The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-10

will he Miss Redmans nrst appear
ance in recital before a Detroit aud
fence
The College Equal Suffrage league
Will hold the first meeting OF the
fall season Friday afternoon at ;
O'Clock. In the home OF Mrs. X. Lee
Hyder. No. 246 Moss-aye. Highland
Park Following the business meet
ing the league members viii sew
Tor me French wounded All cot.
lege women. whether or not mem
bers OF the league, will be welcomed
TO the meeting ~
o \
Lewis Weary will give one OF HIS
delightful and entertaining pro.
grams OF readings. music and songs.
with Mrs. Weary at the piano, We'd
nesday evening. in the lroquois-aye
Lutheran church, under the auspices
of the mems club OF the church
Miss Ida Denk. contralto and Ed
ward Schachcrn. tenor, will assist
on the program.
A general meeting OF the Chill
dren's Aid society Christmas carol
singers viii be held Thursday after
noon. in the assembly room OF the
Central Charities building, No. So
Wnrren.ave west, with the Rev Eu
gene r Shipper presiding Fer
manent organization will be effect
ed. officers elected and committees
appointed The aim ~ the oreaniza
ton will be 10 select and Fin
groups Of children in the singing OF
Christmas carols so that all parts
OF the city will have its little band
OF singers on the streets Christmas
eve.
The Detroit chapter OF the Won
ans Naval service was formally or
ganized Tuesday morning. in the
Hotel Pontchartrain. with Mrs
Frank W. Brooks. Jr., as chairman
The organization IS the successor of
the woman's section OF the Navy
league. and has the official sane
ton which assures the acceptance
OF all garments made by It for the
men OF the navy. The local chap.
ter will continue 10 devote its ef-
forts especially 10 the u. s. s
Michigan, Don Juan and Galatea
The Naval service has As units IN
Michigan. Local headquarters are
on the second floor OF the building
at No. % Witherellst.. the lower
floors Of which are occupied by the
National League for Women's Ser
vice.
THE annual fair for the support
OF the infants ward OF the Chill
dren's Free hospital which is al
ways one Of the prominent social
events of the year Will be held
Thursday in the home of Mrs. Willis
Bull. No. 1900 Jefferson ave. With
all OF their money war relief activ-
tiles, the women whose efforts in
other years have kept up this splen.
did charity have this year prepared
an attractive selection OF hand made
articles 20 be placed on the sale
tables. a large majority Of them
will make handsome Christmas gifts
and in holding the fair at this early
date in the fall. II r. hoped that the
DO Your Christmas Shopping Ear
~" movement will make good be-
ginning.S me infants warn ol INV
Children's Free hospital receives
most OF its income from the pro.
ceeds OF the fair and the patrons OF
the bazaar have the satisfaction Of
knowing that their purchases not
only bring 10 them some dainty
and useful article but go a long way
toward helping poor little sick chill
dred 20 regain their health. From
10 o'clock In the morning until o
o'clock In the evening. the fair VIII
be in full swing. II weather condi
lions permit the lawn OF the BUN
residence will be utilized for some
of tho booths. In addition 10 the
various tables Of fancy gifts. there
will be special entertainment for
the children. Motion pictures will
be shown 40 that children may be
entertained while their mothers are
making selections at the tables.
There also will be a grab bag In
new and novel form. A normal
admission fee will he charged and
this will include tea and waters,