The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-13
Cynthia Grey's
Answers to
Correspondents
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

DR.. VIM. A. Wilson mas gone 10
few York to attend the Clinical Con.
ress OF Surgeons OF North America
so.
The Ladies' Aid society OF Scoyel
Memorial church will give the annual
azaRr and supper Friday afternoon
nd evening, Nov. 10. In Diamond tenn
lie, Lawton and Grand River-aves
upper Will be served from 6 to s
clock.
The Past Noble Grands' assocIa.
lon will give a complimentary pedro
arly, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. IA, in
J. A. r. hall.
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The Ladies Auxiliary OF St An.
fey's society will give a musicale
nd social, Tuesday evening, Nov. IL.
p the home OF Mrs. Leadbeater. No.
279 Vermont-ave.
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Miss Marguerite Cummins. No. 80
l1Zelwood-ave.. left Tuesday for
Newark, N. J., TO spend The winter
sth her aunt, Mrs. Joseph b. San
lord.
DIR. and Mrs. L. S. Trowbridge. &C
ompanied by their guest, Miss Jean
taybold, OF Wilmington. Del, left.
tuesday,. for Princeton to attend the
R-inceton-Yale game Saturday.
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The engagement is announced OF
Hiss Fannie Janet Freud, daughter
Julius Freud. No. so High-st.
asst, to Leo j. Rodgers. OF Chicago.
The annual supper OF Bethany Pres
pyterian church viii be held Thurs
ay evening in the church parlors.
I;upper will be served at $50 o'clock,
nd during the evening an informaI
husical program will be given The
Iupper Is for the families OF the
hurch and their guests.
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Mrs William II. Bali will present
10 society her daughter. Miss Mar.
crie Ball. at reception to be given
Monday, Nov. Is.
Mrs. Boris Leon Ganopal a2d Mrs.
Edwin S. Sheriff. have issued cards
for q Russian musicale and tea, Sat.
[irday afternoon, Nov. %. at 4 O'Clock
IN the hall OF the Ganapol school
building. No. rs Adelaide-st.
Detroit Commandery. No. 1. Knights
emplar,. will give an informal dane
ing parity "wednesday evening, in the
Masonic temple. The affair is for
{aellbers and their ladies only.
The annual congregational supper
be the First Presbyterian church will
be held Thursday evening. In the
Church house, Supper will be follow
|fd by musical and literary enter
fainnent, In the gymnasium.
Dyou Yeh Hwei club. OF the Y. W.
~. a, will give a foreign pageant,
Thursday evening, in the Y. w. c. A.
hall The pageant will be presenta-
ion Of scenes typical of association
york in foreign lands such as China.
sndia, Japan and South America The
pageant will be free. 10 the public.
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The Clef club. under the direction
IL w Marshall Williams, meets every
"wednesday evening. at $50. IN ;he
hapel OF Emmanuel Preso, terrain
Church. West Grand-blvd and Porter.
BIT II Is now practicing The Holy
Fly" with a view to giving 1t during
nc Christmas season. and an Sood
Eirg gers. especially those living OF the
p est side, are cordially invited 10 IN n
G.e iganization.
J. Truman Wolcott's beautiful an
them, How Beautiful Upon the Noun
etains.' has been selected as the prin-
hcipll musical number for the installa-
h icr OF the Rev F. T. Galpin. in his
Grew pastorate. the First Baptist
church. in Pittsburgh. which cere-
)mony is to take place Friday even
ling, Nov. 10. DR.. Galpin was former
sly pastor OF the First Baptist church
in this city, leaving here in September
for Pittsburgh. Mr.. Wolcott, who is
sthe well-known Detroit composer and
Tor ganist-director OF the First Consre-
ie ational choir, composed How Beau
,tiful Upon the Mountains for the
OF the Rev. j. Percival
iHuget, as pastor Of the First Congre-
tgational church.
A large audience. earnest applause
land many bouquets OF flowers were
evidences of the favor of the friends
OF Miss Bessie Brockway Brown, in
the Church OF Our Father. Tuesday
evening. when Miss Brown gave an In
vitational song recital. making her
first public appearance as concerI
soloist Miss Brown had chosen her
program numbers with discretion anu
Insight, and every number received ell
thusiastic recognition from the audi
cnce. The compositions presented
embraced German fieder. an italian
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