The Detroit times., 1914-10-30
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

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The sixth annual banquet Of present
and former members Of 81. Johns
Bpiooopal church choir will be held
Friday evening. In the Hotel Nor
naris Stilwsli. contralto, and her
concert company. viii give concerts
Friday and Saturday evenings. In q.
4. II. hall, under the auspices Of De-
troit Circle, No. 1. Ladies' Of the @.
A. r..
Miss Alice Johnson. No. Sc Ro xena.
o.. has returned home after Q months
stay on q ranch In Wyoming.
Miss Florence Pond will spend the
winter months In New York and has
leased her delightful Crosse Pointe
home to Roy d. Chaplin. whose mar
riase will take place Nov. 4, In savan.
nah. ca.
1r. and Mrs. Joseph Spitzley. No.
$40 Agnessave., will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary Thursday
evening, with an informal reception
TO old friends.
The annual Halloween party for
the present and former adult pupils
OF the Strasbung dancing academy
WIN take place Friday evening. In the
academy.
st. Andrews society will give Q
concert and dance, Thursday evening.
In st. Andrews hall. The affair will
have special Halloween features Of
entertainment.
Mrs. Benjamin r. williston, No.
la Bethune-ave. west. Ia In Kalama-
roo. the guest OF Mrs. Henry Hulst,
or Grand Rapids. during the conven-
ton OF the Michigan State Teachers
association.
free illustrated lecture on
Spain" will be given Friday evening.
In the Lothrop branch library, BY
Louis 7. Rosenberg, former United
States consul In Seville, Spain.
The Y. w. C. A. will keep open
house Thursday evening. In the asso-
citation building. for the annual Hal
lowe'en party. Friday evening, the
Homestead branch Of the association
Will have . Halloween party.
DR.. Edward H. Hayward win give q
talk on Some biologic reactions" be-
fore the Society OF Detroit Chemists.
Friday evening. In the monthly meet
ing Of the society. In the Employers
association rooms. In the Stevens
building.
Many original features have been
planned for the annual barn dance
and Halloween party OF the West
Warren Residents association, to take
place Friday evening, in West War
rem halL Calico dresses and blue
Jeans will be the regulation dress for
those on the dancing floor.
truly rural" must be the dress of
the members Of Detroit council,
Knights Of Columbus. and their la.
dies. attending the annual barn
raisn' and Halloween dance. in Co
lumbus temple. Friday evening. The
planned q number Of novel features
A-purse Of $500 In gold was pre-
sentsd the Rev. 8. W.. Frisbie, wed
nesdAy evening. a. q mark OF affec-
ton and esteem, by . group OF old
friends and practitioners Of the for
mer parish Of SC. James which was
merged with Trinity i've years ago.
Mr.. Frisbie was rector Of st. James
for 80 years, and In now assistant
rector OF Trinity. The presentation
was made by the Rev. w. Warne VIII
SON, rector Of Trinity.
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Miss Vera Pope. . young English
cellist. who 10 considered an unusual
~ good player Of her chosen instru.
ment, will give q recital Friday even
ing, In Ganapol hall. under the au-
spices of the Ganapol School of Must
cal Art. Mrs. Boris l. Ganapol will
assist Miss Pope at the piano and
the two artists will close the pro-
gram with Grieg's sonata for cello
and piano. The concert In open 10
the public and tickets may be had IN
the once Of the Ganapol school or at
the auditorium door.
A quiet wedding took place, satur.
day evening, Oct "a, in the home OF
Mrs. II. Hosback. Medbury-ave., when
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married to Edward H. Hosback. The
Rev. G. r. Billings performed the Ger.
emory Miss Florence Anderson. sis
ter Of the bride. and Miss Lydia Hos
back, sister OF the groom. were brides
maids. An informal reception and
wedding supper followed.
The nfty-first annual donation day"
Of the Home for the rriendless, Thurs
day, attracted q large number Of visi-
tors. to the home, No. SO Warren-ave.
west. Members Of the board Of d.
roctors and others interested In the
welfare Of the home and it, charges
and IN the work which Ii being done
10 ameliorate conditions among WON
en- and children were present, acting
a. an informal reception committee.
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et. Johns Episcopal church, decorat-
ed with great clusters of white chrys-
anthemums, was the scene. Wednes-
day evening, of the marriage OF Miss
Mary Hinckman O'Brien. to- Lieut..
James Merriam Moore, u. 8. A. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
william #. Faber, rector OF the
church. The bride was attended by
her cousin, Miss Grace Hinchman. A
small reception followed In the home
Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
xr>~h~~x aigh 0'Rriao Nh o7I Ga,