The Detroit times., 1912-10-07
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Naval circle, No. ~. Ladies' of the
Grand Army OF the Republic Will
meet, Monday afternoon. Oct. Z, at
2 o'clock. in G. A. r. hall.
A meeting OF the Association for the
Aid OF Sick and Crippled Children
will be held In the Scripps branch
library. Friday afternoon, Oct. IL, at
2 o'clock. Anyone interested In the
work OF the association is invited to
attend, and new members are well
coined.
Mrs. Ralph NJ Dyar and sister. Miss
Marjorie Stearns, left, Wednesday.
for New York, where they will Join
Mrs. Frederick X. Stearns. Miss
Stearns will attend a house party at
Holyoke.
The opening library party OF the
season in the Y. W. C. A., will be held
In the association building. Monday
evening, Oct. Ia. Miss Ruth Owen
will impersonate some of Dickens
characters. A new club to be known
as the Novel club. will be formed
The first meeting of the season OF
the Good Cheer league was hello
Saturday afternon. In the Hotel Girls
void parlors. The organization OF a
junior league designed to meet the
convenience of young business wo-
men. was discussed. Miss Marguerite
Crusoe was appointed superintendent
OF the junior work.
Mrs. G. A. Coolidge, OF the Pasa-
dena, left, Saturday, 10 visit friends
at the army post, Fort Sheridan, Ill.
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Mrs. George Fulweii and Miss Roma
Fulwell have closed their cottage on
Crosse lie, and returned to their
apartments in the Hotel Normandie.
Liberty W. C. I. u, will hold an
all-day meeting. Wednesday, Oct. 3,
In the home OF Mrs. ID. G. Jones, No
323 Kirby-ave. west, beginning at 10
o'clock. Members will take box
lunches.
Mrs. a. d. Noble entertained the
members Of the Ladies' union of the
Church of Our Father, Friday, in her
home. at Orchard Lake.
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Friendship lodge, No. AT, F. & A.
M, will open the social festivities OF
the lodge with a ball, Thanksgiving
eve.
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The fall term in the Detroit School
of Design will begin Monday, Oct. 2,
with classes in design. drawing. mod
cling. wood carving. interior dec.
Grating. illustration, architecture and
normal art. Lectures are a part, OF
the course in all classes.
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The first meeting Of the Fine Arts
society will be held Thursday even
ing, Nov. Ia. in Strasburgs academy.
The society will meet in the academy,
the second Thursday in each month
from November to April.
Mrs. Mary De Normandie Ayers,
No. 3ls Ferry-ave. west, was pleasant
~ surprised, Wednesday evening, by
20 OF her friends, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary.
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A series OF subscription dances will
be given by residents In the vicinity
OF Mack. Baldwin and Seyburn-aves.,
in Garands hall, throughout the fall
and winter. About 80 couples have
subscribed, and Ray Atherby, No. SIT
Seyburn-ave., has charge Of the In
vitations and subscriptions. The first
party will be given Thursday even
ing. Oct. 10.
Many OF the residents OF the north
end district served by the north-end
postoffice station. accepted the invita-
tion extended by Albert NJ. Henry,
owner OF the building, to inspect the
new station on Cass ave, between MIL
waukee-aves. and the Boulevard, FRI
day afternoon, between and 6
o'clock. The new building. one-story
high, Is roomy and well-lighted.
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Diamond temple was filled, Thurs
day evening, with members and
friends of Diamond lodge, /. o. D. F.,
for the annual fall roundup" OF the
various organizations. within the
lodge, including the baseball team,
champions of the Odd Fellows league;
the bowling team Diamond lodge
orchestra; Wolverine drill corps and
the bugle corps. A silver cup was
presented to the baseball team In
recognition of winning the champion
ship.
The Knights OF Columbus will open
the fall season Of social entertain
ments with an informal dancing par
ty. Tuesday evening, Oct. s. This will
be the first affair of its kind in the
new club house to which invitations
have been given outside of the mem
bership Of Detroit council Each
knight Is permitted to invite one
couple and in order TO take care OF
the large crowd expected, both dane
ing halls will be in commission. Sup
per will be served. Other October en-
tertainments include membership
banquet, Tuesday evening, Oct. 15. at
6 o'clock; vaudeville show and smok-
er. Tuesday evening Oct %, and the
annual harvest home party. Tuesday
evening, Oct 30.
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Northwestern Womans club will