The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-31
IN SOCIETY

The Delta Tau Delta club. recently
organized, will give a banquet Satur-
day evening. I'm the Hotel Cadillac.
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Mrs. Annie l.. Andrus, for many
years prominent in w. c. L. L.. work,
in Detroit and Michigan, will leave
Detroit shortly TO make her home In
Miami Fla
Charles w. Pickell, Detroit man
ager OF The Massachusetts Life Insur-
ance Coz. who leaves shortly for Cali
fornia, will be the guest OF honor at
a dinner. Thursday evening, in the
Hotel Cadillac.
| A crowded audience witnessed the
amateur production Of the drama.
'Strongheart." Sunday evening. In
Holy Redeemef parish ball. and much
applause was given those taking part.
The performance will be repeated
Monday evening,
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! Mrs. William Hendrie, OF Hamilton,
Ont. who is the guest OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Ledyard. was the
guest of honor at dinner in the
! Country club. Saturday evening. OF
which Mrs. Franklin H., Walker was
the hostess.
The Michigan State Normal college
graduates annd teachers who reside
| in Detroit and those who will attend
the Michigan Teachers association
convention, in Detroit, the end OF the
| week, will hold a banquet Friday
| evening. in the Hotel Cadillac, which
hotel will be headquarters for the
convention.
Reservations for tables In the hotels
and cafes Of the city, for New Years
Eve are being made already. Festiv-
tiles In public places TO speed the de-
parture of the old year and welcome
In the new, have become very popular
and quite the accepted thing to at
tend.
Detroit White Shrine of Jerusalem,
No. 20. will give a pedro party TO
| members and friends, at the home OF
Mrs. Anna Schnitzel, 81 Trumoull.
ave-, on Wednesday evening, Nov. /.
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The annual reception and donation
day of the Thompson Home for Old
Ladies. will take place, Tuesday.
| Tables of fancy and practncal articles
| will be presided over by young society
women, throughout the day. begin
ming at 10 o'clock in the morning
During the afternoon, a string orches-
| ira will play. and supper will be
| carVad from IN O'clock
| The rehearsal of the West Warren
| Residents Minstrel club, TO nave been
held Monday, has been postponed un-
| I'll Thursday evening, owing TO
death in the family of one OF the
members.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Sullivan, No,
1876 McClellan-ave.. are among those
rare, happy couples in this day and
age who have been able TO weather
domestic storms for half-century.
land for the past week they have been
receiving the congratulations and
good wishes of a score OF relatives
land friends on their sixtieth wedding
anniversary. Mr.. Sullivan is 80 years
of age and Mrs. Sullivan 75, and they
have six of their nine children liv-
ing; Is grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
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The Windsor Dramatic club will
present the French drama of the pa
triots,' Felix Poutre," in st. Joach.
inns parish hall, Detroit, early in jan
uary, under the auspices of the Fed.
Grafton of French societies.
Miss Beatrice Forbes Robertson.
the wellknown English actress.
daughter of Ian Forbes Robertson and
sister of Johnston Forbes Robertson.
the well-known actors, will give a
talk on suffrage, in the green room
OF the Hotel Pontchartrain, Tuesday
afternoon, Nov. IA, at 1890 o'clock
under the auspices OF the League OF
Equal Suffrage Societies OF Detroit
Miss Forbes-Robertson has forsaken
the professional stage for the present
| TO lecture in behalf Of the equal suf-
fragists.
The first party OF the season OF the
Junior Fortnightly club was given Sat
urday evening, in Clark's dancing
| academy. The affair was a Halloween
function and one OF the surprises of
/ the entertainment committee was the
appearance OF Harold Jarvis. who
sang several songs I'm his best voice.
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Mrs. Janet Mckenzie Hill, the well.
known culinary expert. writer and
editor OF the Boston Cooking School
magazine, will give three lectures on
cooking, with demonstrations. Nov. 8.
and 10, in the y. NJ. c.. A. Members
OF the domestic science classes OF the
association will be admitted free to
Mrs HIS lectures, but a nominal fee
will be charged the general public.
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An illustrated lecture on "The Pas.
sion Play will be given Tuesday
evening, in Chaffee hall. BY Mrs. Ella
Keith, of Worcester, Mass, assisted
by Miss Woodward, of Boston. Mrs.
Keith attended tho nIay In nI,or,,,