The Detroit times., 1911-12-09
Social and Personal

Miss Dorothy Newman is visiting
III Toronto and Hamilton, Ont.
Mis-. Barbara Fleming. OF Plainfeld
n. J. Il the guest OF Mrs. George 5
Hosmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kern and
Miss blanche Kern have gone TO san
Antonio, Texas, for the winter months
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Mr.. and Mrs. Truman II. Newberry
VIII give dinner for fourteen guests
Saturday evening, in their Crosse
POinte home.
Mrs. Henry Stephens will give a
ball. Dec. 10. in the Hotel Pontchar'
train 20 present her daughter, Miss
JacQueline Stephens.
In honor OF Miss Helen Crowell, the
guest OF Miss Helen McRae Miss
Margaret Wilson will give luncheon,
Tuesday, and Miss Gretchen Stearns,
similar function. Wednesday.
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Miss Madeleine Stanton gave a
small luncheon, Friday, in the Holland
Tea Rooms, in honor of Miss Frances
Reiger, OF Kansas City, the house
guest OF Miss Helene Palms.
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The ladies OK The Gratiot-ave.
Baptist church, under whose auspices
holiday bazaar was held. Thursday
afternoon and evening, at No. 1868
Gratiot-ave., have decided 10 continue
the fair throughout Saturday. Tea
and light refreshments will be served
during the hours OF the sale.
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Prof. John Cowper Powys, OF Cam
bridge university will give the Sec
Cnd last lecture on English litera-
fure," Saturday evening. in the
Church of Our Father, on Byron.
DR. Powys' lectures have attracted
large audiences and created much In
ferest. He will close the series Sat
urday evening, Dec. 16, with a talk
on SHELLEY
Newspaper advertising and the
value of certain mediums TO reach
certain classes Of the buying public
were discussed Thursday evening, ia
The regular meeting OF the Adcraft
club. Outside speakers included E,
IL. Estay, automobile editor of the
Chicago Examiner, formerly OF De
4roit: Mr. Horner, OF the Brooklyn
eagle "Pete" Barber, OF the Chicago
Tribune.
\ Mrs. Otto Kirchner was the hostess
of debutante luncheon, Friday. IN
tll,er home. No. $40 Jeferson-aYe.. IN
tcompliment TO Miss Mary Hamilton.
Mrs John M. Dryer will give lunch
con In her Crosse Pointe home. Satur-
cay. in honor OF Miss Hamilton.
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Miss Marie Smith is in Cincinnati,
where she will be one of the assisting
young women at the debut reception
OF Miss Virginia Bell, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Walter Bell. which
will be one of the notable social
functions of the season in Cincinnati.
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The Sigma Gamma club will give
the annual charity fair and bridge
Tournament, Saturday afternoon and
evening. in the Century building The
L bridge tournament. in charge of Mrs.
( Noel G. O.Brien will begin at 2 o'clock.
Z The articles to be on sale will offer a
wide selection including number of
European novelties sent by members
Of the club now travelling abroad. A
subscription dance will close the fair.
judge Henry s Hulburt will be the
speaker at the regular weekly lunch
con OF the Lawyers club OF Detroit,
(. 20 be held Saturday at ] o'clock, in
the club room. The subject Of Judge
Hulbert's address will be "The
Juvenile Court
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The annual pre-holiday banquet
given by the Messrs. Grinnell. OF
Grinnelrs music house. to their de-
partment managers and piano sales
force. was held Thursday evening. in
ire Hotel Charleyoix c: A. Grinnell
vas the POSTMASTER and following the
menu those present INDUCED in an
interchange OF business ideas.
The returns from the sale of the
American Red Cross society Christ
mas stickers have reached $1,000 up
to date. and when this announcement
was made Thursday, in an executive
committee meeting of the Detroit
branch OF the society. in the Hotel
Pontchartrain. there was great rejoic-
ing. Business men all over the city
! are buying the stamps with lavish
nattds anu ~ 10 hOpCu Ahal uPN aito VI
! $4,000 will be realized for the fund
to which the money is to be put, that
OF caring for the tubercular poor.
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A clever performance that inn
mensely amused and entertained a
crowded audience in the gymnasium
4 OF Newberry Memorial chapel, Thurs
Gay evening, was the original two
act comedy entitled Stats" present
ed by the Dramatic club of The
Church OF Tomorrow. the young peo-
rle's organization OF the Jefferson
ave. Presbyterian church. The play
was written by Miss Bessie wreford
Springer. young member OF the
i church. whose talent in this direction
! r. quite marked. Miss Springer also
Z coached the cast and staged the pro-
duction, and her work spoke for It,
, self In the excellence of the produc-
: tion and the pretty and attractive
4 stage setting. The story OF the COM
/ cdy revolves around group of col
I iege boys and girls, guests at a week
end house party in the home of Mr..
i and Mrs. Rowland Phillips. In a col
lcge town. The interest OF the spec
later Is kept at high pitch In the in
PRODUCTION OF Rsffles incident.
which brings into the play an anna
d.to