The Detroit times., 1914-11-02

poor Special efforts will be made
TO send money. cotton. and clothing.
to the European branches OF the
guild.
The Detroit branch OF the Interna-
tional Sunshine society will meet Mon
day evening. Nov. 2. at o'clock, In
the Federation building. Hancock and
|SecoLd-aves.
o.
Miss Lillian Mercier gave delight
full tea Friday afternoon, in honor Of
Mss caryl May, whose marriage TO
Frederick Hayes will take place Nov.
A. The tea table held an artistic ar
range ment OF yellow and russell
chrysanthemums.
Detroit branch 81 Collegiate Alum
nee will meet Saturday. Nov. z. In the
College club. Miss Harriet Culver
has arranged symposium on The
woman's side OF the European war"
Tea viii follow the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Austin have
issued invitations to musicale, We'd
nesday evening. Nov. 4. to present
Mrs. Georgia Warren Austin. contral-
to, the affair to be held in the Wayne
County Medical building, No. a3 High
81. east.
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The Business Woman's club, an or
ganization Of Detroit business WON
en-, owning shops of their own. or
who occupy important positions rs
managers OF departments In big cor
porations are holding a novel oxhibi-
ton In the French room OF the Won
ans exchange. The young women
have contributed articles manufac-
turcd. or sold, by them. or their Lrms,
and the display includes everything
from women's lingerie and dress &C
cessor.cs to newspaper and print
shop typo, cuts and copy. The ex-
hibition Is the first Of its kind held
by the club. or by any woman's or.
ganization in the city.
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The College Equal Suffrage league
Will give luncheon Monday. Nov. 2,
at 12:45 o'clock, In the Elliott-Taylor.
Woolfenden cafe. Miss Alice May
BoutelIe and Mrs. F. G. Osborn will
give talks. and the league has extend
ed a special invitation to School In
spector Samuel Mumford to address
the luncheon guests.
The children in the neighborhood o.
Pingreeave. will give play. THE
Three-Eyed Ghost OF Kempler's Cave"
Friday evening. Nov. 8. In the home
OF Miss Frances Stevens, No. % Pin
gree-aye. The entertainment has been
arranged to raise money to donate to
The Times Christmas ship fund and
to the Belgian Relief committee.
Benefits derived from oral hy-
giene in the schools OF the city" by
DR.. Charles II. Oakman and "The
Importance of the dramatic instinct
in elementary education" by Charles
l.. Spain, assistant superintendent of
Detroit Public schools. will be the
topics Of the day in the meeting of
the Northwestern Woman's club to
be held in the Wingert school. Mon
day. Nov. 2, at 2 o'clock. The music
will be In charge OF Thomas Chilvers.
supervisor Of music in Detroit
schools. This will be an open meet
ing, and all are cordially invited ia
be present.
The young people Interested in the
Fort-st. settlement will present Mae
terlinck's fairy play, "The Blue Bird, ;
In the settlement, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. Nov. and 8
About 40 win take part In the play
which was given last winter under
similar. auspices with great success
Francis McCrory will have the role
OF Tytyi and Grace Lewis that OF
Mytyl.
Mrs. Edward Pendleton Ii general
chairman Of the annual fair and sale
Of the Woman's guild OF Fort-st. Pres
byterian church, Thursday, Nov. 6, in
Newberry Memorial chapel. There
will be tables and booths Of fancy
and practical articles, together with
homemade baked goods, canned
fruit, jellies, etc. A chicken-pie din
ner will be served from to 8
o'clock. At s o'clock, q program Of
music will be given in the church
auditorium, feature Of which will
be the first local hearing of song
cycle, Peter Pan"