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

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Ionso dance. Saturday evening, In
III home IN walkeryille.
a number OF smart dinners VIII be
||<cn Friday evening previous to Mrs.
ruman II. Newberrys musicale IN
% Country club.
The knights OF Columbus will give
harvest party. Tuesday evening,
Nov. IA. In the club house.
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Congressman Frank F. Doremus
|<IlI address the members OF King
Evrus chapter, X. A. NJ, at the month
|> smoker In the chapter rooms, Tues
|ay evening, Nov. "a.
The Henry George association OF
Detroit will meet Monday evening,
f Nov. 10, at s o'clock in the Y. M. c. a.
6eryself TO have supper and discuss
Tho ThomI son- Hutchins proposi-
Ion"
A talk will be given by Mrs, Philo
~ Hall on "A journey TO the West
indies and British Guiana" in the
cbildren's room Of the public library,
Saturday afternoon, Nov. IL, at
| o'clock.
The Builders and Traders ex
/ |change members will give a dinner
|Wodnesday evening, Nov. Is, in the
I11Iiott-Taylor- Woolfenden cafe. Pros
fcuting Attorney Hugh Shepherd will
be the guest of honor and speaker OF
the evening.
MRS. o. e. Butterfeld will be the
hostess OF two suffrage teas Satur-
Iday and Monday afternoons, In her
home No % Putnam-ave. The teas
|are In the series TO be given by wo-
men interested In the suffrage move
rnent in Detroit
Mrs. May Leggett Abel violinist,
and Archibald g. Jackson, baritone, OF
THE Michigan Conservatory of Music
star, gave the first faculty concert
& of the season, Thursday evening in
the Church OF Our Father.
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Miss GLADYS Newberry who has
been the guest of relatives for
+ month past. will leave the first Of the
week for RIVE. ". ", to visit friends.
. early In December Miss Newberry
VIII so TO Switzerland.
Austin Y. Ladue, who went abroad
. two months ago with Mrs. Ladue 10
f visit their daughter, Mrs. Benton Pier
SOL In Berlin, has returned to De-
. froit. but Mrs. t.adue will remain in
. Europe until after the holidays.
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Nine. Emile Dambrine, OF the
4 Theatres du Gymnase et Varieties, /
OF Paris, will give program of reci- Z
fatfons and monologues for the Al
Nance Franchise, Saturday evening, In /
4 the green room of the Hotel Pont- !
|chartrain. There Will be music also
and French conversation will close
the program.
Mrs. William Swinburne, wife OF
Rear.Admiral Swinbourne ot. the U. 5.
M, is the guest of Mrs. b. c, whitney,
at her home, Cedar Hail. Crosse
Poinfe. Miss Virginia Jefferson, OF
louisville, KY, viii arrive Saturday,
10 spend the winter with Mrs. Whit
ney, who will introduce her TO society
n debutante luncheon.
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Professor Alberto Clot. OF the Uni
rersity OF Palermo. lectures Friday
evening al 7:45 in the First Presby-i
'terian church. The lecture, which is
accompanied by stereopticon views,
ir descriptive OF the struggle and re-
ligions unrest in Italy. No admission
charged While in Detroit Prof. Clot
Is the guest of the local Waldensian
society.
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Miss Grace l.. Coppock. OF Shan
ghai, China, will be the guest OF the
Detroit Y. w G. A.. al a banquet Fri
day evening at o'clocl;. Miss Cop
peck is supported in her cost as Y.
w. C. A. secretary in Shanghai. by
the associations Of Michigan. After
the banquet. Miss Coppock VIII tell
OF her experiences and work in China.
The marriage of Miss Irene Ever
sen, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
Eyersen. TO Alfred Jorgcnsen took
place Thursday evening, in the Dan !
ish Lutheran church The ceremony l
was performed by the Rev ole Am /!
BILE. of Gowan, Mich, the clergyman I.
who ofhciated at the wedding Of the !
brides parents.
Practical bulb planting will be |
shown public school children, Friday (
afternoon at the public garden. John .
R.-st. and Kirby-ave., and again on .
Monday afternoon at 3:l5 O'Clock at .
the west side garden, West Grand /
blvd. and Lawton.aye. Pupils their .
parents and the rrb,ic generally are ,
urged TO attend these demonstrations /
which will be held under The guspices ,
Of the home gardening committee OF .
the Twentieth Century club
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DR. John Cowper Powys, OF Cam I
bridge university. England will give
the first lecture IN a series on life
motives in English literature, Satur-
day evening. in the Church OF Odr9
Father DR. Powya is a newcomer TO
Detroit, but is well known in the
world OF literature and university cir
cles. He will come 20 Detroit from
Chicago, where he has been giving
series OF lectures in the University
OF Chicago DR.. Tovhs' subject TO-
E Saturday evening viii be Sir Walter
\ Scott Interpreter OF Scotch romance,
life and literature
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The weekly target talk Of the Ad-
craft club Thursday evening, was Civ
en- by Frank Farnsworth. whose sub
feet was "The functions Of an adyer.