The Detroit times., 1914-11-12
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mrs. Charles A. Dean. Jr., gave Q
'theater party. Tuesday evening. for
= number of friends to see The
ncampus Mouser." in the broadway
The engagement is announced of
Miss Frances Clare Weadock, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. A. Weadock,
to Prof. Roger l.. Morrison, Of the
Agricultural and Mechanical college
of Texas.
Mrs. Guy H. McF'all, No. 957 Jeffer-
son-ave., gave a bridge party Tues
day afternoon, In honor OF Mrs. James
1T. Lee, of Chicago, who Is the guest
OF Miss Kathleen Douglas.
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Miss Evangeline Schreiter will en-
tertain Wednesday evening, In honor
OF Miss Lucille Hart and Miss Dorothy
Ferguson, Of Grand Rapids.
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Mrs. Allen p. Cox has issued invi.
tations for q bridge luncheon We'd
nesday, Nov. 1S, in honor Of Mrs.
william 8. Kinsel, of Seattle.
Miss Helen Bennett, of Port Huron.
ID the guest OF Miss Jessie Miller.
Miss Helen Joy entertained %
members of the Sigma Gamma club,
Saturday, at luncheon, In her home
In Crosse Pointe Shores.
Damascus commandery. No. AZ,
dansant, Thanksgiving day, Nov. 20,
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The Young Ladies sodalityrofe the
Church OF the Blessed Sacrament. will
give q card party In the parish hall,
Friday evening. Nov. 13.
Many pretty and useful articles for
Christmas gifts will be found on the
tables of the bazaar to be held In the
Church Of Our Father parish house,
Thursday and Friday. Thursday
evening, dinner will be served at 8
O'Clock and Friday evening, supper
between and o'clock.
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Mrs. Charles A. Du Charme gave
a delightful dinner Tuesday evening.
4 in her Crosse Pointe home, entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Swift,
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman H. Newberry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Joy. DR.. and
Mrs. Ernest Tappey. and Col. and
Mrs. 8. Y. Seyburn.
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The Trio de Lutece OF New York,
composed of Georges Barrere. flute;
Paul Keger, cellist, and Salvatore de
Stefano. harpist, will give concert
Thursday evening, Nov. IL, In the Ho-
tel Pontchartrain convention hall,
under the auspices OF the Tuesday
Musicale. The concert Is compliment
tary to Tuesday Musicale members
and q limited number OF tickets to
the general public are on sale In Grin
nell's box once.
School Inspector Albert e. Sher.
man. will address the members of the
West Warren Residents association,
Thursday evening, In West Warren
hall The meeting Is open to all resi-
dents of the district. There will be
n GOOD program OF music and other
entertainment features.
The Detroit Concert orchestra,
under the direction Of William Fitz-
Gerald will give q concert Thursday
evening. Nov. IL, In the Woodward
ave. Presbyterian church. Miss Es-
'ther Masurette. violinist, and Miss
Ruth Masurette, harpist, will be the
assisting soloists, making their first
local appearances since returning
from European musical study.
The Alcott Literary club has chosen
the following officers: President,
0wendolyn e. Berry; first vicepresi-
dent, Flora l.. Chantler; second vice
president. eJannette A. Hurst; record
iue secretary, Dorothy K. r. Rankin;
corresponding secretary. Kathleen M.
Allen: executive committee, Mary
Uridge. Frances Cotton. Ruth Uridge.
Winifred Benedict, George Jay aud
F1virn H. Bolles. A debate will be
held Nov. Is, and the judges will be
ths following Representatives Of the
lincoln Debating club: Bertram
Lewis. e. Cushman McGee, and Paul
z Bolles.