The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-01
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The Southern society, Of Detroit
gave a dinner, Thursday evening. IN
the Dixie Tea rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Shryer, Of
Crosse Pointe, sailed. Saturday morE
ing, from New York for Europe.
The annual supper of the Churcn
OF the Messiah will be held In the
church parlors, Wednesday, Nov. 0.
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Detroit Fcrtnightly club will give
the second dancing party OF the sea-
son. Saturday evening, in Strasburg 8
academy.
The young people Of the Wood
ward-ave. Congregational church will
give = halloween party. Friday even
ing, in The parlors of the church.
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Mrs. Maurice Hotchkiss, No. 1868
He milton-ave., will entertain party
Of children, Friday evening. at a Hal
lowee masquerade for her son, Maui
rice Hotchkiss, Jr.
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Mrs. II. Steinberg. OF No. 1O7 war
ren-ave. east. announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Anna SyI-
viz Steinberg, to Meyer Leon Prem
sky. formerly Of st. Louis, MO.
O. 49,
Mrs. Charles F. Hammond Will en-
terrain so children. Saturday AFTER
noon, at a Halloween party for her
son. Charles F.. Hammond. Jr.. and
daughters, the Misses Julie and Ethel
Hammond.
Duchess Del Monte. who has been
the guest of Detroit relatives for sew
eral months, left. Thursday. for Ne"
York. to sail Saturday morning on
the North German Lloyd steamship
Berlin for her home in Italy.
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The Satur6a, night dances Tor
Young people in the Century build
ing under the auspices of the Twen-
tieth Century club, which were such
a marked success last winter, will De
resumed Saturday evening, Nov. :.
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"Open house,; Thursday, in the
Home for the Friendless, attracted
n larg enumber of visitors to the In
stitution for the annual donation day.
Upwards OF $4,000 was received for
the support of the home, and many
gifts of clothing. fuel and food were
made. A sale of basketry. wool work
and woOdcraft, made by the little
ones in the home, brought fancy
prices.
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Owing to the fact that so many
members of the Detroit Equal Suf-
fraye club will go to Jackson to at
tend the state suffrage convention to
be hsjd there, Nov 81. the regular
meeting of the club, announced Tor
Nov. Z, has been postponed until Nov.
IA. In the Century building. The del
.egates to the convention will meet,
Monday. Nov 3, at $3.50 o'clock. with
Mrs. Max BALM. No. 81 Rowena-st.
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Despite the inclemency OF the
weather. the Halloween bazaar and
cafe chantant held, Thursday. in the
Woodward-ave. Baptist church insti-
tute building, for the benefit Of the
East Side settlement, attracted
large attendance. Upwards of 400
persons dined amid the unique Hal.
lowe'en decorations Of the attractive
~ arranged dining room. During the
serving Of dinner, several well-known
musicians and entertainers gave
cabaret program.
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The marriage of Miss Lillian Beat
rice Hickens. Of Harbor Beach, Mich,
to Hamlin Richards Fordyce. of this
city will take place Saturday noon.
Mr. Fordyce is assistant to the chief
Of the commissary department of the
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co,
and a son OF Thomas ~ Fordyce, of
Cincinnati, formerly a well-known De-
troit real estate dealer. The young
couple, following an eastern wedding
trip, will make their home In the Hart
apartments. O.
Wednesday evening In the Flemish
room OF the Hotel Cadillac, about 80
members of City of the Straits lodge.
F. q A. NJ, met to reorganize the
noon. day luncheon club which was
such a success last winter II was
decided to have the luncheons every
Thursday. at 1915 o'clock, in the
Flemish room. beginning Thursday.
Nov. 6. The following club officers
were chosen: President. DR.. Charles
W. Golfer secretary. w. j. Mckay;
treasurer. John l.. Whitehead: board
Of managers. +. Underwood, r. Shu-
ell, II. Scott. A. Whitcomb,- II. Camp
bell and II. Stevenson. At each lunch
con there will be music and a short