The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-10


Copper industries and T neral depos-
its or the upper peninsula" In the
Utiey branch library. Thursday even
Ing. Feb. IL. at o'clock. A brief
survey OF the varied mineral resources
Of Michigan will be given and stere-
opticon slides picturing living condi-
lions I'm the iron and copper mining
districts shown.
Mrs. Harry Paxton was the hostess
OF n bridge-tea wednesday afternoon.
Mrs.>Allan p. Cox gave a jolly mas
querade dance Monday evening. In
the Log Cabin inn.
/ Mrs. Henry d. Sheldon entertained
the Garden club, Wednesday after
noon, In her Crosse Pointe home.
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An informal dancing party will be
given University OF Detroit alumni.
In the gymnasium. Wednesday even
ing.
Pontchartrain hive. No. 9s4. IL. o. 7,
M. NJ. will give an old-fashioned dane.
ing party wednesday evening. Feb.
10, In the hall, No. 50 Grand River
ave.
The Rev. Hugh Jack will give an IL
Illustrated lecture on "The life of Abra-
ham Lincoln" Friday evening. Feb.
IL. at o'clock, in Central Presbyte-
rian church.
A masquerade party for the chill
dren OF members OF the Detroit So
cialer Turnverein viii be given In the
hall, No. 1876 Sherman-st.. Friday.
Feb. rs.
The womans Taxpayers league
gave large card party Wednesday
afternoon, In the Century building.
Mrs. Robert Y. Ogg was general chair
man Of the party.
The eighth annual ball of st. An.
drew's Highlanders will take place
Wednesday evening. In st. Andrews
hall.
I, The engagement is announced OF
Miss Louise Agnes frost. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John frost, No. 694
East Grand-blvd., to Reginald ]. Fry.
Palestine lodge, No. 357. +. & A. NJ.
will observe the thirty-fourth anniver-
'g'r Wedpeeiay evening, with re-
,cert'on and dancing party, in the
lodge house, No. $50 Fort-st. west.
-
r engagement is announced OF
Miss Aline Morley Smith, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry Smith, No. Sig
Helen-aye., to Harold Lyman Ballard.
iof Chicago. the marriage TO be cele-
ibrated In April.
The annual ball of Detroit com.
mandery, No. /. knights Templar, In
the Masonic temple, Wednesday even
ing, promises to be a brilliant func-
'tion. Elaborate decorations for the
ballroom have been planned. and the
supper tables will be particularly at
itractive,
George Middleton, OF New York, the
well-known playwright. who was the
guest OF the Detroit Drama league
Tuesday evening for lecture In the
Hotel Pontchartrain was entertained
at supper following the lecture by the
iamateur acting committee Of the
league.
Miss Dupont. well-known social
worker, will give talk ON her work
before the House of Providence auxil-
larry, Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
In Providence hospital A business
meeting Of the auxiliary will precede
Miss Dupont's address.
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Inc annual meeting OF the Y. w. q.
A. will be held Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock, preceded by the mem.
pers annual banquet at 6:15 O'Clock.
While the guests at the banquet are
limited TO members of the associa-
ton, the meeting to follow Is open to
all who are interested and wish to
come. Mrs. r. A. Littlefeld Ia to be
the soloist and the orchestra from the
First Presbyterian church will give
several selections.
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The Ladies' union OF the Church OF
Our Father will give charity card
party In the church house, Saturday,
Feb. 10, at 2 o'clock. Bridge and Ave
hundred will be played. The, ladies in
charge OF the party are Mrs. f. X.
Minchler, president of the Ladies'
union, and Mrs. Edwin 8. Leonard.
general chairman, with the following
committee: Mrs. Archibald jackson.
Mrs. III. z. Raynale, Mrs. w. p. Put
nam, Mrs. Glenn Phillips, Mrs. e. X.
Nichols and Mrs. Louis Gascoigne.
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William Mather Lewis, field secre-
Itary OF the Navy league of the United
States, will give an Illustrated lecture
on Our national defenses." Tuesday
levening, Feb Is, In the Y. M -
Auditorium. The lecture, which will
be free to the public. will offer pic
torial history of the navy from the
Revolutionary sailing vessels to the
newest dreaunaughts and submarines.
Mr.. Lewis is brother OF j. Farrand
Lewis, Of Detroit, In command of the
first battalion, Michigan Naval bri-
gade.
The woman's association of Beth
any Presbyterian church will meet in
the home of Mrs. e. w. Snyder, No.
lA1E Thursday 40 M, roy,