The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-18
Social and Personal

DIR. John Cowper Powys, OF Cam
bridge. england. will give the second
lecture on English literature In the
Church on Our Father, Saturday even.
ing. al S:l5 O'Clock. DR.. Powys Will
falk on wordsworth. This eioduent
and polished speaker so enthused his
hearers last Saturday evening, when
he gave the first lecture I'm the series,
that when he finished the applause
brought him back to the platform
several times.
A studio musicale will be given by
pupils OF the Mcdonald School OF
Music, No. $40 Cass-ave., Saturday
evening, at s o'clock. when the FOL
lowing will contribute the program:
Misses Margaret Orr, Edith Read,
Myrtle Mcdonald, Beatrice Rudduck.
Edna Billings, Hazel Winters and
Messrs. Raymond Dulitz and William
a stone. Francis A. MAYHEM, head OF
the piano department, will play Rlch-
ard Strauss musical setting TO Tenhy-
sons "Enoch Arden" giving an out
line OF the poem as he plays the score.
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The prettiest of settings was pro-
yided for the lovely gowns OF the
women guests Of the ball, given
Thursday evening in Columbus nall,
fer the benefit Of the MIX Fund OF
Providence hospital The function
was a large and brilliant affair, the
+ d, Jor and music perfect the
supper delicious and the contingent
OF e-C.lg men numerous AS re
SIT OF tie stecess OF the ball. the
tlrt mi al
TO It's credit.
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N'r and Mrs. Frederick ]. Norris
W sc a ball. Friday evening, Dec
Ssur sla Century building, 20 intro.
d. FTc'ety their niece. Miss Cor
dc 1'rd al.
Cir. and Mrs. +. J. Sarmiento 'sll
e. sceH On, THURSDAY atterno H.
Ir "a, e, TIER home. in Arlington
~ 70 Fcrira,ly prescnt 10 society their
DC ter. Mise Caro- Sarmiento,
80 oror of Miss Elise Moran. one
OF seasons dehutantes, Miss lIe'en
nv 1--WE a-T-THueT and theateF
Dc MONDAY evening.
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Alpha Delta sorority will hold
40 of fancy articles Friday after
me- md even ng, in the home or Mrs
C.. r Kanter. No 63 Ehot-st.. for the
be OF The Hospital School for
Cr'r cd Children
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grhe Altar society of IS. Peter and
Parre cathedral will give an oyster
s,Y,ner and entertainment. in the ca
thedral hall, on Parsons-st., Friday
eyering. Dick Lynch, Eddie McGrath
ard Hiss Marion Kennedy will pro-
yito the program numbers Supper
will be served at $3.50 O'Clock
A reception will be given in the
Museum of Art Saturday afternoon,
from 3 TO 5 o'clock. in honor of two
well-known artists. Paul Honore and
Arthur l.. Jaeger and TO view the ex-
hibition of studies and sketches for
mural decoration by these two ar
lists. The exhibition will remain
throughout the month.
,Mr.sand Mrs Christian, Leidch have
returned from Europe. In this jour
ney. Mr.. I,eidich made his fifty-ninth
visit toDEurope.
Mr.. Weirs. OF the La -ins Co. OF
Buffalo, and G. Grosvenor Dave, OF
Washington, d. c., will be the speak
ers for the Adcraft club meeting,
Thursday evening. Nov. %. E. st. FL 1
mo Lewis. was the speaker for the
weekly Target talk, Thursday eve
ming. in the club rooms.
An entertainment for the benefit of
the philanthropic work OF the Detroit
Review club will be given Monday af
ternoon. Nov. 20. in the Century
building at 2 o'clock.
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A reception and tea was given in
the Century building, Thursday after
noon by the Twentieth Century club.
in honor Of the members of all other
wonaen's clubs in the city and 10 meet
group OF notable speakers. Miss
Emily Dinwiddie, of Trinity settle
mcnt. New York, was the principal
speaker. and was followed by Luther
EssLovejoy and the Rev. Eugene r.
Shipper.
bazaar and festival i'm Fisher
Methodist church, Thursday evening.
attracted large crowd and business
vas brisk at the safieus tables and
booths, where holiday articles were
attractively displayed. The bazaar
viii continue Friday evening and sup
per will be served from to s O'Clock. |
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