The Detroit times., 1914-10-26
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke M. Graham
have removed from No. SO Davenport
St, TO No. lis Seyburn-ave.
The ladisss auxiliary Of samaritan
hospital will meet Monday evening,
Oct. 26, In the Hotel Pontchartrain,
to complete arrangements FOR the
third annual ball.
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The annual parish dinner and so
cial OF Trinity Episcopal church. will
take place in the church house.
Thursday evening, Nov. s.
o.
Edward Baxter Perry will give q
piano recital Monday evening. Nov
16, In the First Unitarian church. un-
der the auspices OF the Mu Phi Epsi-
lon sorority. Mr.. Perry Is talented
blind musician.
Wayne lodge, No 104. knights OF
Pythias, will give Halloween dane
Ing party. Wednesday evening, Oct.
2s. in the temple. Cass-ave. and
Bagg-st.
Clarence b. Kelland. editor Of the
American Boy, will give talk on
THE relations between editor and
contributor" before the Detroit wom-
en- Writers club, Tuesday evening,
Oct. "a. In the Utley library.
The Home STUDY club will meet
Monday afternoon. al 2:30 o'clock, in
the home OF Mrs. w. C. Noack. No. 158
Warren-ave. west Mrs. J. K. Clark
will have charge OF the program and
Mrs Oscar M. Springer. president NJ
the club, will give talk on "1'he i'm
por,ant work Of the weather bureau"
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In the annual meeting OF Detroit
council. Boy Scouts Of America, the
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Gus.
tavus ID. Pope: secretary and scout
commissioner, r. C.. Foster; tfeasur-
er. Fred M. Butzel Ernest O'Brien
was added to the council board.
The Woman's guild OF Jefferson-ave.
Presbyterian church will hold the an
nual sale. In Newberry Memorial
chapel, Thursday, Nov. s. Tables
and booths will display fancy and
practical articles OF all kinds, home
made cakes. bread. pies, ETC., and
canned fruit Luncheon and after
noon tea will be served and q spe-
cial chicken pie dinner from to s
O'Clock. A musical program will be
given In the evening In the church
auditorium.
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry Is chair.
man and Emory w. Clark, treasurer,
OF special committee which has
for the work OF the American Red
Cross society among the soldiers OF
the European battlefelds, and to give
aid to the families, widows and or
phans Of those who are lighting, or
who have died for their country. The
committee has number Of projects
under way to raise money.
The sixth annual banquet OF pres
ent and past members OF st. Johns
Episcop. church choir, will be held
In the Hotel Normandie, Friday even
ing. Oct. 80. The Rev. w. f. Faber,
rector Of st. Johns. and auxiliary
bishop-elect OF Montana, will be tht
principal speaker. tst2H'
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The Lincoln Debating club has elect
ed the following officers for the ensu-
Ing year: President Bertram ID. Fl.
first yice-president, Il.
Cushman MCGEE; second vice-presi-
dent. Bertram b. Lewis; recording
secretary. David A. Burgess: CORES
ponding secretary. Lloyd r. Britton;
treasurer, Paul X. Bolles; critic, 9Mau-
rice Guy: historian, Edwin ID. EN-
mons; stage manager, Arthur r. Arm
strong: property man. Franklin ID.
Hepburn. The club Ia the near future
will produce q one-act play, of an his.
torical character. entitled "The Bos-
ton Tea Party"
The study class Of the Northwest
ern Woman's club will meet Monday
afternoon, Oct. 26, In the Lothrop
branch library, to study "The labor
problem, why there is one and what
II Is" Mrs. Thompson will have
charge of the program and Mrs. w.
b. Gordon will conduct q parliament
tary drill. The club will give a
musicale and matinee dansant In Dia-
mond temple. Saturday afternoon,
Oct. 81, the proceeds to be given to
the philanthropic work OF the club.
The Scotch program given Monday
Oct. 10. in Diamond temple
proved delightful In every way. The
Rev. James ID. Macdonald gave an in.
teresting illustrated lecture, on Scot.
land and ner poets" and the Scotch
ballads and dances which followed.
were thoroughly enjoyed by the large
audience.
The annual special fall edition
Of Musical America. the well-known
New York musical magazine, fs the
most elaborate issue Of its kind, per-
haps. ever made by this publication.
The frontispiece Is reproduction OF
a portrait drawing OF Francis Mac
Millen, the American yiolinist. An
able editorial on "The past, the
present, the future of music In
America. "by the editor John c.
Freund. is followed by $50 pages of
news and advertisements.
portraits Of musicians and teachers
scenes In the homes of famous ar
lists and many interesting stories
OF the public and private lives OF
singers, pianists. violinists. conduct
ors, who have endeared themselves,
through their art, to the pupils.
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Mrs, Charles B. Phelps, president
of the board OF trustees Of the Home
for the Friendless. has appointed the