The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-08
Social and Personal

the I@dbltIu oldIs VIII give pSuIo
party, Wednesday, at $3.50 p. IN, in
the o. f. 5. temple No. 1920 Wood
ward-ave. The committed in charge
includes Mrs. George Courville, Mrs.
John Crossan aud Mrs. Donnie.
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The Northwestern Business Mems
association has completed arrange
ments for It's annual banquet, which
will be held in the dining room OF the
Williams Bros. picking plant, the
evening of Nov, l6. The principal
speaker Will be Victor Berger, OF Mil
waukee. the Socialist congressman
Other speakers will be Congressman
Doremus and Mayor Thompson. The
association voted in favor OF having
the ceremony OF laying the corner
stone for the new Northwestern high
school held OH Sunday. and has
agreed on tentative plans for the cree
ton of an association building.
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The Polish Falcons society will
erect a fine new club house on Forest
ave. east near Chene-st., al cost
OF $4,000. The building will be
equipped in thoroughly modern
manner. and will include reading and
recreation rooms. gymnasium, bowl
ing alleys, parlors. dining room,
kitchen and all OF the other details
necessary TO the comfort of a club
house.
Concordia society. said TO be the
Oldest musical society in the city,
gave a concert in Concordia hall,
Monday evening, for the members,
their families and friends. The pro-
gram was in German and had for
soloists, Miss Helen Chrysler and
Frederick Lodge. Dancing followed.
Supper, conversation and music
marked the seventh annual reunion
OF the Bible students of the Y. NJ. C.
A. classes, Monday evening in the as
ISOLATION building. Prof. w. ID. Hen
derson. of the University of Michigan.
and DR. c. o. Hoyt, of the Michigan
State Normal school, were the prin-
cipal speakers.
The annual election OF officers of
st. Andrews Benevolent society was
held Monday evening in the societys
club rooms, Congress-st east. with
the following result: President, John
Henry: vice-president, Robert Wat
son; second vice-president, Peter Will
son. recording seeretary,. ID. It. Rod
ger financial secretary. George A. l..
Watson: treasurer, Alexander Wat
son; trustee. Robert Gerrie: auditor.
w. A. V. Edward librarian. Mathew
Wilkinson. The annual church SER
vice OF the society will be held Sun
day Dec. 3, in Calvary Presbyterian
church. with the pastor. the Rev.
Mac II. Wallace. preaching the SER
mon. The annual banquet will take
place in ST. Andrews hall, Monday
evening, Dec. 4.
The Woman's Guild OF the Church
oil me Messiah, will hold bazaar in
the parish house, Wednesday and
Thursday afternoon and evening.
The annual bazaar in aid of the
Sacred Heart academy, No. 322 JEFF
ferson.ave., will be held Friday. Dec.
i, in the academy, from / to 6 O'Clock.
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A pretty luncheon was given in the
Detroit club, Tuesday noon. by Mrs.
John VI. Hinchman. in honor of Miss
Mary Hnchman O'Brien. The guests
were young debutantes.
One OF the fine minstrel perform.
ances for which the Knights OF Equity
are noted, was given Monday evening.
In the auditorium of the club house,
before an audience that packed the
place. The performance went with a
dash and spirit that greatly pleased
the large audience. Those taking
part were all members of the Knights
OF Equity.
Miss Grace l.. Coppock, Y. w. c. A.
secretary in Shanghai, China, is in
Detroit this week. the guest of the
local association. Miss Coppock was
the guest of honor at "a reception,
Tuesday afternoon, in the home OF
Mrs. David Whitney. Jr. No. S25
Woodward-ave. Miss Coppock is sup
ported in her work in China by the
Y. w. C. AS of Michigan. Next year
the Detroit association. expects to sup
port its own secretary in Shanghai,
as an assistant TO Miss Coppock
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Moslem temple, Mobiles OF the Mys-
tic Shrine, will entertain members
and their families with a compliment
tary concert Wednesday evening, in
the auditorium in the Masonic temple.
The program will be given by a com
pany of six entertainers called The
Anitas
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An informal dancing party will be
given in the Masonic temple Wed.
nesday evening, BY Palestine lodge,
+. & a. NJ.
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Mrs. s. Olin Johnson gave recep-
ton Monday afternoon in her home,
No. Sc Rowena-st for the members OF