The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-20
Social and Personal
Mrs Frederick DuCharme will give
an afternoon tea. "Wednesday.


Mrs Frederick DuCharme will give
an afternoon tea. Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles p. i.arned will give
luncheon aud theater party, Wednes-
day, for 40 young women.
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The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Marjorie C. Newton. daughter OF
Mrs Louie Newton, TO Fred Lawton
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Mr.. David c. Whitney will give
tea. Wednesday afternoon, in comph'
ment to Miss Mary Parker, OF Boston.
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The Daughters of 1912 held the De-
eember meeting Tuesday afternoon, In
the home of Mrs. John V. Moran.
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Mcmillan
wilIgiye dinner Tuesday evening 10
few intimate friends. They VIII
leave. Thursday, for Washington, ID.
c.. TO spend Christmas.
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The engagement is announced or
Miss Jessie Alice Pungs, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Pungs, TO Wayne
Alger Mclaughlin.
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The engagement Is announced or
and Mrs. Louis r. Ward. TO Philip
John Savage. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Savage.
Ashlar lodge. No. 81, F. a A. NJ,
will give complimentary dancing
party. Tuesday evening, In the Mason
ic temple for members their ladies
and invited guests
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The last afternoon concert OF the
Detroit Conservatory OF Music until
after the holidays will take place We'd
nesday afternoon, at o'clock, in the
conservatory hall.
Miss Aileen Parker will give dance
for % guests Wednesday evening, in
honor of Miss Josephine Palms. Miss
Parker was the hostess OF a luncheon
Tuesday for 80 guests. entertaining the
young ladies home from school for the
holiday season.
Beginning a series OF Monday even
ing lectures, In the Y M G. A. that
are TO continue until spring the Rev.
Frederick T. Galpin took up the sub
jet OF The family" The Lectures
Will be on social service and will dis
cuss topics OF vital interest to the
home.
Miss Lucine Finch, charming south
ern girl. will give an evening with the
old south, Wednesday evening, in st.
Johns Episcopal parish house. The
entertainment is Ader the auspices or
the Young Woman's guild Of st. Paufs
cathedral, and the proceeds VIII be
Christmas offering TO the work OF the
UfakNt zrfa
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In honor OF Jules Rolshoven. the
distinguished Detroit artist, now In
Il the city ON his annual Christmas visit
TO his mother, a reception and tea was
given Tuesday afternoon In the rooms
of the Society Of Arts and Crafts, No.
81 Witherell-st. Mr. Rolshoven has
made his home In Florence, Italy, for
many years. He will give an exhibit
ton OF recently completed pictures, in
the Museum OF Art. after the holidays.
$50 O.
Brand Whitlock, Toledo's author
mayor will be the principal speaker
at the annual banquet OF Detroit Typo
graphical union. No. Is, to be held In
the Hotel Charlevoix, Jan. 10. De
troiters on the speakers program In
clude the Rev. M. l. Stritch. the Rev.
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Mayor William b. Thompson, p. j. M.
Hally and Hal II. Smith
Miss Georgia Richardson, young
Detroit pianist, who returned recently
from several years residence In Paris,
where she studied the piano. gave an
informal recital, Monday afternoon, In
the Church OF Our Father for members
of TIE Tuesday Musicale, OF which
club she was formerly an active mem
Der.
There Is the greatest interest among
music lovers and the regular patrons
of the Detroit Orchestral association
in the concert OF the Thomas SYM
phony orchestra, Wednesday evening,
Dec. 81, In the Light Guard armory'
The program is exceptionally attrac-
tive and will present many novelties
TO Detroit concertgoers. Christmas
music will predominant as BETTING the
season. The sale OF seats Will open
in Grinnell's, Tuesday morning,
Dec. 26.
Although Irving Bachelor. the au'
thor. who was to have been the honor
guest and speaker OF the annual din
ner OF the New England society. Mon