The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-23

under the auspices and Tor the Deuo-
fit OF the Franklin-st. settlement.
Folk-dances. round dances and the
modern steps were all placed ON the
dascing program. and the boys and
girls ranging IN age from four to 20
years, entered into the spirit OF the
OCCASION with great zest. Favors OF
fiags, horns, paper caps, ETC., were dis
tfbuted during the afternoon.
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The meeting of the Hypatia club.
Monday afternoon. in the Federation
club building. will begin a half-hour
earlier In order that the members
may decide upon the study subject
for the coming year.
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The housing reform committee of
the Twentieth Century club will re-.
ceiye the box Office receipts from the
Monday afternoon performance In the
Garden theater, as a gift from Man
ager kunsky, OF the theater. THE
Nightingale" with Ethel Barrymore
In the leading role, will be shown
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Mrs. A. p. Brush will give an Illus
trated traveltalk on Pencils New
York" In the Y. w. c.. A. library,
Monday evening, Nov. %. at Z O'Clock.
Al noon on Tuesday. Mrs. l.. A. Gret-
ter will outline the work of the Visit
Ing Nurses association. of Detroit, in
a Commute talk In the library.
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Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r. Lambert, No. So
Boston-blvd., for a reception. Friday
evening. Nov. ~, to meet Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Webster Lambert, who re-
Gently returned from their wedding
trip.
Monday afternoon, Nov. %, the
Northwestern study class will hold
their regular meeting In Lothrop
branch library with Mrs. C.. J. Whip.
pie In charge OF the program, Which
will be devoted to discussion of
Christmas giving: the real cost of
Christmas and how II affects the In
dustrial situation
Mrs. j. Ledlie Hees, OF New York,
who 3 the guest of Mrs. Gilbert Lee,
No. 81 Ferry-ave east, was the guest
OF honor at a delightful dinner-dance
Wednesday evening, of which Mrs.
Frank Smith, Jr., was the hostess.
Mr.. Hees arrived In Detroit from New
York Saturday, to spend several days.
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Mrs. William A. Dryer viii enter
tain "a guests at theater party, in
the Detroit opera house, Monday
evening, followed by supper In the
Detroit club, In honor of Miss Fran
ces Fieitz and ]. Dean Rucker, whose
marriage will take place Saturday,
Nov. 2S.
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The Northw estern Woman's club
met In Diamond temple, Monday aft
ernoon. Nov. 16, with large attend
ance. Carol OF the Lark" and Bird
OF Love Divine" sung by Miss Hattie
Chapman, accompanied by Prof. ].
Henri Smith, met with hearty APP
plause. Mrs. Emma A. Fox, gave an
interesting talk on Racing through
Europe" Mrs. Fox, who spent the past
summer touring the continent, made
very vivid to her listeners the cities
visited and tho interesting things seen
Prof William A. Kurth. accompanied
by. Mr. Williams. gave two pleasing
violin selections, and Il. j. Warren
Saw GIL hiosti6 tCu tdlh ou SuUu.
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Active preparations are going for
ward for the annual Bal Poudre, 20
be held in the Hotel Pontchartrain,
Friday evening, Nov. "a. for the bene-
At OF the District Nursing society. The
Bal Poudre fs one of the established
and most popular social functions
given every season and Is always well
attended. This year II is planned to
have the supper an especially attrac-
tive feature. and while the floral dec
orations will not be elaborate, they
will be original and beautiful.
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Prof. william Lyon Phelps, profes-
sor OF English literature, In Yale uni
versity. will give a lecture on 1.-THE
Novel OF To Day" Friday evening.
Dec. 4, In the Century auditorium, as
the guest OF the Twentieth Century
club. Prof. Phelps is said to- be
delightful public speaker, combining
humor with analytical treatment OF
his subject. The club has arranged
to place a limited number of tickets
for the general public on sale In the
John V. Sheehan book store, and the
Wright, Kay & Co. jewelry shop.
Tickets may be procured also from
Miss Bessie G. Clark, No. 1876 Van
Dyke-aye