The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-30
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
Miss Stella Ford 10 spending week
In New York.

| Niss DOTOlny Ondpuuu, VI poo'o"'
is the guest of Mrs. c. ii. Hodges,
No. 5il Jefferson-ave.
Miss Elise Barker. of Toledo, is
the guest of Miss Alexandrine Brod-
head. No. 597 Jefferson-ave.
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Miss Clara Hodges lett "Wednesday,
TO visit friends in New York and
Brooklyn.
Miss Josephine Armstrong was the
hostess OF luncheon Tuesday, In
the Holland Tea rooms. for Miss Cor.
della Birdsall.
Miss Catherine Leland will give a
Halloween dance. Friday evening,
Oct. 81, in heI home. No. 1So Burns
ave.
Mrs Edward S. Bennett. No. 2S6
Seminole-ave.. entertained al bridge.
Tuesday afternoon, in the Indian VIII
lage cluL.
The Misses Ramsey. OF Los An
geles, will arrive at the end OF the
week to be the guests OF Mrs. j. Bur-
CESS Book, Jr.
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A household" Halloween party
will be held In the Y. w. {. A.. Thurs
day evening. for members of the staff
in the main building and the Home
stead
Mrs. Murray w. Sales, OF Crosse
Pointe. who has been in New York
the last fortnight. returned home,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry d. Sheldon left, Tues
day, for New York, TO visit friends for
a fortnight.
Mrs. ]. Piquette Mitchell gave a
luncheon. Wednesday. in the Country
club for her guest, Mrs. Wallace T..
Meats. Of Mexico City.
Mrs. Neil w. Snow left, Wednes-
day. to visit her parents in Balti-
more.
Ladies OF the Zoar society will give
a pedro and 500 party in Harmonic
hall. Friday, Oct. 81. play to begin
at 2:30 o'clock. The party is given
for the benefit OF the German Prot
estant home.
The marriage OF Miss Florence
Irene O'Neill. daughter OF Mr.. and
| Mrs J. NJ. O'Neill to John NJ. Cur
ran. Of Pittsburgh. will be celebrated
Wednesday evening. Oct. 20, in St.
Vincent's church.
| c. w Pickell. manager OF the De-
| troit agency of the Massachusetts
| Mutual Life Insurance Co.. will ad-
dress students Of the Y. M. c. A. tech
meal classes on Craftsmanship We'd
nesday evening.
/ st. Peter Claver Aid society will
meet Friday evening, Oct. 81, in ST.
Mary's parish hall, to complete ar
rangements for the apron and doll
sale to be held in the hall, Nov. IL
and 10.
The June class Of IL OF the Gen.
trail high school will meet Wednes
day evening. in room No. 211. in the
school, to discuss plans for the an
nual class reunion and dance to be
held in the girls gym" Of the school,
Jan. 2.
The officers OF the Detroit Training
School Alumni association gave a re-
ception to the members. Wednesday
afternoon, In Chaffee hall. Those
who received were Miss Florella r.
Lowry, Mrs. George w. Clark, Mrs.
Gertrude Avery Staeb and Mrs. Helen
Wyrick Shafor.
| Mrs. A. Starr Best, OF Chicago, will
be the guest at luncheon, Thursday,
| Oct. &c. in the French room Of the
Woman's Exchange, Of Detroit branch.
| Drama League Of America. Mrs. Best
| Is president Of the national organiza-
ton.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Stinchfield
and Mrs. William Van Dyke left We'd
nesday. to visit several weeks, in
eastern cities. They will motor from
Albany through the Berkshires, to
Boston and New York.
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Mrs. A. Starr Best, Of Chicago, pres
ident OF the Drama League OF Amer
lea. will be the guest Of the Twenti-
eth Century club. Thursday after.
| noon, Oct. 30, at Q reception and tea
In the Century building. Mrs. Best
will give a talk on The public and
the play"
A Halloween carnival and cafe
chantant will be held in the Wood
! ward-ave. Baptist church institute
building, Thursday, beginning at 10
o'clock, and continuing throughout
the day and evening. for the benefit
Of the East Side settlement. Luncheon
will be served from IL to 2 o'clock,
and dinner from to s o'clock
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The annual donation day OF the
Home for the Friendless will be held
Thursday. Oct. 80. Gifts Of clothing,
fuel, food. furniture or money, will
be gratefully accepted Voluntary
contributions from the public are de-
pended upon to carry on the work
of this institution
Detroit Alliance Francaise will open
the season. Tuesday evening Nov 4.
In the green room, OF the Hotel Pont.
chartrain. Prof. Rene Talamon. Of
the University OF Michigan. will speak
on La Maison de Balzac." William
Grazing King will play several violin
numbers by French composers.
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cost" is the interesting subject. OF
vital importance to all young women,
to be discussed Wednesday evening.
In the Y. w. c., A., by Miss Landrey