The Detroit times., 1911-10-19
IN SOCIETY


Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p Larned are
spending a fortnight In New York.
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Mrs. j. +. Maurice Macfarlane, No.
IL Joy-st.. left Wednesday for visit
In New York.
DIR. NJ v. Meddaugh, left, wednes-
day, for Chicago to do postgraduate
work there.
DIR. and Mrs. G. f. Hood and Miss
Alice Angel. OF Adrian, are the guests
OF Miss Nutshell. OF Warren-ave.
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The women golfers OF the Country
club had luncheon, Wednesday noon.
with the women OF the Detroit Golf
club. Several matches followed.
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Mrs. Edward +. Lyon and daughter,
Elizabeth, No. ITO Taylor-ave., are
travelling In Kansas, with Mrs. Lyons
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis.
OF Jackson, Mich.
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Mrs. Henry L. Newman and chill.
dren, OF Newman, n. NJ, who spent
the summer with Mrs. Newman's
father, w. j. Chittenden, ST., at "Brae-
burn" Bloomfield Hills, returned to
their southern home, Tuesday.
o.
The annual meeting OF the Michi-
gan branch of the National Needle
work guild will be held Wednesday
morning. Oct 25, In the Palmer build
ing, Nashington-blvd., where also in
a vacant room on the second floor
garments will be received and sorted
all day, Thursday.
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The Detroit Motor Boat club will
give hard times party" In the club
house, Saturday evening, Oct. Fl, the
invitations TO the gupsts requesting
that the costumes worn be "the old
est and raggedest in the wardrobe
A prize will be given the lady wear
ing the most original dress.
Claude M. Harmon will address the
Baraca class of the North Baptist
church, Thursday evening, at 1880
o'clock, on Lights and shadows of a
real estate mans career" A gym
nasium class is conducted in the
splendidly equipped gymnasium OF
the church every Thursday evening, at
$3.50 o'clock.
A fine display of fall and winter
millinery will be feature of the fair
to be given Tuesday. Oct. "a. in the
home OF Miss Stella Ford, No. 1880
Woodward-ave., IN aid of the infants
ward OF the Children's Free hospital.
Many other novelties have been
planned for the fair. which will be
open 10 the public from 10 o'clock in
the morning until the same hour In
the evening.
Out OF So young men and women
who have received college education
in the University OF Michigan through
the aid OF the Detroit High Schools
Scholarship fund. % have entirely re-
paid their indebtedness to the fund.
according to the treasurer's report
presented in the annual meeting OF
the association, in the Hotel Cadillac,
Tuesday. The fund is maintained
through voluntary subscriptions, be-
quests, surplus from alumni reunions,
and members who pay $40 yearly for
five years. Each beneficiary fully un-
derstands that all loans are to be re-
paid at the earliest opportunity and
az collateral, his or her life is insured
In favor of the association, the policy
returned to the student after repay
ments are concluded. A gift OF $4,000
from a donor whose name Is withheld
was recently received by the associa-
ton. William A. Livingstone and
Walter Heavenrich were reelected
as trustee for three years.
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Mrs. Susan M. Sellers will lead the
study class of the Detroit Equal
Suffrage club, Friday afternoon, Oct
20. in Alliance hall. The subject will
be Michigan laws relating to women
and children" The club, which for
merly met in one of the committee
rooms of the Century building, has
taken Alliance hall for the regular
senfi-monthly club meetings, which
begin promptly at 1880 o'clock.
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The Detroit Theological club will be
the guests of the Ann Arbor Mycologi-
cal club. Sunday. Oct. %. The local
club will leave for the university
town, Sunday morning, on the NJ. G..
r. train, at 1925 O'Clock. The Detroit
club will hold a meeting In The
Scripps library, Monday evening, Oct.
90, when the specimens gathered
Sunday will be exhibited and dis
cussed.
The first meeting of the Affiliated
High School clubs OF Detroit. for the
current season, will be held Thursday
evening, In the Y NJ. G.. A.. at 8
o'clock, a supper at 8 o'clock to pre-