The Detroit times., 1915-12-03

Miss Christine Macdonald and Mrs.
Evans The different booths Will
be In charge of the following: Par
Gel post, Mrs. Charles Richards;
groceries, b. HoeHe. John Grim,
John Milotte; candy, Miss Gladys
Ehle and Young Peoples society;
dining room, Mrs. Frank j. Whit
ney; supper. Mrs. f. l.. Homan.
The proceeds will be devoted to the
building rund.
Miss Helen L. Thomas, national
secretary OF education for the Y. W.
c. A.. will give an informal talk to
association members, Friday even.
ing. in the parlor3, on Fits and
misfits in occupations"
The monthly fellowship dinner OF
Detroit council. Knights OF Colum-
bus, will be held Tuesday evening.
Dec. Z, at o'clock sharp. In the
dining room OF The club. An inter
esting program has been arranged
including the following speakers:
Capt. Stanley Huntley Lewis. u. s.
Rangers; Clyde |, Webster, U. 8.
district attorney, and Arthur j.
Tuttle. Judge U. s. district court. in
| addition TO which vocal numbers
will he given by Allen G. Campbell
and Louis j. Colombo. These af-
fairs are largely attended. and It is
expected hat an overflow assembly
will greet and honor the guests OF
| the evening. Reservations should
be made ut once by rtho-e desiring
to attend by notifying Fred II. De
vine, the lecturer, or any member
of the entertainment committee.
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Mrs. William Van Sickle, No. 45
Pallister-ave.. will open her attrac-
tive homo, Saturday afternoon. for
sale and tea for the benefit Of
the infants in the Chiidren's Free
hospital, under the auspices OF
Epsilon chapCer, Theta Sigma sor-
ority. Miss Clara Van Deventer is
general chairman Of the bazaar and
The committees are as follows:
Door, Frances Marie: reception.
Gladys Mills, Clara Van Deventer,
Margaret Van Sickle; baby booth,
Sylvia Smith; fancy articles, Flor
ence Grindloy. Dorothca Dawson;
candy booth. Louise Dixon. Grace
White: grab bag. Thelma knight;
fortune teller. Caroline Dleschner:
dining room Alice Zieglcr. Gladys
HAbcrkorn. Lon Blacliwood. Helene
Wfnncmay. Tea will be served dur
ing the afternoon.
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IN the annual business meeting
Of the Knights OF Columbus Choral
assembly the following officers were
chosen fol 1916: President, {. L.
McGloean; vice-president. Mrs. A.
j. Laurencelle; secretary, Joseph
y. Schnitzler; treasurer, Miss
Agnes Brueckman; librarian, Allen
Campbell: director. Alex J. Pepin;
nccompanist, Miss Nellie Rhody
The following committees were az
pointed: Entertainment. James J..
Walsh. f.. J. Anthe. w. ]. Roddes;
music, j. Tenzl, Gustav Heidenrich.
Leo Hcrnes, Miss Nellie Rhody, Miss
Elsie Malo; social. Mrs. Ernest
O'Brien. Mrs. John ]. Walsh, Mrs.
F. j. Anthe. Miss Nellie Rhody.
Miss Margaret Aver, Miss Claire
Ianglois, Miss Edith Odena, William
]. Redden. Patrick Fitzpatrick A. ID.
Valentine. J. p. Kearnery, Alfred
Valley, John McKeogh, V. l.. Shev-
lin.
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n. T. Corey. secretary of the De
troit Orchestral association. under
whose auspices the concert was
given Thursday evening. in Arcadia
NV the Philadelphia symphony or
chestra, entertained the noted cor
ductor of The orchestra. Leopold
Stokowskl. 1T supper. in the De-
troit club, following the concert
Other guests were Albert Spalding.
tho violinist who spent the day IN
Detroit: Andre Benoist. Mr. SpAld-
ino's accompanies. and Arthur Jul
son. business manager VI the or
ches;ra.
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