The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-19
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SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Miss Sadie Stearn, or Joliet, H., is
the guest OF Mrs. Charles A Ben
nett, No. 112 Forest-ave. east.
Highland park w. C. T. U. will meet
Tuesday evening, with Mrs. John L..
Austin, No. 80 waverley-ave.
Mrs. Charles Earle, OF Chicago. Is
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Hatch,
in the Marlborough apartments.
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The Misses Anne and Elizabeth
LOOMS left, Monday. for New York
TO visit friends and attend the horse
show ~
Hugh Ri bout, OF the Ganapol
School of Musical Art faculty. will
give an invitational piano recital
Tuesday evening, in Ganapol hall.
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Mrs. George l. Locklin-- Nn-276
Ferry-ave. west, her daughter, Mrs
f. +. Schneider and the latter's lit
tie son. left. Monday, for Los Ange-
les, TO spend the winter.
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The first number in the annual en-
tertainment course arranged by the
Tull Bible class OF Simpson Methodist
church will be given Tuesday evening
by the Ladies' Spanish orchestra, in
the church auditorium.
The annual luncheon and fair OF
the Woman's guild OF st. Paurs cathe-
dral was held Tuesday. A large num-
Der OF business men attended the
x.fht al an,
the cathedral house.
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AS a result OF the series OF lectures
on the drama which Miss Maybe Ware
Laughton, of Boston, will give in the
Century auditorium, and the first OF
which took place. Monday morning
| il Is likely that a branch OF the
Drama League OF America, will be
formed In Detroit. Miss Laughton has
been active in the work of the league
For her first lecture, Monday, Miss
Laughton took up Materlinck and his
play, Sister Beatrice Friday morn
ing, Nov. %, she will discuss John
Galsworthy and his play, The Pig
con-" The lectures will be given every
Monday and Friday mornings, at IL
O'Clock. up TO and including Dec. g.
The twenty-frst annual convention
OF the first district OF the W. c. T. o..
will be held In the Highland Park
Congregational church, Wednesday
and Thursday OF this week The ladies
OF the church will serve luncheon and
supper and the Detroit Conservatory
OF Music will furnish the musical
numbers. The gold medal contest, In
charge. of Mrs. M. K. Butler. state
superintendent OF contest work, will
take place Wednesday evening and
promises TO be one OF the interesting
features OF the convention. Thurs
day, Mrs. Jennie Wilcox, state super
intendent OF evangelistic work. will
give a report of the national conven-
ton, held In Portland, One, recently.
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Mrs. Julia F, Cobb and Miss Julia
Ferguson, No. 81 Boston blvd. will
give luncheon. Saturday. Nov. %, in
honor of their niece, Miss Gladys
Goodwin.
Mrs. William H. Ball presented her
daughter, Miss Marjorie Ball, at an
afternoon reception. Monday, in her
apartments, in the Pasadena. The
rooms were especially attractive In
their floral arrangement A group OF
Lir friends OF the young debutante
assisted in receiving.
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Miss Charlotte Warren, OF Buffalo,
y. Y. Is the guest OF Mrs. William
Ball, OF the Pasadena
The marriage Of Miss Frances Mary
Daniels, daughter o, Mrs. Mary Dan
iels No. 661 Second-ave., to O'Brien
John O'Keefe, OF Portsmouth, o., will
be celebrated. Wednesday morning, in
IS. Peter and Paul's cathedral. The
Rev. John Gabriels will perform the
ceremony. Miss Kathleen McCurdy,
Of Port Huron. and Andrew William
OKeefe, OF Columbus, o., will be the
attendants. The young couple will
make their home In Portsmouth.
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The Fine Arts society, opened It's
season, Monday evening. with Dick
ems entertainment. In Strasburg's
academy.
Miss Beatrice Kent, who is stu
dent in the E-B-R School OF Acting.
viii give a recital, Wednesday even
Ing, In Chaffee hail Miss Kent wilt
give program ranging from the
serious to the humorous, and will be
assisted Dy Miss May Kent, Miss
Alice Van Dyne. Miss Gladys Cassidy,
Theodore Smith. Russell Parke Wells,
and C9son's orchestra.
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Lewis Weary, netroit's welLknown
clever reader and entertainer. will
give a recital. Wednesday evening. in
Y. III. O. a hall Mr. Weary whoao