The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-07
Social and Personal

Sherman G.. Kingsley, general super
intendent of the United Charities. OF
Chicago, Will give talk on open
air schools" in the Detroit opera
house. Tuesday afternoon. Nov. IA. at
o'clock. The lecture will be under
the auspices of the Detroit Society
for the Study and Prevention Of
tuberculosis, which this winter will
take up the work OF establishing open
air schools in Detroit.
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Allan Wallace. OF Omaha. Neb.,
well-known among railroad men and
former resident OF Detroit, has ac-
cepted the position OF general traffic
manager of the Philip Carey Co, Gin
cinnati. Mr.. Wallace severed his con-
nection with the Grand Trunk rail
road to go TO Cincinnati
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Originality in decorations and sup
per table appointments will be one OF
many attractive details about the ball
to be given by the Milk Fund asso-
citation of the House of Providence,
Thursday evening, Nov. 16, in Co
lumbus hall Mrs. Louis Hamper is
general chairman OF the ball com
mittee.
The ladies OF the Boulevard Con
gregational church will hold the an.
nual bazaar, Thursday and Friday.
Nov. 0 and 10, in West Warren hall.
Supper will be served Thursday
evening from ) to s o'clock.
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A charity card party will be given
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of the University of Detroit. under
the auspices OF the Married Ladies
sodality of SIS. Peter and PauPs Je-
suit church.
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Nine. Emile Dambrine professor or
diction and defamation in the The
aires due Gymnase ct des Varieties
in Paris, will give a recital, before
| the Alliance Franchise Saturday even
ing. Nov. II, in the green room OF the
| Hotel Pontchartrain On the same
program. B. r. de Montigny Gingras
will sing, and Mrs. Daniel Wells play
| a piano concerto.
| In connection with the Wayne Rol'
Ter rink, dancing floor will be open
] ed TO the public. where dancing may
be enjoyed every evening, except
Sunday, from 80 to 1880 o'clock.
The dancing will not interfere in any
way with -the-raller- rink, which Is
open every evening from 1880 TO
| 1890 o'clock.
The amusing comedy "A Race for
a Million" was gwen in ST. Joachim $
parish hall, Sunday evening, by mem
hers of the congregation. The piece
was creditably presented and won the
applause of a large audience. II VIII
be repeated Monday evening.
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The Detroit Motor Boat club gave
the annual Halloween party, Satur-
day evening, In the club house. In
the afternoon about 80 ladies enjoyed
card party dinner was served at b
q, clock and informal dancing filled out
the evening. The club house was APP
propriately decorated.
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The nineteenth annual series OF
Sunday afternoon talks on art ana
travel opened in the Museum OF Art.
Sunday, with Director A. II. Grifiith
as the usual guide. Holland was
the subject, and it proved most in
teresting one. Mr. Griffith visited the
little country of windmills and dykes
last summer, and the stereopticon
views shown were from photographs
made BY himself. The subject VIII
be continued next Sunday.
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An exhibition of the work OF &.
Harry Allis, Detroit artist, who has
been in Europe several years, viii
open in the Museum OF Art. Thursday
evening. Nov g. An interesting let
ter received by George IL. Barbour,
director of the museum, from an
other Detroit artist, Arthur julie
Goodman, now in London, tells OF u
portrait he has just completed oil
Beerbohm Tree, in the character OF
Macbeth" which has won much
praise