The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23

mate young women friends of the
bride-to-be and the hostess were
seated at the table, which had
unique and lovely decorations.
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Lincoln grove. NO. -. Woodman =
circle. will give dancing party.
Thursday evening. Nov. I, in Fra
ternity hall.
The Y. W. G.. \. Current Topic
club will meet Monday evening, at
I o'clock. in the association II
brary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. WEIGH and
family have closed their summer
home on Crosse lie and returned to
their town residence. No. % Viz
ginia-pk.
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Miss Irene g. Norris entertained
20 guests Wednesday evening, in
her home, No. 349 Holcomb-aye.. in
honor OF Miss Grace NJ. Packard.
who is leaving Detroit to return TO
her home In Alpena.
Mrs. 4. w. Lindsay, No. 1873 Mt.
Vernon-ave., entertained at luncheon
and a misc ellaneous shower, Wed
nesday. in honor Of Miss Mildred
Randall
Mrs. George William Moore and
Miss Katherine Moore, OF New York.
formerly Of Detroit. are staying in
the Hotel Statler while renewing
old friendships in this city
Mrs William r. Miller and two
children. of Baltimore. Md, are Wis
iting Mrs Miller's mother. Mrs.
William H. Wells. No, $50 Jefferson.
ave.
Hypatia club viii meet Monday
afternoon, in the Federation club
house. the program 10 be given by
Mrs. NJ. st John Brownell and Mrs
], q. Hackney.
Elaborate decorations have been
arranged for the harvest homo and
Halloween party IN be given Satur-
day evening. In Clark's academy, by
the Junior Fortnightly club
American Eagle lodge, No. AL. |.
O. O. f.. will give a Halloween mas
querade dancing party Friday even
Ing. Oct %. in American Eagle
temple. Brush and Beaubien sts.
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The executive board Of the Tues
day Musicale viii give an informal
musicale-tea, Tuesday afternoon In
the Century building. from ) to !
o'clock, entertaining the member
ship of the club.
An oldtimc harvest nome and
country dance with the guests re-
qucsted TO attend IN costume appro.
PIRATE to the occasion. will be given
Saturday evening. Oct 50, in tho
Hotel fuller roof garden, by Post
No. rs, T.. 4 Veterans Foreign
Wars, and its ladies auxiliary.
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Mrs. William fraii. of Princeton.
y. j., is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Charles B. Lothrop. Mrs. Prall was
the guest OF honor at a luncheon
Thursday, Of which Miss Mary Tur
ner was hostess. Mrs Prall lived
in Detroit for many years during
the Rev DR. PralTs rectorship at 81.
Johns Episcopal church.
Followers OF the hounds met sat
urday afternoon, at the Manley La
Wis farm III Bloomfield Hills, for a
drag hunt. Wednesday afternoon.
Oct p, the hounds will start from
the Edward Gibson farm, Bloomfield
Hills The hunting parties this fall
have been large and the cross-coun
try riding has attracted many mo-
torinS parties TO follow along the
nearby roads.
Mrs. c. f, Dawson, Miss Mabel
Pierson and Miss Catherine Kings
ley entertained At luncheon. Satur>
day, N the home OF Mrs. Dawson.
In the Touraine apartments, Second.
eve, In honor Of Miss Nellie Louise
Warren, whose marriage to Charles
Louis Williams will take pace Mo-.
day. Miss Ruth Williams will give
shower Saturday evening, in her
home, No. 217 wreford ave, for Miss
Warren.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kemp Pitt
man are In New York to attend the
Wedding OF Mr.. Pittmans nephew,
Ernest Steward Pittmsn. and Miss
Estelle Romeyn, which will be cele-
brated Saturday. Immediately after
the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Pitt