The Detroit times., 1911-02-22
IN SOCIETY

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Keystone chapter, o. e. g.. will
give pedro and dancing party In the
Eastern Star temple, Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. John b. Ford. No. 1870 Jeffer
son-aye., will give house dance
Wednesday evening, for the youngei
set.
David Stott and the Misses Bertha
and Julia Stott have left for New
York to sail, Saturday, for Panams
and the West Indies.
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Mrs. George II. Nicolai. OF Great
Neck. l.. l., who Is the guest or her
sister, Mrs. K. ID. Stair, No. 1925
Woodward-ave.. IL being much enter
tanned during her stay in Detroit.
Detroit lodge, b. p. o. e., gave the
annual barn dance" Tuesday evening
In Elks temple. The ball room was
set to represent a barn yard with
real ducks, chickens, hens and other
rural details
A delightful cotillion that had many
original features was given Tuesday
evening, In the Country club. by q
number of the younger married sci
and young people The cotillion was
led by NeNil w. Snow and Miss Mar
guerite Sullivan.
The young people OF st. Johns Ger
man Evangelical church will present
the playlet, "Wanted-A Companion,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
In the church parlors. The sketch Ia
an original one, written by Ward Mac
auley, OF Detroit.
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A farce called The Maiden Ladies
Convention" will be given by mem.
bers OF st. Margaret's society of the
Church OF the Messiah, In the Frank
Inst. settlement, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. Informal dancing
will follow the performance.
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A number OF exceedingly interesting
exhibitions are now on view In the
Museum of Art which the public Is In.
vited to see. Director Griffith says
that not before In the history Of the
museum has there been so many
splendid exhibitions within it's hospit-
able walls as during these winter
months"
Mrs. Frances h. Burns, great COM
mander of the l.. o. T. M. NJ. will be
the guest Of Alive Hive, No. 300, Fri
day evening, In G. A. r. hall. Mem.
bers of the order are asked to attend
TO meet Mrs. Burns and to take part
In the discussion on arrangements for
the celebration OF the silver anniver-
sary of the order which takes place
March "a
A large party of Detroiters left Tues
day evening for New Orleans to at
tend the annual Mardi Gras festival.
In one party alone over SO couples
and their families were booked for
the carnival. This party will make a
leisurely trip TO the Crescent City. Wis
iting many points of interest on the
way and not reaching New Orleans
until Monday morning.
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Judge Ben B. Lindsey, of Denver.
who was scheduled to lecture Tuesday
evening, IN SimpsonSM, ,E. church. was
unable to come and at the last mo
ment, George Ranney Bennett. OF Chi
cago, was secured to take his place.
Mr.. Ranney spoke on Now is the
time to make good" before an audi
ence of 500. Judge Lindsey will full
flll his engagement during May.
Plates were laid for 65 members Of
the Cornell Alumni association, Tues
day evening, in the University club,
for the annual banquet and reunion.
Prof. ID. s. Kimhall, of Cornell uni
versity was the guest Of honor and
principal speaker. The election OF
officers OF the association for the en-
suing year resulted as follows: Pres
ident, w. p. Holiday; vice-president
C. w. Cross: secretary.treasurer Clar-
ence w. Gail
Grinnell Bros. were the hosts OF
banquet in the Hotel Charlevoix,
Tuesday evening, when they had as
their guests the managers of their
various branch store In Michigan and
neaby Canadian cities. These men
have spent the week in Detroit hold
ing daily. meetings In the hall In the
Grinnell building for the purpose OF
discussing matters pertinent to their
stores, trade and customers. Thurs
da- evening they will be the guests
of the Messrs. Grinnell at a theater
party to see THE Fortune Hunter" In
the Detroit opera house.
TO GIVE ALL-wAGNER PROGRAM.