The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-12

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4 Miss Bessie Brockway Brown. con.
alto, will give an invitational song
!. Icital, Tuesday evening. In the
0urch OF Our Father. Miss Brown
VII be assisted by Miss Gertrude A.,
leinze, piano: Miss Ella Birdsall, eel.
!, and Miss Florence Birdsall, violin.
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harvest dancing party will be
1 tven Wednesday evening, in the de-
4 roit Motor Boat club.
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Mrs. Edward Beck, of Westmount
quebec returned to her home, Tues
/ lay. following months visit VITA
Mrs. Robert w. Hamilton, No 81
Elairmount=axe
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The baseball league OF the Young
Mems order will give dancing party
n the club rooms. Friday evening,
Nov. Is.
The Danes OF the Loyal Legion
will meet Wednesday morning, in the
lone OF Mrs. Eugene Gibbs, No 90
Rrskine-st.
Mrs. Sherman L. Depew entertained
large number OF guests, Tuesday ar
ternoon, at reception in honor OF her
house guests. Mrs. Schuyler Yeagcr,
of lansing. and Mrs Harry Warner,
formerly OF Muskegon, who in future
willmake her nome in Detroit.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence w. Smell,
No "a Ferris-ave.. Highland Park,
hse issued cards for reception,
thursday evening. Nov. 81.
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The Garden club Will hold the AN
nal meeting and election OF officers,
fednesday afternoon. in the Woman s
door club. Mrs. Francis King. OF
Ina, Mich, president of the club, vii!
the hostess of the afternoon.
The Social Service club will meet
uesday evening ut 6 O'Clock, for sup
err In the Elliott-Taylor-Woo lfendcn
hfe, DR.. Guy l.. Kiefer will give
esume OF the proceedings in the re-
ent National Health congress. in
Washington, which he attended.
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The Civic club of st. Paul's cathe
Iral parish. in meeting held Monday
evening, decided TO amend the con-
stitution so as TO admit women to
membership. The members seemed
TO be unanimously OF the opinion that
1t would be easier for them TO attend
the club meetings II they could bring
their wives along.
Mrs. Murdoch and Mr. and Mrs.
Butter. OF Perth, Australia, who have
.peen making world tour, spent from
Wednesday TO Sunday in Detroit, the
nests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William $40
i'm and Mr.. and Mrs. James Slocum.
ne Australian visitors will travel
fsurely across the continent 10 Van
clver from which port they will sai1
fc Australia.
he address by Miss Julia Lathrop,
chef OF the National Chidtens bG-
reI, in Washington, which was to
hse been given in the Century build
IN Thursday evening. mas been trans
fged to Temple Beth FL, for Friday
e,niug, Nov 10, in conjunction with
Il address on White slavery III
Anerica." by Clifford g. Roe. OF Chi
ego, general counsel and executive
aretary OF the American Vigilance
ommittee. The chids welfare com
nttee OF the Twentieth Century CLUB
bringing Miss Iathrop to Detroit,
nd Mr.. Roe comes under the auspices
the Detroit Society for Sex Hy-
iene.
The junior civic league committee
the Detroit Federation OF Women's
lubs, will meet Wednesday after
Don, at 3 O'Clock. in the north parlor 7
( the new church house OF the Wood
rard-ave. Baptist church. The meet
lg Is called in the interest OF the
ears work, and reports will be read
Z Junior civic leagues in the public
thools and arrangements made for
trming leagues in the schools not yet
rachel. Mrs. j. f. Bolles is chair
mn OF the committee.
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Dive brnch, No. 555, L. o. I. NJ. NJ,
wi give a prize masquerade party,
FRAY evening, Nov. 10, In Dickin-
SOS hall, No. 422 Grand River-ave.
here Is eager social interest in the
E,earance in the Detroit opera
hlse. Friday afternoon. Nov. IL. OF
MS Kitty Cheatham. the delightful |
fertainer. who so charmed Detroit !
cial and artistic circles last winter !
ith one OF her unusual recitals. Miss !
heatham is a great favorite in Amer !
and I'm Europe and numbers |
nong her friends, men and women, |
no are internationally known. from I
-owned heads to public artists. Her
"details are unique and have a dainty i
harm fascinating alike 10 childhood !
nd older folk Her songs. stories |
nj representations OF childhood are
delightful. To enable children who |
re in school to attend the recital, the |
,our has been set for 4 O'Clock. Seats |
are now on sale In the box Office OF
the theater.
Detroit music lovers will have an |
opportunity. in the Light Guard arm
Dry. wednesday evening. TO welcome |
old friends in Conductor Frederick !
Stock and the Thomas symphony or
chestra and a newcomer in the per
son OF Nine. Rachael Frease-Green. |
soprano. The concert will be the first |
In the 1912-1913 season OF the Detroit |
Orchestral association. which prom
SEES to open brilliantly. Judging from |
he large advance sale OF season tick
etc and OF single seats for the Thorn
as concert Nine. Green rs membrr T
n the Royal opera In Berlin and Of