The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
fair are devoted to the charity work
of the church.

fair are devoted to the charity work
OF the church.
One OF the Jolliest parties promised
I'm the social activities of the Masonic
fraternity this season, will be the
Thanksgiving Day dance and dinner,
Nov. 30, In the temple, under the
City OF the Straits lodge. No. Asa +.
G A. M. The party will begin at $3.50
O'clock and will continue until mid
night. A turkey dinner Of the good
Iold-fashioned kind will be served at 8
o'clock. The committee on arrange
ments Is findlAs it's members be-
seiged with requests for invitations
and tickets.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the North Woodward Meth
odist church. will give reception to
the city presidents. Tuesday evening.
Nov. IA. In the home Of Mrs. Boda,
No. Ill Delaware-ave. The Queen
Esther circle OF the same church will
hold rally the same evening in the
home Of Miss Bernice Thompson, No.
17S Melbourne-ave.
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The annual congregational supper
OF Bethany Presbyterian church will
be given In the church parlors, Thurs
day and Friday evenings, Nov. 16 and
II, from 5:30 TO 7:30 o'clock. Owing
to the large membership, two even
ings are necessary to entertain all OF
the members and their friends.
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles r. Kuhn, No.
500 Hastings-st., are In Philadelphia.
where the doctor Is attending the
Clinical Congress Of the Surgeons of
North America.
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The social season in Windsor was
opened In brilliant fashion Friday
evening, with a military ball, In the
| Windsor armories, given by the TWEEN
! ty-first Essex FusilierB- The full dress
uniforms of the soldiers and of their
guests, the officers of the Twenty
sixth infantry at Fort Wayne, and OF
the Michigan National Guard, We'd In
brilliancy with the gowns OF the WON
en-. The decorations included q lib
eral use Of the Stars and Stripes with
the Union Jack Many society PEG
pie OF Detroit were among the guests
Polish citizens living In the vicinity
Of Superior and Rivard-sts. made mer
ry all day Saturday In honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Laskowski, pop
ular Polish couple, whose fiftieth wed
ding anniversary was the occasion o.
the festivities. The couple will be the
guests Of honor at a dinner to close
the gaieties.
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About 200 young women dined to
Q. A. in honor of Miss Grace Coppock
the Michigan Y. w. G. A. secretary II
| Shanghai. China. Following the din
ner, Miss Coppock gave an interesting
address on her work, the efforts anC
progress Of the association among tn,
women OF the city.
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The home and school garden DOM
mtttee of the Twentieth Century club
has awarded the following prizes tc
public school children who have
taken part in the growing Of flowers
and vegetables the past season: Fol
| best attendance at garden classes dur
| ing season, prize of years subscrfp
| ton to Garden magazine, Helen
| Schultz, Wingert; George Fead, Win
CERT; Ethel Rowe, Garfield; William
Carnegie, Farrand; best garden work
first prize OF set OF garden tools, Olive
Osgood. Garfield; Jonathan Farmer
Farrand; Mardourine Walker, Nc
Graw; Stanley White. Wingert: SEQ
ond prize, large photograph of pub
| lie garden at West Grand-blvd. and
Lawton-aves., Title Tranzlauer, Gar
field; Frank Weber. Farrand; Grace
Beaubien, Estabrook; Karl Poosch
| Wingert. Honorable mention for ex
cellent work: Dorothy Beck. Gar
field: Joseph Snyder, Holy Rosary
! Margaret Wilson, MeGrsw Ethel
| Clarke, McGraw: Dorothy Westlake
wingert. The schools receiving a
years subscription to the Garden mag
azine for excellence OF effort: Irv
| ing. Palmer. Garfield, Farrand. Nc
Kinley. Goldberg, Estabrook, McGraw
and Wingert