The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-03

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! Mrs. Frederick ]. Fisher will give
a dinnerdance. Thursday evening, IN
her home, No 10 Chandler-aye.
Mrs. Frank Paul Mathauer. No. l4O
Calvert-aye., will give large bridge
\ luncheon, Saturday, Dec g.
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The Mt, Vernon society will meet
Friday morning In the home OF Mrs.
George s. Hosmer, No. 81 Eliotst.
Mrs. X. A. Gillet, OF Port Huron, is
the guest or her brother, w. b. Patton
and Mrs. Patton, No. PA Stanford
ave.
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The annual holiday bazaar OF the
Church OF the Ascension will be held
Friday and Saturday OF this week. in
the hall at No. 14l Dix-aye
! Mrs. Rufus w. Clark jr.. gave a
luncheon, Thursday, for her mother,
Mrs. Lawrence Holt, OF Washington,
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The annual Christmas dinner of the
First Baptist church will take place,
Friday evening, from $3.50 10 1880
O'Clock. in the church house.
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The Ladies' union OF the Forest-aye.
Presbyterian church will serve a
chicken pie supper, Friday evening.
Dec. 4, in the church parlors. During
the afternoon sala of aprons and
home baked goods will be held.
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Miss Marion Floyd. December
bridcto-be, was the guest CT honor
at luncheon for 10 guests, Wednes.
day. in the Fellowcraft club. OF which
Mrs. w. G. Lynn, No. ls9 Gladstone.
ave-, was the hostess.
Johnson post. No. 49, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, U. s., will give a com.
plimentary smoker and entertain
ment. Thursday evening, In the Hotel
fuller.
Mrs. L. +. Robinson, No 56 Clair
mount.aye., entertained 40 guests at
bridge-luncheon, Wednesday. The
tables were especially attractive
adorned with pale blue wicker bask-
cts filled with yelle bebe chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The annual holiday dinner of the
Woman's association OF the First
congregational church will take place
Thursday evening, In the church mar
Tors. A musical program will follow.
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Mrs. Henry b. Joy has accepted the
general Craftsmanship of the annual
Christmas ball. OF the Woman's Hos.
pital and Infants home, to be held in
Arcadia, Tuesday evening, Dec. %.
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The Dooley family, quintet of Ne.
gro jubilee singers, representing the
southern Normal and Industrial col.
iege or Brewton, Ala. will give a con.
cert In the Y. W. c.. A. auditorium
Friday evening, Dec. 4.
The Y. w. c. A. council will hold
an open meeting Thursday evening. in
the association building parlors. An
Interesting program will include re.
poIts OF delegates TO the recent Con.
uai Ieid conference in Chicago. A
sociai hour will follow.
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Governor Woodbridge N. Ferris w,,,
oe uie guest OF the Detroit branch
ssoclatlon or Collegiate Alumnae q,
T a,,i' rriuay evening, in the Elliott
raylor- Woolfenden cafe. Govarno,
eiils VIII give an after-dinner ad,
sar on The need of reformatorv
toi women, In Michigan"
Mrs. James l.. Hand q,
ilghtful luncheon, Wednesdev ., ue
nome, No. 1105 Cass-aye an;n,, ~ hel
ict Nv. eehe r. Shipper. Mrs. Freder.
MIS- r. H. Ashbaugh. Mrs
Mrs leonard, Mrs. Robert e. Page
a. oainuei Netzorg. Mrs. Theodore
M,.. .etsen, Mrs. w Patton Smith. and
Under the Joint ausnices y, en- ~.
lrolt Museum of Art directors ana ~
society OF Arts and Crafts a fraa a.
lustrated lecture on "The anti, - -,
ohlnese art" will be given Erido =
evening, Dec. 4, in the musanr, oud;
n, Dy Dr. John c. Ferguson. for.
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The Detroit Engineering soo,o.,,
VIII have as its guest FRIDAY avening
DEC. 4, In the societys rooms In the
stevens building, NJ. Luckiescb ne the
Neia Research laboratory. Ciaveiond
VINO VIII give an illustrated tall on
The importance OF directjon. o,,a,t,. IT,,
and distribution of light" The meet.
Ing will be open to the public and &c
Mr.. Luckiesch's address will contain
many valuable suggestions az 70 the
proper lighting of homes. offices and
public buildings, citizens generaiiv
are cordially invited to attend
Detroit Woman Writer'S, c,rh NIL,
noid a debate on the question. ere
solved, That the moving pictnra
shows do more harm than good +,
tuesday evening. Dec. 8, in the ITtIev
Dranch library The judges will he
Judge Henry s. Hubert. Leslie pot.
ter and ]. F. Lawton. The af,rmativo
IN the debate will be sustained nv
Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. Bather and Mrs
Miller and the negative by Mrs Sal.
lers. Mrs. Wolfschlager and Mics
cara E. Dyar. The meetings OF the
club are always open to the public
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The first OF two concerts TO be giver
Tor the benefit OF the European relief
work by the Detroit branch of the
American Red Cross society will take
place Thursday evening, I'm the .Jeffer
son-aye. Presbyterian church. wher
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