The Detroit times., 1910-10-01
IN SOCIETY


Mrs. George williams Moore and
Miss Katharine Moore will leave NEXT
week TO spend the winter In New
York.
The annual harvest supper OF st.
Mary's Episcopal church will be held
Tuesday evening, Oct. 4. from TO
o'clock.
Miss Simpson, OF Boston, arrived
Saturday, to be the guest of Miss
Anne Wilson over the Wilson-Will-
Jams wedding. which takes place Oct.
8.
Miss Corrine Brodin and Chester A.
Jeltz were married, Wednesday. by
Justice OF the Peace Louis OFT, and
have taken up their residence at NO.
328 Hastings-st.
Miss Anne Wilson, whose marriage
to Wood Williams takes place Satur
day. Oct. 8, will be the guest OF honor
at q luncheon to DO given Friday, Oct.
4. by Mrs. r. G. Stoepel.
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A number Of Detroit friends Of Mrs.
Edward A. Skae left by special car,
Saturday. for West Wind farm. Pom
tiac. as guests OF Mrs. Skae at q
luncheon given In honor OF Miss Un-
derwood, Of New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Alger have
returned from>a fortnigfft's trip to
New York and Boston, and will give q
large dinner party In their home In
Crosse Pointe Farms, Monday even
ing. In honor Of the Duke and Duchess
del Monte.
Mrs. +. G. Chidsey and Miss Helen
Chidsey have returned from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Mckay. Mrs.
William Elliott. Mrs. Walter Buhl,
and Edward w. Bissell, returned, Sat
urday, from q months motor trip In
New York state.
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A reception will be held Monday
evening, from to 10 o'clock, In the
New Thought church, No. AZ Winder-
ST., to meet the Rev. Margaret La
Grange. former pastor Of the church,
who Is on her way TO her home In Los
Angeles after q trip around the
world.
The marriage OF Miss Maude H.
Gray, daughter Of Mrs. NJ. e. Lindsay,
to Jay 7. Black, was performed in the
parsonage of the North Woodward
Christian church, by the Rev. J. T.
McGarvey, Tuesday, Sept. q. The
couple are now at home to their
friends at No. 2033 Woodward-ave.
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"The Grand Canyon Of ARIZONA" will
be the subject Of an illustrated Ice
ture by Nat M. Brigham. In the Church
of Our Father. Saturday evening, Oct.
s. opening the seasons series OF Uni
yersity Extension lectures which are
an annual feature of the church's &C
tivities.
The whosoever club Of the Wood
ward-ave. Baptist church will give
mock trial entertainment, In the lee
ture hall Of the church, Thursday
evening, Oct IL. at 8 o'clock. The
sketch to be presented, The Model
Moot Court Trial." was written oy
John Udy Lean, q member OF the CLUB.
The MycolsxicX dub viii give an
outing to Romeo Sunday. leaving on
he & O'Clock car An exhibition and
meeting win be held Monday even
Ing. In the Scrippso branch library
when DR.. o. e. Fischer VIII give
talk on the recent unfortunate fatal
ties connected with mistaking poison
GUS fungi for mushrooms.
Among the early debutantes OF the
season will be Miss Alice Irene Ford'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Il.
Ford who will be presented at q tea
given in the Ford apartments. In the
pasadena. Saturday afternoon, Oct. 20.
and Miss Abbie Morley, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Morley, NO. oo
Peterboro-st., who will be introduced
Wednesday, Nov. 2.
Mrs. Jennie VOORHEES,, OF Plymouth,
will speak In Central M. Il. chapel,
Friday afternoon, Oct z, at 2.3o
O'Clock. under the auspices OF the
Central w. c. T. u. Mrs. VOORHEES,
will tell about the Worlds w. G. T.
II. congress In Glasgow last sum
mer to which she was a delegate and
also her Impressions Of the Passion
Play at oberammergau. which she at
tended.
The first board meeting Of the De.
troit EQUAL Suffrage club was heio
Thursday in the home Of the presi.
dent, Mrs. Hinton Spalding, No: lle
Boston-blvd., and plans were outlined
for the clubs winter program. Tne
flrst regular meeting of the club VIII
be held in the Twentieth Century
building Friday afternoon, Oct 7, at
3 o'clock. when Mrs. Mary l.. Doe. OF
Bay City, state organizer OF the
Michigan Equal Suffrage association
will discuss the question DO women
want to voter Mrs. Doe will also
give her experiences in the suffrage
booth during the state fair.