cyrus chapter, No. 1873. r. A.
NJ, will give a smoker In the chapter
parlors. Tuesday evening, Nov. s.
Judge Donovan will speak on The
golden age OF now"
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Miss Josephine Armstrong. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Edwin +. Armstrong, will
be formally presented at ball 10 be
given in the Hotel Pontehartrain,
Tuesday evening, Nov. %.
The bazaar being held under the
auspices OF the Order or the Eastern
Star in the temple, No. 1920 Wood
ward-ave., will close Saturday even
ing, and not Friday evening, as has
been stated.
The marriage OF Miss Susie Newly
10 Summer Tibbs. was quietly cele-
brated In the home OF the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Newly, No.
90 Mullett-st., Thursday evening. The
Rev. J. l.. Saunders. OF Pittsburg, Pa,
performed the ceremony.
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An Italian supper will be given Sun
day evening from to 9 o'clock in the
basement of the Church or the Holy
Family, Hastings and FORESTS, under
the auspices OF a number OF young
women teachers in the Italian night
school and Sunday school, In that dis
trict.
Mrs. A. +. F. White, No. 81 Alfred.
St. will give a reception Saturday al
ternoon. from TO o'clock, TO form
ally introduce her niece, Miss Gladys
Hamilton Van Court. The debutantes
OF the season will assist. Young men
have been included in the invitations
to the reception.
The first informal dancing party of
the season under the auspices Of Cor
inthian lodge, F. & A. M. was held
Thursday evening, in the Masonic
temple. The orchestra was concealed
placed in the very center OF the ball
room floor, an innovation that met
with appreciation and success.
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A large number OF Detroit guests
will attend the ball TO be given Friday
evening. in the Windsor armories by
Border Chapter. Daughters OF the EN-
pire. A special boat will bring the
Detroiters across the river after the
ball, leaving the Windsor dock at
2:30 o'clock. eastern standard time.
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over 200 youngsters from the or
phan asylums OF the city attended the
bazaar in the Wayne Gardens, Thurs
day afternoon, as guests Of ST. Mary's
Aid society, under whose auspices the
fair rs given. a special program OF
music and recitations had been ar
ranged for the children, and they
loudly applauded the entertainment.
A treat" OF ice cream, cake and
candy was provided, and there was
no doubt Of the thorough enjoyment Of
the little folk in the many good things
given them.
One OF the most enjoyable after
Moons in the history Of the Twentieth
Century club, was that OF Thursday,
when Walter Bentley Ball. of Roches-
ter. n. Y, gave a recital OF American
folk songs. Mr.. Ball has made a
great success in the Interpretation Of
Indian and Negro music. He added
TO the effectiveness OF group OF In
dian songs. Thursday afternoon, by
appearing in the costume OF the Zuni
Indians. Mr.. Ball possesses an ex-
celIent baritone voice of sympathetic
quality. and gave his program with
the aincerity of one deeply interested
in his work. Following the recital
Mr. Ball was the central figure OF an
informal reception.
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