The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-07
In SOCIETY


Brush-sts., Sunday afternoon, at 8
o'clock. on Paradise Lost"
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A public installation of officers for
1911 of Gen. o. M. Poe post and Wo-
mans Relief corps. will be held Tues
day evening, In q. A. X. hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Franklin Walker
left Detroit, Friday, for New York,
to meet their daughter, the Countess
Matschuka, who will spend some time
visiting her parents.
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Mrs. Stephen Griggs. OF Walker
vile, will give a bridge party, Wed
nesday afternoon, Jan. IL. in honor
of Mrs. Cortlandt Rhodes. OF Philadel-
phia. house guest OF Mrs. William
Robins.
Frank X. Lingemann, OF the Union
Trust Co., left Saturday morning for
"a rest of several weeks In Florida.
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The annual dancing party OF the
Westphalia Schuetzenbund will be
held in Schiller hall, Tuesday even
ing, Jan. II.
So many requests have been made
to Director Griffith, OF the Museum OF
Art, for repetition of his illustrated
lecture on California" that 1t will be
given again. Sunday afternoon. in the
museum auditorium at 3 o'clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. X. Arlington New
man, accompanied by their nieces,
the Misses Dorothy Newman and
Madeline Stanton, two charming de-
butantes of the season, will leave,
early in February, for a European
trip that will extend until July.
Prof R. NJ. Wenley. OF the Univer-
sity OF Michigan, will give a series
of lectures in the Church of Our Faith
er on the general topic, "Idealism in
the English poets The first lecture
to be given the end of January on a
date yet to be selected, will be a
general outline of the series and will
be followed by successive lectures on
Wordsworth. Emerson, Tennyson,
Browning and Arnold.
The Federation of French societies
will meet in Richard hall, Ste. Anne's
church, Sunday evening, when OFF,
GERS will be installed and an interest
ing program will be given. Consul Jo-
seph Belanger will preside at the in
stallation, and addresses will be given
by Gaspard Pacaud, OF Windsor: DR..
j. III. Grattan, DR.. James r. Adam, DR..
Mo- II xxxt
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A number of Detroit Masons at
tended the installation of the new of
f. e. A. NJ, Windsor, Friday night.
The new worshipful master is A. G..
Welsh, brush manufacturer. In a
speech at the banquet, which followed
the installing of the officers, Past
Worshipful Master Revell, of Walker
Vile, said thera are now 413 Masonic
lodges In Ontario, Nth q membership
OF over 10000
King Cyrus chapter, No. 1913, r. A.
NJ, will give the first smoker OF the
1911 series in the chapter rooms, Tues.
day evening. James B. Williams, sec
rotary of the Associated Charities
will speak. Vincent v. Green, is chair
man of the new entertainment com
mittee which has arranged for an iii
formal supper to follow the smoker.
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Mrs. Clara Koehler Heberlein met
with an accident while going home
from the Chamber Music society meet.
ing, In the Woman's Indoor CLUB,
Thursday evening, slipping on an icy
sidewalk and breaking three ribs. She
was taken to her home. No. 40 Can.
field-ave. east, where she is said 10
be doing as well as could be ex.
pected.
Windsor and Detroit society in
large numbers and smart frocks at
tended the ball given Friday evening
in the Crawford house, by Mrs. Mer-
rill Chandler Walker, of VAUDEVILLE,
in honor OF her sisters, the Misses
Majorie and Helen Scott. The deco
was one of the most successful func-
tons of the season.
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Star Council, No. 50, Royal Ar
canum. installed the following Off
ceremony with supper and a smoker:
Regent, w. G. Drake; vice-regent, w.
s. Hobbs orator, Alex Berndt; past
regent, c. II. Laid; secretary, r. M:
Reilly; collector, p. v. Upper; treas
urer. A. A. Schelling; chaplain, d.
True; guide, j. ]. Johnston: warden,
w. r. Ray: sentry, r. r. Smith;
trustee. j. s. Capen; organist, II. III.
Zickel; soloist, F. L. Andrews; rep
resentatives to grand council. c. H.
Ladd, H. r. Strong, p. v. Upper and
r. M. Reilly; alternates, r. s. Ray,
II. w. Harrison. c. Il. Allinger and |.