The Detroit times., 1914-11-07
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL


( DR.. and Mrs. %. w. White are in
New York.
Mrs. Stephen Y. Seyburn entertain
% IL guests at dinner Thursday even
ing.
DR.. Francis T. Mccormick. No. 141
Chandler-ave., will entertain the
members Of Delta Mu graduate chap
ter OF Phi Gamma Delta fraternity,
Friday EVENING. " George L. Mccain
will give an informal talk
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The annual bazaar OF Palestine
chapter, o. Z. g., will be held Mon
day, Nov. 1R, IN the hall, No. 81 Michi-
gan-ave. The members Of the chapter
met Friday afternoon In the home OF
Mrs. Henry G. Hays, No. 251 Forest
ave. west, to complete arrangements
for the bazaar.
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Children living op Pingree-ave., and
IN the immediate vicinity, viii pre-
sent the play, "The Three-Eyed .ihost
OF Kempier's Cave, Friday evening,
in the home OF Miss Frances Stew
ems, No. 20 Pingree-ave. The pro-
ceeds from the affair will be donated
I 10 the Belgian relief fund.
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Harold Jarvis, Edgar Guest, and
Miss Mary Louise Lyon will give a
program OF song and story, Friday
evening. In North Woodward Metho-
dist church. Under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Bible class.
Miss Ellen Y Richmond Marshall.
mexzocontralto. will give recital
assisted by Mrs. E. Nelson Higgins,
bach, pianist Miss Marshall will
present an interesting program.
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Palestine lodge. No. 357, +. & A.
4 NJ, will give an informal dancing
party, Tuesday evening. Nov. 10, IN
the club house, No. 150 Fort-st west.
Instruction In the modern dance steps
win be given from 1880 to 8 o'~'ock
when general dancing VIII follow.
Mrs. Hamilton Carhartt. Jr., was the
hostess Of delightful luncheon,
Thursday, in compliment to the house
guests Of Mrs. Charles l.. Palms. Mrs.
William Mossitt, Mrs. Savage Bates,
and Miss Papin, Of st. Louis.
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Mrs. Donald Clark and son. Donald,
Jr., have gone to the mountains of
North Carolina to spend the winter
months. Mr.. Clark will join them In
December to remain until spring. Mr.
and Mrs. William Henry Gage have
taken the Clark home on Cadillac-ave.
for the winter.
st. Andrews society has elected the
following officers President Alex
ander Watson; first vicepresident,
Thomas ID. Leadbetter; second vice
president. John Cameron: secretary,
David T., Rodger; financial secretary.
George A. l.. Watson; treasurer, An
gus ID. Mckay; trustee, John Henry;
pipe major, walter Sinclair; librarian,
James Campbell; auditor. William A.
". Edward.
Miss Christine Miller. contralfo, OF
New York, will, give a song recital,
Friday evening, In Westminster Pres
byterian church, under the auspices.
of the Detroit Wellesley club. Miss
Miller is a favorite with concert-goers
In this city, having appeared with sue
cess with the Orpheus club, and In
the Lenten musicales. Charles Fred
eric Morse will play Miss Miller's &C
compartments.
The Detroit branch of Collegiate
Alumnae will meet Saturday after
noon In the College club. In accord
ance with request made by the ua-
tional association that the branches
undertake an academic study OF suf-
frage, lesson entitled Suffrage and
democracy" VIII be given at -2:30 p. m.
by Mrs. +. II. Hendrick, followed by
a discussion sled +fby Miss Augusta
Meiser. At q O'clock q symposium
on "Womany side OF the European
war" arranged by Miss Harriet Gull
YER. will be- given by the Misses
Helen Wattles, Flora Parker, Marie
srutig, Helen Bishop, Mabel Tuomey.
and Mary Humphrey. who were In
various parts OF Europe when war
was declared. Tea will be served
inter- the program.
A pretty home wedding was cele-
brated Thursday evening. when Miss
I,auretta Edith Hertz, daughter Of
August Hertz, No. 207. Holden-ave..
was married to DR.. George w. Cos
by the Rev. J. Percival Huget, of the
Ffrst Congregational church. Miss
Julia Rosalie Fickweiler was maid Of
honor. and the little Misses Gladys
and Dorothy Hertz, sisters of the
bride. were the ribbon and flower
hearers. The bride wore a beautiful
rown of white charmeuse with silver
lace. Miss Fickweiler's gown Of
white crepe with yellow girdle, car
fled out the color scheme OF white
and yellow, used I'm the floral decora-
tjous of the rooms where the bridal
marty stood A reception followed for
= large number Of guests.
a. Johns Episcopal church IN
savannah, Ga, held a brilliant as-
semblage Of guests. Wednesday eve
ninr. for the marriage Of Miss Inez
Tiedeman, daughter OF Mr. and Mr..
George washington Tiedeman, to |
Roy Dikeman Chaplin, president Of
the Hudson Motor Car Co. The bride
was attended by seven maids: Miss
Moselle Nicely, Waynesboro, Ga:
Mia Edith Adams, New York; Miss
SHnnces Long. Harfons Pa Min