The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-08
SOCIAL and
n PERSONAL


The Florence Crittenton circle will
meet in the Crittenton home, Monday
afternoon. Nov. 10, at $3.50 o'clock.
Members of the faculty OF the Gan
apol School of Musical Art will give
concert. Friday evening, In the
Highland Park Presbyterian church.
The Clansmen's Clan will meet
Tuesday, Nov. IL, for business and
social session. George w. Ironside
Will give Chinese chalk talk.
The Dramatic club of the Mendels-
sohn club, will give a program OF
readings. sketches and music. FRI
day evening. In the club, No. AL Con-
cord-ave.
The Players win dine Friday even
Ing, In the Hotel Cadillac, and follow
Ing dinner will elect officers and a
board OF governors for the ensuing
year.
About $1,000 was realized Thurs
day, In the housewives bazaar and
supper. held in the Protestant Orphan
asylum for the beSeht OF that insti-
tuition There are 10 children in the
institution at present
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A gallery to be devoted to the hang
Ing Of pictures by Detroit artists will
he opened In the Park building, No.
80 Washington-blvd The public may
visit the gallery every day from to
$3.50 o'clock.
Under the auspices OF the Epworth
league. Mrs. Tressa Way Merrill will
recite Shakespeare midsummer
Nights Dream" with musical setting
by Mendelssohn, Friday evening, In
Central Methodist chapel. Miss Hill
da Doerr will be at the piano.
Fellowcraft club members and their
families to the number Of 600 enjoyed
. Japanese entertainment and sup
per In the club rooms. Thursday even
ing Following an illustrated lecture
on Japan" by the Rev. Sherman L.
Divine. Japanese supper was served.
In the annual business meeting OF
the Church club OF the diocese Of
Michigan, Thursday evening, the fol-
ensuing year: President, Harry l..
Pierson: vice-president. George Har-
greaves: secretary. Charles o. Ford;
treasurer Howard Emery.
The hrst meeting OF the season Of
the Mt. Vernon society was held, Fri
day. in the home Of Mrs. Arthur Max
well Parker. No. 1891 Jefferson-ave
Mrs. e. B. A. Rathbone. state vice
president Of the society. read an In
teresting report OF the annual confer
ence.
Detroit branch, Association OF Col
legiate Alumnae. will meet Saturday
afternoon. Nov. 8, In the Utley branch
library. DR.. Charles e. Chadsey will
give O talk on The moral and edu-
cational influences OF modern amuse-
ments upon children" An informal
reception to DR.. Chadsey and Mrs.
Chadsey will follow
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The West Warren Residents ASSOC
citation is making elaborate prepara-
lions for the annual barn dance TO-
be held In West Warren hall, Friday
evening, Nov. IA. The hall will be
decorated to resemble the typical
farmers barn. Calico aprons and
overalls will be in style on this occa-
sion.
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Frank Scott Clark. the well-known
Detroit rtistphotographer. has been
awarded the international Daguerre
memorial prize, In Z worldwide COM
petition. Mr.. Clark's prize.winning
picture IL q mural friexe entitled
Greek Temple Dancing" and Is
now on view In the James Hanna 4
Bros. art galleries, In the Washing
ton arcade. Next week. the picture
will be sent to the Smithsonian In
stitute in Washington, to become a
permanent part Of the collections in
that institution.
State Dairy and Food Commission
or Hclme will give talk to the De-
troit Housewives league, Monday,
church parlors. The league will make
an Investigation Of Detroit bakeries
with q view to securing information
ditions of the building and products
used. Mrs. Julian Heath. OF New
York. president Of the national league.
to be held In Detroit this month and
which was to have been addressed by
Mrs. Heath. hes been postponed.
The residence at No. 1900 Wood
ward-ave. has been remodeled and at
tractively decorated In the interior.
for use as tea room to be known
a. Dixieland. and will be formally
opened to the public. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, Nov. IL and IL,
with q special dinner to be served
from $3.50 to 1880 o'clock. Miss Bra
han and Miss Lincoln, Of the Dixie
Tea rooms, in Farmer.st., will have
charge OF Dixieland. The residence
has large and charming rooms which
will be available for social functions
Of various kinds. Luncheon, after.
noon tea and dinner will be served
and parties OF any kind, and for any
number Of guests, may be arranged
By appointment.
The Detroit Home Nursing associa-
ton was formally organized Thursday
evening. In the Wayne County Medi-
cal society building. with the follow
Ing Officers: President. the Rev.
Luther LoveJey: yice-presidents, Mrs.
r. II. Ashbaugh, DR.. w. L. Babcock,
Grace hospital; recording secretary,
DR.. W. J. Wilson; corresponding Sec
Rotary. Miss Charlotte Aikens: treas
urer. DR.. J. N. e. Brown, Detroit Gen.
eral hospital; executive board. the