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

Miss Helen Owen will entertain the
HuilRumney bridal party at dinner.
Friday evening.
The annual meeting OF the Home
for the Friendless will take place
Tuesday afternoon. Oct. Is. in the
home.
| Miss Florence l.. Pond gave q
charmingly appointed luncheon on
Thursday. In her home, In Crosse
Pointe.
Mrs.. ID. c. Nnsel entertained the
bridge club OF which she 10 mem
Der, Friday afternoon. In her home,
on Chicago-blvd.
The Junior Fortnightiy club win
give the first informal dancing party
OF the season. Saturday evening. Oct.
10. In Clark's academy.
Miss Phyllis Clippert gave lunch
con In the Dixie tea room, Thursday,
for Miss Irene Louines, whose mar
riage 70 Lyman Craig will take place,
Thursday, Oct. Is. Following lunch
con. Miss Clippert took her guests to
the Temple matinee.
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The engagement OF Miss Catherine
Dench, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Dench, Of New York. to Russell
Hawks, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
d. Hawks. Of Detroit, II announced.
The American Institute OF Ele--
trical Engineers will meet Friday
evening, In the Detroit Engineering
society club rooms, Washington-blvd.
and Grand Riverave. west.
The Ladies. west Warren associa-
ton will meet Tuesday afternoon,
Oct. Is. In the home Of Mrs. J. III.
Vaudeville. No. 1891 vinewood-ave.
An election OF onlcers will be held.
Columbus day, Sunday, Oct. IL, win
be observed with appropriate exer-
cises by Detroit council, Knights OF
Columbus, In Columbus temple. Al
len d. Albert. associate editor of the
Minneapolis Tribune. will be the
speaker.
Homecoming day" for the boys OF
the Elixabeth-st. branch Of the Y. M.
c.. A. will be held Friday evening, In
the association building. A varied
but informal program has been plan
ned.
Tom May. The Times cartoonist,
was the principal speaker In the first
open meeting OF the season Of the
t West Warren Residents, association,
Thursday evening. In West warren
hall. Mr.. May spoke on The bene-
fts Of organization" interspersing his
remarks with jokes and amusing an
ecdotes. The Misses Lillian and
Alma Mitter contributed several
pleasing musical numbers.
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j Miss Ruth Lee Pearson. who recent
~ returned from Paris, wnurg sire was
engaged in Y. M. G. A. work, will give
an illustrated talk on paris today"
Friday evening, In library rally in
the Y. w. 9. A. library.
The annual horse show and races
OF the Crosse Pointe Riding and Hunt
club began Friday, and will continue
Throughout Saturday at the club
house on Lake st. Clair. The Chagrin
Valley Hunt club, OF Cleveland. has
sent several mounts.
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| A series. Of SIX practical talks to
be given In the Y. w. c. A.,
will be inaugurated. Tuesday even
ing, Oct. IS. when Miss Nina Cute
kunst will take for her topic. "A les
SON In proportion" The successive
topics will be-: Oct. 20, Helpful
hints to the helpless shopper" Miss
Mathilde Kuhn; Oct. "a, What Q
woman should know about simple
business methods" Miss Kate Tray
or; No. 80. The ladder Of success"
Miss Georgia Emery; Nov. 10. Per
sonality as . business asset" Miss
Ida M. Blick: Nov. II, BE an expert, :"
Miss Matilda Mutschell.
Palestine lodge, F. q A. NJ, win
give the second Informal dancing
party Of the season. In the lodge
house, No. 80 Forrest. west, Tuesday
evening, Oct. Is. Professional dane
ers will give instructions In the mod
ern dances to those who desire il.
and the "old-fashioned" waltz and
two-step will be provided for those
who do not care for the new steps.
The armory was crowded, Thursday
Ievsning. for the concert given under
the auspices Of German, Austrian and
Hungarian citisens. for the beneft OF
the fund being raised to assist the
families Of soldiers engaged IN the
European war. .Choruses from various
German. Austrian and Hungarian 60
cieties contributed numbers: Mrs.
Eleanor Hazard Pocock, soprano, re-
ceived an ovation for her singing;
Prof. William Yunck delighted with
Markus recited delightfully."- and Her
man Walter. baritone. sang IN . man
ner to gl3tly please the audience.
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