The Detroit times., 1914-10-23
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL


The annual Christmas sale and sup
per Of the First Presbyterian church
viii be held In the church house.
Thursday. Dec. 10.
The Y. w. c. 4 win give Hal
lows'sn party for members. In the as
ISOLATION building. Thursday evening.
Oct 20.
Ashlar lodge. NO. 81. +. q A. NJ.
will give complimentary Halloween
party TO members and their ladies'.
Saturday evening. Oct. 81. In the MA
sonic temple.
Judge p. N. Haily win talk to the
members Of the Young Mems order. In
the club rooms, No. 10 Elixabeth-st.
west. Monday evening. Oct. rs. In the
semi-monthly smoker Of the order.
The marriage Of Miss Helene
Palms. daughter Of Mrs. Francis
Palms, to Joseph Boyer. IT.. VIII De
quietly celebrated In the Palms home.
No. 500 Jefferson-ave. Tuesday even
ins, Oct. "a.
The Central w. C. T. U. will meet.
Friday afternoon, In Central Metho-
dist chapel. The Rev. w. B. Camp
BEN will speak on rs the quarterly
temperance lesson taught In the Sum
day schools from q difficult stand
point?" Musical numbers will be CIV
en- BY Miss Cora McCaig. Robert Rech
and John A. Melott, and Mrs. Kirk
/. patrick will give readings.
Chrysanthemums formed the at
tractive floral decorations In the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. August Goebel.
No. rs Eliot-st., Wednesday evening,
for the marriage OF their daughter,
Z Miss Stella Goebel 10 Haxelton Wal
lace. Miss Christine Backus. cousin
Of the bride, was the only attendant.
Following the ceremony, q reception
was held. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace win
be at home after Jan. l.. at No. 1873
Lothrop-avs.
The Pathhnders, an organization re-
Gently formed among members of the
Church OF Our Father. has elected the
following officers: President. Claude
Trace; vice-president, George e. Aus
tin: secretary. Kenneth Pritchard:
treasurer. Lyle Mason; club leader. j.
II. Wright. The clubs first philan-
thropic effort will be the raising Of q
fund to purchase wheel chair for
Frank Winslow, a victim of q railroad
accident three months ago, In which
he lost both legs.
In the annual meeting OF Michigan
pchapter, Daughters of 1872. In the
home OF Mrs. H. N. walker, No. 1877
Iroquois-ave., Wednesday. the follow
ing oflcers were chosen: President,
Mrs. James H. Campbell, Grand Rap
Ids; first vice-president. Mrs. Samuel
r. Diltz, Detroit: second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Kinney. Port Huron; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Moulton.
Grand Rapids; treasurer. Mrs. Edgar
c. Barrows, Detroit; registrar. Mrs.
Charles, Ypsilanti: chaplain and chair
man OF the committee on resolutions,
Mrs. III. N. Walker, Detroit; color
bearer, Mrs. Marion. Detroit.
Relatives In Detroit nave received
word from Col John Biddle. Pof the
u. 8. engineering corps. Washington.
ID. c., Of his appointment to the gem
eral STAN OF the Austrian army TO Join
which he viii depart at once. Col.
Biddle 10 q brother of DE-. Andrew p.
Biddle. No 1877 Seminole-ave-. AID
was born IN Detroit, In 1859 He Is
q graduate OF the University OF Mich
iRan and Of West Point, and spent
several years In Europe In study. Col.
Biddle was In active service In the
Philippines. .
Through Mrs. Oren Scotch, chair
man Of the Detroit auxiliary OF the
Mission OF Lepers, an appeal IL made
to the charitably inclined men and
women of Detroit for Christmas cheer
for the afflicted people under the su.
peryisiofl OF the mission. Gifts Of
money and clothing will be gratefully
acknowledged n sent to Fleming H..
Y Revell. treasurer of the mission. No.
z l5S Fifth-ave., New York. Wooden
socks and stockings: warm under
clothing for men, women and chill
dren: bandages OF old linen and cot
ton, with plenty Of safety pins are
among the most wanted articles for
the leper colonies.
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The Rotary club will give q concert
and dance, Thursday evening, In
strasburg's academy. for members and
their ladies'. The grand march will
begin at S:15 o'clock. led by Alonzo
Ewing. president OF the club. and win
be followed by program Of general
dancing and music. Miss Dorothy G.
Conger will give several classic and
interpretative dances; Miss Claire
Rodenbo and Paul Strasburg will dem
onstrate the modern ballroom dances:
Mrs. ]. r. Maurice Macfarlsne. Miss
Louise Allen Lyon, Charles Har-
ereaves and Archibald c. Jackson will
sinR solo and ensemble numbers, with
Miss Ester Hayes and Mrs. Lillian
fAehman Silver, as accompanies.
Dancing will continue until 10 o'clock.