The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-20

Rae and Miss Helen McRae will 60
to Grand Rapids. Tuesday, 10 be Mrs.
Smiths guests. ~
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The regular monthly meeting OF
the Detroit Society for the Study and
Prevention OF tuberculosis will be
held, Tuesday afternoon. Oct. 2i. in
parlor X. In the Hotel Pontchartrain,
at 4:30 o'clock.
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Detroit Western High school alum
nj gave an informal dancing party.
Friday evening. in the school audi
forum. A short business meeting
was held to make arrangements for
the annual fall reunion and dancing
party.
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An indoor carnival will be given
In the Woodward-aye. Baptist church
institute building. Thursday. Oct. 80,
In aid of the East Side settlement.
The carnival will begin at 10 o'clock
In the morning and continue until
the same hour at night, with a cab.
aret supper from 6 to 8 o'clock.
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The opening meeting of the Politi-
cal and Civic league will be held.
Tuesday afternoon. Oct. 81, In the Ell
liott-Tay lor- w oolfenden cafe. an ad.
dress by Ralph Hall Ferris on THE
proposed city charter" to be follow
ed by kaffee klatch.
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The marriage OF Miss Edith Dwight
Muzzy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, ].
Howard Muzzy, No. II Clairmount-
ave., to Arthur Rex Forbush. Of New
York, son of the Rev. William Byron
Forbush. of Philadelphia, formerly OF
Detroit, will take place Saturday even
ing. Nov 1. in the home of the brides
parents.
Mrs. Violet Jayne Schmidt, of Ur-
bana. ILL.,, was the guest of honor at a
luncheon. Saturday noon. in the Col
lege club, given by the Detroit branch
|of Collegiate Alumnae. Later, Mrs.
Schmidt was entertained at a recep-
ton and tea, in the Newcomb Emit.
colt tea room.
The Northwestern Woman's club
will meet Monday afternoon. Oct. 20.
in the Lothrop branch library, when
Miss Mercy Hayes, principal OF the
new Crosman school, will give a talk
on Special work with the mentally
deficient" The children from the
Columbian school kindergarten will
contribute musical numbers. Miss
Augusta Lempke. will sing group
Of songs.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bennett Grow
er, of Chicago. who are returning from
Italy, will stay In Detroit to visit
Mrs. Growers mother. Mrs. Therese
Rolshoven, before going on to Chi
cago. Mr. Grover is the well-known
American artist. Mr.. and Mrs. Grow.
or. while in Italy visited Mrs. Grow
er's brother, julius Rolshoven. the IA.
nous artist. at his home in Florence.
The boxes for the series OF SYM
phony concerts to be given by the
Detroit Orchestral association, in the
Light Guard armory. have been taken
by the following well-known women
and men: Mrs. F. NJ Alger, Mrs A.
G. Angel, Mrs. Lem w. Bowen. Mrs.
James B. Book, Mrs. l. T. Cowles,
Mrs. Horace e. Dodge, Mrs. John F.
Dodge, Mrs. John B. Dyar, Mrs. VIII
liam Fl. Elliott, Miss Stella ID. Ford
Mrs. James II. Ford, Mrs. Merton r
Farr, Mrs. ID. NJ. Ferry, jr., Charles
l.. Freer, Mrs. F. J. Hecker, Mrs. r
H. Holt, Mrs. j. s. Farrand. jr., Mrs
Henry B. Joy. Mrs. S. Olin Johnson
Mrs. W. c. Leland Mrs. Abner e
Larned, Mrs. William II. Murphy. VIII
liam A. Livingstone, Mrs. Philip H
Mcmillan. Mrs. w. p. Manton. Mrs
Charles Moore. Mrs. r. Arlington
Newman, Frank G. Ryan, Mrs. Morse
Rohnert, Mrs. Charles 6tinchneld,
Henry G. Stevens, Warren J. Vinton,
Mrs. Fremont Woodruff. and Mrs. j.
Harrington Walker.
Miss Frances Densmore. OF Wash
ington, who Is to give an Indian lee
ture-recital, Saturday evening, IN the
home of Mrs. George. Johnston. will
give a program Of Indian songs and
stories, In the Century building, Sun
day afternoon, In the regular weekly
social entertainment given for bust
ness women, and their men friends,
under the direction of the social ex-
tension committee of the Twentieth
Century club. Afternoon tea will fol.
low.
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With plates laid for 1875, the De-
troit Schoolmen's club held the first
informal supper and meeting OF the
season, Friday evening. in the Elliott
Taylor WOolfenden cafe. Principal
w. A. Morse, OF Western high school.
was POSTMASTER. and the principal
speaker was DR.. Benjamin r. Andrews
OF New York, professor of household
economics In Columbia university.
Other speakers were DR.. Charles r.
Chadsey, w. II. Maybee. Albert r.
Sherman and G. w. Mcmillan. and
Homer Warren. Dr. Andrews spoke
to public school teachers. in the ar.