The Detroit times., 1916-12-01
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Otto Kirchner Will spend Thanks
giving in New York he iefJ De-
trolt Wednesday.
Miss Anna Mclean and Miss
Irene Gray are IN Atlantic Ciw
guests In thc Hotel 81 Charles
Mrs Ethel Rust Mellor. soprano.
and Archibald G.. Jackson. baritone.
will give a joint recital Monday
evening. Dec ), in McCollester hall
under the auspices OF the Detroit
Conservatory of Music
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Gifts from a Christmas trec'to be
held Monday evening. Dec. 4. in
Oddfellow's hall Kcrcheval aud
Parkvie waves, under the auspices
Of the l.. O 4 VI NJ. Will be turn
ed over to the Salvation army for
distribution AZ the holiday season
10 needy children Every lady Mac
cabee in tho city is urged to send a
gift to the tree OF gloves mlttens.
stockings. books or toys.
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A golden wedding anniversary at
tended by more than 500 persons
was celebrated Wednesday night by
| Mr and Mrs George W Edwards
OF No. ss5 Jefferson.ave.. the com
pletion of their so years OF welded
life being symbolized by a golden
ring OF chrysanthemums. in the cen
| ter OF which were miniature figures
OF a bride and groom dressed in
wedding olo,hes Fifty golden
candles encircled them and 80 light
| Cd tapers glowcd in 80 candeiahra
| on each side OF Nj and Mrs. Ed
wards as they received their guests.
Friends from all over the state al
tended the anniversary In the re-
ceiving line were Mrs Walter Rob
bins Of ST Louis, and Mrs Walter
Schenk OF Detroit, daughters ~ the
couple. and Mr. and Mrs George W.
Edwards II. Mir Edwards is vice
president OF The Detroit Oak Betting
company. Tho Edwards residence
is at No. SS5 Jeferson-ave
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The House Of Seven Gables"
fair Will be held in the First Unita.
rian church house Friday. Dec. 8. be.
ginning NJ 10 o'clock in the morn.
ing The sewing room gable win be
in charge ~ Mesdames ObetE. Cam
eron England. Harrigan. Parkhill,
Todt Perse smith Waterworth,
Eustice. DaFoe. fischer. Chandler.
Holden, Vanness and Dclamatcr,
who will sell unusual aprons Mes
DANES Lawrence Smith. shaw. Bar
rows Christian. Curtis. Garrison,
Garland, I.oomis. Guvei. Holt.
Parker Hamlin. Corbin. Baldwin
and Fletcher will have charge OF
novelty bags and fancy articles
Mesdames Spicer Worcester, Os.
borne, Philip Wilson, Rhnbolt, Bal
lard Murray and Acheson VIII have
practical articles for sale The
rlay room gable will be enticing
with its array OF dolls in charge Of
Jarvis Pagelson, Neutoboom, Avery
Reinbolt, Brumme and Miss whit
lock In this same gable childrens
clothes will be for sale by Miss Olga
Gaines, Davidson, Rsseman. Mason.
eidich Anthony and Fielder The
craving room gaole will welcome
old friends and new. and articles
viii be for sale which have been
given In memory OF some one. some
time or some association dear 10
the donor. Mrs. Herbert Bowen,
hostess in the drawing room gable.
Will be assisted by Mesdames Hos
ner. Boynton Tucker. Lane.
Parker. Williams, Sawyer. Lathrop
and Beadle In the kitchen gable
viii be everything good to eat In
charge OF Mesdames Holmes. Nor.
gan, Ienzner, Leisen. Moran, Robin
son. Jacob, Stables, Paige, Stoy and
the Misses Roland. Perrin. Emmons
and Morley. In the dining room
gable supper will be served from 9
to O'Clock by Mesdames Amerine.
Funke. Hlllenweider. ingram and
Mathauer with an able corps OF
helpers In this same gable lunch
con will be served by Mesdamee
KinEman. Barr, English, Roland.
Stevens. Stafford, Miles and Marker
In the attic tho topmost gable. Will
be white elephants" in charge OF
Mesdames Adams. Spooner, Steele,
Wilby, Reinvaldt, Shippen, Annis
and Misses Adams, Mcclure, Kemp,
Voight, Erwin and Cook. The hall
gable will be filed with girls who
will sell candy, lemonade and ice
cream, Tho general committee In
charge OF the fair Includes Mes.
DANES A w. Cushman. George
Moran. David Mckenzie and Freder-