The Detroit times., 1912-10-23

10. 'Sos nomo pohG AU Sno A"6nss
aud their ladies, will be held In Co
lumbus hall. Tuesday evening. Oct.
| 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lexington Com
fort will give q luncheon, Thursday.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Tully Mar
shall. Mrs. Marshall is the author or
"The Talker," the play In which Mr..
Marshall is appearing this week, In
the Garrick theater. Mr.. Comfort
visited the Marshalls in their home
on Long Island sound, last summer.
II is possible that Mrs. Marshall,
whose plsywrighting name is Marion
Fairfax, will dramatize one of Mr..
Comforts novels, for her husband's 8
uso next season.
o.
A complimentary asticle, illustrated
with interior and exterior views or
the Detroit Society of Arts and Crafts
home, Is printed in Handicraft, pub
lished In Montague, Mass, In the in
terests of the arts and crafts move
ment. The Detroit society Is given
great praise for the work accom-
plished and the splendid exhibitions
which have been feature of its ef-
forts in behalf OF the greater artistic
enlightenment and appreciation of the
Detroit public. The annual series or
free lectures under the society's au-
spices, in the Museum of Art, will be
opened, Thursday evening, Nov. IA,
when Laurence Binyon, the we'll
known English art critic and writer,
will give a lecture on What is arty
Ideas of design In east and west
Mrs. Binyon will accompany her dis
tinguished husband to Detroit, and
both will be guests Of Charles L.
Freer, during their stay in the city.
A reception will be given for them by
the society. The annual meeting OF
the society will be held Nov. 21, the
the event will be made the occasion
OF one OF those unique gatherings, In
the charming club rooms for which
the society is famous.
The marriage OF Miss Sadie Flat
terry, daughter OF Frank Flattery, to
DR.. Francis John MacDonnell, will be
celebrated, Wednesday, Oct. 80, In
Our Lady of the Rosary church. Many
pretty entertainments have been
given In Miss Flattery's honor, includ.
ing a luncheon In the Woman's Ex-
change, Monday, followed by a matt
nee party in the Temple. the hos
tesses being a number OF girl friends:
Mrs. d. j. Healy gave a luncheon for
the bridal party, Tuesday, and We'd
Inesday afternoon Miss Amelia Berk-
cry gave a handkerchief shower. Mrs.
George Godfrey, who will be Miss
Flattery's matron of honor, will give
q card party, Thursday afternoon, and
Miss Stella O'Neil will be the hostess
OF an afternoon tea. Eiday.
O.
Miss Sophronisba Breckenridge,
dean OF women In Chicago university,
will give an address on after the
ballot, what7" In the Century build
ing, Thursday evening, at o'clock
Miss Breckenridge will be the guest
OF the philanthropy and reform de.
partment Of the Twentieth Century
club. The meeting will be free and
open to the public, and city officials
and civic organizations are especially
requested to attend. The clubs activ-
tiles for Thursday, include an illus.
tra.ed talk on Bird neighbors," by
Jefferson Butler. in the morning, az
10:30 o'clock, before the education
and home department: Mrs. +. G. Os-
born will speak before the philosophy
and science department. at 1880
o'clock, and David e. Heineman viii
address the art and literature depart
ment, at 3:45 o'clock, on The Span
ish Jew"
o
A musicale under the direction OF
Mrs. Edwin s. Sheriff. will be given,
Thursday evening, In the Fort.st
Presbyterian church house. with tho
following acting as patronesses: Mes
danes f. Y. Swift, Russell A. Alger.
Sr., Allan Sheldon, Orin Scotten,
Henry ID. Sheldon, Frank J. Hecker
Theodore Bull, Howard Longyear,
George II. Barbour, Walter Buhl
Helen Moore, Frederick Alger, Henry
X. Lathrop, Angus Mclean, Edwin 8.
George, James III. Ford, ]. ID. Mackay.
Ford ID. G. Hinchman, Robert w. Stan
darI II. r. Leonard. r. II. Pence,
Arthur Bull. Grace b. Moffatt, w. H.
Turner, Walter Scotten, Stuart
Barnes, ]. B. Mckay, John ID. Pollock,
A. Y. Ladue and Miss Fay Henry.
The program will be given by
Mrs. Sherman L. Depew, soprano;
Miss Marie Won Essen, contfalto:
Miss Bernice Torrey, pianiDt: Mrs.
Frederic l.. Abel, violinist. and Mrs.
Helen Burr-Brand. harpist. The pro-
ceeds OF the musicale will be devoted
20 the charitable work Of the Mothers
circle