The Detroit times., 1908-02-22

charge. Arrangements for q midwin-
ter fair TO be held In tho armory.
sixth-st. and Michigan-ave., durfAg
the week beginning March 2. are near
ly completed. All sorts OF useful and
fancy articles win be- ON sale.
Among the entertainments given
during the week In boron OF Miss
Alice Kotcher. whose marriage 10
George +. Monaghan takes place
tuesday OF next week, was a luncheon
Thursday by Miss Marie Mcdonald.
Saturday Miss Kotcher gave lunch
con for her bridesmaids and Monday
evening MIRA, Kotcher will give the
dinner for the bridal party.
One Of the important social events
of the week was the reception Friday
afternoon given by Mrs. Sidney r.
Miller In honor OF her cousin, the
Countess Won Zeppelin. Spring now
ers were used almost exclusively In
the decorations. In one of the reoeiv-
ing rooms, pink tulips and white hya-
cinths were used, In another jonQuils
and daffodils, and In a third pink
roses. Pink carnations decorated the
| tea table.
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| The annual literary exercises OF the
Detroit High School Alumni associa-
ton will take place Monday evening.
| March 2, In the Central High school
auditorium. The prominent Alumni
Of the school Will give Informal talks
Of their school days, while vocal and
instrumental music will be furnished
by students and alumni. At the con-
clusion OF the program, short bus
mess meeting will be held TO close
up the AFFAIRS Of the year, aad this In
turn will be followed by an informal
reception in the corridors. Music for
dancing will be furnished by the
school orchestra.
| Mrs. George eNster. OF No. 500
Woodward-ave., gives children's par
ty in the Temple theatcr, Saturday AZ
ternoon, In honor OF the birthday an
niversary Of her little daughter. Mar
tina, followed by luncheon In the 10
raine Nine little folks will be pres
ent. The table decorations will be In
red. white and blue, these colors to
be carried out In the Ices and cakes.
I The fareHs viii be IA the shape Or
George washington hats. cherry trees
and hatchets, filed with candy In the
national colors.
Clarence Rothschild gave theater
party In the Temple Friday evening
In honor OF Miss Maud Barlow and
julius Rothschild, his brother, whose
marriage will be celebrated shortly.
The theater party was followed by
supper at the Lorraine. The table dec
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The Detroit Women's Press club Will
hold social meeting Tuesday even
ing In the home Of Mrs. Hulda T. Hol-
lands. Lincoln and WGrren-aves..
where they will entertain the members
of the executive board Of the Michigan
Women's Press association. who will
hold their mid-winter session In De-
troit that day. The club still has some
choice autograph books on sale in
the Mol Music Co. rooms, No. &c Adj
ams-ave. west. Among the authors
represented are Helen Keller, the
blind girl: Frank Leslie. Molly Elliot
Seawell. William G. Sprague and Capt.
Charles Sigsbee.
Arrangements are completed for the
Informal dancing party which will be
given Monday evening by Ashiar
lodge, No. 81, #. & A. NJ, In the Ma
sonic temple. The social events OF
this organization have always been
popular and the committee has de-
cided to admit only those persons Mon
day night who present Invitations and
obtain ticket at the door. Invita-
tons may be had from members OF the
lodge. The members OF the entertain
ment committee are: Joseph M.
Hackett, chairman; l.. A. Thomas, vice
chairman; George Ia VIM, treasurer.
land J. C.. G.. Ruttmann, secretary, A. l..
Arthur, Charles L. Severy. A. w.
Brookes, VIM. Snyder. Geo. II. Jacobs.
Guy Turnbull. Alvin Hicks. James H.
Neubauer, Fred T. Stowe, VIM. Find
later. A. w. Krenning, George Wa
ters, II. f. Gruschow, John Gardner.
Max Sufinsky. Val r. Evans.