The Detroit times., 1912-10-28

is given for the purpose OF raising
money 60 -further-th mothers
pensation bill In Michigan and u
bring TO Detroit speakers who VIII &C
quaint the public with the provisions
and the needs OF the bill. The de
mand for tickets for the card party
presages success.
The organization OF the North
Woodward branch OF the Detroii
Housewives league Friday afternoon
In the North Congregational church
Is the forerunner Of similar branches
to be formed throughout the city
Mrs. Alfred o.. Dunk, No. SO Chicago
blvd. west, was chosen chairman Of
the North Woodward branch, Mrs. A
p. Peppers, secretary and Mrs. K. c
Lee treasurer.
The first public service of the sea
son OF the Michigan chapter OF the
American Guild OF Organists will be
held Saturday morning. Nov. %, In
Temple Beth FL. Abram Ray Tyler
dean of the Michigan chapter, Is or.
ganist In Temple Beth FL. The full
Bebrew ritual will be used In the
service and Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin
will give a talk on Hebrew music.
The opening and closing organ mum
bers will be played by two members
OF the guild and Mr.. Tyler will play
the service.
o.
In anticipation of the needs OF
those who will be travelling In south
ern or western chimes or In Europe
this winter, a table devoted to travel
ers necessities OF all kinds will be
one OF the features OF the annual sale
OF the Thompson Home for OLD
Ladies', to be held Monday, Nov.
The home will be open from 10 TO
o'clock. In addition to the fancy and
practical articles TO be offered fol
sale, the day will be featured with ar
afternoon musicale for the serving
OF tea.
Advance arrangements for the an
nual ball Of the Milk Fund association
OF Providence hospital. TO be helt
Thursday evening Nev. ID. IN Stra5
burg's academy, are In the hands o
the following well-known women: Re
freshments, Mrs. Daniel w. Smith
Mrs. Thomas Thorpe and Mrs. II. p
Funk; music, Mrs. Kurt King ant
Mrs. A. H. Steinbrecher; decorations
Mrs. Herman Darmstaetter, Mrs. Guy
l.. Kiefer and Mrs. r. S. Melchers;
press, Mrs. August Goebel, Jr., Mrs
A. E. Morey and Miss Gertrude Viger
The ballroom will be prettily decorat
ed, there will be full string orches
ira and elaborate supper, and during
the dances, unique favors Will be
distributed to the guests. The pur
pose OF the milk fund association /;
to provide pure milk. and plenty OF 1t
for the waits In Providence hospite
and the charitable aspect, no les:
than the social, always tends to make
this annual ball great financial sue
cess.
In a meeting to be held wednesday
afternoon, at 1880 o'clock, In the
Field-ave. branch library. Field and
Agnesaves., the east side branch OF
the Detroit Housewives league will
be organized. The membership fee
for branches of the city league will
be ten cents a year, and all those
who may have joined the leagne
previously but are residents OF the
east side are asked to attend the
meeting, Wednesday afternoon. AL
women interested in the combating
of high prices Of foodstuffs are urged
to be present.
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An oldrfashioned harvest barn
dance will be given Tuesday evening
In the Knights of Columbus hall. fol
members of the order and their ladies'
The ballroom will be decorated to rep
resent a country barn, filled with