The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

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Dir. and mrs. Frank T Caughcy,
of Crosse Pointe, viii leave satur
day for a visit 20 Hawaii.
Miss Marie Russell gave a bridge
party. Wednesday evening. In hon
or of Miss Stevens who is the guest
OF Miss Selenah Butler.
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The annual entertainment and
oyster supper OF the Ladies' Altar
society OF SIS. Peter and Pauls ca
thedral will be held Friday evening
IN the cathedral hall, Parsons.st.
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The Entire Nous club will give a
card party Saturday afternoon, Nov
81, in the Federation club house, for
the benefit Of a fresh air camp foT
children.
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Mrs. c. 3 Pittman and Mrs J. H.
Norton, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Gilbert w. Lee. have return.
ed TO their homes in California
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There will be story telling for
younger children in the juvenile
book room. In Macauley's book store.
Saturday afternoon. At 3 O'Clock.
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Mrs Frederick d. Standish enter
tanned l6 OF the debutantes of the
season at bridge tea, Tuesday in
honor OF Miss Aileen Louise Parker.
who will be formally presented 10
society by her mother, Mrs. Charles
Maxwell Parker, Friday.
Mrs A. Gray Ghurchward viii
have charge OF the program in the
College club. Monday afternoon. in
connection with the donation party
for the house furnishing fund. Nh
steal numbers and short playlet.
The Troubadour's Quest" will be
given.
Mrs W. HOWE Muir entertained
80 young friends OF her daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Muir. Thursday
evening. at dinner.dance. follow
ing the formal afternoon comingou
reception for Miss Muir.
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a sale of home baked goods will
be held Saturday afternoon, from
2:30 to $50 O'Clock. in the rear of
The Central Savings bank building,
Junction-ave and Forrest west, UNI
der the auspices Of Mrs. Wsrren's
Bible class In the Fort-st Congrega-
iional church.
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The annual linen shower and mu-
sicale-tea to be given under the aus
pices Of ST Marys auxiliary will be
held Thursday. Nov %, in St Mary S
hospital. Mrs Michael Brennan. as
general chairman Of the affair, has
had the assistance OF able committee
members in planning the details
The linen donated is for the use OF
the hospital.
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The new village hall Is Crosse
Pointe will be formally dedicated,
Saturday evening, with a reception
TO the residents Of the Pointe by the
board OF trustees Of the village. The
arrangements for the evening in
Guide brief speeches of dedication.
music and dancing George Osius is
president of the board,
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Mrs. Macmillan Markus. who has
written German prose and poetry,
has completed her first poem in Eng
lish entitled Humanity" and she
will read II Saturday evening, in the
meeting Of the Detroit forum. Of the
American Truth society. tic be held
in Columbus temple. Jeremiah A.
OLeary, Of New York, president of
the society, will speak, also James
J. Curran. OF New York.
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An exhibition OF paintings OF gar
dens famous in the British Isles is
on view in the Washington arcade,
under the direction Of the Detroit
Publishing company. and with the
dIAlNi, hdlg iltiflA Nttl ilSlts III per
sonal charge. The pictures are
charming and will he greatly admir-
cd by all lovers Of flowers and pos
SCISSORS Of gardens Miss Carlisle
works In oil apd pastel She studied
in the Julian atelier in Paris, where
she won FIVE medals and also under
Fleurrv, Ferrier and Chaplin. and In
London under Whistler. The OK
hibition is free 10 the public.
The Scotch fair now being held in
ST. Andrews hail, under the aus
pieces Of the Burns club and the
loan Armaur- aluh--is-n proving -hiR
success. Although articles from
every corner OF the globe may he
found for sale in the prcttily dec
Grated booths. feature has been
made Of goods tvpically Scotch and
the refreshments served are remind
ful OF the Gland o. cakes and heath
err" Programs OF Scotch music,
dancing and readings arc given aft
ernoon and evening Saturday after
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