The Detroit times., 1914-11-11

ANOitn otdi iuuBti Quar- VI l1ClhiS
hem, will give an informal dancing
party. Wednesday evening. Nov. III
in American Eagle temple.
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The engagement Is announced O
Miss Virginia Low. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred NJ. Low, to Franz
Cabot Paine, son OF Gen. Charles }
Paine, U. S. A.. retired, OF Boston.
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The second annual dancing party OF
the United Irish league will take place
Thursday evening, Nov. l2, i'm Degree
OF Honor hall, Grand River.ave. and
Twelfth-st. Irish dances will be fea
ture of the program.
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Moslem temple will give ball Mon
day evening. Nov. %. in the Masonic
temple for Shriners and their ladies
only. G. III. Brennan is general chair
man OF the committee on arrange
ments.
The Michigan branch OF the Ma
tional Society Daughters of 1912. Will
give a luncheon, Tuesday, Nov. IL, In
the Hotei Cadillac. to honor Mrs
Henry n. Walker, Mrs. Lucy Swift
Griggs and Miss Marcia Richardson
whose fathers served in the war o.
1912.
The annual reunion OF Detroit ant
Michigan druggists who attended thu
department of pharmacy In Ferris In
stitute. Big Rapids, will be held in thu
institute, Wednesday, Nov. IL. The
class OF 'l6 will be. the hosts to tht
visitors at banquet. Wednesda,
evening.
The Michigan Authors association
will meet Thursday evening, Nov. IL
in the Hotel Cadillac Mrs. Caroline
Pennoyer DE Witt, recently of Lon
don, Eng. will give a talk on "Minia
lures and miniature painters" Mrs
De Witt is pupil of the famous min
iaturist Heath.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Detroit
Florists club, will give dancing par
ty Thursday evening, Nov. ~, II
Strasturg's. for the benefit Of the Var
Leuven Browne Hospital School fol
Crippled Children, in the welfare o
which institution the ladies have tax
en- so much interest. Ii was due Il
their untiring efforts that the hospital
school secured the sleeping porch ant
sun parlor erected across the rear o.
the hospital building, at No. 81 Kenil
wcrth-ave.
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The opening of the new gymnasium
In tho Neighborhood club OF Crosse
Pointe Friday evening. Nov. Is, will
be marked by an original and delight
full entertainment arranged by thu
residents of the Pointe. A series o
living pictures posed by well-knowr
young maids and matrons OF thu
Pointe and one-act play will preced,
the dancing. Mrs. Russell A. Alger
Jr., Mrs. Frederick NJ. Alger, Mrs
Alexander l. Lewis and Mrs Cameron
B. Waterman are in charge of the en-
tertainment.
So successful was the children
matinee dansant given last spring
under the auspices and for the bene
fit of the Franklin-st. settlement, tina
a second children's party will be Civ
en- in Arcadia Friday afternoon, Nov
20, from to 6 o'clock. Mrs. JOSEPH
Bernard Schlotman is general chair
man of the affair. In addition to th'
dancing there will be many "sid'
shows" such as Punch and Judy ant
other amusing, time-honored attrac
tions dear to the heart OF childhood
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The amateur acting committee o
the Detroit center, Drama League o
America. will present members OF tn
league in a program OF four one-ac
plays. Wednesday evening, Nov. Is. II
the Avenue theater The plays to b.
given are: "The Littlest Girl Rich
ard Harding Davis; "A Marriage Ha
Been Arranged" Alfred Sutro; "Wh
Calls?' dramatized by Mrs. c. Pi
quette Mitchell from Sir Gilbert Parh
er's story; Press Cuttings" G.. Bel
nard Shaw. Those taking part Il
the plays will include Mrs. C. p
quite Mitchell. Mrs. Ralph Page. Mrs
Robert l.. Schorr, Mrs. w. G.. Barbour
Miss Amy Louise Farnsworth, Mis-
Adelaide Casgrain, Marshall Peas,
Charles Hilton, Walter Boynton. Hal
old 0. Miller, Stevens T. Mason
James Strasburg, Norman Pabst an