The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-28

NV 20 IN strasourg's academy
Mrs. Campau Thompson will be the
hostess OF box party In the Temple
theater, Saturday evening.
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| The eighth annual ball OF the Rail.
way Express Employees will be given.
Thursday evening. No. 8, in the Light
Infantry armOry.
Mrs. Il. A. Ortiz and Miss NJ L. lar.
RAFT, or No. TOO Clinton-ave., will be
the hostesses Of a Halloween party,
Monday evening.
The Ladies' Arab Patrol will give
card party Wednesday afternoon, Nov.
2. In the home or Mrs. z. o. Knight,
No. Sbz McGraw-ave.
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A neighborhood pedro party for the
benefit OF a needy family in the dis
triet will be given, Friday evening,
at No. 1913 Twenty-first-st.
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Mrs. John B. Ford, OF No. 1890 Jef.
ferson-ave, will give a dancing party
Friday evening In honor OF Miss Tay-
Tor, OF New York, her house guest.
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The women members of the West
Warren Residents association will
hold rummage sale in the building
at ST. Antoine and Watson-stR.. Nov.
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Mrs. NJ H. Alden, No 732 Second
ave., will give an informal reception,
Saturday afternoon, from 3 to 5
o'clock, for Will Lexington Comfort,
the Detroit author, and Mrs. Comfort
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The Milk Fund association of Provi-
depce hospital will give a ball Friday
evening, Nov. 1S. in Strasburg's acad-
envy, tickets for which may be pro-
cured from Mrs. August Goebel, No.
"A Hendrie-ave.
The Thompson Home for Old Ladies'
will hold the annual donation day, re-
ception, afternoon tea and sale of holi-
day articles, In the home, Friday, Nov.
4. A musical program will be a feat
ure OF the reception.
Miss Marie Trueman, a popular pub
lie school teacher, was pleasantly sur
prised, Wednesday evening, by a num-
Der of her friends on the occasion OF
her birthday anniversary. The party
was arranged by Mrs. r. H. Post.
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The Detroit Western High School
Alumni association will give the an
nual dancing party, Friday evening,
Nov. IL, in Strasburg's academy. Spe-
cial decorations are being planned and
the party will have many distinctive
and novel features. The reception
committee consists Of one member
from each OF the graduating classes
OF the Western High.
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St Joseph's College Alumni associa.
tion will give the annual dancing par
ty, in January, in Strasburg's academy,
as decided at a meeting held Thurs
day evening, when the following Off.
GERS for the ensuing year were elect
ed: Honorable president, the Rev. B.
Austin; president. Frank A. Weber,
90; vice-president Frank w.
Schwartz. '99: recording secretary,
Chas. N. Reichling OF; corresponding
secretary, Walter H. Huetter, OF;
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treasurer. Theo. J. Becker, OF; direct
ors, John N. JantZ, Jr., SO; Edw. j.
Diedrich, OF; John d. F. Schaefer,
90; Ray. J. Jungwirth, '0s.
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An interesting exhibition of pastels
and water colors is now open to the
public in the main gallery OF the
Museum of Art, the first exhibition In
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French painter Of note. About 70
pictures are shown, representing the
best OF the artists work. II was
through the good Offices of a mutual
friend In Paris that Director Grifith.
Of the museum, was enabled to secure
the exhibition for Detroit. II IL one
OF the most important, from many
points Of view, that the museum has
ever hRd, In the estimation OF Director
Griffith. The eighteenth annual series
OF Sunday afternoon free lectures will
begin Sunday afternoon, at $3.50
o'clock.
All Saints church, Windsor, was
beautifully decorated with white chry-
santhemums and palms, Thursday
evening, for one OF the most fashion
able weddings of the year, that of
Miss Verene Curry, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Curry. to James Barber
Mcleod, OF Toronto. The church was
filed with guests. The ceremony was
performed by the Rt. Rev. David Will
liams, Bishop OF London. The bride,
who was gowned In white satin and
pointe lace, was attended by her
younger sister, Miss Gladys Curry and
four maids, two OF whom wore gowns
Of pale blu and two, pale yellow. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a large recep-
tion was he'd in the Curry home, No.
165 Oueette-ave, after which a dance
for the young people was enjoyed I'M
I'll late hour. Mr.. and Mrs Mcleod
will make their home in Toroneo
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Pink cosmos and ferns formed the
charming decorations OF the recep-
ton rooms OF the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank W. Eddy, No. 32 Stimson-
pl, Thursday evening, for the mar
rage OF their daughter, Miss Marian
Eddy, to William Colburn Standish
The Rev. j. Percival Huget, OF the
First Congressional church oficiated.
The bride was gowned in white satin
and rose pointe lace, her long tulle
veil fastened with orange blossoms.
Her bouquet was OF lilies of the val.
ley and white orchids. The bride was
attended by her three sisters, Mrs.
Fred s. Munger, Mrs. w. o. Mundy
| and Miss DorothV Eddy who wora