The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-14
In SOCIETY


Mrs. George Jerome entertained the
Primus Bridge club at luncheon, fol-
lowed by bridge. Monday, in the Hol-
land tea rooms.
Miss Edith Hughes. OF Fort Wayne.
Ind. is the guest OF Mrs. James Ing
lis. Miss Helen Russell gave a din
ner, Monday evening, for Miss Hughes.
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Detroit Woman's Pres club will
hold the regular meeting Tuesday
evening. In the Scripps branch library.
The program will be Yuletide In tone.
The engagement IL announced OF
Miss Florence Hamilton. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Hamilton, OF
Grand Rapids, to William Archbold. OF
Detroit. the marriage to take place IN
January.
Mrs. Nellie Kellogg Van Schaick.
wife of Capt. Louis Van Schalck, gov
ernor of the province of Calipan. Min.
doro, Philippine islands. Is the guest
of Miss Angstman. No. 277 Putnam
ave.
Miss Gladys Mcmillan, one of the
most popular visitors to Detroit's
smart society, will come from her
home in Colorado Springs. Colo. this
week, TO be the guest OF her cousin,
Miss Gwendolyn Currie, over the holi.
days
Prof Robert NJ. Wenley. of the
University of Michigan, gave the last
or the series OF lectures on philosophy,
before a large audience, in the Church
OF Our Father. Monday afternoon. DR..
Wenley will give an art and literature
series after the holidays in the same
church.
The men of the Congregational
churches of the city, will lunch to-
gether in the Y. NJ. c. A., Friday noon,
Dec. l6, at 1890 o'clock The Rev.
Nehemiah Boynton. of Brooklyn. n.
Y. formerly OF Detroit, will he the
charge is composed Of O. j. Wright.
w. f. Cowen and F. f Bogart.
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st. Agnes auxiliary, Knights OF st.
John. has elected the following off,
Wegener: first vice-president. Miss
Agnes Karrer second vice-president.
Mrs Mary Baroth; recording secre-
tary, Miss Cecilia Todenbier; finan-
cial secretary. Mrs. +. Chriselius,
treasurer. Miss Rose Delor; guard,
Miss Catharine Wegener; messenger.
Miss Dora Schrage; trustees. Mrs. y.
Rukamp. Mrs. NJ Hillebrand, Mrs. N.
Martz. Mrs f. Allies and Mrs. A.
Zindler.
The Unitarian club will give a
holiday Joy feast and vaudeville.
Tuesday evening. Dec. 20, al o'clock,
In the First Unitarian church. The
program will be furnished by Leo Les
ter Charles Neil Smith. Raymond j.
Ahern. George Leipziger. James
Bloomberg. f. r. Bisset, Edward j.
O'Connor, and Or. |. s. Townsend. II
will embody the latest vaudeville
stunts and promises to provide much
fun and amusement.
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ST. Agnes auxiliary. No. "a, Knights
of st. John. will give a donation party
in the st. Joseph Home for Boys. Con.
gress and Beaubien-sts., Sunday al
ternoon, Dec. IS, from 2 TO O'Clock
AS financial assistance and gifts oil
furniture and household articles are
very much needed at the present time
to carry on the work OF erecting and
furnishing the new home on Bur
roughs-ave, the auxiliary members
hope that the public will respond In
large numbers and with liberal gifts,
Sunday afternoon. The home Is a
shelter and protection for boys who
are homeless. regardless OF religious
denomination. and is one of the most
worthy philanthropies in the city.
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The Young Mems Order elected or
fiers for 1911. in meeting held Mon
day evening, as follows; President,
w. II. Gallagher; first vice-president.
J. p. Scallen; second vice-president,
Thomas Hawkins; recording secre-
tary, Francis Leahy; corresponding
secretary Ralph Berry; financial sec
rotary William Berg: treasurer, Frank
Lyons; marshal, Leonard Frawley;
inner sentry. Frank Kennedy; execu-
tive committee. Frank Hartge. NJ. Z.
Callahan. Frank Shields, Edward
Thompson and Joseph McTague.
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