The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-15
IN SOCIETY


The ladies' auxiliary TO Cadillac
council. No l43. United Commercial
Travellers OF America, will give a card
party and dance, In their hall, No. 40
Michiean-ave., Saturday evening.
Dec. 3.
Mrs. Francis Il. Burns. great COM
maRder OF the L. o. +. NJ. M. attend.
ed the eighteenth anniversary OF the
Pontiac hive. last week, and trans.
ferred eighty per cent OF the member
ship from the old TO the new rate OF
insurance recently adopted by the
order.
The Knights OF Equity will give a
minstrel show i'm their new home,
Fort and Second-sts Monday and
Tuesday evenings The program
promises TO be one of the best ever
arranged under the auspices OF the
knights, whose efforts In the past have
set high standard in amateur min
strelsy.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall will be the
guest of the Detroit branch OF the Col
lege Equal Suffrage league, at lun-
cheon, Tuesday noon, in the cafe
OF the Elliott-TaylorWO Co.
store. All college women are Invited
TO attend Mrs. Sewall will spend
several days in Detroit, the guest OF
friends.
Nine. FRITZ Scheff and party were
interested listeners TO Herr Alexander
Helnemann's song recital In the Gar
rick theater. Sunday afternoon, occu-
plying the left stage box Mime Schen
will sing in the same theater Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. the
part OF Yum-Yum, in revival OF the
Gilbert and Sullivan opera, The
Mikado."
Word has reached the Detroit rat
rons OF Jacques Margolis, the violin
prodigy sent abroad last summer TO
pursue his musical studies, that the
little fellow has thus early sustained
the faith OF his friends in his talent,
by winning, in competitive examin-
alton, a place in the artist class OF the
Royal Conservatory of Music, Brus-
sells. Jacques is ten years old and
considered to have exceptional talent.
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The marriage OF Miss Catharine
Rowland to Willard Burnley. OF Troy,
n. Y, will take place Monday even
ing. in the home of Mrs. w. B. Per
kins. No. ~ Stmson.pl The Rev.
+. I. Galpin, of the First Baptist
church, will perform the ceremony.
The couple will make their home In
Troy.
One OF the delightful affairs OF the
season was the reception Saturday
evening, to meet Herr Alexander
Heinemann. OF Berlin, OF which Mr..
and Mrs George Lester Peocock.
were the hosts. in their home. No. 727
6econd-ave. A large number OF
guests responded to the invitations
issued. Herr Heinemann sang for the
pleasure Of those present and was
greeted with enthusiasm.
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The annual meeting OF the Society
of Arts and Crafts will be held in the
society's rooms in the Knowlson build
ing. Wednesday evening. Nov. lG, at
S:15 O'Clock. II is expected that dem
tie announcement will be made or the
opening of the school OF design. There
will be a full discussion of all mat
ters pertaining to the society's activi-
ties. Following the business meeting,
refreshments will he served.
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TIE Times Is in receipt OF the FOL
lowing: The officers and members Of
ST. Mary's Aid society take this or
portunity 10 thank all those who III
any way assisted in making the Car
piyal OF Nations given by them in the
WAYNE Gardens, such grand sue
= cess. Particularly is thanks due the
press of the city which gave so gem
erously of SPACE To which we attri-
butte. in a great degree, the success
4 OF the carnival
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The annual dinner OF the New Eng
land society will be held Friday even
ing Dec. 16. in the Hotel Pontchar-
train hall An informal reception will
he held at G o'clock and dinner served
a hair hour later. With Christmas so
near the decorations will be typical
NJ the holiday season. with holly and
Christmas greens, predominating.
Among the guests OF honor will be
Pishon Woodcock. OF Louisville, Ky.
and the Rev. Nehemiah Boynton. OF
Rrooklyn. both former Detroiters ana
members of the Detroit society.
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An unusually beautiful dinner was
given. Saturday evening, in the Coun-
try club. by Miss Clara f. Dyar with
the following as guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Warren, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il Cyrus f. Lothrop Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick NJ Alger. MIR. and Mrs. Herman
Dey, Mrs. Ralph Dyar. Winthrop
Dyar, and Allen and John Dyar. The
table was charmingly decorated in q
distinctively Japanese motif, with
s. yellow and white chrysanthemums,
crystal compotes holding huge
punches OF Malaga and Tokay grapes,
and candleabra shaded in soft white
silk. adding further TO the artistic ef
feet.
New Castle Official Is Detroit Visitor.
City Controller Lyman Hughes OF
New Castle Pa. called on City Con.