The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-16
In SOCIETY


The Jefferson-ave. Bridge club will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Allen Atterbury.
Branch No. 236, l.. c. b. A. viii
give a pedro party and dance III
Knights OF Columbus hall, "Wednesday
evening.
Or. Y. u. Smith and VIII h. Wre'
ford are In Chicago attending the my
seventh semiannual reunion OF Or-
entail consistory, Scottish Hito
MasCns.
A chicken supper viii be gwen
"Wednesday evening in the Church OF
the blessed Sacrament, WOODWARD ana
Belmont-aves., by the ladies OF the
church,
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Providence hospital ladies auxiliary
will hold a pound party IN the emil
dren's ward of the hospital Sunday AT
ernOCn. Nov. 20, 10 provide Thanks
giving dinner for the children OF the
| institution The auxiliary will hold a
meeting i'm the hospital board room,
Thursday afternoon at , 30 o'clock.
The annual fair and luncheon of
the Jtfferson-aNe Presbyterian church
will De held all day Friday, In New
berry chapel Fancy and useful arti-
Giles of all kinds. suitable for holiday
gifts, will be on sale, and a warm
| lmcheon for men and women Will be
! berYed at neon.
Close To 81 900 was realized from the
MO performances OF the Knights Of
Equity Minstrels given In the knights
Iof Equity hail. Monday and Tuesday
Evenings, for the benefit of the build
Ing purchase fund. The shows were
Excellent amateur entertainments and
drew large audiences.
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A series OF institute lectures will
. be given in the Central high school
auditorium. Thursday and Friday al
ternoons. and Saturday morning. by
Prof. Frank NJ. McMurry. Of Colum-
bia university. The subject Will be
Teaching how TO study The lee
lures are free TO the public.
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Pink will be the color note of the
decorations for the large reception to
he given by Mrs Lewis II Jones,
Thursday afternoon, To- introduce their
daughter. Miss James Louise Jones.
The debutante will wear gown OF
white and carry pink rosebuds. She
will receive alone with her mother,
but a large beyy OF young girls will
preside al the tea and chocolate urns.
The Womans guild of St Pauls
Episcopal church has spared no pains
preparing for the annual sale and SUP
per TO be held IN the chapel, Friday.
from TO 9 o'clock. The various
tables will offer many practical and
fancy novelties in household and per
sOnal articles and gifts suitable FOR
Christmas. Supper will be served from
to o'clock
A very beautiful debutante ball is
being planned by Mr.. and Mrs. +. Lyds-
ton Newman and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lee Stanton. 10 introduce their daugh
ters, Miss Madeline NJ. Newman AMI
Miss Dorothy Stanton. The ball will
be given in the new hall and accom-
panying suite Of reception rooms of
the Hotel Pontchartrain, Wednesday
evening. Nov %.
The marriage OF Miss Marie FoOte
daughter OF William Foote. to Charles
II. Cooley. was celebrated I'm the home
Of the brides sister. Mrs Edward N'l-
Ter. Saturday evening. Nov. II. The
bride wore a dress of white lace and
carried brides roses. She was at
tended by her sister, Miss Augusta
Foote, who wore pale blue. John Man
sell was best man. After Dec. Mr..
and Mrs. Cooley will be at home al
No. 90 Elmwood-ave.
The first of the Detroit String quar-.
tets home concerts will he given
"Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock IN
Temple Beth Ell The organization
will play Mozart's quartet in ID minor
and Schilinss' quartet in + minor
William Rowland, baritone, OF the Uni
versity School OF Music, In Ann Ar
Dor. will sing Mrs. Z. $. Sheriff.
will he the accompanies The pro-
gram will begin promptly at o'clock
II will be repeated Thursday evening
commencing at SIS o'clock.
A sonata program was given in he
Hotel Pontchartrain hall Tuesday
evening. by Edouard Dethier violin
ist and Miss Carolyn Bcebe, pianist
before a small audience. Both play
ers proved themselves well-suited TO
sonata work. always difficult und"r-
taking and seldom making a popular
appeal. Miss Eva Mylott. an AUS
tralian contralto. sang a Gluck aria
and q group Of songs. The next con-
cert in the series will be given by
Dalton Baker. tenor, Tuesday even
ing Dec. 20.
Ernest Tnompson-Sctou viii SiFe one
of his Interesting and instructive illus
tra.ed lectures for children. Friday aft
ernoon at o'clock. in the Church OF
OR Father. the subject to- be Wild
Animals and the Small Boy In ;he
evening. MIR. Seton viii conduct a
grown.up audience To the Arctic re
gions via canoe. a trip he recently en-
loved and which resulted in the adding
Of valuable data TO the authentic
knowledge already possessed by the
United States aud Canadian govern
ments or this far north country Tick
cts for Mt Seton's lectures have been
placed az - cents for The afternoon
and % cents for the evening. and may
be procured al SheehaD's book store
or at the church door.
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The annual reception aud sale OF
the Salvation Army home. No. 500