The Detroit times., 1911-10-09
in SOCIETY

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General o. NJ. Poe, womans Relief
corps, will hold a special meeting. In
q. A. r. hall, Tuesday afternoon, Oct.
10, at 1880 o'clock.
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The first meeting of the Alliance
Franchise will be held in the green
room OF the Hotel Pontchartrain, Sat
urday evening, Oct Ia. II. CASTOR
Arnoult, OF Chicago. will give an IL
Illustrated talk on LES chateoux de
France" Walter c. Boynton will play
a group OF cello solos and Mrs. Alice
Calder Leonard, soprano, will sing
French operate aria. The evening
will close with French conversation.
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The joint Masonic association, an
organization of all the blue lodges
OF the Masonic temple, will give the
first dancing party OF the season.
Thursday evening. Oct. IL. in the
temple
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Homer Warren delighted an audi
ence OF young women gathered In the
Y. w. c. A. auditorium, Friday even
ing, for the first OF series Of week
ly meetings, to be known as "the cur
rent events class" Mr.. Warren spoke
on The growth OF woman's power"
and gave an address that interested
his eager listeners from first TO last
word. Then for good measure he
sang The Sword or Bunker HILL" and
Abraham Lincoln's fayorite song.
Your Mission. Next Friday evening.
DR.. Collin H. Stevens will be the
speaker.
DR.. William A. Spitzley, the we'll
known Detroit surgeon, has returned
from Europe, where he has been at
tending clinics and visiting noted hos
pitfalls and surgeons since June. DIR.
Spitzley says that American physl-
clans are received with the greatest
courtesy by the surgeons OF Europe
and given every possible aid and en-
enlargement to acquire the knowl-
edge which prompts their visits to the
old world centers.
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One OF the merriest parties the
Mobiles OF Moslem temple. Mystic
Shrine. and their ladies nave ever en-
joyed was the barn dance given FRI
day evening, in their honor. by Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence w. Smell, In the
new barn of tie Smell creamery plant,
In Highland Park. The decorations
were OF the fields and woods and made
q charming background for the jolly
dancers.
Two ENGAGEMENTS Of interest TO De-
troit society are made public, those
OF Miss Ruth Katherine McChesney,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor
McChesney. OF Everett Wash. to Muir
b. Dunaeld. OF Detroit. and Miss
George Mason Beckley, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Beckley, OF 81.
Louis, Mo-. TO ]. Farrand Williams, OF
Detroit.
"A large dinner party was given, FRI.
DAY evening, by Miss Mary Harry
No. 50 Eliot-st., In honor Of Miss Har'
riett Bronner and Joseph Harry,
whose marriage will take place. Wed.
nesday, October IL. Miss Bronners
bridal party will include q number OF
classmates from the school which she
atenden in Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson
and who are now her guests.
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The Michigan branch OF the Nation
al Plant, Flower and Fruit guild has
esta blished an ONCE at No. 81 Males
and In order to bring the
objects and practical phiIanthropic
purpose OF the guild before the pub
lie, Mrs. @. z. Paul. OF New York,
executive secretary of the guild In
that city, will give an address, FRI
day afternoon. Oct 10, In the Cen
fury building. The work OF the organ
ization OF the Detroit guild is In the
hands OF Mrs. w. A. McGraw, Mrs.
Henry ]. Hartz and Mrs. George
tombstone.
A reception was given Miss Marie
Perrault, the Detroit artist in the
Museum Of Art, Saturday afternoon.
on the occasion OF the opening OF an
OF the artists work. Miss
Perrault has spent the past six years
In Holland. In addition TO Miss Per,
rault's interesting collection Is an ex.
by Alexander Robinson. a well
known American painter, whose fame
has been won In Europe, like SO many
OF his artist compatriots. Both exhibl.
tions are worthy the attention of ev-