The Detroit times., 1914-10-28
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

MISS Helene wright entertained Al
tea Monday afternoon, in honor OF
Miss Alena Miles. OF Livingstone.
Mont, who is the flancee of Charles
Wright, Jr.
Mrs. Russell A. Alger, ST., and her
daughters, Mrs. Henry ID. Sheldon,
and Mrs. Charles Pike, the latter of
Chicago, are in Atlantic City.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of Detroit Presbytery viii
meet Wednesday afternoon, Oct. %,
In Forest-ave. Presbyterian church.
Mrs. e. G. Barnum will speak.
Miss Caryl May, whose marriage to
Frederic Hayes will take place Nov.
4. will be the guest of honor at an
afternoon reception. Friday, Oct. 80.
Of which Miss Lillian Mercier, viii be
the Hostess.
Mrs. W. Grierson Smith will enter
tain at an old-fashioned Halloween
party. Friday evening, Oct. 30, in hon.
or Of Miss Grace Booth, whose mar
rage of Harold Wallace will take
place Nov. 81.
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The Fresh Afr society OF the United
Jewish Charities will give q charity
card party. Thursday afternoon, Oct.
20. In the Hannah Schloss Memorial
building. Tables will be arranged for
whist, bridge and auction bridge.
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Miss Marjorie Metcalf gave a de-
lightful bridge-tea Monday afternoon,
In her home in Crosse Pointe, for
Miss Hazel Litchfleld, bride-to-be Of
the week. Mrs. Lynn McNaughton, Of
Chandlerave.. was the hostess of a
bridge party Saturday evening, for
Miss Litchfeld.. Mrs. Claud st. Nor.
ris. of Tattico, Mex. and Miss Harris,
Otter Lake. are house guests of Mrs.
McNaughton.
Miss Maude Van Syckle, secretary
of the Detroit Society for the Study
and Prevention of tuberculosis is in
Muskegon attending, as a delegate,
the state anti-tuberculosis convention.
Miss Van SICKLE will go to Grand Rap
Ids the end OF the week for the an
nual meeting or the Michigan State
Conference of Charities and Correc-
tons.
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The Indiana society Of Detroit was
formally organized Monday evening
In the Hotel Cadillac, by about 100
former residents of the Hoosier state.
The following were chosen officers:
Edwin DENLY, president: the Rev. 4.
H. Pence, ID. D., vice-president:
George Fulwell, second vice-presi-
dent; eCharles r. Francis. third vice
Charles A. Macauley, secre-
tary, and George NJ. West, treasurer.
In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Byron Trembly, No. $50 Parkview.
ave., Wednesday, at high noon, will
take place the marriage OF their
Miss Leila May Trembly to
DR.. Charles Lee Bliss. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. viii
liam B. Collins, OF Hudson, Mich, un-
Gle OF the bride. Miss Grace Trembly.
sister Of the bride, will be maid of
honor. and Harold l. Bliss will act
rs his brothers best man. A recep-
ton will follow.
The Rev. Lee 8. McCollester OF
Tufts Theological college, Boston, for
many years pastor of the Church of
Our Father In Detroit, will arrive
with Mrs. McCollester, TO
spend a fortr light In this city. During
their stay they will be In the Addison.
DR.. McCollester will speak on "HaI.
lowe'en" before the Twentieth Cen
fury club, Thursday afternoon. Oct.
20. ard an informal reception to DIR.
and Mrs. McCollester will follow.
Mrs. McCollester Is a former presi-
dent of the club.
Arrangements have been completed
for the charity ball to be given in Ar.
cadia. Tuesday evening, for the bene-
At OF the East Side settlement, and
the members of the association have
every reason to feel that Il will be a
success, socially and financially. Miss
Grace Hinchman will give demonstra-
tons OF the newest steps, between the
regular numbers on the program.
Those who have taken boxes are Mrs.
Beatrice Larned- Whitney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hecker, Mr. and Mrs.
Tracy McGregor. Mr.. and Mrs, John
Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dodge,
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Wormer, Mrs. VI. A.
Young, DR.. and Mrs. George q. Caron,
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Scripps. Mrs.
r. A. Colt. Miss Lille Pfeiffer. Mrs. J.
b. Schlotman. Mrs. II. whitney-Dem-
me, Mfe. A. Freschi. Mrs. Joseph
Mack. Mrs. y. Klingensmith. The fol-