The Detroit times., 1912-10-18
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The marriage OF Miss Rose Bayer
and DR.. Raymond @. Andres was cello
breted Wednesday morning. In st.
Joseph'g Roman Catholic church.
After q short eastern trip, DIR. and
Mrs. Andries will be at home at No.
10l Forest-aye. east
Mrs. Mary Z. Kilburn. No. 1877 Clif-
ford-st.. has returned from Ottawa,
where she visited her cousin, Oliver
J. wilcox. M. p, for North Essex.
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Prof. Israel Abrahams, OF the Unl-
versity OF Oxford. England, Will givo
q lecture In Detroit, In Temple Beth
El, Wednesday evening, Oct. 30. on
Liberalism and authority OF the
Bible" Prof. Abrahams comes TO
America on the invitation OF the
faculties OF Harvard and Yale, before
whose student bodies he Is TO deliver
a series OF lectures. Prof. Abrahams
II considered the leader OF the liberal
religious movement In England. is the
author Of several books dealing with
the Jew, and In addition to his stand
ing AZ a scholar, he Is literary critic
OF eminence In Europe. Tickets Tor
Prof. Abrahams' lecture In Detroit.
may be procured In Temple Beth Ill
g.
Mrs. Henry B. Lewis, who has been
visiting In New York and other east
ern cities, has returned home. Bar
oness Won Kettier, who accompanied
Mrs. Lewis, remained to spend a few
days with Mrs. James MCMILLAN. at
Manchester-by-the-Sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. colburn.
of Buffalo, are the guests of Mrs. Col.
burns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. waldron. No. 197 Seminore-ave.
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The Detroit College OF Law senior
class, wednesday evening, elected
the following class officers: President.
Joseph L. Payne; vice-president, John
A. Martz; secretary, M. Gometszky;
treasurer. l.. r. Cambrey; class
orator, George v. Lux.
Laurence BinyOn, noted English
art critic and lecturer and assistant
of the print department, in the British
museum, will give q lecture in De-
troit. Thursday evening. Nov. IA, un-
der the auspices OF the Detroit So
ciety OF Arts and Crafts. While In
the city, Mr.. Binyon will be the guest
3S Ferry-ave. east.
Detroit Engineering society will
meet, Friday evening. In the Employ
ers association rooms, In the Stevens
building. Five members OF the so
ciety will give a symposium on DE
troit's water works system"
The first Of the weekly Friday ar
ternoon informal teas held throughout
the winter months In the attractive
rooms OF the Society of Arts and
Crafts, will be given Friday afternoon.
There will be special exhibitions 10
interest visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ]. Gamble and
the Misses May and Margaret Gamble,
No. 96 Taylor-ave., returned, Wednes-
day. from a three-months' European
motor tour.
\ The Detroit Women Principals club
held an acquaintance tea" and In
formal meeting. wednesday afternoon,
m tne Century building. An interest
Ing talk was given by Miss Ethel Per-
rim. Miss Catherine Gartner, OF the
Eastern high school was elected a
member OF the executive club to fill
a,yacancy.
An informal meeting OF the Wo-
nfan,s Progressive club will be held
Friday evening, In the home of Mrs.
g Meader, No. 2S Ash-st. A musical
aud literary program win be given.
The club, In a meeting, Wednesday,
10 Progressive headquarters, in the
McGraw building, elected the follow
ing Dermanent officers: President,
Mrs NJ Goodman, vicepresident.
Mrs. M. Finster; recording secretary.
Mrs. C. McCauley; treasurer. Mrs. 8.
Meader; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. N. 8. Glidden; auditors, Mrs. r.
Cohen, Miss Olive Meader and Mrs.
G. Pierce.