The Detroit times., 1913-01-06
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

An anti-suffrage meeting will be
held in Parlor X. Hotel POELchartrain,
Thursday, Jan. 8, at o'clock. Mrs.
\. J. George, OF Brookline, Mass.
viii speak.
The annual ball of Detroit lodge.
No. Z, Shlpmasters' association will
be given Wednesday evening, Jan.
10. in the Wayne pavilion.
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Miss Doris Higlnbotham will give
a theater party TO the Temple, Monday
evening, WITH supper following in the
Hotel Pontchartrain. in honor OF Miss
Dorothy Lambert. who will return TO
college this week
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The Philomathic Debating club and
the Condor Literary club will debate
the question of The open VS.. the
closed shop" Tuesday evening, Jan.
a. in Messiah Lutheran church. The
open side will be championed by III.
RI. Lorigon. J. Stuart Voight, and Rus
sci II. Buhrer and the closed side by
Meyer Schlissel, William Miller and
Hy Myers.
Members OF the Detroit Federation
OF Musicians will be given opportun-
ity to express themselves ON matters
connected with the anLdal business
meeting, Tuesday and Thursday morn
ings at 10 O'Clock and Saturday even
ings, at 1880 o'clock. in the club
rooms, No. "a Macomb-st.. until all the
members OF the federation have regis
tered opinions and cast ballots in the
annual election.
John z. White, OF Chicago, will
speak on Charter revision and COM
mission form OF government" follow
ing a dinner in the Elliott-Taylor-
Woolfenden cafe, Tuesday evening, at
6 o'clock, under the auspices of the
Political and Civic league and the Fed
Grafton of Civic Organizations. lfhe
dinner will be informal and business
men are urged TO come direct from
business. Brief speeches will be made
following Mr.. Whites address, by DR..
#. u. Pitcher, president of the Fedora
ton OF Civic Organizations; +. r..
Ingram, and William j. Black. A. J..
Pepin will sing. All men and women
interested in public questions are
urged 10 attend.
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Women OF the First and Second
wards ares invited to attend meet
ing OF the Woman's Progressive club,
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 8, at .
o'clock, in the home of Mrs. j. M.
Goldstone, No. 27 Palner-ave. west.
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The Hamilton Old Boys assertion
wss formed Sunday, with view TO
attending a home coming in the
old town, Aug. 1923. G.. +, Goyette,
former miltonian, would like II
get In todch with all former residents
of the Ontario town, now living in
Detroit and vicinity.
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THhe marriage OF Mrs. Sophia Price
to Edward Birdsell was performed
Sunday evening. in the Church of the
Soul (Spiritualist), by the Rev. Laura
l.. Crawford, pastor of the church.
The attendants were Miss Eva Akin.
son and Elmer Grannis The wedding
was the second spiritualist marriage
ceremony ever performed in Detroit.
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The first Of a series OF talks on
Russia, attracted a large audience 10
the Museum of Art, Sunday afternoon
Director A. II. Griffith took his listen
ers through Finland to Russia, n the
day of Peter. the Great. Many beaut.
iful pictures added interest and de-
tail to the story.
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The recently formed Detroit branch
OF the Drama League OF America VIII
aold the annual meeting and election
of officers, Wednesday afternoon, Jan.
=, in the Board OF Education building.
Miss Clara L. Dyar Will give talk
on the aims anti purposes OF the
league, and Mrs. X. II. Ashbaugh will
give an address on The modern
drama"
School principals, teachers and chill
dren were The guests at luncheon,
Saturday, in the Century building. OF
the Animal Welfare committee oil the
Twentieth Century club. Special et.
forts have been made 20 promote AMI
maj welfare work, in the public
schools, under the able chairmsnship
OF Mrs. A6ner T.. Larned, anu the
luncheon Saturday was the second
gathering OF It's kind with pupils and
teachers Brief addresses were made.