The Detroit times., 1909-12-18
In Society

The North Woodward Dancing club
gave an informal hop in Milhurn hall.
Friday evening.
Miss Mercedes Mulkey returns from
Bryn Mawr. Monday, To her Detroit
home, for the holidays.
Miss Ruth Winnifred Todd. OF No.
729 Second-ave., is home from Vassar
for the holiday vacation.
Mrs. Charles l.. Palms and family
have gone To st. Louis to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Palms parents.
Mrs. Lewis H. Paddock will give a
bridge party Tuesday In honor OF
Mrs. Charles Jones. OF Cincinnati
Mrs Charles y. Larned will enter
tain at dinner Saturday evening. later
taking her guests to the Detroit Opera
House.
Mrs. J. II. Callahan, OF Clifton Forge.
Va. Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs
for the holidays.
Mrs. j. T.. Muchmore. OF New York,
will come TO Detroit to spend Christ
mas with her sister, Mrs. Frederick
X. Stearns.
Mrs. James Schermerhorn and
daughter Helen, of No. POSI- Wood
ward. have returned from Gladys Inn,
Clifton Forge, Va.
A Christmas pound party will be
given by the l.. c. Is. A. advisory
council. at st. Joseph's Home. Sunday
afternoon. at 2: 80 o'clock.
Canton Enterprise. No. 5. !. o. o. F..
Will give the second annual ball In
the armory in |. O. o. F. temple, Hub
bard and Baker-sts.. New Years eve.
Miss Amy Farr. who Is at school In
Boston. will return Monday TO spend
the holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs VI. L. Farr, Of No. 40 Putnam
ave.
Miss Grace Comstock. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Comstock OF No.
205 Fifth-st, will be married. Monday,
in her parents home to Frank o.
Stoker.
Mrs. Truman H. Newberry and fam
fly will return to Detroit from Wash
ington next week 10 attend the annual
Christmas gathering OF the Newberry
family.
Mrs. w. w. Hannah will entertain
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Kimmell, OF Find
lay. o. during the holidays and will
give large dinner in their honor
New Years day.
Mrs. p. c. Whitney, gave lunch
con Saturday noon, In honor OF Mrs
Frank Farquhar, afterward taking her
guests 10 the matinee in the Detroit
Opera House.
Mrs w. F.. Bailey. Of Harrisburg
Pa, and Mrs c. f. Pike. OF Chicago
will spend the holidays with their
mother Mrs. Russell A. Alger. No l50
Fort-st. west.
Troop l.. Detroits crack cavalry.
will give their annual military ball
Tuesday evening, Dec. %, in the
Light Infantry armory Co. !, NJ. ~
G., OF Ann Arbor. will be special
guests.
Elaborate preparations are under
( way TO make the annual hop OF the
Detroit College OF Law In Strasburg
hall. Feb. ,, the most successful in
the series since the establishment OF
the college
Dr. Maud Thompson, OF Ann Arbor,
will give the final lecture in series
on The ancient labor movement" In
the Federation OF Labor hall. Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. The topic will
bo The medieval guild
The Misses MaDei Worcester Kath-
arine McCollester, Constance Jenness
and Dorothy Brown. who are attend
ing school in Washington, arrived
home. Saturday. TO spend the holidays
in their homes in this city.
Miss Mary Bossardt, OF Elmira, \.
Y. VINO is visiting Mrs. F. A. Bean.
No. SO Trumbul-ave.. was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. c. II. Blan.
don. No 40 Mason-st Lotto and
other games were played and delicious
refreshments served.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
United States Daughters Of 1872, will
be held Tuesday afternoon, at 3
o'clock In the residence OF Mrs f..
T Barbour, No. SS5 Jefferson-ave.
Prof Griffth will give an address on
Art and artists Of 1872"
The marriage OF Miss Maude Len.
nox TO Dr. Frank f. Logan. took place
I'm the home OF the brides mother,
Mrs. Lucy Lennox, Wednesday eve
ming. The Rev c. l.. Arnold officiat-
ed. DR.. and Mrs. Logan will be at
home after Feb. 10. at No. % Massa-
chusetts-ave.. Highland Park.
Mrs. Frederick X. Stearns gave a
tea Friday afternoon for her daughter,
Miss Marjorie Stearns. The guests
Included all of the younger set. Mon
day evening. Mrs. Stearns will give a
ball for Miss Stearns. in the Century
building.
a large buffet luncheon was given
Friday noon in the residence OF Mrs.
Joseph Boyer. No. 637 Woodward-ave.
Mrs. Boyer and her daughter. Mrs.
Henry +. Gambler, acting as hostesses.
st. Mary's Aid society holds n spe-
cial meeting Sunday afternoon. at No.
$50 Seventeenth-st., 60 arrange for the
annual collection and distribution OF
Christmas packages.