The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
In SOCIETY

DIR. r. T. williams. No. Sl4 Bowles
building. has gone TO Grand Rapids
Tor few days visit.
The Protestant Orphan asylum's an
nual reception, sale and supper took
place, Thursday afternoon.
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The second annual informal dancing
party of the Detroit Postofiice clerks
will be given, Thursday evening, Nov.
"a, in Clark's academy.
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DIR. u. L. NJ Bristol will entertain
the Michigan Authors association In
his home. No. 80 Pingree-ave.. Thurs
day evening, Nov. IL.
The annual musicale and afternoon
tea OF the Thompson Home for Old
Ladies' will take place. Friday after
noon. Miss Hope Smith Mrs. Mark b.
Stevens and Finzels orchestra Will
provide the music.
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st. Mary's Collegiate Sorosis will go
10 Monroe. on the special car Yolande,
Saturday afternoon, to take part In
the celebration TO be held In St Mary's
academy there, In honor OF Bishop
FNoleys birthday anniversary.
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Mrs. II. T. Morley formally present
cd to society her daughter, Miss Abbie
Morley at a tea, Wednesday afternoon,
in the Morley home, No. 80 Peterboro-
81. Following the afternoon reception,
a dinner was given for the assisting
young women and In the evening, an
Informal dance.
The first battalion OF the First In
fantry, National Guard, gave an ath-
letic entertainment, Iednesday even
Ing, in the Light Guard armory. to
which ladies were invited. The pro-
gram included wrestling, boxing, rope
climbing. tent pitching. relay and
equipment races.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Southwick.
No. $50 Second-ave., have returned
from a four months European trip.
Mr.. Southwick says that the name OF
Theodore Roosevelt is almost a house
hold word all over the continent and
that people look upon him as the big
hero OF the United States"
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The Detroit Equal Suffrage club
will hold the regular meeting Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Century
bunding. The club will listen 10
paper on Social hygiene" Following
he regular program the committee In
charge of the lecture to be given by
Mrs. Philip Snowden, in the Church
bf Our Father. Nov. II. will meet to
complete arrangement for Mrs Snow
lens visit.
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One OF the most original entertain
ments OF the season will be the
Mother Goose Fair, TO be given In the
Detroit opera house, Friday. from 10
10 O'Clock. At the close OF Thurs
Jay evenings performance OF The
Nollies of 1910" workmen will take
possession OF the theater and by 10
clock Friday morning. the interior
will be completely transformed The
lair Is given for the benefit OF the East
Side settlement.
Children from the various orphan
gylums and similar institutions OF the
ity were the guests OF St Mary's Aid
ociety, Thursday afternoon, at the
axaar now being held under their
uspices in the Wayne Gardens. A
pecial musical entertainment was pro-
1deu Tor the little ones and special
treats" given them. The bazaar has
zen we'll patronized during the week
Thursday evening the Twenty-sixth
Infantry band from Fort Wayne will
rovide the music.
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Two unusually fine exhibitions OF
aintings are on view in the Museum
4 Art. that OF the Frenchman 81
WIZ and Birge Harrison the Amerl-
an landscape artist. In the Harrison
Exhibition are 81 canvases, all of them
emarkable for their originality,
trength and beauty. Mr. Harrison is
specially successful in the painting
Il snow scenes. He has a number Of
hese, painted in and around the old
ity OF Quebec. Perhaps not in the
istory OF the museum has there been
Within it's walls exhibitions OF greater
Worth than the two above mentioned,
nd picture-lovers will miss much that
worth while IL they permit the work
4 these artists 10 come and go with
tut acquainting themselves with their
beauties. Both will remain fortnight
onger.