The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-07

Mrs. lAvid Thomson, No. los Mel
bourneave. from 2 until 5 o'clock.
O.
The attractive musical and cos
tune entertainment THE Kingdom
4 OF Mother Goose" will be presented
"Wednesday aud Thursday evenings,
in 81. Mary's Episcopal church par
lors.
The engagement Is announced or
Miss Marie Antoinette Gardner.
de lighter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John u.
Gardner. No. 5s1 Seneca-ave.. to OF
TO ]. vogt. OF Grand Rapids.
o.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Derby Davis
left Detroit the first OF the week
for their new home in Germantown.
Pa. Mrs. Davis was formerly Miss
Grace Gerhauser.
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Mrs. Walter S. Russell has issued
invitations for dinner Tuesday
evening, Dec. IL. the guests later
| to go TO Miss Doris McMillan's CON-
ing out ball. in the Hotel Pontchar-
| train.
Prof. Robert NJ. Wenley, OF the
University OF Michigan, will be the
guest of the College club. Friday
afternoon, Dec. 10, in the College
club. Mrs. Zelner Bowling. Mrs. Rob
ert Daley and Mrs. Carl Grawn
will act as hostesses,
Alpha cavern, the ladies auxiliary
to Shadukium grotto, will give a card
and dancing party, Tuesday even
ing, Dec. Z. The cavern will give
social entertainment of this sort
the first Tuesday in each month
during the winter.
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Mrs. Harriet Story Macfarlane,
contralto. and Mrs. Lillian Lach.
man Silver, pianist. will give a pro-
gram Of songs, stories and piano
numbers. Wednesday afternoon, in
the East Side settlement. under the
auspices Of Louisa st. Clair chapter.
D. A. r.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Mar
garet Walker. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Harrington Walker. 10 Sid
ney Ruggles Small, will take place
/ Saturday. Jan. 90, in the family
home. No. S73 Jefferson-ave. Mr..
and Mrs. Walker and their family
have been living in the Garden
Court apartments this winter, but
will reopen their large house for
their daughters wedding.
The annual ball OF the Detroit
Yacht club will be held Thursday
evening. in the Hotel Statler. and
elaborate preparations have been
made to assure the success OF the
ball. The grand march. at 9 o'clock,
will be led by Commodore Owen
and the stan officers. At IL o'clock
will begin the serving OF the supper,
which will be In courses, the guests
10 be seated at small tables in the
banquet room adjoining the ball
room.
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The bazaar recently held under
the auspices OF the child welfare
committee OF the Northwestern Wo-
mans club, netted $3.50, according TO
report presented Monday after
noon, at meeting OF the club. held
in the Martintaie Normal school
The program OF the afternoon In
Guided the presentation In tableaux
by pupils of the school, OF events In
American history, and an illustrated
talk on the growth o; Detroit schools
by Miss NJ. Mullen, Normal stu
dent.
The first OF the two Assemblies
given each season took place. Mon
train. Dinner was served at 8
o'clock, at rose-decked tables, deli
cate pink being used for the color
motif. In the ballroom, American
Beauty roses made effective splashes
OF brilliant color against the white
and gold decorations OF the room
Receiving the guests were Mrs.
Lorenzo Clark, Mrs. Florence B.
Sumner, Mrs. Henry r. Lyster. Mrs.
Charles w Wetmore. Mrs. Russell
A. Alger, Jr.. Mrs. Emory w. Clark.
The second Assembly will be given
Just before Lent.
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Edward Eyre Hunt will be the
honor guest at the luncheon which
the Detroit committee for Belgium
relief has arranged for Wednesday.
in the Board OF Commerce. instead
OF w. A. NJ. Goode. OF London, who
will be unable 10 come to Detroit
Mr.. Hunt for the last year has been
closely associated with the execu-
tive work OF Belgium relief. in Ant.
werp. and Is qualified to give the
Detroit and Michigan members OF
the relief committee much interest
ing information about the work
abroad He js a member OF the
stan ~ the American Magazine and
the Harvard administrative board.