The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-22
Social and Personal

nesday, for Denver 10 spend the holi
days with Mrs. Murphy and their little
daughter, Margaret
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Mrs. Frederick NJ. Alger has invited
20 young folk to a Christmas birthda,
party. Saturday afternoon, i'm honor o.
her daughter. Miss Frances.
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Miss Mary Parker and her brother
James Parker, who have been ths
guests OF Miss Catherine Andrus the
past ten days, left, Thursday, for theil
home in Boston
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Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Mcpherson, o.
San Francisco, are the guests of Mrs
McPherson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank II. Croul
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Larned, o.
Pittsburgh, will arrive in Detroit, Fri
day, to spend Christmas with Mr.
Larned's sister. Mrs. B. c. Whitney.
Mrs. b. C. Whitney will give large
bridge party, Thursday evening. IL
her home, Cedar Hall Crosse Pointe
in honor OF Mrs. William T. Swim
burne.
Mrs. Lem w. Bowen will give bal
In the Hotel Pontchartrain, Friday
evening, for her niece. Miss Caro- Sar
miento, whose formal debut was made
at a reception given by her mother
Mrs. f. j. Sarmiento last week.
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Miss Nathalie williams returned Il
her home In New York, Thursday
Miss Catharine Crowley gave fare
well luncheon for Miss Williams, Wed
nesday, afterwards taking her guest!
to the matinee of THE Spring Maid
In the Detroit opera house.
The Cornell men who arrived in De
troit, Thursday. to give a concert II
Columbus hall, Thursday evening
were entertained at an Afternoon
house dance. by Mrs Abram T. Bald
win, Crosse Pointe. All OF this ant
last seasons buds" were invited {,
meet the college men.
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Mrs. yelling Y. Sickel and J. Har
rington sickel will accompany Mrs
Florence M. Harrington home from
New York. to spend the holidays will
Mrs. d. Harrington, No. rs Warren
ave. east.
The marriage OF Thomas A. Schroed
er. the well-known Detroit cartoonist
to Miss Grace Hunter will be quietl.
celebrated Thursday evening, In tn,
home of the bride, No. 244 Forest-ave
west.
The annual banquet given by Edison
Moore & Co. to the firms sales fore,
was held Wednesday evening, In tn,
Hotel Pontchartrain. A. p. Sheriff.
president OF the company, acted a.
POSTMASTER. Covers were laid 70
seventy.
Many art lovers awaited themselves
OF the opportunity to visit the Museum
OF Art. Wednesday evening, when ,
reception was given for the member
OF the Hopkin Painters and Mrs
Samantha Huntley, OF Buffalo, who's,
pictures are now hanging in the gal
leriee. The Hopkin Painters are al
interesting. In Mrs. Huntley's coilec
lions are the portraits of several DE
! troit people, including Director Griffitl
Of the museum.
The Fine Arts society gave "Al
evening with Thackeray," Tuesda!
evening, In the Century building
Scenes and personages from Thacker
rvs pages were presented in costum,
with music In vogue during the periot
represented. Supper. consisting OF Eng
lish mutton and pork pies served cold
and plum pudding served piping hot
finished the unique evening.
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A number OF the players now ap
pearing In the various theaters o
the city have purchased the Red Cros.
Christmas stickers in quantities from
the local headquarters. Miss Heller
Nelson, appearing In the Miles the
alter, took 600 stickers, and will per
sonally dispose OF them In that play
house during the week. Theaters hav
ing picture machines, as part Of the
program during the holiday season
will show film descriptive Of the anti
tuberculosis crusade In behalf OF the
"sticker" committee, as the money
from the sale OF the stickers Ia to be
applied to aiding the tubercular poor
to secure treatment In the Detroit
tuberculosis sanatorium.
One of the most beautiful social az
fairs OF the season was given by Mrs
Charles p. Larned Wednesday noon
In her. home, No. 435 Woodward-a~
when she entertained at luncheon, II
young women in honor of her niece
Miss Ethel Bowen, OF London, Eng.
and Miss Virginia Jefferson, of Louis
Vile. Ky. Mrs. Larned's guests were