The Detroit times., 1914-11-18
SOCIAL and
Personal

The Parliamentary Drill club mel
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. VIII
liam ID. Purdy, sS2 Brooklyn'ave.
The annual all-day bazaar and even
ing dinner of Florence Crittenton cir
Gle will be held Thursday. Nov. ~
In the Crittenton home.
The Catholic Business Woman Z
club will hold bazaar In Equity tenn
pie, Nov. IS, 90 and q, with spe'
cisl party Saturday afternoon, for
children.
The second In the seasons series
of informal dancing parties given by
Damascus commandery, will take
place Wednesday evening, In the Ma
sonic temple.
The Children OF Mary of Trinity
parish opened three days bazaar IN
the parish hall. Wednesday. Attrac'
lively decorated booths with toys
candy, fancy and practical articles
Ice cream. fruit, etc, promise to do q
thriving business
Edward Baxter Perry, the blind
pianist OF Boston, gave an interesting
lecture recital Tuesday evening. IN
the Y. w. G. A. auditorium delight
Ing large audience with his unusual
playing. Mr.. Perry proved himself
remarkably gifted and accomplished
as pianist
As q result Of the visit to Detroit
Tuesday of DIR. Charles n. Van Hise
president OF the University Of WIS
consin, an effort will be made TO form
a University of Wisconsin Alumni as
ISOLATION In Detroit Prof. Il. @. Al
len, OF Cass school, will endeavor Il
round up Wisconsin graduates.
Providence auxiliary will make its
annual ball, to be held about the mid
die OF January, In Arcadia, q "cottor
ball" Mrs. Frank p. Byrne Ia gen
eral chairman Of the ball committee
Tickets will be placed at one dollar
and guests will be urged To conform
to the spirit of the ball and wear cot
ton frocks.
The amateur acting committee o
Detroit chapter, Drama League o
America, will give performance
Wednesday evening m the Avenu'
theater. presenting four one-act plays
by Alfred Sutro. George Bernard
Shaw, Richard Harding Davis and {
dramatization OF a story by Sir GIL
bert Parker, by Mrs. c. Piquette Nit
chel, OF this city
The annual donation party" OF TIL,
Van Leuven. Browne Hospital Schoo
for Crippled Children was held Tues
day when about $50 people visited
the institution leaving gifts Of money
clothing. provisions, toys. etc. A
musical program was given by Haro!t
Jarvis. Mrs. Guy Bevier Williams
Mrs. Frances Doyle and Miss Lyon
The rooms were prettily decorate,
with flowers sent by the ladies auxil
larry OF the Detroit Florists club.
The The Womans guild of st
Paul's cathedral will hold the annua
bazaar and supper in the parish house
Thursday, Nov. 10. Pretty gift az
ticles and practical things for tn
house and personal wear will be OF
sale afternoon and evening. A tuI
key dinner will be served from Il
Il o'clock. A musical program vii
be feature. The occasion will mari
also an informal reception to TIN
Rev. Mr.. Purton, the new assistant IN
the parish, and Mrs. Purton.
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The exhibition of work by Michigan
artists was opened Tuesday evening
in the Museum OF Art galleries will
an informal reception to the artist
and their friends by the Scarab club
There were $50 canvases submitted u
the jury and liz selected. The Scar
ab-Hopkin first price was awar LED
Arthur l.. Jaeger for an oil calle'
idle Moments" and the ID. NJ. Ferry
Jr.. prize was awarded Henry Kruger
Jr.. for landscape "Hill OF Wheat.
The exhibition will continue until thu
holidays.
The first matinee concert ut eh'
first season of the Detroit Symptom,
orchestra will be given Thursday att
ernoon, Nov. 10, at o'clock, In the
Detrolt opera house Conductor Wes
ton Gales will offer for the first pro
gram Beethoven's tfrst symphony
Wagner's "Siegfried Idyll," and ;hs
WtlukhTtucT dFInueChNht Va '"cpo'
Invitation 10 the Dance" The con
cert will begin at o'clock. and fol
lowing the program, which will close
at o'clock, an informal reception
Will be given Mr. Gales by the mem
ters If the Detroit symphony societ,
and the season subscribers to the cor
cefts. the reception to be held in The
convention hall Of the Hotel Pontchar
train.
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Columbus temple held gay throns
CT cancers, Tuesday evening. for tn,
ball given by the Milk Fund associa
ton Of Providence hospital. The ball
room wss prettily decorated With pinl
roses and wild smilax. There was q
large attendance and the affair wal
perhaps the most successful cf an,
similar function given By the MN
Fund association.