The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-07

The Woodward Social club will give
the first informal dancing party OF
the season Thursday evening. in
Chsffee hall.
Naval circle. No. "a, Ladies OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic, will, give
a we olde tyne" dancing party,
Thursday evening, In GA r. Memoir
ial hall.
o.
The Central w. c. T. IT, will hold
the regular meeting Friday afternoon
at 1880 o'clock. in the Central Metho-
dist chapel.
The annual holiday bazaar and sup
per of St Adams Episcopal church.
Highland Park, Will be held Thursday
afternoon and evening A chicken
supper will be served from $3.50 TO
$3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. w r. Croul and Miss Rowena
Croul are the guests of Mrs Bernard
stroh, Crosse Pointe. Mrs Stroh
will give a luncheon in honor OF Miss
Croul. Thursday.
The Young Ladies' Bible class OF
Arnold Methodist church. will hold
bazaar and supper, in the church par
lors, Thursday and Friday afternoon
and evening.
The Ladies' Aid or the Mary Pal
ner Methodist church, McDougall-
\ ave, and Champlain-st.. will give
chicken supper In the church dining
room on Thursday, Dec, Z, from $3.50
to 1880 p. m.
o.
The Twentieth Century club will
h give an Afternoon with Shakes
peare." Thursday afternoon, at $3.50
\ O'Clock. in the Century building. The
program will offer readings and songs
and will be followed by tea.
The West Warren Minstrels will
give an entertainment in Worthwhile,
FRIDAY evening A special interurban
Fl car has been chartered and about rs
\ Of the ministries and their friends
will go to Nosthville, The car will
leave the Warren-ave. car barns Fri
day, at $40 o'clock,
90
The annual bazaar of the North
baptist church will be held in the
basement OF the church, Thursday
and Friday afternoon and evening.
Supper will be served Friday evening,
after which Clarence NJ. Burton Will
give an illustrated talk on Former
Detroit"
The ladies of the Gratiot.ave. Bap-
list church will hold holiday bazaar,
in the Dalton block. No. 1853 Gratiot-
ave-, Thursday afternoon and even
| ing Refreshments will be served and
a fine display OF articles suitable for
Christmas gifts will be found on the
tables.
o.
The Dramatic club of The Church
of Tomorrow, the young peoples or
Iganization OF the Jefferson-ave. Pres
byterian church, will give two per
|formances OF the original comedy
|f'Slats," Thursday and Friday even
Hugs in Newberry chapel gymnasium.
THE play is said TO be an amusing
story of college life.
Il Arrangements have been completed
|tor the Eastern Star Ladies' min
|ktrels' performance and dance, 10 be
|kiven in Harmonic hall, Monday and
|ITuesday evenings. Dec. IL and IL.
Excellent talent has been secured for
|the olio portion OF the program, and
many of the best.known singers in
| The city will take part. A japanese
| tea garden with geisha girls In true
Oriental costume will be feature OF
| the entertainment.
Miss Minnie b. Caldwell, for a num-
| Der of years organist in the Cass-ave.
Methodist church. has resigned that
| position TO accept the organ bench In
|lhe Westminster Presbyterian church
Recently occupied by Richard keyes
Ibigps. who has left Detroit for New
| Hork to study. Miss Caldwell was
Rayorite pupil of the late Alexandra
EuIimant. whose interest in her and
/ her work continued until his death.
o
A delightful afternoon reception
kas given. Wednesday by Mrs Julia
Ferguson Cobb and Miss Ferguson In
kheir charming new home. No. 81
.k,oston-blvd Assisting in receiving
I p ere Mrs. Wallace Goodwin, Mrs j,
Hercival Huget, Mrs. Charles Good
| win. Mrs. w. n. Crowell, Mrs Joseph
Reichrath, Mrs. w. f. Moss. Mrs.
| Edward Ashley and Mrs. Nellie E.
Roberts.
| o.
III The Society of Arts and Crafts VIII
| bold the annual business meeting and
Election Of officers. Wednesday even
ing. in the new rooms, No. 81 Wither-
ell.st.. the charming place created
nut of the coach house of the old Tap
| oey home. Dinner will precede the
m Getting. The removal from Detroit
10 washington, of Frank c. Baldwin.
. president of the society, will result In
. the election of n. Maxwell Grylls to
| that place OF honor, the members oil
| the society all being agreed upon Mr..
. Grylls' fitness for the presidents
chair. The exhibition rooms will be
Opened to the public, Thursday Ex-
| ouisite handicraft work will doubt
less attract large numbers OF Christ
mas gift purchasers.
Mrs. Rose VI French, OF San Fran
cisco. Cal, will give an address in
ST Matthias Episcopal church, Thurs
day afternoon, at o'clock, on her
work as an active member OF the
Girls Protective league OF San Fran
cisco for the past 25 years. The
meeting is free TO the public, and as
Mrs. French is one of the most de-
lightful speakers and charming wo-
men Detroit has recently known In a