The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03
IN SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs Bertram c. Whitney
have returned from French Lick
Springs. Ind
Overseas club. new organization
whose membership is made up OF
britishers, will meet Monday evening
Nov. Z. at No. 1873 Fortst. west.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Smith. whose
summer home above Walkerville
burned few days ago, will reside at
No. 80 Medbury-aye., for the winter
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The engagement is announced of
Miss Eleanor Magdaline Baumgarth,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Florian
Baumgarth, No l2iS Canton-ave, 20
Victor Louis Campros.
The ladies OF Trinity NJ. e. church.
Highland Park, will give harvest
home supper. Thursday evening, from
q to o'clock, in the church pastors.
Mrs. Charles Leo Bruce will be the
hostess OF card party, Wednesday
. evening, in honor OF Miss Viola Il.
Moore and Francis b. Hurley. VIII )se
marriage will take place, Tuesday.
Nov. s.
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Miss Abbie Morley. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. IL. L. Morley, No 30 Peter.
boro-st., will be formally presented to
society, Wednesday. at a tea group
OF girl friends OF the debutante will
assist
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell -Alger AIR
and Mrs. Strathearn Hendrie, Mrs.
,1.Ig
Clark returned 10 Detroit, Wednes-
day, from the aviation meet on Long
Island.
Miss Katharine Reynolds, who late-
ly returned from years study In Eu-
rope, sang very pleasingly for the
Windsor Literary and Scientific so.
ciety, at the last meeting OF that or
Banization.
The marriage OF Miss Wilhelmina
STANCE, daughter OF John STANCE to
Herman Mullenhagen, Jr. took place
i Oct. II, in the residence OF the Rev
Mr.. Gehrke. The couple are at home
at No. 4Sl Catherine-st.
The Sweethearts will give the first
informal dancing party Of the season.
The Misses Olive Cook, Mary Cook
and Myrtle Farrar comprise the com
mittee on arrangements.
The annual supper and sale of the
protestant Orphan asylum, will take
place. Thursday. from until 8 o'clock.
There will be plenty of attractive hol-
iday articles on sale. and an excel
ent musical program given. From s
TO s o'clock, a hot supper will be
served.
Elaborate preparations are under
way for the Mother Goose fair 10 BE
held in the Detroit opera house all
lay Friday, in aid Of the East Side
Settlement The fair will open at 10
o'clock in the morning and close at
o'clock in the afternoon The booths
will carry out the ideas and person
ages of nursery rhyme tales.
Walter Bentley Ball, OF Rochester.
". Y, will give lecture-reeital Thurs
lay afternoon before the Twentieth
Century club, in the Century building.
MIR. Balls topic will be Folk songs
BIZ America" Mrs J. f. Maurice Mac
Farlane will give reception in her
ng, In honor q Mr.. Ball.
Several new Consignments OF hand
craft work I'm silver and jewelry has
Deen received by the Society OF Arts
and Crafts. and is now on exhibition
n their rooms in the Knowson build
ng. An especially attractive exhibit
that OF uncut stones, including some
exquisite specimens of amethysts,
bpals, tourmalines and quartz.
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A delightful Halloween party was
kiven Monday afternoon by Miss Ger
kldine Grinnell daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Grinnell, No 1896 Wood
Vard-ave delicious supper was
served at a table prettily and unique
v decorated with Halloween oddities,
ZACH little guest receiving favor OF
gold ring, pin or other trinket.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lester Peo-
ock No. 727 Second-ave have issued
invitation for a reception in honor of
alexander Heinemann the noted Ger
nan leider singer, Saturday evening,
Nov. IL, from to IL o'clock. Mi.
Ieinemann will sing in Detroit, in the
Jarrick theater. Sunday afternoon,
Nov. 10. Mrs. Peocock studied with
Mr.. Heinemann in Berlin.
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The Railway Express employees OF
Detroit will give the eighth annual
ball. Thursday evening, in the Light
infantry armory. The committee In
charge OF the ball includes H. Book,
". Charbeneau, I. 'Lorenzen, j. Nc
Donough and j. Wilson. The associa-
ion has for its membership employees
81 the United States, American, West
.rn. National and Pacific express com.
banies.
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