The Detroit times., 1910-12-03
In SOCIETY

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The First Assembly ball will be Civ
en- in the Hotel Pontchartrain, Tues
day evening, Dec. g.
Praemonitus Primary No. IL. will
4 give a pedro party, Tuesday evening
Dec. 10, in Prismatic hall.
Mrs. Ralph II. Aldrich was the
hostess OF an afternoon reception,
Saturday, in her apartments in the
Jefferson.
The Sigma Gamma club held a
very successful fair in tn ePasadena,
! Saturday, the proceeds of which will
be devoted to charitable work.
The annual Childrens Christmas
party, given by the Twentieth Cen
tury club. will be held In the Century
bldg. Thursday, Dec. Is, when a novel
programe will be given
The Ladies Altar society. OF Holy
Sosary church. Will hold Christ
mas apron sale. Tuesday afternoon
a ndevening. Dec. 6. in Holy Rosary
hall. Tea will be served.
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Chrysanthemums prettily disposed
forme dthe decorations OF the lunch
con given, Friday, by Mrs. Henry
Plass, No. 26 Adelaide-st., in honor
of the birthday anniversary OF hel
daughter, Mrs. X. NJ. Champe.
The Woman's Alliance OF the First
Unitarian church will give the annual
supper and fair In the church parlo~
Tuesday, Dec. -. Mrs. James f.. Whit
temore will have general direction OF
the fair
Director Griffith, of the Museum 81
Art, will continue, Sunday afternoon
in the museum auditorium, his series
OF lectures on Know your own coun'
try by taking up the first period oil
the revolution, up TO the time of the
Declaration OF Independence
The Y. NJ. c. A. at Fort Wayne
will begin the first of series of en-.
tertainments, for the soldier boys at
the fort, Wednesday evening, Dec. Q
The program will include moving
pictures, illustrated songs and selec-
tons by the Twenty-sixth Infantry
band.
With the Christmas season in mind
the holiday bazaar to be given by the
| Ladies Aid society. OF Trinity NJ T.
church, Highland Park, Thursday and
Friday, Dec. and 9, has been plan
ned so that each booth will offer an
alluring array OF articles suitable for
/ gifts. The bazaar will be open after
1 noon and evening, with chicken pie
supper from $50 to $3.50 o'clock.
The following new officers and
directors were elected by the Fellow
craft club. Friday evening: President,
| II. H.Neusom, McCord Mfg. Co;
vice-president, r. A. Thompson, F. A.
Thompson a. Co.; secretary-treasurer
George p. Frazer, Peoples State
bank directors. F. ]. Diner, jerks
& Muir, Mfg. Co.. A. o. Dunk. Auto
Parts Mfg. Co.; and officers es-officio
| The marriage OF Miss Catharine
Weir 10 Arthur f. Tipler will take
place, Wednesday evening, Dec. Z, in
/ the home OF the brides E1rother. Rob
! ert Weir. Non. 319 Bagg-st. The cere-
, mony will be performed by the Rev
c. j. Tannar, of the Central Christian
church, In the presence OF the immedi-
ate relatives only After an extended
trip the couple will make their home
In Detroi
DR. Alice Hurst, of Bethune-ave.
was the hostess OF a dinner party in
her home, Wednesday evening, at
which the guests were women ply
al nia ri Of
present were: Drs. Florence Huson,
Lucy Utter, Anna Starring, Mary
Haskins, Grace Clarke, Juanita Lee,
Minnie Dawson and Beatrice Steven
son, all OF Detroit, and DR.. Jean So
lis, OF Ann Arbor.
The bull fights and art treasures
OF Madrid" will be the subject OF
Prof. Epson Clark's lecture, Saturday
evening, in the Church OF Our Father.
These lectures on Spain, which Prof.
Clark, OF Yale, has been giving week
ly, have attracted much attention.
They are beautifully illustrated with
views, the original photographs of
| which, in most instances, we're secur.
ed by Prof Clark, who spent many
years travelling in Spain. studying
its life and people.
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The Detroit Life Underwriters as
sociation will give dinner, Monday
evening, In the Fellowcraft club. az
8 o'clock. at which the guests of
honor will be Jane sV. Barry. for.
, mer state insurance commissioner.
and the Rev. William Byron For.
| bush, pastor OF North Woodward
Congregational church. The latter
VIII speak on THE minister and the
life insurance agent" Archibald
Jackson, baritone, will sing. The
club will have Henry J. Powell
president OF the National Association
or Life Underwriters, as guest of
honor, at their January dinner.
In strong address before the Hud-
son Literary and Scientific society
Friday evening, the Rev. Fr. M. T.
Stritch, of Detroit college, gave an in
teresting review Of the recent revolu-
ton In Portugal and discussed its
! relation TO the church. He maintained
that the Catholic church is always
on the side OF rational free govern
ment, and that il does not cuunten-
ance revolutions because they are us
ually fraught with excuses and abuses.
| FIR. Striteh also declared that "A Cath
| Ollie should be whole.hearted Catho-
| lie. but that his zeal for his religion
should not he permitted to go so far
as Ia attack other forms OF belief.
| The meeting was we'll attended