The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-16
Social and Personal

Mr and Mrs. julius Stroh and fam
,ly are expected in Detroit this week
from a six months tour OF Europe.
Mrs. +. f. Vonable. of greensboro,
KY. who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James +. Shaw, In the Pasa-
nens apartments, left Tuesday, for
her home.
Miss Anita Hesly, OF Chicago, is the
guest OF Miss Marguerite sullivan, No.
iS1 Jeiferson-ave. Miss Sullivan viii
give an afternoon reception for Miss
Healy. Monday afternoon, Nov. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gray gave
a dinner Tuesday evening, in the De-
troit club. in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Bruce. OF Manila, who are
the guests OF Charles NJ Swift. Crosse
Pointe Farms.
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Dorothy Waterman. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore " aterman, OF
Albany, y. Y, TO Charles \. Waldron.
Of Syracuse. formerly Of Detroit and
son Of Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Waldron, No. 1877 Seminole-aye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 3. Joy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Truman II. .Sewberry and their
niece. Miss Gladys Newberry, left for
New York, Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Newberry will visit Mrs. Wallace In
Rye, n. Y, before sailing for Europe,
Nov. 20.
A program OF songs, recitations and
monologues will be given Thursday
evening, in the auditorium of the Y.
w. c. A.. for members and friends,
by Mrs. Frank Albert Spies, soprano,
and Mrs. Charles F. Larned.
Several parties OF Detroit young
people and their chaperones will at
tend the Yale Princeton football game
In New Haven. Saturday. One party
to leave Thursday will include, Mr..
and Mrs. John b. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman - Depew, Miss Elizabeth
Miller, Miss Stella Ford. f. Leyden
Ford and Alpheus Chittenden.
The Harvest dance" given Tues
day evening, by the members OF the
Knights OF Columbus for their fam
lilies was one of the most enjoyable
affairs yet held in the handsome club
house. The decorations and supper
menu, and costumes of the guests
carried out the harvest idea.
Signor Guiseppi Bartolotta will give
an illustrated lecture on Voice Gull
ture," Monday evening, No. 20, Tor
the mems chorus of the Mendelssohn
club. The lecture will be free and
anyone interested, outside OF the club
members, is invited TO attend.
The annual congregational supper
Of Bethany Presbyterian church Will
take place, in the church parlors,
Thursday and Friday evenings, OF this
week. from 5: 80 to 1880 o'clock. The
two evenings are necessary in order
that all the members OF the congrega-
ton and their invited guests may en-
Joy the supper.
o.
The Milk Fund association OF Prov
idence hospital will give the annual
ball. Thursday evening, in the knights
OF Columbus hall. The hall and 9TH
err rooms in the temple to be used
for the function will be beautifully
decorated, and many novelties will
be presented during the dance pro-
gram
The annual fan meeting or the
Michigan Whist league will be held
| in Lansing. Thursday and Friday OF
this week. Among the Detroiters who
will attend are: Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
Stellwagen. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
NJ
A Commons. Mrs. p E Slick, Mrs. F.
| j. Stout, Mrs. w. n. Gould. Mrs. w
| II. Speaker, w. ID. Ellsworth w. b.
Battelle. H. d. Marks, Harry Wyma,
IL. w. McCausey and ]. w. Bradley
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J The Twentieth Century club will
have a full club meeting Thursday aft
| ernoon at 2:30 O'Clock, in the Cen
tury building, entertaining the mem
beers OF all other Detroit women
clubs and the members Of charitable
and philanthropic boards, in the city.
Miss Emily Dinwiddie, OF Trinity set
Element New York city, will give a
talk on settlement work in Greater
New York. Following the program,
tea will be served. Owing TO the
| presence in the Century building of
the annual exhibition OF the Detroit
Florists club, it was decided TO hold
the meeting in the Church of Our
Father until the discovery was made
that the constitution OF the club for
bids regular meetings being held in
sny other place than the clubs own
home. The beautiful floral display will
have 10 be crowded into smaller
space for a few hours, during the aft
crnoon to make room for the club
women and their guests.
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Despite the stormy weather the
| first concert of the Detroit String
quartet this season, attracted a good
sized audience to Temple Beth FL,
Tuesday evening Miss Myrtle Elvyn,
Young pianist who has won the
,, favor of concert audiences in other
cities Of America and in Europe, was
the visiting pianist, and created de-
cidedly favorable impression The
members Of the quartet were given q
warm welcome The new second vio-
lin. Georges Pierkot. proved all that
could be desired. The organization
played a Beethoven quartet and new
quintet by Hugo Kaun with Miss
Elvyn at the piano Miss Elvyn gave