The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
IN SOCIETY


Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter M. Ferry, Jr.,
are in New York.
Mrs. Otto Kirchner gave a luncheon
for seven guests In the Woman's In.
door Athletic club, Thursday.
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Alpha Iota Sorority will give ball
Friday evening, in StrasDurg's acad
envy. The proceeds are for charity.
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Mrs. Ralph NJ. Dyarr of Groose
Pointe Farms, was the hostess or q
very beautiful luncheon. In the Hol
land Tea Rooms, Thursday.
Among the Detroiters who will
Spend a few weeks in Bermuda are
Mrs. George Hendrie and Miss Sallie
Hendrie. Of Crosse Pointe Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney T.. Miller and
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Miller,
cleft Detroit, Thursday, for New York,
to sail, Saturday morning for Der.
muda.
The regular monthly meeting OF
John Paul Jones chapter, Children of
the American Revolution, will be held,
Saturday afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock,
In the home OF Miss Alma Holden, No.
S66 Cadillac-ave.
King Cyrus chapter, No. 1873, r, A,
NJ, will give smoker, Tuesday even
ing, March Ia. In the chapter parlors,
in the Masonic temple. James Scher.
merhorn will give talk.
Detroit Commandery, No. 1, Knights
Templar, will give the closing func-
tion OF their social season Wednesday
evening, March 22, when masquer-
ade party will be held. This party is
for members Of the commandery only.
Parents and others In the neighbor-
hood we're invited to the first public
entertainment given by the Bishop
school social club, Thursday evening.
Athletic and folk dances made up the
program.
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick Fuger, Of
Fort Leavenworth, Kan, will arrive
In Detroit next week to spend p fort
night with Mrs. Fuger's mother, Mrs.
Theodore p. Hall, Crosse Pointe
Farms, before sailing for the Philip
pines.
The engagement Is announced Of
Miss Eloise Whitman daughter OF H.
e. Whitman, Ann Arbor, to F. l..
Shannon, of Detroit. The young people
met in the University of Michigan,
from which both have graduated. Mr..
Shannon is at present state analyst
in Lansing. The marriage will take
place In April.
The Officers and members OF the
Girls Protective league feel the need
Of larger membership In order to do
the most effective work and have de-
cided to conduct a membership cam
paign. In connection with the Girls
club now In operation at Michigan and
Junction-aves., the league will estab-
lIsh classes for children In sewing and
cookery.
The exhibition OF pictures in water
colors by American artists I'm land
scapes, marine and portraits, now
hung In the Museum Of Art, is attract
ing a great deal Of interest. The pic
lures were selected by a special COM
mittee, which chose $50 canvases from
the large number submitted. Leon
Dabo, q native Detroiter, and John
Dunsmore, who will be remembered
as the first director of the Detroit
Museum Of Art are represented.
The Visiting Nurses association,
which held its annual meeting Thurs
day, elected the following officers:
President, Mrs. Lucian Moore; secre-
tary, Mrs. +. M. Aldrich; treasurer,
Mrs. +. K. Searle. The Tau Beta so
ciety, the membership OF which il
made up of young society women,
sent a communication to the associa-
ton stating that II will assume the
support ola nurse to work among in
fants and children this summer, and
will maintain q children's camp At
Baycourt, New Baltimore, during the
summer months.