The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-20


MISS DELLA HAoERTy.
ball room. Miss Hagerty has pre-
pared an attractive program, and will
have the assistance Of Andrew R.
Davis, harpist.
Miss Laura Lyon left Thursday for
Brooklyn to spend month with her
sister, Mrs. Sherman Post Haight.
Michigan chapter. Society OF May
flower Descendants, will hold the an
nual dinner Saturday evening, Nov.
21, In the Detroit club.
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A goodly sum was raised Thursday
from the sale and supper held in St.
Andrews hall, for the benefit of the
Scottish war relief fund.
Mrs. d. M. Newbro and Mrs q. r..
Gallogly will entertain at a bridge
luncheon, Tuesday, Nov. "a, in the
home of Mrs. Newbro, No. As Pal
lister-ave.
The Homestead committee of the
Y. w G. A. of which Mrs. l.. B. King
is chairman will hold q sale OF home
baked dainties In the L. B. King &
Co. store Saturday Nov. 81.
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About $500 was raised for the Flor
ence Crittenton home as the result
OF the annual bazaar and dinner, held
In the home Thursday. under the direc-
ton OF the Florence Crittenton circle.
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Mrs. John Dryer will give a din
ner Saturday evening, in honor Of
Miss Frances Fleitz and j. Dean
Rucker, whose marriage will take
place, Saturday, Nov, 2S.
The Beta Tau Delta sorority will
hold a charity tea and sale, Saturday
afternoon, Nov. %, in the home OF
Mrs. D.. M. Newbro. No. as Pallister.
ave.
= DIT. Woods Hutchinson, OF New
York. will be the guest OF the Detroit
Board OF Commerce at luncheon,
Tuesday, Nov. "a. DR.. Hutchinson
will speak on "Heredity and civiliza-
ton"
Members OF the board of directors
OF the Museum of Art and members
OF the Scarab club were the guests
Thursday evening, Of Dexter NJ.
Ferry, Jr., president of the museum
board, In the Detroit club.
The Detroit Shakespeare Study club
gave a luncheon and card party Fri
day, In the home OF Mrs. Emil Stroh,
No. 1892 Second-ave., for the benefit
OF the special fund of the Federation
building. There was a sale of home
baked cakes and other dainties also.
A pleasing concert was given
Thursday evening, In the Olivet Pres
byterian church, by Prof. Isler and
the Isler Choral society. Mrs. Wal.
ter r. Robinson. Mrs. Robert Ross,
Miss Charlotte Isler, and James W..
Martin were the soloists. A social
hour and refreshments followed.
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Michigan commandery, Military and
Naval Order Of the Spanish-American
War Will give the annual dinner. Fri.
day evening. in the Hotel Cadillac.
Gen. Charles A. Coolidge will show
an interesting set OF stereopticou
views taken on the Chinese relief ex.
petition following the Boxer uprising.
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Cranbrook Farm. Bloomfield Hills.
Will be the scene Saturday afternoon.
Nov. 21, Of the marriage of Miss
Grace Ellen Booth. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Booth to Harold
Lindsay Wallace. There will be no
attendants and no reception, and the
immediate families only will witness
the ceremony, owing to the recent
death OF the groom's father.
Detroit society OF the geological
Institute OF America Will begin the
thirty-second year of It's activity. Fri
day evening, with meeting in the
home OF Henry O.. Stevens. Prof.
Herbert l.. Cross and Prof. Martin L.
D'Ooge, OF the University of Mich.
gan, and Charles Moore, director of
the Museum of Art, will be the pro-
gram speakers.
A bazaar and supper will be given
In the Highland Park Presbyterian
church, Thursday and Friday. Dec. 3
and 4. The bazaar will offer an at
tractive array OF articles, many spe-
cially designed for Christmas gifts
Luncheon will be served at noon and
supper from $3.50 TO o'clock. Mrs.
M. j. Little Is general chairman of
the bazaar.
The "Old Guard of Detroit COM
mandery, will hold the annual re-
union and ladies' night, Friday, in
the Masonic temple. While the "old
guard" is comforting the Red Cross