The Detroit times., 1914-11-25
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The Young Mems Hebrew assoeia-
ton Will give Z charity ball Wednes-
day evening. in 5trasburgs academy.
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A military ball will be given Wed
nesday evening, in the Hotel Tuller
by Johnson post, Veterans of Foreign
Wars.
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The knights OF Equity will give
Thanksgiving entertainment for mem
-bers, Tuesday evening. In Equity tenn
pie
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/ delightful bridge luncheon was
givon Tuesday by Mrs ID. NJ. Newbro
and Mrs +. z. Galloway, In the home
OF Mrs. Newbro, No. 46 Pallister-ave.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Gates and little
son, Wistar Stuart Gates, will leave
Detroit Dec. 10. for Daytona, Fla, 10
spend the winter with Mrs. Gates par
ent5.
Harmonic society will give the an
nual Thanksgiving eve ball, In Har-
monte hall, Wednesday evening. A
turkey supper VIII be served at IL
o'clock. The ball Is for members OF
the society and their ladies only.
A number OF men friends Of ]. Dean
Rucker will give dinner In his honor
Tuesday evening. In the University
club. The marriage OF Miss Frances
F1eitx and MI Rucker win take place
Saturday. Nov. 2s.
William Rowland will give o song
recital Tuesday evening, In the Wood
ward-eve Baptist church institute hall.
Charles Frederic Morse will be at the
piano.
The art OF Germany" win DO as
cussed Tuesday evening, In Temple
Beth El. by DR.. Daniel A. Huebsoh. OF
Cleveland, who with this lecture COM
pletes a series ON Great epoohs n
art"
William H. Moore, baritone. win
give song recital, Tuesday evening
In GaDapol hall. Miss Ada Lillian Cor
don will play the accomplishments.
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The Ives school auditorium was
crowded to the doors Monday evening.
for lecture given by c. NJ. Burton.
followed by music and other entertain.
ment features, under the auspices OF
tho Twenty-hrst War Improvement as.
ISOLATION.
Laurence Binyon, assistant curator
OF the print department Of the British
museum will give a free illustrated
lecture Tuesday evening, in the
Museum Of Art auditorium on The
art of Asia" Mr.. Binyop Is one of
England's foremost art critics and
lecturers. an Oxford graduate; art
critic Of the Saturday Review; editor
of the Artists Library, and has writ
ten authoritative books on Japanese,
Chinese and other oriental arts.
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The Women's Christian Work So
ciety OF the Trumbu!l-ave. Presbyter
rien church lie one Of the most active
organ cations aiding in the providing
and making of supplies for the Amer
lean Red Gross society relief work In
Europe. The members of the society
spent Monday in the Salvation army
citadel preparing hospital supplies.
The ban 10 he given Tuesday even
ing, In Columbus temple, by the
fourth degree assembly, Knights of
Columbus, In aid of the charity ward
OF the Detroit tuberculosis sanator-
tum, promises to be one of the most
successful and delightful functions
ever held within the temple. Attend
ance at the ball is not restricted to
members of the knights OF Columbus
but is open to the public. The patron
esses include the prominent society
women of the city.
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A Christmas program In the North.
western Woman's club weekly meet
ing, Monday, in the Lothrop branch H.
brary, gave opportunity for program
speakers and club members to empha-
size the shop early" slogan and also
10 sound a keynote OF useful instead
OF ''neeless" Christmas giving Mrs.
Reyes spoke on Christmas giving"
Mrs. r. r. East on The cost OF
Christmas" Mrs. II. II. Rozelle on
Keeping Christmas" and Mrs. w. r.
Doty read poem on Santa Claus"
Members Of the club study class will
distribute Christmas gifts of glasses
OF homemade jelly and marmalade to
aged folk