The Detroit times., 1910-12-02
IN SOCIETY

| Mrs. NJ. S. Smith will give a lunch.
con and bridge party, Friday after
+, noon. in honor OF Miss Maus. OF Erie.
/ Pa.
Mt. Vernon society will meet with
Mrs. George S. Hosmer, No. 81 Eliot
ST.. Friday morning at IL O'Clock when
Mrs. W. +. Parker will read a paper
on Christmas at Mt. Vernon.
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss lrma Cimmerer. daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs. John A. Cimmerer. OF Sag
NAV. TO f. F. Hubbell. OF Detroit, the
marriage TO take place. Dec. IA.
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The January graduating class OF
J the Duffield school, has elected tho
following officers: President. Ray
| Hughes: vice-presideRt, Roland Stoil;
| secretary, Frances Sought; treasurer,
Edna Sutherland.
The first OF the Assembly balls Will
he given. Monday evening, Dec. .. III
| the Hotel Pontchartrain. A number
OF hostesses, including Mrs. Dexter
NJ Ferry. Jr., will give dinners previ'
Gus TO the ball.
! Greater Detroit" tuneful march
two.step. dedicated 10 Mayor-elect
/ William B. Thompson, and composed
| by Joseph y. Leib, was played for the
first time for Mr.. Thompson and an
audience OF friends. Wednesday al
ternoon. in Grinnell Bros hall.
\ %
| Miss Helene Palms. daughter OF
Mrs. Francis r, Palms, one OF the at
tractiye debutantes OF the year, Is
| being much entertained by family
| friends. Mrs. VI. w. O'Brien will give
| a tea in Miss Palms honor, Tuesday
| Dec. l3, and Miss Margaret Morrison
a luncheon in the apartments or her
mother in the Palms, Tuesday, Dec. =,
| A party OF Detroit young women
| with their chaperon, left, Thursday
| noon, for Ann Arbor, TO attend the
| first OF the seasons Assembly
dances" given by the collegians. The
i party included: The Misses Fred
ericka Swift, Nathalie Nelson and
her house guest, Miss Guthrie. Jean
cite Bercry, Alexandrine Brodhead.
Helen Bourke and her house guest
| Miss Cans, Of Baltimore.
Peninsular chapter. No. 16, K. A
| NJ, gave smoker in the chapter
rooms, in the Masonic temple, We'd
nesday night, which was largely at
| tended. Music and vaudeville stunts
| we're given by Prof. John w. Holland,
Frank Wise. Raymond Green, J. X.
| Woolley, Val X. Evans, and Aldrich
| Baxter.
Louisa ST. Clair chapter, ID. A. r.,
| has arranged series OF free monthly
patriotic lectures. to be given In the
Detroit Museum OF Art auditorium, the
| first TO take place Friday afternoon,
at 4 O'Clock when The Indians Will
be the subject, and Miss Ziegler the
lecturer. All OF the lectures VIII De
illustrated with the stereopticon and
will take place as follows: January.
Mrs. Writ p. Doty. The French; y
February, Mrs. Mary Ladue, The
English" March, Mrs. Jared w. Fin
new The lake region under the Brit
| ish;" May, Mrs. Charles Moore, 'Pi-
oneer days" June, Mrs. Arthur Nj;
Parker. The settlement OF Michigan
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The sixty-frst annual supper Tor
| the members of st. Andrews society
and their ladies, was held "Wednesday
eyening-St. Andrews day-in the so
ciety's hall. No. 109 Congress-st. east.
! over 300 men and women. born in
| Scotland or of Scottish descent, en-
ioyed a typical Scotch supper which
| included such tidbits dear TO the Scot
fish heart as tattie scenes. oat cakes,
kebbuck, haggis, chaupit tatties ana
| potted heed. A toast list was inter
spersed with Scottish song and story.
| Previous to the supper, the following
officers of the society were installed
for the ensuing year: President, Johh
Smith; first vice-president. John
Henry: second vice-president. Robert
! Watson: recording secretary. ID. /.
Rodger; financial secretary, George A.
/. Watson. and treasurer, Alexander
| Watson.
Soldiers OF the Cross circle or
Kings Daughters will hold sale of
homemade baked goods in Weher's
hardware store, No. 100 Gratiot-ave.,
all day Saturday. Dec. 3