The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-30

I Clarke. N. j. Corey, Horace Z.
Dodge. John +. Dodge. John b. Dyar.
Merton h. Parr. J. II. Ford. Dexter
NJ. Ferry. Jr.. Edwin 8. George. Z.
A. Grinnell. Frank J. HecieeS. George
Hargreaves, Il. W. Haass, Henry b.
joy, 8 Olin Johnson, Eilfrid c. Le-
land. Il. w. Lewis. Philip n. McMil-
Ian, w. v. Moore. NJ. B. Noon. Ar
thur McGraw, X. Arlington Newman.
Jebn Sloughton Newberry. Truman
II. Newberry, FRANCIS Palms. Walter
liz Parker. Morse Rohnert, Joseph
y Schlotman. Oren Scotch, Fred.
erick G. Shipman. l. e. Sisisr, ]. T.
| SHAWL. Harrington. Walker, Ere
mont Woodruff, and MessrS. Charles
L. Freer. Jacob s. Farrand, Jr.. VIII
liam A. Livingstone and Warren J.
Vinton,
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lie Cercle Francois will meet Sat
urday evening. Nov. 6. In the studio
/, OF Miss Alexandra Hurst. In the Ar
cadia building. Anyone wishing to
study the French language and lit
practice In conversation, Is invited.
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Mary Antin, the Russian. A american
reformer. publicis. and author, will
give talk on THE responsibility OF
american citizenship" Tuesday even.
ing, Nov. l6. in Temple Beth Ell, I'M
De- the auspices Of the Detroit Fed
GRAFTON Of Women's clubs.
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The Adroit Boa: club VIII meet
Monday evening, In the Hotel Stat
Ter. TO discuss plans for a proposed
series Of dancing parties to be given
in the Hotel Statler. during the win
! ter, under the clubs auspices. The
officers of the cluo are: President,
X. G. Joyce: vice-presidents. j.
| Frank Newman, Austin w. Parker;
secretary. Harold McCarty; treas
urer, Ernest r. Shell; executive
! committee. %. G. Jones. r. J. Don
oghue, Seymour FROM. Clarence
F, Agar, F. p. O'Connell.
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In the Henri III. room OF the Hotel
Statler Saturday morning, at IL
O'Clock took place the marriage of
Mise Julia Sinclair. of New York, to
Walter w. Mann, president Of the
Walter w. Mann Advertising agency.
/ The Rev james ID. Macdonald. of
the Highland Park Presbyterian
church officiated The bride was I'm
attended and Scott Sinclair acted as
best man. A wedding breakfast fol-
lowed the ceremony. Following an
eastern wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Mann will be at home In the Bel
mont apartments, No. 1457 Second
ave-
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J. Detroit Association for the Aid OF
Sick and Crippled Children will
give its annual ball Friday evening.
Nov. IL, In Hotel StatIer. Mrs.
Arthur Schreiter. No. ST. East
Grand blvd, has charge of the sale
of boxes. For several years past
the association has not only con-
tributed literally TO the Van Leuven
Browne Hospital-School for Crippled
| Children. but has aided many in
| dividual cases, and has purchased
braces end other appliances for the
little ones attending the Clinton
public school for cripples.
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"The Piper" Josephine Preston
Peabody's delightful play, will be
presented by the young people of
| the Fort-st. settlement, Thursday
and Friday evenings, Nov. and ),
under the direction of Arthur r.
Pratt. The play will be presented
! In four acts with special scenery
and costumes. Mr.. Pratt will take
the role of the piper, and in the
| other leading roles will be Mary
JenkinsoD, Gladys Butcher. Alice
Butcher, Walter Schultz. Harry
Dover eslic M GRAY and q 1 Nor.