The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-20
In SOCIETY

Miss Lydia NJ. Pragnen, OF No. $50
Grand River-ave., has returned from
New York
Mrs. Eugene Bradt will entertain
the Varsity club, Monday afternoon,
In the College club.
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Mrs. w. ID. Balmer, OF Walled Lake,
Is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Roswell Culver, No. Esq Park-st., for
few weeks.
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The annual banquet OF the Epworth
league of Central NJ. Z. church will
be held I'm the church parlors, Friday
evening, Feb. "a.
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Unique invitations have been issued
by the Bob-Up Sereneiy club for a
~huskin' bee party Monday evening
Feb. 20, in Diamond temple.
David A. Mckenzie, principal Of the
Central High school, and Mrs. Mac
kenzie left Friday for a southern trip
for the benefit OF Mr.. Mackenzie s
health.
Mrs. John G.. Rumney and Miss
Kathleen Rumney sailed from New
YORK, Saturday morning. for Naples
on the North German Lloyd steamship
Berlin, Tor an extended trip abroad.
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The last entertainment in the Sc.
ries arranged by the Detroit Train.
ing School Alumni association, will be
given in Chaffee hall, Thursday even.
ing, March 10, when Mrs. Helen Chat.
fee Workman will give an evening OF
Character Sketches"
| The Ladies' Aid society of st. Mat
thew's German Evangelical church
VIII give the annual concert and sup
per in the church, Wednesday anc
Thursday evenings, Feb. 22 and %
Tor the benefit of the German Protes
tant Home for Old People and Or
| phans.
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Miss Silver, whose labors as a mis-
sionary in China are supported by the
congregation of the Jefferson-ave
Presbyterian church, is In Detroit ant
Will informally receive her friends ant
the members of the church, Monday
afternoon and evening. in the home
of Mrs. w. J. Keep, No. 1853 Jeffer
son-ave.
| Mrs. Minnie Tyler and Miss Thalia
Vollbracht will give a dramatic re
cital, Monday evening, In Chaffee
hall. They will be assisted by Miss
Naomi Raiss, soprano; r. Hainsworth
tenor; G. w. Terry, cornet, and Miss
Beatrice Vollbracht. piano. Dancing
| will follow the musical and dramatic
numbers.
A most interesting collection Of
paintings was opened to the public
in the Museum of Art, Saturday after
noon, in the circuit exhibition OF the
National Arts club. There are 4S can
cases in the exhibition, representing
the work in landscape, portrait anC
figure painting OF 16 artists. The ex
hibition will remain until March 10
and is bound to attract attention ant
interest.
For the second time in the histor,
OF the University club OF Detroit, tn
members will open their club hous
to the ladies, whom they will enter
tain, Monday evening, Feb. q, wit
a presentation of Oscar Wilde's ss
tirical comedy, The Importance o
Being in Earnest" played by member
of the club. The play will be gtvel
for members only, Saturday evening
Feb 25.
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The annual reception and dinne
OF the Michigan Society OF Sons o
| the American Revolution, to be helC
| in the Hotel Pontchartrain. Wednes
day evening. Feb. %, promises to b.
an unusually brilliant affair. The bal
room OF the hotel, In which the dinne
/ will be served, will be decorated II
the national colors, and the menu VIII
carry out the George Washington
birthday idea as will the decoration
| of the tables, Charles Moore will &C
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