The Detroit times., 1913-11-10

meet. Thursday afternoon. Nov Is. III
the hospital.
The Woman's guild OF 81. Andrew
Memorial Episcopal church. will hold
bazaar and chicken supper. Thurs
day evening. Nov. IL. In the guild
rooms. To
DIR. and Mrs. E. b. Smith are spend
ing the week in Chicago. where Or.
Smith is a delegate 70 the Clinical
Congress OF Surgeons OF North Amer
lea.
An exhibition OF paintings by Miss
Lois Wilcox. a young American paint
or, who has chosen her native envir.
onment of Tryon. N. c.. for subjects
for her brush. are on view In the Mu-
scum OF Art galleries TO remain until
Nov, 80.
The frst program OF the season
given under the auspices OF the
Daughters OF the Revolution. will take
place. Wednesday afternoon. Nov. IL,
In the East Side settlement. Mrs. NJ.
W. Taver will give a talk on Ven
ice" city In which she recently
made a protracted visit. A series or
similar traveltalks viii be given by
the ID. A. r.
81. Peter Claver Aid society will
give a holiday sale. card and dancing
party. in ST. Mary's parish hail. We'd
nesday and Thursday, Nov. IL and IL.
The sale which will offer all kinds
OF pretty and useful articles and
homemade dainties will continue al
ternoon and evening of the days men,
toned. card tables will be provided
both days and the dance will he given
Thursday evening.
The first OF a series OF three uni
versity extension lectures arranged
by the educational committee OF the
Detroit Teachers association. will be
given by Prof. William ID. Hender'
son. of the University OF MICHIGAN
Monday afternoon. Nov 10, In Central
high school. Prof. Henderson will
discuss The boy problem
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Boxes for the ball 10 be given by
the MIX Fund association of Provi
dence hospital. Friday evening. Nov
! IA, In Strasburg's academy. have beer
taken by Mesdames r. p. Byrne
Frank Scott Clark. Vincent Cliff. VII
liam J. Seymour. Strathearn Hendrie
J. r. Long. f. J. Corbett. l.. s. Ward
and James Couxens The ball prom
ises 10 be one OF the most delightful
functions Of the social season.
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| The Bal Poudre to be given ir
Strasburg's academy. Friday evening
Nov. %, for the benefit OF the District
Nursing society. will have the follow
ing patronessee Mesdames Russell
Alger, ST., John Owen. J. M. Dryer
John Stoughton Newberry. 8. Y. Sey
burn. r. Arlington Newman. George
II. Barbour. William A. Butler. Jr.
Charles A. DuCharme, Franklin II
Walker. Charles L. Palms. Philip Nc
MILAN. Ingersoll Lewis. and Sidne,
T. Miller This junction, which Is al
ways one OF the prettiest OF the sea
son. IL especially popular with tn
younger set and this year the ball vii
be graced by an unusually attractive
and large group OF debutantes, younI
maids and matrons.
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That most tuneful and sprightly o
operas, 1.-The Chimes OF Normandy.
will be presented In knights OF &C
llumbus hall. Monday and Tuesda
evenings. Dec. 4 and 9. by cast o
well-known Detroit singers. for tn
benefit OF the work OF the housing
reform committee Of the Twentieth
Century club. The leading roles II
the opera will be taken by Mrs. Les
lie q. Lamborn, Mrs. c. II. Clements
Miss Freda Gagel. Miss Emma Lewis
Miss Marjorie Cleland. Miss HATH
Elliott. Archibald c. Jackson. Charlie
o. Smith. DR.. Roy Alvord. John Dick
/ inson. Arthur Daniels. Bruce Gamer
on and Ralph Elliott. L. l.. Renwicl
IL the musical director and the stag
and dramatic coaching OF those TAX
| Ing part will be under the direction
OF Bert st. John A chorus Of pupil
OF the Detroit Conservatory Of Musi'
will be a feature Of the performance
and the conservatory orchestra vii
play the delightful score. The hous
| ing reform committee OF the Twenti
eth Century club 10 aiming to secure
q fund Of $4,000 to be used In re
claiming tenements, erecting new ant
modern apartments. houses and cot
tages, to be rented to persons In poo
circumstances.
A philosophy club has been organ
lied by DR.. Lewis G. Carson, OF tbt
/ Detroit Conservatory Of Music. Il
meet In the conservatory every Satur
day afternoon. for the study OF phil
osophy. The program for the Wed
nesday afternoon conservatory must
Gale, Nov. ~. will be given by Miss
Elisabeth Bennett, contraito: Mist
Oleane Doty. pianist; Archibald c
jackson. baritone, and William Graf
ing King, violinist.
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