The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-05
In Society

One OF the interesting social events
of the week was the ball in Stras-
burg's academy Thursday evening at
which Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Croul
introduced their daughter, Miss Fran
ces CrouL The decorations were car
ried out In green and white. Great
plate mirrors were brought into req
uisition to ornament the walls Of the
ballroom. and in conjunction will
the numerous electric lights,
proved very effective. Mr.. and Mrs.
Croul and the debutante was assisted
In receiving by Mr.. Crouls mother,
Mrs. jerome Croul. Miss Croul wore
gown of soft, white satin, draped
with pale green chiffon. and she car.
ried q cluster Of gardenias. A number
OF dinners were given Thursday even.
ing preceding the ball, and included
one by Miss Valerie Ccrbett. Miss
Satilla Moran and Burns Henry. Mr..
Henry entertained In honor of Miss
Katherine Moore. another debutante
Of the season.
Monroe Chapter, No. 1. r. A. M.
elected the following officers Thurs
day evening: Fl. p, Samuel Lenz-
ner; king. Fred B. Coz; scribe. Geo.
b. Austin; treasurer. Walter f. lids
well. p. II. p; secretary. Stuart Sim.
mons; captain Of host, Charles F.
Cline; sojourner. Robert E. Seymour;
X. A. captain, Albert w. Bagg; third
veil. III. ]. Henderson,: second veil,
Fred u. Stevens; first veil. Jonathan
Sandick; stewards. F. II. Dilla and
Geo. w. Frazer; alternate stewards,
X. T. Birdseye and Robt. Breadon.
The public installation will be held
Thursday next In the Masonic temple.
It Is reported in Washington social
circles that an engagement exists be-
tween Lieut.. Edward McCawley. U.
s. NJ. now on the battleship Mississip-
pi. and Miss Grace Jarvis, granddaugh.
ter Of the late Senator Mcmillan. of
Michigan.
Isadora Duncan. who has been dis
playing the beauties Of the classic
Greek dances to the classes In New
York and making q sensation as well
as q swollen income by doing SO. is
not to appear before Detroit gath
ering yet awhile. First she was: and
then she wasn't. The Detroit Fine
Arts society considered bringing Miss
Duncan here to appear before a select
attendance of the wealthy and refined
Of the city, guaranteeing her expenses.
As the society Is undertaking other
ambitious things this winter, the idea
finally dropped. Miss Clara Dyar,
vice president of the Fine Arts SO.
ciety. saw Miss Duncan dance In New
York and was charmed by her.
The fourth annual ball of the
Daughters Of Zion will take place
next Tuesday evening In Taimud-T
rah hall the proceeds to be devoted
to the Hebrew Free school. The la
dies have made special arrangements
for the pleasure of their guests. One
Of the leading orchestras OF the city
will be In attendance and every eff
fort IL being made to make this the
most successful bali In the history OF
the organization.
The orchestral program class, con.
Quoted by Mrs. Clara Koehler-Heber-
lein, will have its second meeting pre-.
ceding the concert of the Chicago
symphony orchestra, Dec. IL, at D.
m. In the Thomas Normal Training
school.
Mrs. Clara Koehler. II eberlein gave
lecture on Wagner's opera-"The
Flying Dutchman"-in the Home and
Day school. Wednesday evening
Dec. 2.
A large crowd attended the chrysan
themum fete in the Wayne casino
Thursday evening and enjoyed the
program Of music provided by Frank
enstein's orchestra, Arthur Coleman
and Edah Carr Delbridge. The auc
tioning Of the booth supplies will be
started Friday night. and the voting
for the most prominent three priests
Of the city will close at IL o'clock. The
music will be furnished by the Cen
trail high school orchestra and Girls
Glee club. with vocal selections BY
David Duggan. The affair has beer
such a great success and SO many PEG
Pile are Interested that II will be con
tinued until Monday evening. There
win be a sacred concert Sunday even
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