The Detroit times., 1911-11-23
Social and Personal

claire, tuesday evning, Nov. 20
The Ladies' Sewing society will give
card party Thursday afternoon. IN
the Hannah Schloss Memorial build
ing, Whist and bridge Will be played.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. +, Lambert and Miss
Marjorie Lambert, who spent the past
three months motoring in Europe
have returned 20 Detroit
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Rainey. VINO
have made their home on the Pacific
coast the past two years, have re-
turned to Detroit. and are at home
at No. SO Canheld-ave. west
Mr. and MRS. Dexter NJ. Ferry en-
tcrtainod 40 OF the younger married
set Tuesday evening. at dinner and
bridge in their home. No. l040 Wood
ward.ave.
Mr. and Mrs Jonn 4. Macdonald
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Helen r. Smith, TO
Alexander l-entz. The marriage VIII
take place Thanksgiving day
The annual sale and supper OF the
Womans association OF the First
Congregational church will be held
Thursday afternoon and evening, in
the chapel. A turkey supper will be
served from $50 10 8 o'clock
The annual dinner OF the New Eng
land society will take place Monday
evening, Dec. rs, in the Hotel Pont-
chartrain- Irvine Bachelor. the Yam
kee fiction writer, will be the guest
OF honor and the chief after-dinner
speaker, giving talk on The cheer
fulness OF the Yankee"
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A gold medal oratorical contest viii
be held in the Fourteenth-ave. Bap-
fist church, Thursday evening, under
the auspices OF Liberty w c. I. u.
The union met, Wednesday afternoon,
in the parlors Of the church, and lis
tened TO an address on Narcotics,
by Or. |. 5. Norris.
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The Mchigan.Yale Alumni asso-
citation members will gather in the
University club. Saturday afternoon,
when Geographic reports will be re-
ceived OF the Yale-Ilaryard football
game There will be a beefsteak sup
per at $50 O'Clock The board of
governors OF the club has extended
the privileges of the club to all Yale
and Harvard men for the occasion
As an expression OF sympathy TO
Mrs Herman Dey, whose father, C..
j. O'Flynn, was buried Tuesday. the
Detroit Society for the Study and
Prevention OF tuberculosis adjourned
its regular meeting Tuesday after
noon The next meeting will be Dec.
10
The Young Men club of St Paul'a
Evangelical church will celebrate the
sixth anniversary Of its founding with
banquet, Thursday evening, in the
church parlors. The following fine
array Of speakers have been secured:
" w. Wedemeyer OF Ann Arbor,
postmaster; =. H. Benzien. who will
give an address on Looking back
ward" Mayor William h. Thompson
on The young man and the city
the Rev Sherman l., Divine, The
young man and the church." ii. L.
Wunderlich. Looking forward"
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Edwin Hughes, head of the piano
department OF the Ganapol School OF
Musical Art, will give piano recital,
Thursday evening in Ganapol hall.
This will be Mr. Hughes only recital
this season He will play a most at
uactiYe program. including compost
tons by Beethoven. Schumann, Chop
in and List. The List numbers
were placed upon the program in com
memoration Of the pianist-composer s
centenary and are infreqlently heard
List compositions, The recital is
open TO the public and tickets may
be procured at the woor.
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A unique birthday party was given
Tuesday afternoon by Miss Frances
Stevens, the l2.year-old daughter OF
Or Rollin H. Stevens and Dr. Mary
Thompson Stevens, in her home, No.
30 Pingree-aye Miss Stevens invited
IS Of her young classmates TO n
"suffragst doll party" and as the hos
tess is an ardent believer in equal
suffrage, The party convention was "a
serious discussion of the progress OF
the cause. The decorations were in
yellow, the suffrage colors.
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The Detroit branch of the United
States Civil Service Retirement com
mission will meet Friday evening, at
S O'Clock, in the Hotel fuller, for Il
discussion Of many questions OF mo.
ment to all civil service employees.
Those present will be addressed by
Congressman Frank f. Doremus, ~.
w Wedemeyer Of Ann ArbOr; An.
drew w Mckee New York, president
Of the national association. ana &. G..
kellogg, superintendent of the reg
istry division in the Detroit postoffce
There will be music and good cigars.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Boris l.. Ganapol VIII
give an informal reception Sunday at.
ternoon from to o'clock, in Cana.
pol hall, TO meet Prof. Adam Ray
Tyler.
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yellow bebe chrysanthemums and
yiolets formed the beautiful table
decorations for the debutante lunch
con. given Wednesday, by Mrs h. c..
Whitney in her home. Cedar Hall.
Crosse Pointe in honor OF her house