The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-30

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large number OF excellent views, over
100 OF them to be shown, Tuesday
evening. The pictures have been
artistically colored, under the super
vision Of Director A. H. Griffth, OF the
Museum Of Art, and II Is said that q
more superb series OF mountain views
could not be wished. The lecture Ia
given to raise funds for the work
among boys which is being carried on
by the Fort-st. Presbyterian church
Previous to the lecture, DR.. Corey
will give a fifteen-minute organ recital
and Mrs. Ralph Trix, contralto, and
duet from I'll Trovatore," Home "a
our mountains"
The Woman's Progressive club VIII
meet Wednesday afternoon, Dec. IL.
In the Hotel Griswold parlors.
The Chicago ladies' orchestra, the
third number In the Y. M. G. A. en-.
tertainment course, Is to give a con-
cert In the auditorium OF the associa-
ton, this evening.
The Ladies' society or the North
Baptist church will hold their annual
Christmas sale OF fancy goods at the
church, Tuesday, Dec. 3. From ESQ
TO s y. m, supper will be served.
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Among the diners given by smart
hostesses, Friday evening, previous to
the Bal Poudre, were those OF Mrs.
William Van Dyke. Mrs. Piquette
Mitchell, Miss Mary Doyle, and Mira.
Arthur NJ Bull.
The East Side chapter of the De
troit Housewives league will meet
Tuesday afternoon. Dec. 3. at 1880
o'clock, In the Feld-ave branch II
brary.
Mt. Vernon society will meet Fri
day. Dec. 6. In the home OF the presi-
dent, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Parker, No. 1861
Jefferson-ave. A musical program, ar
ranged by Mrs. 8. DIN Johnson, will
be given by Mrs. f. w. Hass, so
prano; Mrs. Thomas M. Warren, VIC
linist, and Mrs. Mary II. Christie, ac-
companist.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. William l. Stearns, for the
marriage OF their daughter. Miss
Gretchen Stearns, to eHrbert Yates,
the ceremony to be performed In the
home OF the bride-elect's parents,
Wednesday evening. Dec. Is. Miss
Stearns will be attended by Miss Ma
RE McRae, Miss Margaret Wilson and
Miss Althea May. the latter OF Bridge
port, Conn. Hal Cady will be best
man, and Mervin Donahue and John
r. Broadhead will usher.
Clan Campbell. Order OF Scottish
Clans, celebrated st. Andrews day
Friday evening. with Scotch enter
tainment and dance, In Washington
hall. The program was given by Mrs
Helen Wyrick Shafor. Mrs. w. Cullen,
recently OF Edinburgh Duncan Nc
Phail, and William Young. OF Cleve-
land.
Bishop Charles d. williams will
give an address on Single tax" be-
fore the Political and Civic league,
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 3. at $3.50
o'clock, In the woolfen-
den cafe. Piano numbers will be Civ
en- by Mrs. Mae Tibbett Parke. The
meetings Of the league are open TO the
members will be given In the cafe
previous to the program, which Will
commence promptly. at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Frederick w. Baker. chairman
OF the housing reform committee OF
the Twentieth Century club Ia In
10 attend the conferen %
OF the National Housing association
which meets in that city, next week.
Mrs. Baker will give n resume OF the
work OF the conference at the civic
luncheon OF the committee, to be held
In the Century building, Thursday,
Dec. IL.
The Strasburg school OF dancing
will entertain present and former
pupils with Farmer party" In the
academy, Friday evening. Dec. 8. This
party is an annual AFFAIR eagerly look
ed forward TO by those who first learn
ed the terpsichorean art from Mr..
StrasbuFg -0ld-fashioned- dances, such
~ the irginia reel, barn dance. Money
Musk and others, will be features OF
the program. The guests will wear
overalls, hickory shirts. linen busters,
calico dresses, sunbonnets and
aprons.
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A Jolly dance was given Friday
evening in the Eastern high school, by
the alumni OF the school The gym
nasium. where the dancing took place,
was attractively decorated with the
national colors, college flaEs and pen
nants. The proceeds OF the dance will
be applied 10 the alumni scholarship
fund, whereby gradutes OF Eastern
high, who could not otherwise afford
10 attend college. are sent to the Uni
versity Of Michigan.
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The annual holiday bazaar and sup
per OF TIN Florence Cr1ttenton circle