The Detroit times., 1912-10-30
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

. I ENSON AL
A rummage sale will be held in the
Wight-st. mission, Thursday.
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Miss Dorothy Bowling will be the
hostess OF a dinner, Thursday even
ing.
The Ladies' Union OF the Church
OF Our Father will meet Friday noea
for luncheon in the church parlors
A business meeting will follow.
Detroit Association for the Aid oil
Sick and Crippled Children will meet
Friday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, on
the eighth floor OF the Elks' temple.
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The Tuesday Musicale will give the
first morning members concert OF
the season, Tuesday morning at 10:3O
o'clock, in the Century building
The b. Y. p. U. of the First Baptist
church will give a concert, Friday
evening, with Mrs. Helen Wyrick
Shafor, reader; and Harold Jarvis,
tenor, as the principal attractions.
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Wayne temple, No. SO. Pythian Sis.
ters. will give the first of a series of
card parties, Thursday afternoon, In
the home OF Mrs. George Jones, No.
1441 Mt. Elliott-ave. Five hundred
will be played.
A concert program OF unusual in
terest will be given Thursday even,
ing, in Tabernacle Methodist church,
by Harold Jarvis, tenor; Mrs. Frances
Clark Doyle, soprano; Miss Shirley
Smith, violinist: Miss May Nobel,
reader, and Miss Georgia Barton, ac-
companist.
Many unique features have been
planned for the Halloween party, to
he given in the Y. w. G. A., Thursday
evening. Nine. Khan-tel-um, fam
Gus fortune teller and her band will
reveal the future and 1t may be tell
some "pasts." There will be music,
lots Of fun and supper.
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The annual fair OF the Mendels-
sohn club will open Wednesday even
ing, in the, club house, No. AL Con-
cord-ave., and continue throughout
, Friday evening. There will be plenty
OF entertainment aside from the buy
ing and selling of all sorts of fancy
and useful articles and good things
for the pantry shelves.
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The first Of series Of addresses on
current topics was given, Wednesday
afternoon, In the College club, by
Prof Jesse Reeves, OF the University
OF Michigan, who spoke on Munich
: pal housekeeping" The talks are for
members of the College club and of
the Collegiate Alumnae.
A special program OF music and adj
dresses will be given Sunday after
noon, at $3.50 o'clock, in the new
church house OF the Woodwardave.
Baptist church to formally dedicate
the building. The exercises will be
in charge OF the whatsoever Bible
class
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Monday evening, Nov. T. Harmonic
society Will give concert and dance,
in Harmonic hall. Miss Lilly Dorm,
soprano, will be the soloist of the
concert program. Tuesday evening,
special wire will be run into the
club rooms for the reading OF cleo
'tion returns.
Mrs Joseph A. Reichrath, No. $50
Merrick-ave., was the hostess of
large reception Wednesday afternoon,
TO formally present her daughter,
Miss Hazel Reicrath. In the receiv-
ing line we're Mrs. Julia Ferguson
Cobb, Mrs. j. Percival Huget, Mrs.
: Charles +. Mann, Mrs. Norval Haw.
lxins, Mrs. Fannie Ogelvie, Miss
Gladys Goodwin, Miss Adelaide
Haberkorn, Miss Helen Moss, Miss
Mary Clark, Miss Helen James, and
Miss Ferguson.
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Owing to the fact that many ac-
ceptances have been received for the
Halloween party OF the Twentieth
Century club, Thursday evening the
members OF the committee on ar.
rangements request that club mem
bers arrive as early as possible, to
avoid a last minute over-crowding at
the doors of the Century building
The program includes Halloween
. stories by the Rev j. NJ. Barley.
fancy dancing and music, and an In
formal reception and dancing to
close.
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The FIRST in a series OF free public
university extension lectures 10 be
given in the auditorium OF the
Museum OF Art will take place Friday
evening, Nov. /, when Prof Herbert
Richard Cross will give talk on
Classic sites and ruins in Sicily"
The succeeding lectures will be "a
follows: Nov. 8, Prof. John @. Win