The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-02
Society
Personal
Fashions
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Wayne County Equal Suffrage or
ganization will meet Tuesday after
noon, at $3.50 o'clock. in the Turkish
room, in the Hotel Cadillac.
The ladies of the Concordia society
will hold a holiday bazaar and dance
Tuesday evening, in Concordia hall.
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Friendship lodge, No. All F. & A. VI.
will give a smoker nthe Masonic tenn
pie, Wednesday evening, Dec A. Sup
per will be served and there will be
a good vaudeville program
The annual charity ball for the
benefit OF the Woman's hospital and
Infants home will be held In Stras-
burg's academy. Thursday evening,
Dec. 10. Mrs. Henry b. Joy will be
general chairman OF the ball.
Mr. and Mrs. John stephens, No.
1908 C)ncord-aNe., entertained the
following guests Thanksgiving day
Jerome Traux, Toledo; John t. Ball
and Mrs. Frank Ball, Hillsdale;
Charles Caviness. Battle Creek; Mr..
and Mrs. Ray H. Wilkinson, Mrs.
Emily Cooley and Miss Effie E. Mecke.
OF Detroit
The second annual exhibition OF the
Hopkin club will open in the Museum
OF Art Wednesday, Dec. 4, and con-
tinue until after the holiday. AS mono
OF the pictures in the exhibition has
ever been shown before. there will be
unusual interest attached TO II. Many
Detroit artists. whose names are In
ternationally famous, have sent pic
lures TO the exhibition, including Carl
Melchers, Julius Rolshoven, Myron
Barlow, Francis Paulus, Leon Dabo,
Murray MacKay and a long list or
other men, at home and abroad. The
exhibition will be free TO the public
o.
Mrs. George Towar celebrated her
one hundredth birthday anniversary
Saturday, in the family home, No. 81
Ledyard-st During the day many
friends and acquaintances called to
extend congratulations and the rooms
were a bower OF flowers sent by rela-
tives and well-wisher Mrs. Towar
was born in Seneca county, New York
and has lived In Detroit since 1860
Mrs. Towars' surviving family in
cludes four sons, 10 grandchildren
and three Observation-Disclosures
o.
George Bernard Shaw and Gilbert
X. Chesterton formed the subject
matter OF DR.. John Cowper Powy's ad-
dress, Saturday evening. in the Church
OF Our Father, before a large and in
terested audience DR.. Powys declar-
ed that these men love and preach
the truth, and laugh while they
preach" Saturday evening, Dec. Z, Dr.
PoMys will discnss- Goathe and Schil-
Ter.
Miss Jennie Carson gave an inter
esting talk on Our community kitch-
en-" Monday afternoon. In Diamond
temple, before the Northwestern Wo-
mans club. The new kindergarten for
the children OF club members was
opened for the first time. The club
members are endeavoring to obtain
the use OF vacant lots in the north
western part Of the city, for skating
Kinks for children, during the winter
months. Several OF these Kinks estab.
lished last year proved a great sue
cess.
The first meeting OF Borussen
ueseeiscnaIt was held Saturday after
noon. in the home of the president and
founder, Mrs. Henry Riley Fuller The
society Is an organization OF women
with the purpose in view or studying
German literature, art and language.
The program. Saturday included part
OF Memberships Midsummer Nights
Dream" music, played on organ and
piano, by Mrs. Fuller and Miss Alicia
Fuller; a paper on Schiller and his
dramas" by Mrs. Fuller; reading In
costume from Schiller's Marie
Stuart" by Mrs. Mariette Janas
Jentsch; Walther's Prize Song" from
Wagner's Die Meistersingers: Ger
man nursery song, in costume. by lit.
tie Miss Martha Hamilton and the
chorus. Deutschland, Deutschland
ueber allies" by all present. A kaffee
klatsch followed the program.