The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-18

accepted position as one OF the
physicians with the Calumet a Hecla
Mining Co.
Miss Elise Campau' entertained at
luncheon, Wednesday, for Mrs. A. Ma.
comb Campau. recent bride. The
engagement OF Miss Campau TO Hew.
lit Wells, OF Washington. d. c., is
announced.
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An interesting exhibition OF etch-
ings and dry point work by Louis
Calewaert. young art student. study.
ing with John T. Wicker, Is OH view
In the Museum OF Art. The. young
artist Is still In his teens and his
work gives remarkable promise. ac-
cording to his instructors The exhi-
bition, which includes about 90 etch-
ings and sketches. has for the sub
jects OF the artists work, familiar
scenes OF Detroit and the river.
Palestine lodge, No. 357. +. a. A. NJ.
VIII give a family party, Wedne sday
evening, In the Masonic temple. There
VIII be a program OF music, cards and
dancing.
Hazel Pingree auxiliary. United
Spanish War Veterans, will hold the
annual banquet. Friday evening. Dec.
10. In G. A. r. hall The auxiliary
gave card party In the hall. wednes.
day afternoon
Owing to the great success OF The
Chimes Of Normandy" given by well.
known amateurs In Columbus temple
Monday and Tuesday evenings, for the
benefit Of the housing reform commit.
tee Of the Twentieth Century club. the
opera will be given for the third time,
Friday evening, in the same hall, at
popular prices. Following the per.
Torrance there will be an informal
dance for those taking part in the per.
Torrance and their friends.
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The annual Christmas entertain
ment for children OF members of the
Twentieth Century club will be held
In the Century building. Thursday al
ternoon. Members OF the club may
bring three children, but no grown.
up guest will be admitted. The
program will include Christmas tree
games, dances, moving pictures and
stories told by Miss Georgene Faux
ner. OF Chicago known as THE story
Lady," of the Chicago Tribune. In
the evening. Miss Faulkner will give
a talk on 1.-THE art OF storytelling,
for the club members. and an infor.
NAL reception in her honor will fol
low.
Mrs. w. ]. Black. No. SO Selden-ave.,
entertained ten guests at luncheon
Tuesday, In honor of Miss Sara Moore,
who gave a talk on Personal expe-
riences with the militant suffragists
in England" later In the afternoon be-
fore the Political Equality and Civic
league. OF which Mrs. Black Is secre'
tary. The luncheon table was charm
ingly arranged with yellow daffodils.
A large audience enjoyed Miss Moore 8
address before the league, In the Ell
Taylor-Woolfenden cafe. MISS
Moore declared that the votes for
women" movement in England is such
a different propaganda to that which
obtains In America that the two can
not be compared. She said that the
campaign for suffrage In England is
not at all dependent upon the leader
ship OF Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, or
her daughters, and that the real night
Is really being made by bands OF
quiet, determined men and women
who are asking the rights, justice and
privileges OF true democracy.
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The annual children's Christmas
party given by the Northwestern
Women's club will take place, Mon
day afternoon, Dec. 20, in Diamond
temple. the program to be in charge
of Mrs. M. @. Pierson. The club will
present Q moving picture machine, as
a Christmas gift, to the boys Of the
Ford Republic, and give the children
in the Van Ieuven-Browne hospital
school Victrola and records. The