The Detroit times., 1908-01-04


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Miss Helen Wight will give lunch
con Friday, Jan. 10. in honor OF MISS
Elaine Hoff, OF Paris and Miss Mary
Moore.
{. Leidich will deliver lecture on
the Holy Land Tuesday evening. Jan.
z. in Chaffee hall, Woodward and VIII
hs-aves.
Mrs. w. A. C. Miller will give buff
fet luncheon Tuesday evening in her
home on RoWena-st., Tor the Boyer
Miller bridal party.
Miss Sullivan, OF Trumbull-aye., en-
tertained four ladies at luncheon III
the Lorraine. Tuesday afternoon, ioi-
lowipg. Ihe Temple matinee.
Miss Helen Hamilton, OF No. 2oS
Hubbard-ave. entertained SIX ne.
girl friends at a luncheon In the 20
raine. Tuesday afternoon, Following
the Temple matinee
Mrs. n. q. Williams. OF No sl9 Jei.
ferson.ave.. chaperoned u Dox party Oi
70 young ladies' 10 the Temple inca
ter. Tuesday afternoon, taking tnem
afterwards To the Lorraine Tor iuhch-
con.
The Eel Dorado club will give It's
eighth annual party in Strasburgs
academy. Wednesday evening, Jan. To-
The members are working nara 10
make this one of the most successiui
in the history OF the organization.
Miss Henderson, No. SAB John R-st,
entertained ~ of her young girl ana
men friends at an after-theater supper
in the Lorraine. Monday evening. Red
and green formed the table decora-
tons. Mr. and Mrs. c. ID. Henderson
chaperoned the party.
The marriage of Miss Bella Mundie'
daughter OF Robert Mundie, or NO
400 Grand River-ave, and w. Thomas
Davis. was celebrated at z O'Clock Fri
day evening by the Rev. stephen w.
Frisbie. rector OF ST. James Episco-
pal church. At the conclusion OF the
ceremony in the church, dance and
sumner were held in Dickinson's hall,
No. 422 Grand River-ave. Miss Nun
die came to this country from Scot
Land two years ago, and the groom Ii
hnA-h+AAA-
United States for fous years
A musical tea will be given under
tho auspices of the Sacred Heart
Alumnae in the home OF Mrs. George
Savage. No. A Davenport-st.. Saturday
afternoon. Jan. II. from $3.50 10 5:3O
o'clock An unusually fine program
has been arranged and will be given
by the following well-known arusls'
Mrs. Eugene Bresler soprano; Mrs'
Grace Gray Brown. sopranoi MIS-
Charles Clements. contrafto; MISS
, Theodosia Eldridge, vioIiniste' MISS
Natalie Gilmartin, soprano; MISS Lucy
McGlogan, contralto: Sig. Giuseppi
Bartalotti. tenor. DR.. l.. b. Spalding,
baritone. and the Misses Eleanore os-
borne and Ida Andres, accompanies.
Charles l.. Freer, OF No. SO Ferry
ave. will open his art galleries sat
urday afternoon for the pleasure OF
the members OF the Detroit Seminary
Alumnae association.
Miss Matilda Mutschel. OF Detroit,
who is visiting Miss Alice Angel In
Adrian. was the guest of honor at
party given New Years by Miss Jes-
sic Eldridge in tha+=crty
The Collegiate alumnae will meet
Saturday afternoon with Miss Liggett'
No 73 Stimsori-pl The musical pro
gram will be furnished by the Beeth-
oven Trio. consisting OF Mrs. Clara
Koehler- Heberlein, pianiste; MISS
Louie Dawson. violiniste. and Miss
Emma Macdonald. 'celllst. Following
the program an informal reception
will be held to meet Mrs. Heberlein.
A delightfully."- arranged afterthea-
ter party was given Thursday evening
IN the Lorraine by Will and Erwin
Chesbrough, who are spending the
holidays in this city with their par
ents. The table was daintily decor
ated with pink carnations and ropes
OF southern pine, the ices were In the
form OF pink roses and the favors
beautiful satin covered heart and dla'
mond shaped boxes filled with bon
hons. The guests were ~chaperoned
by Mrs. Frederick X. Handy. sister OF
the young hosts. and included the
Misses Gretchen Stearns. Helen
owen. Nathalie Williams. Margaret
Eaton. Marion Hawks. Dorothy New
man. Sara Peck and Messrs. Edson
Smith, Hal Cady. Russell Hawks.
Charlie Phelps and Care Stroh- Pre-
vlous to supper, the party occupied
boxes in the Temple theater