The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-23

"a, In the Y. W. c.. A. auditorium.
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| The trade dressmaking classes OF
the Y. w. c. A., win give an exhibit
tion of garments made In the classes
this fall. In the association sewing
rooms, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov.
"a and 20, from 1880 to o'clock.
1 The annual fair and supper OF the
Young Woman's guild OF st. Johns
Episcopal church, will be held Tues
day, Nov. "a, In the parish house.
Supper will be served from $3.50 to s
o'clock.
/ The social committee OF the Danes
OF the Loyal Legion will give a card
party, Tuesday afternoon. Nov. "a, In
the home or Mrs. Theodore @. Fetch
er, No. 81 Kirby-ave. east, for tae
purpose OF raising funds to assist the
unfortunate poor OF Detroit.
An informal dancing party will be
given Tuesday evening, In the Col
lege club, the members OF the club
having invited their men friends for
the party.
The joint entertainment committees
OF Ashlar lodge, No. 81, F. & A. NJ,
and Peninsular chapter, No. 16, r. A.
M, Will give dancing party, We'd
nesday evening, Nov. %, In the Ma
sonic temple. There will be a pro-
gram Of old and new dances and sup
per will be served at IL o'clock.
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The entertainment and bazaar held
lSnndQV o. n
and Destitute Children, was a great
success. large attendance and excel.
lent program combining to please Wis
itors, and the sisters and inmates OF
the Institution.
st. Andrews society will celebrate
st. Andrews day, Monday, Nov. 80,
In st. Andrews hall, with a banquet
and installation. of officers. Sunday
afternoon, Nov. 20. at 3 o'clock, the
society will attend in body. church
service in Bethany Presbyterian
church.
Miss Sara Moore, well-known De-
troit newspaper writer and artist, will
be the speaker in the weekly In
formal meeting of the Equal Suffrage
league OF Wayne county, Wednesday
afternoon, In suffrage Headquarters,
No. 1876 Farmer-st. Mrs. James Hand.
Jr., and Miss Clara E. Dyar will be
the hostesses OF the afternoon tea 10
follow. In the morning hours, mem.
bers OF the league will continue sew
ing and the making OF field hospital
supplies for the American Red Cross
relief work In Europe.
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The pound party to have been held
In ST. Vincent's asylum Thanksgiving
day has been cancelled because of the
institution being In quarantine. That
the little ones In the asylum may not
be deprived Of their treat" Miss
Edith Muer. No. 400 Chene-st., and the
members OF the committee having the
pound party in charge, ask that pack
ages be sent to Miss Muer's home just
the same and as soon as the ouaran.
tine is lifted, the gifts will be sent to
the asylum.
Friendship lodge, No. All. r. q A.
M, VIII give military ball, Tues
day evening. Nov. "a, In the Masonic
temple. Friday evening, Nov. 81, the
lodge will have a special initiation
In the temple, to admit to member
ship the one-thousandth member. A
banquet will precede the initiation.
Friendship lodge Is said to have In.
itiated more members during 1914
than any other blue lodge In the Unit
ed States.
The Y. w. c. A. will keep open
house Thanksgiving day, from IL to
8 o'clock. Between 1880 and Z
o'clock, an old-fashioned Thanksgiy-
ing turkey dinner will be served. and
between and o'clock, light refresh
ments will be served. The parlors.
reading rooms and library Of the
building will be open afternoon and
evening, and there will be music.
storytelling and informal visiting. All
young women alone in the city. or
living In boarding houses, are well
come to use the association buiIdip<
during the hours named.
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A ball will be given Tuesday even
ing, In Columbus temple, by the
fourth degree assembly, Knights OF
Columbus, for the benefit Of the De-
AOas AucCaSoAooiS I0eT0
has been a large demand for tickets
and the boxes have all been sold. the
'boxholders including Mrs. John +.
Broadhead, Mrs. w. o. Briggs, X. J.
Corbett. James Z. Danaher, r. r.
Danaher. A. j. Doughty, Mrs. Francis
Dryer, Albert Fisher. Martin g.. Gal
vim, e. j. Hickey. John r. Murphy.
George F. Monaghan, Mrs. Bert X.
Shurly. Mrs. Campau-Thompson, Ed
muhd vier, l. f. Ward. Mrs. David q.
Whitney. There will be tickets on
sale at the door for those who have
neglected to procure them in advance.
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Covers were laid for 80 members
OF the Michigan branch OF the So
ciety OF Mayhower Descendants, at
the annual dinner, Saturday eve
ming. in the Detroit club. Preceding
dinner, q business meeting and cleo
tion Of officers was held, all OF the
former officers being reelected, ex-
cept Frederick Dana Standish, who is
succeeded as deputy governor by Fred
erick Bradford Smith. Mr.. Smith
acted as POSTMASTER. and John L.
Dexter, governor, gave the annual
address, concluding with the read
ing OF the compact signed In the
cabin OF the Mayfower. James
Schermerhorn was the speaker OF
the evening. The officers of the So
cfety are. Governor John T. nextcr.