The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09

The Association OF University OF
Michigan Women gave the nrst
luncheon OF the season Saturday. In
the College club.
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The Indian Village club will serve
supper TO It's members Saturday
evening. Bridge and dancing will
follow,
The Junior Fortnishtly club win
hold is second informal dancing
party Of the season. Saturday even
ing. n ClArk's academy.
Great success sttendsd the card
party Saturday afternoon. In the
Hotel statlsr. undsr the auspices OF
Samaritan hospital auxiliary.
f. The annual meeting Of House Of
Providence auxiliary win Do held
/ Thursday afternoon. Oct II, ct 1850
o'clock. in Providence hospital.
Mr.. and Mr.. John c. Donn.l,y
and Miss Laura and Anne Donnelly
have closed their homo In Bloom
field Hills and reopeued their town
house, No. 1895 JeRerson-ave.
The woman's guild Of 81. Philips
Episcopal church will give the an
nual harvest home supper, Thurs
day evening. Oct. II. from to s
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gamble. No.
9s Taylorave., and their daughters.
the Misses Margaret and May Gam.
bic. have returned from their sum-
mer homo In Neebish.
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Mr. and Mira Walter Gamble. No.
eS Taylor-ave. and their daughters.
the Misses Margaret and May Gam
Bile, have returned from their sum-
mer home In Neebish.
The Michigan Authors association
will NEE, Tuesday evening, Oct. IL.
In the Flemish room, Hotel Cadillac.
The Rev. Chester b. Emerson will
read q paper OF ..IstsEPEetsFs- OF
life"
Miss Mabel Guess entertained at
luncheon Saturday. In honor OF Miss
Marjorie Yvonne Cleland. Mrs,
Ralph Hamblen and Miss Hattie FL
lot will be hostesses at luncheon
Wednesday, for Miss Cleland.
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An informal reception will be CIV
en- Sunday evening. In Dixieland. in
honor q. Leonard Liebling. OF New
York. editor OF the Musical Courier,
who is In Detroit studying local
musical conditions for his magazine.
During the evening. Mr.. Liebling
viii give his original talk Were the
great composers PLAGIARISM
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Edmcnds, No.
220 Hancock-ave. west, are In Bos-
ton, where Mr.. EdmOnds In attend
ing convention of Canadian Pacific
railroad general agents. Before re-
turning, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds VIII
visit friends in Boston, the White
mountains. Quebec. Montreal, otta-
wa and Peterboro.
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i The first OF the seasons thes dan
SAINT were held Saturday afternoon.
In the Detroit Athletic club. and the
first Of the regular Moniay and Sat
urday after-theater dances will take
place Saturday evening. Miss Belle
Chamberlin win act a. hostess at
the clubs dances. and Barriile's
tango orchestra brought here from
Chicago will play for dancing.
The semi-annual round up" Of
the Exchange club. will be held
Monday evening. In the Museum Of
Art An excellent full course dinner
win be served 1t $3.50 o'clock. to be
followed BY short, snappy speeches,
aftsr which adjournment will be
made 70. the auditorium for . pro.
gram Of music vaudeville. and nov.
city stunts o( various kinds. Pre-
vious 70 the serving Of dinner, the
members wfll have the opportunity
70 stroll through the galleries and
get acquainted with the treasures Of
ART owned By the city of Detroit.
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A sympoGtum on the drama BY
psrsoos more Or less Intimately A.
ISOLATED with its production Will
form the program for the FIRST open
meeting Of the Dstroit center Of the
DRAINS LEAGUE Of America. IN the
Hotel etsslsr, Tuesday afternoon,
Get. II. George q. Booth WIN speak
on The outdoor thestsr;" Mrs.
0eo11o p. uo0dA1s on "Piayfny;"
Ralph y. Holmes. On why play 70
viswses are easily pleased" A. L
wsSks. forecast Of the theatrical
season in DstToit: "Miss Hilda
Hooiss IN . sesas from George Bern