The Detroit times., 1913-11-03
SOCIAL and
(. PERSONAL


ison-avs.. for the young folk In the
neAghborhood. The house was unique
~ decorated In jack-o-lanterns. corr
stalks. pumpkin vines. and other Acid
and garden decorative effects INSOFAR
able from Halloween. Old-fas hloned
games OF ell kinds, music ana dancin 1
provided plenty OF jolly fun. The
young people attended the party in
grostesQue costumes.
John Currle Winter, No. so King
ave.. has been chosen secretary OF the
1914 senior law class, In the Univer
sity OF Michigan. Mr.. Winter Ii a
graduate Of Detroit Central high
school and OF the University OF Mich
fean literary department In the class
Of IL
The marriage Of Nine De Montigny
0ingras TO Chauncey Goodrich was
quietly performed. "Wednesday. Oct
20. BY the Rev. Joseph A. Vance. OF
tho First Presbyterian church. Nine
de Montigny Gingras Is q well known
teacher OF French Mr.. Goodrich IL
retired engineer The couple Will
make their home In the Alhambra
apartments.
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The annual supper OF Trinity Epis
copal church will take place in the
parish house parlors, Wednesday even
ing. Nov. 6, from 8 10 s o'clock.
Golden Rule lodge. Star or Bethle-
hem, gave a successful Halloween en-
tertainment and supper In bethie
hem temple, Tuesday evening. The
parlors and dining room were appro-
priately decorated and an abundance
Of pumpkin pie, doughnuts and ginger.
bread like mother used to make.
were served. The prizes for the Gran
berry hunt were awarded to the
Misses Bella Cohen, Clara Gaddins
and Mrs. Helen Whipple the pump
kin vine contest was won by Mrs. r.
Nagelvoort and r. Kline. and d. r.
Ingram carried of the prize for the
mems pumpkin pie recipe.
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With Miss Elsie Janis as the cen
ter of attraction at the Hallowe en-
ball, Friday evening, In the Hotel
Pontchartrain, for the benefit OF the
Free Press Fresh Air fund. the anair
was a marked success and largely at
tended. although arrangements TOT
the function were made within three
days. Miss Janis. the charming star
Of THE Lady of the Slipper now In
the Detroit opera house, arrived at
the ball Immediately after the per-
Torrance ended In the theater. With
her stage dancing partner, Douglas
Stevenson, she gave an exhibition OF
the Argentine Tango, the Castle walk
and Brazilian maxixe. She was
dressed in black accordion-plaited
chiffon. yelled In a tunic OF silver. a
brilliant rose at the corsage being
the only touch OF color. The dancing
of Miss Janis and Mr.. Stevenson was
enthusiastically applauded. large
sum was realized for the worthy OBJ
iect for which the ball was given.
Miss Mary Mcdowell, head resi-
dent In the University Of Chicago set
Element, in the stockyards district,
will be the guest Of the Twentieth
Century club, Thursday evening. Nov.
s. when she will give an address In
the Century building, on The human
output" under the auspices OF the
housing reform and child welfare COM
u1fttees of the club. The lecture will
he free and open to the public and
men are especially urged to attend as
Miss Mcdowell has a message that
will appeal particularly to men. She
IL a clear, forceful speaker, with
fund Of common sense and homely
humor and she speaks whereof she
knows"
A childrens charity dance will be
given under the auspices OF. the
Franklin-st settlement, In Arcadia.
Friday afternoon. Dec. 8, from to z
o'clock, with a supper OF Ice cream
cake and other goodies. Only those
under IS will be allowed on the dane
ing floor. Moving pictures, Punch
and Judy show and other amusements
will also be a part of the entertain
ment. Mrs. James o. Murfin Is chair
man OF the committee on arrange
ments.
The milk Fund association OF Provi-
dence hospital viii give the annual
ball for the benefit OF the fund, Friday
evening. Nov. IA, In Strasburg's acad-
emy: Mrs. Louis kamrer Is general
chairman OF the ball committee and
the following are chairmen and men,
bers of subcommittee: Tickets. Mrs.
I,ouis r. Ward. Mrs. NJ. 8. Bourke.
Mrs. II. Darmstaetter, Mrs. James
Mcnamara. Mrs. II. F. Melchers:
music. Mrs John T. Dawson. Mrs. M.
8. Bourke, Mrs. Thomas +. Thort; re-
freshments, Mrs. August Goebel, Jr.,
Mrs. Guy Keller; decorations, Mrs.
Edward ]. Hickey, Mrs. II. Darmstaet-
ter. Mrs. A. A. Martz; boxes. Mrs. r..
]. Corbett, Miss Grace Johnson. Mrs.
A. Steinbrecher: press, Miss Gertrude
Vixer, Miss Grace Johnson; floor.
Bruce George, L. Hickey, Joseph l..
Hickey, Howard p. Osgood. Leonard
v. Ward, Armin Darmstaetter.
The trades dressmaking classes Of
the continuation school, In Cass Tech
nical High school, will open Monday
morning, Nov. 3. Miss Mary Conlon.
A practical dressmaker. will instruct
the classes.
St. Mary's hospital auxiliary will
meet Monday afternoon, Nov. 3. at
3 o'clock, In the hospital.
An informal dancing party for mem
hers and their families will be given
saturday evening, In the Detroit Golf
GLIB. Dinner will be served from to
8 o'clock.
The Northwestern Woman's club
WI hold an open meeting. Monday
evening, Nov. 8, in the W'ngert school
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