The Detroit times., 1915-10-23


Four ycnr-oid tot to cn.cc ut NATL
nee dnnsnnt In trcnd!n. Friday, Oct.
20. for bencat of FraakIin-st. set
tlcment.
and Judy show ard number OF
special Halloween entertainment
features. Tickets for the party may
he procured from Mrs. Charles
Patch, Mrs. T. f.. Hatch. Miss Leila
Carpenter Miss Margaret Eaton, and
boxes are for sale 10y Mrs. Herbert
Hughes, Miss Mary L. Turner. Mrs
II. j. Cauikins and Miss Josephine
Clay. Among those who have taken
boxes are Mesdames Henry Il. JOY,
Edward 4. levitt. James inglis.
Frank j. Hecker, julius Haas, Will
liam Clay, Merton j.. Parr, Dexter
n. Ferry. Jr., Frederick NJ. Alger
Russell A. Alger, Jr., George W. Ed
wards, II. J. Caulkins. William Tefft
Bar bour. F. II. bingham, Frederick
G. Burden. Hugh Chalmers, Arthur
II. Buhl. Joseph Bernard Schlotman,
Jay c. Mclaughlin. Willis Bull.
The board OF trustees OF the Chill
drens Free hospital have issued in
vitations to the graduating eXer-
clses OF tho training school for
nurses, FRIDAY evening. Oct. %, in
the Wayne County Medical building.
The graduating class includes Miss
Cynthia Harriet CaiIdns. Miss Ma
bel Ruth Fountaine. Miss Leila Ger
trude Grceuman. and Miss Signe
Alvcra Schwartz.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Louise Adams, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Russell Ad-
ans, No. 1927 Pacihc-st., Brooklyn.
y. Y, TO Harry Croker Hutchins.
son OF Harry burns lIutchins, pres
ident OF the University OF Michigan.
and Mrs. Hutchins. Mr. Hutchins
is graduate OF the engineering de
partment of Che university In the
class OF '03, and at present is assist
ant engineer OF the New York de-
partment OF public works. Miss Ad-
ans Is popular young woman In
Brooklyn's exclusive society,
Tho study class OF the Northwest.
crn Woman's club will meet Mon
day afternoon, I'm the Lothrop
branch library, The subject for
study will DO Social conditions In
the United States" Mrs, A, X.
Northrup has charge OF the pro-
gram. Tho philanthropio commit.
tee OF the club OF which Mrs, M. q.
Pierson Is chairman. will give =
card party Thursday afternoon, Nov.
II, In the Federation clubhouse. The
child welfare committee, Of which
Mrs. p, r. East Is chairman, will
hold holiday bazaar early In Do
cember.
An especially attractive collection
OF household linens will be on sale
in the annual bazaar and luncheon
Of the woman's guild OF the Jeffer-
son-ave. Presbyterian church. Thurs.
day, Nov. 4. In Newberry chapel,
from II o'clock In the morning un-
I'll 6 o'clock In the evening. Pret-
tIly arranged tables and booths Will
display the linens, also fancy art
icles, toys. homemade fruits, Jams,
Iellies and relishes. Luncheon will
be served from 1880 to 2 o'clock,
AID afternoon tea will be served
after 1880 o'clock.
o.
Sigma Gamma held It's annual
autumn fair Saturday, in the former
Newberry home. No. 4S3 Jefferson
ave. Attractive booths and tables
displayed all sorts Of practical and
fancy articles suitable for gifts.
household use and personal adorn-
ment. Luncheon Was served at noon
and a bridge tournament was held
in the afternoon. In the evening. a
dancing party will be given I'm the
Hotel Pontchartrain. The proceeds
from the affair will be divided be.
tween the infants ward in the wo
mans Hospital and Infants home
and the Sigma Gamma charity fund.
o
The Misses Dorothy, Rosalind
and Cynthia Fuller, of Sturminster
Newton. Dorset, Eng. talented
young women who have largo cir
Gle OF admirers in Detroit, viii give
oas o. their le|lGh1lrl psosrsns