The Detroit times., 1914-11-04
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

imezzo-contralto, VIII give a recital
Friday evening, In Y. w. C. A. hall,
assisted by Mrs. e. Nelson Higgins.
violinist and Miss Margaret Manne-
bach, pianist.
The Chamber Music society Will
present the American String quartet
In delightful program OF chamber
music, tuesday evening. IN the Hotel
IPontchartrain convention hall. The
concert Is open to the public and
tickets may be had at the door.
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Preceding the series OF lectures on
Great epochs In art" to be given
In Temple Beth FL. by Prof. Daniel
A. Huebsch, Of Cleveland, on Tuesday
evenings during November, Prof
Abram Tyler, organist OF the temple,
will give q 15-minute organ recital.
Prof Huebsch will begin his lectures
Tuesday evening with The art OF
Greece"
Bishop John 8. Foley win celebrate
the twenty-sixth anniversary of his
elevation to the bishopric. Wednes-
day, and Thursday, will mark his
Ieighty-first milestone. Bishop Foley.
who has not been In robust health
for several years past, will receive
only intimate friends and priests Of
the diocese. In the episcopal resi-
dence, on Washington-blvd, on the
occasion Of the anniversaries.
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An informal dancing party will be
held In Arcadia Tuesday evening. for
the benefit OF the Detroit Association
for the Aid OF Sick and Crippled Chill
dren. In addition to the general dane
ing program, there will be exhibition
dances by A. d. Gutman and dancing
partner, and organ numbers on the big
pipe organ, by Prof. l. l.. Renwick.
All OF the proceeds Of the dance will
be used by the association to provide
clothing, food and medical care for
the sick and crippled little ones In
the city, needing such assistance.
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The first morning concert of the
current season for members only Of
the Tuesday Musicale took place
Tuesday morning, In the Century
building. The program was given by
Miss Maud Ralston, who read pa
per on Current events" Miss Mar
garet Mannebach and Miss Louise
Snyder, piano and violin numbers;
Mrs. Bessie Booth Dodge, soprano;
Miss Gertrude Heinze, pianist; Mrs.
Victor e. Duncan, contralto; Miss
Harriet Ingersoll and Miss Elizabeth
Ruhlman, accompanies.
Materlinck's fairy spectacle, "The
Blue Bird" will be presented, We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings. Nov.
4 and 8, by young folk Of the Fort
st. settlement. Forty boys and
girls will take part. Eight elaborate
scenes will show the wonderful
journey In search Of the bird Of hap
piness taken by little Tytyl and
Mytyl. guided by Light and accom-
panied by the Cat, the Dog, and all
their other close companions. The
same young people successfully pre-
sented 1.-THE Blue Bird" last winter
In the settlement house. The cos
tuning and scenery have been augu-
mented since the earlier productions.
The Equal suffrase league of Wayne
county will meet Wednesday morning,
| In suffrage headquarters. No, 136
Farmer-st. to, sew garments for the
destitute folk Of Europe whom the
American Red Cross society Is assist
ing. In the afternoon the league will
listen to informal talks on Suffrage
in the worlds work." and afternoon
tea will be served. For. the members
of. the league who desire to remain
from the. morning sewing circle to
the afternoon meeting, arrangements
have been made to serve tea and cof-
fee In the rooms at the luncheon hour,
many of the ladies finding It most
convenient to bring box lunches.
One Of the prettiest OF the autumn
home weddings was that of Miss
Marie Stevenson, daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. James 8. Stevenson, No.
1913 Atkinson-ave., to Daniel III.
Castle, which took place, Saturday
evening. Oct. 81. The ceremony was
performed at $3.50 o'clock, by the
Rev. Charles Bronson Allen. Miss
Yvonne Stevenson, sister Of the
bride, and Leland Castle, brother Of
the groom, were the attendants. A
large reception followed from to
10 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Castle will
spend their honeymoon in New York
and after Nov. 15, will be at home
with Mrs. Castles parents for the
winter months.
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The marriage OF Miss Mona Alex.
ander MAR, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George MAR. Of Windsor, to Captain
Harold Emery, also of Windsor, was
quietly performed Monday afternoon.
in All Saints church, Windsor. The
Rev. Arthur Carlisle. rector Of the
church, who is leaving this week to
become chaplain Of the Canadian
forces In western Ontario. performed
the ceremony Miss Mazda Beers,
cousin of the bride, and Charles
Childers, British CONSUL In Pittsburgh,
wereN the only attendants. The we'd
ding Of the young couple was to have
taken place next spring, but when
Captain Emery volunteered for ser
vice In the British army Il was decid-
ed to have the marriage quietly per-
formed before the departure of Gap
tain Emery for duty.
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The sale of seats for the amateur,
musical college play "The Campus
Mouser," to be given In the Broad
way theater. Tuesday and wednes-
day evenings. Nov. 10 and IL, for
the benefit Of the Junior league. will
open Friday morning. Nov. 8, In the
theater box Office. The members Of
the league, which is an organization
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