The Detroit times., 1911-01-11
IN SOCIETY

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Miss Agnes Redneu. OF Milwaukee
4 10 the guest OF Mrs. Frank McCumber
4 No. A Bagg-st., for a fortnight.
A number OF Detroit society girls
4 will attend the annual Yale prom,
\ which begins Saturday. Jan. IA.
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i The Shipmasters' association will
give an informal dancing party. in
their rooms. No. 234 Jefferson-ave.,
Thursday evening.
Detroit lodge, No. 759. Fraternal
Brotherhood. will give a pedro party,
Wednesday evening. in the home OF
Mrs. Keller. No. SO Reederave.
Mrs. Edna Chaffee Noble viii give
lecture recital In Chaffee hall
Thursday evening. Jan. 10. in the AT
lists entertainment course. arranged
by the Detroit Training school alumni
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II. II. II. Grape Smith. one of De
troilt's Oldest business men. celebrated
his eighty-third birthday Monday. The
occasion was marked by quiet fam
fly dinner party, in the Smith home
No. 7s9 Jefferson-ave.
The marriage OF two popular young
people has just been announced, that
Of Miss Mae Josephine Regan. daugh'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Regain,
No. rs Eldred-st., to Richard j. Gedert
i which took place Oct. Is, 1910.
The January meeting of the John
Paul Jones Chapter, Children OF the
Revolution, will be held Saturday az
ternoon, Jan. 1, at No. $50 Forrest
east, Miss Muriel Lyon being the has.
tess.
The formal opening OF the new
home OF the Knights Of Columbus on
woodward-ave., between Forest and
Harcock-aves.. which was announced
for Jan. Is. has been indefinitely post
poned owing to the delay In the com
pletion of the building. The opening
will be deferred until spring at least.
Detroit Banner Hive, No. 2, L. o. T.
M. NJ, installed officers for 1911, Mon
day evening, In German Salesmen's
hall, after which program OF music,
tableaux. drills and informal dancing
followed. The officers are: Comman-
der, Mrs. Alberta Droelle; past COM
mander, Mrs. Nellie Davis; lieutenant
commander, Mrs. Anna Dubois; official
prompter and collector, Mrs. Evelyn
Parker; finance auditor, Mrs. Ethel
Leighton: chaplain, Mrs. Rose McCol-
lum: sergeant, Mrs. Minnie Durand;
ady-at-arms, Mrs. Jennie Whiting
ton; sentinel. Mrs. Alice Salmoni;
picket, Mrs. Nellie Moulson; captain
of the guards. Mrs. Ollie Boosey;
chairman of the installation commit
tee. Mrs. Mabelle jain.
The United Steam Engineers OF De-
troit. will give large ball Tuesday
evening. In the Wayne gardens. The
common council has been invited to
attend In body.
The Detroit branch of the Red
Cross society reports that $1,000 was
raised through the sale of Red Cross
stamps and postals during the holi-
days, which will be used for the erec-
ton OF shack for Negroes on the
grounds adjoining the new Detroit
tuberculosis sanatorium.
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A student. gold, medal contest in
typewriting win be held Thursday eve
ming. in the Business Institutes Nos.
/. 163-169 Cass-ave., which Is free to the
students, their friends and the public
generally. A musical program VIII
be given during the evening.
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In anticipation OF the visit In this
city of the Count and Countess Matus-
chka, to the countess parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Franklin Walker, the latter
have issued invitations for u
luncheon, Thursday, Jan. 10; Mrs.
Frederick M. Alger will be the hostess