The Detroit times., 1910-10-15
IN SOCIETY

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Mrs. campau Thompson aud Miss
Adele Palms Campau. who have been
In Europe since the spring. will return
to Detroit. Saturday.
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Mrs. G. Harvard Murphy viii give
card party. Thursday afternoon, Oct
70, In honor oil Miss Marion Eddy, one
OF the Octooer brides.
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James r. Whitney, OF Winter Hill,
Boston, formerly OF Detroit, Is the
guest OF his sister. Mrs. c. A. War
rem. No. 7s9 Cass-ave.
The City of the Straits hive, No.
4oS, l.. .. I. M. NJ. will give q pedro
party and hop In their hall. No. 30
Grand Riyer-ave., Monday evening.
Oct. II.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Bromley and
Bert Jones, OF this city, left Friday
morning for hunting trip In tn.
woods OF northern Michigan, near
Mckinley.
Two popular and much entertained
visitors to Detroit at present are Miss
Chase, Of Fall River, Mass, and Miss
Todd, OF East Orange. N. j.. who are
the guests Of Miss Isabelle CLANCY.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Whitney Beals ant
children have taken the home of Mrs.
Henry G. Hubbard, No. 217 Seyburn-
ave.. for the winter. Mrs. Hubbar
viii spend the winter in Asheville.
N. c.
The wedding OF Miss Catherine
G.. Waldo. No. 106 Canfeid-ave. west.
to George Edgar Naylon, will take
place In the brides home, Saturday
afternoon.
Services In memory OF departed
members were part OF Fridays pro-
gram In the seventeenth annual dis
trict convention OF the Woman's Re-
lief Corps which closed Friday even
ing In G. A. II. hall. The 1911 con-
vention will be held in Rochester
Mich.
A substantial sum will be added to
the building fund of the Woodward
ave. Baptist church house. as the re-
suit OF the entertainment given.
Thursday evening, in the lecture
room of the church. by the whatsoever
club. A burlesque court trial for libel,
written by John Udy Lean, mem
Der OF the club. was cleverly presented
and created much amusement.
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An afternoon tea and exhibition Of
some recently acquired novel and
beautiful examples OF the work OF the
foremost workers In handcraft In the
country, will be given Saturday after
noon, in the rooms OF the Society Of
Arts and Crafts, In the Knowlson
building. The social committee OF the
society Is az follows Mrs. Theodore
Fletcher, Mrs. +. G.. Baldwin, Mrs
George T. Hendrie, Mrs. Sanford
Grape. Mrs. Francis T. Dwyer and
Miss Cady.
The Detroit Esperantos perfected
permanent organization Thursday
evening. In the Y. NJ. C. A., hall. and
the following officers were elected;
President. Dr.. III. w. Yemans; vice
president. Miss Margaret Mears; sec
retary-treasurer, DR.. Tobias Sigel. The
constitution as presented by q com
mittee appointed for that purpose was
adopted. = The club. will meet every
Thursday evening. In the Y. M. c.
A. hall. and classes will be formed
for the study of Esperanto. The ON
GERS or the club especially invite the
general public to attend the meeting,
Oct. 20.
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Archibald Jackson, a newcomer 20
Detroit's music colony, made his nrst
public appearance, Thursday evening
when he gave a song recital. In the
Church Of Our Father. before large
audience. Mr.. Jackson disclosed a
peculiarly musical baritone, especial.
iy adapted to the singing OF sacred
music. He gave program OF oratorio
German and English songs. and an
italian aria, in all OF which he sus-
tanned the fine reputation which pre-
ceded him to Detroit from Berlin
where he has studied and maintained
a studio for some years past. In the
opinion of those who heard MIN
Thursday evening, Detroit is TO De
congratulated upon having added Mr..
Jackson to It's musical ranks. Mrs.
NJ. ID. Bentley played sympathetic ac-
compartments.