The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-10
In SOCIETY

The Ladies' Arab Patrol will hold
cake sale. Saturday afternoon, at
No IL Grati0t-aye.
The Ladies' Altar society OF st.
Leos church will give pedro party,
Thursday evening, In tue school hall.
The ladies OF Scovel Presbyterian
church will hold a sale I'm Diamond
temple, Friday afternoon and even
ing. serving supper from $3.50 TO s
o'clock.
Miss Ada Freeman. probation off,
Ger in the Juvenile court, will address
the Central W. c. T. L., Friday after
noon, at 230 o'clock, In the Central
NJ. Il. chapel.
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Pearl Robinson, daughter of Mrs.
+. T.. Robinson. to Arthur M. Gibson,
the wedding TO take place, Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 90
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Detroit COmmandery No. /, knights
Temhar. will give a dancing party.
Thursday evening, In the Masonic
temIle, in honor OF the sixtieth ami
verary Of the commandery.
concert will be given in Melon
aids academy, Wednesday evening.
NCember l6. for the benefit OF the
Vim Leuven Browne hospital-school
fC crippled children.
Miss Julia Peck and the Misses
Carretson will be the hostesses OF
studio reception. Friday afternoon
and evening, at No. 40l Woodward
ave
TYe Farrand school January gradu-
atiLE class has elected the following
others President. Kenneth Thorn;
vic4president. Charlotte Torrey; sec
retay. Edwin Frank. and treasurer
Paul Dunn.
The Liberty w. c. T. u. will hold
mohers' meeting in the home OF
Mrs. essie Spangler No. 663 Anton
ette-st Friday afternoon, at 2:SO
o'clocl Mrs. F. b. Cutler will have
charge OF the meeting, which Is open
to all
Mrs. u. j. Jones and Mrs. Frances
f. Preton, Of Detroit left Thursday
noon nth a party OF about twenty
womeI from all over Michigan. for
Baltimre. TO attend. as delegates, the
Nationl w G.. T. L. convention to
be hel in that city. Nov. II to IL.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Nc
Donne daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
amesMcDonnell. of Brighton, Mich.
10 Waer NJ Thomas, was celebrated
in SIS Peter and Pauls cathedral, the
Rev |. J. Dempsey officiating, Tues
day. Nv. |. Mr. and Mrs Thomas are
residig al No. 1888 Warren-ave. west.
A elightful buffet luncheon was
evenly Mrs William Robins in her
home "Pentiey," Walkerville, Thurs
dav. rom / TO ; o'clock About l25
cues, we're invited 10 meet Mrs Mary
Pottr and Miss Potter. Of Philadel-
phia The reception and Glning-rooms
wer charmingly decorated In pink
chrSanthemums.
lie NJ. A. c. union, composed or
for4er students OF the NJ. A. C., VIII
Civ a stag dinner, Thursday evening,
in Harmonic hall. EX-Judge w. l..
Cpenter and John w, Beaumont,
bd prominent NJ. A. &. men, will
spak at the dinner, 10 which all NJ.
ADC. men are invited. whether mem
hrs of the union or not.
Prof. Charles Upson Clark, OF Yale,
ill begin a series Of lectures on
Spain-Its Art, History and Life, in
he Church Of Our Father Friday even
ing at g o'clock Prof Clark has ac-
uuifed knowledge of his subjects first
hand. having lived in Spain. Follow
IND the opening lecture, the remainder
of the series will be given Saturday
eyming. as follows; Nov. 10 and 20
AMI Dec. 3 10 and Il.
The first of a series o! three whist
eimes, conducted uhder the Howell
sstem Of scoring. will take place in
ne quarters OF the Detroit Whist club,
the Bowles building Thursday
evening. starting at o'clock. There
will be prizes for top score for each
game and a special prize for the great
sCst accumulative score. Mrs. G. F.
Bielman is in charge Of the game. All
minister's are invited.
The sale OF single tickets for the
Detroit Orchestral association series
of lconcerts opens Monday evening.
November IA. in the Light Guard
arnpry with the Theodore Thomas
orchestra, will begin Saturday morn
ing N Grinnell's box office. Season
tickee. with the privilege OF retain
ing tie same location for all of the
five Oncerts OF the series, will also
be or sale Secretary ~ j. Corey
will 6ve a lecture. Friday evening
in TIN Museum of Art auditorium,
on III, program numbers TO be played
by tlp Thomas orchestra The as
sociaton is promised a most SUCCESS.
full an brilliant season. the sale ~
ticket at present running over 81 900
aheadof the opening last year. There
are sill many good seats for the
seaso to be secured, the price for
the atire FIVE concerts being much
less han for single seats although
the sale of prices throughout is very
low.
.
MI Philip Snowden. who will lee
ture on Woman Suffrage in Eng.
land Saturday evening. in the
Chuch of Our Father. will arrive in
Detpit, Friday evening and, during
her stay will be the guest of Mrs.
Flosnce J. Spalding, No. III Boston
bolevard, Mrs. Snowden will come
to letroit under the auspices OF the
Detoit Equal Suffrage club. Tho fol
LOVING young women will usher Sat.