The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-29
( In SOCIETY


Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Carpenter. Of
Colorado Springs. Colo. formerly OF
Detroit, are spending week In the
city.
Mrs. Hiram Keller and Miss Keller
will give an afternoon tea Tuesday.
Jan. 3, In their home, No. 1913 Selden'
ave.
The annual New Years eve dancing
party OF the Detroit Wheelmen VIII
be- given Saturday evening. Dancing
will cease at midnight when supper
will be served.
Miss Laurabelle Coon, or Ferry-aVe'
east. will give tea, Saturday atter-
noon, In honor OF the Misses Marjorie
Lee and Elizabeth Cook. the house
guests of Miss Marie McRae.
o
The Girls Protective league VIII
hold a public meeting In the v w. y.
A auditorium, Friday morning, at
1920 O'Clock, when the Rev. Myroh
Adams and Miss Ada Freeman VIII De
the speakers.
An enjoyable children's Christmas
party was given Wednesday after
noon and evening In German Sales
mems hall. which was participated III
by over 500 youngsters. Games ana
moving pictures with music and
Christmas tree were part Of the en-
tertainment. and supper ended the
festivities.
Many dinners Tor the younger ele-
ment in society will be given Thurs
day evening, preceding the Loomis
ball. In the Hotel Pontchartrain. The
latter promises to be one OF the most
delightful of the several charming
functions given during the holiday
season. Mrs. Dewitt LOOMS gives
the ball in honor OF her debutante
daughters, the Misses Anne and Eliza
beth LOOMS.
Harmonic society will watch the old
/ year out and the new year in with an
|evening of theatricals, followed by an
informal dance and supper, In Har-
monte hall. Saturday evening. A four
Il act comedy in German will be given
1 by the Detroit Theatrical company,
assisted by two German actors from
Chicago. The New Years eve party
/ is strictly for Harmonic members ana
their families, and members are NOT
permitted to bring friends or guests,
either resident or nonresident.
That the Detroit Commandery ball.
FRIDAY evening, In the Masonic temple,
will be one of the most delightful so
cial events In Masonic history seems
assured. Almost the entire temple
will be used for the affair The BAN
quet room will be handsomely decor
lated In the Templar colors, inter
mingled with the red and green OF
1.-THE Yuletide season, AMI an elaDorat"
turkey supper will be served. The
committee on arrangements has been
working for several weeks 10 perfect
every detail OF the ball TO insure
most enjoyable time to their guests
The ball is the first social affair In
several years TO which the command
ery has invited guests outside of its
Town membership.
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A New Years day reception TO Di-
rector A. II. Griffith. of the Museum
Of Art has been arranged by the trus-
tees of the museum and the public Is
Invited. The reception will take place
after the regular Sunday
AFTERNOON lecture. the main gallery to
lbe decorated with palms and MOVERS
land string orchestra 10 play IN
honor OF the occasion. The DAY VIII
mark the twentieth anniversary oil MI
3Griffith's dictatorship of the museum
(which has grown under his hand from
two small rooms containing a Few
spaintings and oriental curios to the
lpresent splendid institution. said TO
sbe one of the finest M the country and
containing valuable collections or ar
ltistic and educational value.