The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-28
In Society

Miss Caroline Slack and Miss Sara
Chaplin, OF Sewickley, Pa, are the
guests OF Miss Edith Seyburn.
The annual ball Of Friendship
Ledge. No. All. F. a A. NJ. will take
place Monday. Feb. 7, in the Masonic
temple.
General Henry NJ. Duhield will read
a paper on Nathan Dane" before the
Sons of the American Revolution FRI
day evening at special meeting 20
be held at the residence OF w. A. But
Ter. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris. Of
Pittsburg, announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Clara Harris.
to Samuel Perelra. OF Detroit. Miss
Harris Is at present visiting in De
trot, the guest of Mrs. s. Cohen. No.
422 Beaubien-st.
The Street Car Mems union Will
give its seventeenth annual ball IN
Clark's dancing academy. No. IS
Adams-ave. east, Friday evening
These annual parties have proven
very successful In the past.
Phi Epsilon fraternity OF Detroit
Homeopathic college held a banquet
and initiation Wednesday evening
when DR. Charles G.. Crumrine was
made member OF the fraternity, the
oldest Greek fraternity in existence.
The Young Mems club OF St.
Mathews Episcopal church held the
annual banquet Wednesday evening,
when about IS dined and listened 20
an excellent program OF music and
speeches. DR.. Ames was POSTMASTER.
The Central high school alumni Will
give a dancing party in the school
auditorium. Friday evening. At the
same time the Western high school
alumni will banquet. followed by an
informal dance in their school audi
forum.
Alexander c. Donaldson, Walter r.
Meier and J. II. G.. Steffens, three
young architects OF this city. leave
Saturday for Europe 20 make an ex-
tended trip. studying the architecture
OF the old world. They will use their
bicycles on their leisure trip of the
continent.
Graduation exercises held sway in
Detroit public schools, Wednesday,
and the lists show that 200 pupils
left the grade schools presumably 10
enter the various high schools of the
city. while 100 leave the Central High.
SO the Western High and As the
Eastern High To take up their life
work In trade, profession or further
scholastic study in the universities.
The Duke and Duchess OF Manches-
ter the latter formerly Miss Helen
Zimmerman. Of Cincinnati. will come
to America for a prolonged visit next
month, and will stay for some time in
Detroit The duchess is the daughter
OF Eugene Zimmerman. the well-known
railroad magnate.
Mrs. w. n. Holden was the guest OF
honor at reception given Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs X. H. Ashbaugh.
The guests were members OF the De
tIoit Federation OF Clubs. of which
Mrs. Holden is president. and the at
fQr was in compliment TO Mrs. Holden
previous TO her departure tor an ex-
tended European trip.
Mrs. w. c. Henry will give a dance
at the Country club Friday evening.
IN honor of Miss Jane Atterbury, who's
marriage TO Witter J. Peabody takes
place Feb. g. A number OF dinners
will precede Mrs. Henry's dance,
among them onV for Miss Laura But
Ter, the hostess of which will be her
mother, Mrs. Frederick Butler.
Or. r. NJ Wenley. of the University
of Michigan, will give the last in the
series of lectures on philosophy, IN
the Church OF our Father Friday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock, the subject to be
The Present Situation in Philosophy.
Philosophy at the American Universi-
ties, the General Situation in Great
Britain, Germany and France
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