The Detroit times., 1911-11-18

Cogsdill, of New York. and immedi-
ately upon her arrival in Rio will be
married to Austin Roberts. OF that
city, formerly OF Joliet H. Many
farewell affahs have been given-lA
Niss buttons honor the pas, fort
night, as she is very popular with a
wide circle OF friends
A large and merry gathering prom.
ises 20 hold sway Thanksgiving after.
noon and evening. in the Masonic
temple. when City OF the Straits
lodge +. & A. NJ, will give a native
and evening dancing party with 9
O'Clock turkey dinner. Dancing will
begin at 3 o'clock i'm the afternoon
and continue until midnight
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Friendship lodge. F. q A. NJ will
give an informal dancing party. in
the Masonic temple, Wednesday even
ing, Nov 20, from to ~ o'clock.
A unique Invitation has been sent
ont by Ashlar lodge, No. 81 +. & A..
NJ, as forerunner TO the dancing
party to be given Tuesday evening
Nov. 2l, In the Masonic temple. under
the auspices OF the lodge. While the
affair is strictly lnvitational the
privilege has been given lodge mem
bers Of extending invitations TO FIVE
friends The dancing program will
Eegin at 80 o'clock. and close at
midnight, with light refreshments
served at 1890 o'clock Tickets may
be had upon presentation of invita-
ton In Sanders and in Clayton's
clothing store.
Clyde Burroughs, assistant director
OF the MUSEUM OF Art will give the
regular Sunday afternoon illustrated
lecture in the museum auditorium on
Sentiment and it's place in pictures"
Many requests from widely different
PARTS OF the country have come to the
museum for copies OF the last bulle-
tin of the institution in which appear
I'd Director Griffith's article on
Household decoration" showing the
great interest taken in this subject
o
a large number or Detroit Masons
attended the celebration OF "Pastmas-
ters' night" of Windsor lodge, No, 40S.
4. f. e. A. NJ. Windsor, Friday night
banqeut followed the degree work.
feature OF the proceedings was the
presentation of handsome grand
lodge apron TO A. n. Petit. secretary
Of Windsor lodge, in honor of his be-
ing elected registrar OF the grand
lodge of Canada in the annual meet.
ing last summer f. s. Wigle, for
mer mayor of Windsor, made the pre-
sentation
The Bal Poudre given annually by
the District Nursing society an aux
Hilary OF the Visiting Nurses associa-
lion of Detroit. will take place in
Strasburgs hall, Friday evening, Dec
The Bal Poudre is given to obtain
funds for the support of two visiting
nurses, and for other assistance to
the association. Detroit supports at
present IL whiting nurses, whose
duty II is to care for patients who are
able to make small payments, and
Tor the INDECENT poor. The number OF
calls made on PAP patients last year
amounted TO 1887, not including the
work of two nurses supported by the
tuberculosis society Cleveland sup
ports ~ nurses, Chicago 81, Buffalo
90 Toledo 49, while Detroit, the
growth of which in other directions
is so great, has only II. There is no
provision at all for the suburbs.
3d.
Frederick Bennett Wright, editor or
Records OF the Past" Washington,
ID. c., is to give a series OF eight lee
lures, illustrated by colored stereopti-
con views. in the auditorium OF the
Central high school, under the
auspices of the history and science
department of the school The pro-
grams and dates OF lectures arc as
follows: Wednesday. Nov. %, p. m.
THE glacial period, especially in
North America" p. m. Children
have seen in different lands" We'd
nesday, Dec. 6, 3 p. m. Weather and
its forecasting;" s p. m, ION mule
back across Northern China and Man
churia" Thursday, Dec. Ia. p. M,
Earliest or Paleolithc man. How
long has man existed?" p. m. For
est conservation; Monday Dec. 49, 8
p. m, Ancient Egypt, its temples,
rulers and religion" s p. m, Pre-
Columbian Americans-A discussion
OF the so-called mound builders, clifr
dWelerS and AZtpCR I"