The Detroit times., 1912-10-14
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The annual ball gwen by the MIX
Fund association OF Providence hos
pital viii take place. Thursday even
ing. Nov. IA. In strasburgs.
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]. C. Coleman and daughter. Miss
Marie Coleman, No. 1877 East Grand
blvd, have returned from. a visit In
ST. Louis, Mo.
sale OF homemade cakes will be
held In Emmanuel Presbyterian
church, Saturday, Oct. 10, under the
auspices OF the Philathea club.
For the benefit OF the infants char
ity ward OF the Woman's Hospital and
Infants home, the Sigma Gamma club
will give a sale of fancy and practical
articles. and a bridge tournament, In
the Century building, Saturday after
noon and evening, Nov. 3.
A card party Will be given In the
Belle Isle casino, Tuesday afternoon.
Oct. %. for the benefit OF the Van
Leuven-Browne Hospital School for
Crippled Children.
Detroit commandery No. i. Knights
Templar, will give the first OF a series
of informal dancing parties, In the
Masonic temple, Wednesday evening.
Oct. 16, at $3.50 O'clock. The other
dates will be Nov. 13, Dec. Is. Jan.
70. Feb. 81. and March 10. The
dances are for commandery mem
bers and their families only, with the
exception OF the February party 70
which guests will be hidden.
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The woman's association OF Bet
hany Presbyterian church will give
gn informal social for the congre-
CATION OF the church, Thursday eve-
ming, Oct. IL. There will be music
and refreshments and new members
OF tho church and strangers are In
vited to attend.
A mass meeting will be held Sun
day evening, in the Light Guard arm
ory. TO discuss plans for raising mon
ey for the erection OF the proposed
Hebrew hospital The building fund
has a nucleus of several thousand
dollars.
Mrs. Ella w. Peattie, OF the stan OF
the Chicago Tribune, will give talk
before the Twentieth Century club,
Thursday afternoon, Oct II, in the
Century building on Women In
journalism" An informal reception
for Mrs. Peattie will follow. !.
LAlliance Franchise opened the
season, Friday evening, In the Hotel
Pontchartrain, with talk on Maeter-
linck's "Ariane ct Barbe Bleuse," by
Nine. Augusta HELEN, former mem
Der OF the Partisan stage. Mrs. Will
lam Ambos sang two French operatic
arias, and Henri Matheys gave .
group OF violin compositions by
French composers. A pleasing inch
dent OF the evening was the presenta-
tion to Charles L. Palms, president OF
the alliance, of the decoration recent
ly conferred upon him by the French
government In recognition of his work
in behalf OF French literature and
language. The next meeting will be
held. Thursday evening, Oct. "a.
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A large audience gathered in the
Century building, Friday evening. for
the recital by Mrs. Katherine oliver
Mccoy, OF the clever Scotch comedy,
"Bunty Pulls the Strings" Mrs. Nc
Coy, who stands high in her chosen
profession, was brought to Detroit by
the Detroit Equal Suffrage club whose
friends felt we'll repaid for the oppor-
tunity to participate In such de-
lightful evening as Mrs. Mccoy at
forded. The recital was given for the
purpose of raising money for the
equal suffrage campaign fund, and
about 5000 was realized.
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The knights OF Columbus will give
q membership dinner. in the club.
house, Tuesday evening, Oct. is. at
6 o'clock. An informal program OF
speeches and music will follow.
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The Woman's guild OF st. Pauls ca
thedral will give harvest home sup
per. in the parish house, Wednesday
evenig, Oct. Is, at 6 o'clock.