The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
IN SOCIETY

Mrs. n. w. Schmidt IN guest In the
Chalfonte. Atlantic City. Other De-
troiters registered there include Nor
ley w. Deacon and d. II. Roberts.
Mrs. /. Weitzman and Herman Stoll
are Detroiters who will sail, Tuesday
morning, from New York for Europe,
on the North German Lloyd steam
ship. Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
The year book Of the Detroit FEEDER
alton OF Women's clubs has just been
issued under the title Of THE Detroit
Club Woman" II is gotten up on
magazine form and is replsts with In.
formation useful to all club women.
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The Polish citizens of Detroit will
hold a musical and literary entertain
ment in Polonia hall, Sunday evening.
Dec. Is, when Prof. r. Piatkowski,
Chicago. will be the principal speak.
er. The program will be given entire
ly by Poles.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Corey. No. 30
Woodward terrace. will be the hosts
OF a reception, Monday evening. In
their home, rendered the members OF
the Michigan Chapter OF the Amrican
Guild OF Organists.
Mrs. J. P. Mcmahon. of Salt Lake
a City, president OF the Utah Federation
OF Women's clubs, was the guest Of
honor at a luncheon held at noon, In
the Elliott-Taylor-W -Woolfendsn Co.'S
cafe, under the auspices of the Col
lege Equal Suffrage league.
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Bryant Walker, q conchologist of
Vide reputation. will address the De-
troit Theological club, In the 5crtpps
library, Thursday evening. Dec. Ia, on
"Haunts. home, habits and life his
tory of fresh water clans" Although
the talk is under the auspices OF the
club members. IL Is open to the pub
lie and visitors will be welcome.
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The Ladies' Aid society Of the High
land Park Congregational church viii
give q Christmas bazaar and supper.
Tuesday and Wednesday Afternoon
and evening. Gift buyers will nnd
much to interest them W the many ~
tractive novelties to be placed on sale.
Supper will be served Tuesday eve
ming, from s to 8 O'Clock.
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American Eagle lodge, No. AL. l.
O. o. F. elected the following omcsrs
for the ensuing year, Friday: Noble
grand. Thomas Reid; vics-grsnd. 7. 9.
Schurstine; recording secretary. J. 3.
Houck: financial secretary, o. II.
Fox: treasurer. r. j. Berns; trustsss,
George l. Carman and william Good.
year.
The Joint Masonic association, com
posed of all of the Masonic lodges In
Detroit, will give an afternoon recsp-
ton, turkey dinner and dancing party,
New Years day, in the Masonic tenn
pls. The executive committee OF the
association, composed Of Edward II.
Smith. Dr. Frederick H. Nswberry and
DIR. Claude w. Moore, will have the
active cooperation Of the following
representatives from the different
lodges making up the ass0ciatiou: De-
troit, George Straw; Union. Theodore
L. Smith; Ashlar. George A. Jacobs;
Oriental. Charles T. Kingston; CORN
THAN, Del A. Freslsnd; Schiller, Leo
Tanbe; Friendship. George II. Pnn-
lips; City Of Straits. grsncAs - hh
ton.
jacques Margoiis. the young violin
Int. I'm whom q number OF Deeroatess
are interested and who n now study
ing I'm Brussels a. the result of the
efforts OF his Detroit patrons. has goe
ten along so well In his studies that
his teacher has entered him 90 com
,pStitor for the hrst prise In . public
examination held yearly In the Brus'
sells Conservatoirs. Jacques TO com
pste In 1913. Only the very best pu-
pills are permitted to enasr The com
petition.
"I knew you would b here this eve
| nHng." said little brother.
"Intuition?" asked the haS sastsrs
fellow.
mo, observation. You always come
. on the evening Sis refuses onaoas at
dinner"
Speaking OF short names, there's
tAab. East Indian student at Harvard.
. lust Aab is all the monicker he's Got.
handle and all, but he gets the best
position in the directory.