The Detroit times., 1911-11-22
Social and Personal


a luncheon In her home, Cedar Hall.
Crosse Pointe. Wednesday. In honor
OF her attractive young guest, Miss
Virginia Jefferson, OF Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Whitney has invited "a OF the
younger set, and following luncheon
will take her guests TO the Detroit
opera house for the matinee perform.
ance OF Louis Mann In "Elevating a
Husband
The following institutions acknow-
ledge with grateful thanks the gift
OF many beautiful flowers from the
Detroit Florist club, exhibited In the
flower show last week and distributed
through the Detroit branch of the Ma
tional Fruit Flower and Plant guild:
Detroit tuberculosis sanatorium, Van
Leuven Browne Hospital School for
Crippled Children, Phyllis Wheatley
home, Protestant Orphan asylum, Wis
iting Nurses association, Childrens
Free hospital st. Mary's, Marine,
Grace, Harper and Providence hos
pitfalls, Florence Crittenton home, Wo-
mans hospital and Infants home,
Clinton school The president OF the
guild, In Detroit, is Mrs. William A,
McGraw, and an Office Is maintained
at No. 81 Majestic building. other
women interested in the guild, which
was organized In Detroit last sum
mer, follow: Mrs. George IT, Hendrie
Mrs. Henry s, Hartz, Mrs. Joseph
Boyer, Mrs. Henry Plass, Mrs. Edwin
S. Sheriff., Mrs. Emma A. Fox, Miss
Florence Avery, Mrs. Frank j, Towar
Mrs. II. +. Moeller, Mrs. G. w. Sang
er, Mrs Elliot Grosvenor, Mrs. Milton
A. McRae, Mrs. George Johnston, Mrs.
Frank s. Bigler, Miss Hattie Car
stems, Mrs. Homer Warren. Mrs.
Charles p. Larned, Mrs. Philip Nc
MILAN, Mrs, Truman H. Newberry,
and Miss Mary Curtenius.
Mrs, Gale and Miss Blanche Gale,
of the Addison apartments, who
leave early In December for Califor-
MIA TO make their home. will give
three farewell receptions, Wednesday
Thursday and Friday afternoons OF
this week in their apartments.
The well-known farce "Charleys
Aunt" will be presented I'm ST Leo's
parish hall, Sunday evening, Nov &c.
by members of st. Leo's Reading Cir.
Gle. The cast will include the follow
ing young people, Eugene Schultz,
Walter Schultz. Davy Jones, Keane
Cronin, Tom Lareau. Matt Dennis,
Miss Agnes Ryan Miss Viola Gnau,
Miss Laura Labadie and Miss Adele
Lareau.
The annual fair of the Woman's
guild of St Paul's cathedral opened
tuesday morning and will continue
throughout the day. In addition to
the sale of fancy and practical ar
ticles. luncheon and afternoon tea
will be served.
Mrs. Flora Whitney Demme, who
has been living In Europe the past
year. is the guest of her mother. Mrs.
David Whitney, Jr.. No S25 Wood
ward.ave Mrs. Demme will go to
London for the holidays TO meet her
daughter, Miss Katharine Demme. at
present In school in Paris.
The following well-known young
men will usher in the Light Guard
armory, Friday evening. for the
lecture OF Walter McClintock, on
Through the Rockies TO the camp of
Tie Blackfeet Indians" for the bene-
Mt of the Girls Protective league
Horace Caulkins. Paul Bowen,
Thomas Whitehead, Charles H.
Hodges, Jr., Henry Duffield Louis
Bredin. Richard Maxon, Edsel Ford,
Edward Mcguire, Cleveland Thurber.
Warden Hunter. H. Mcclure, David
Hamilton, James Angel. Mrs. c. III.
Hodges is chairman OF the finance
committee of the league having the
lectGre in hand and is assisted by the
following Mrs. r. A. Alger Mrs. C.
W Casgrain, Mrs. Herman Dey, Mrs.
s. u Coleman. Mrs. J. b. Ford. Miss
Florence Pond. Mrs. j. V. Redfield,
Mrs. F. +. Robinson. Tickets for the
lecture are now on sale in Grinnell
Bros
The annual Masonic Thanksgiving
matinee dance, turkey dinner and eve
ming dance. in the Masonic temple,
Thanksgiving day, promises 10 be
one OF the biggest and merriest So
cial affairs of the season. Dancing
will begin at o'clock and continue
until midnight. The following com.
mittee of City OF the Straits lodge.
under whose auspices the party is
given, has worked hard TO insure its
EuCCese. peOIBe w GTdNeS, Wllllan
Mckay, +. d. Klingensmith, Walter
Calhoun, John Stobbe, Sterling Brown.
Dr. Charles w. Golfer, and Or. Lover
ing.
o.
Fielding II. Yost will be the guest
of honor at the joint Masonic smoker
and vaudeville entertainment in the
Masonic temple, Wednesday evening
Yost will come in from Ann Arbor ac-
companied by the U. of NJ. mandolin
club John B. Corliss and'Hugh Shep-
herd will be nn-the program with the
vaudeville entertainers. Each OF the
II blue lodges in the Joint Masonic
Athletic association will contribute
its quota OF performers.