The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
Social and, Personal

Inc lltdEuc OF Equui o"i-
fraye societies will hold a free mass
meeting, Lincoln's birthday. Monday
evening, I'm the Church of Our Father.
The speakers will include the Rev.
.F5ee 8, McGofiester, James Seifefhf-r-
horn, Charles Flowers, Warren >.
Blauvelt, and Mrs. Huntley Russell,
of Grand Rapids. During the past
week outrage fiers" have been dis
4, tributed In the factories and shops
and theaters OF the city, announcing
the meeting.
MRS Seward Il. Clark. No. 4S
Chandlerave., gave tea, from to
o'clock, Friday afternoon, for her
daughter, Miss Mary Clark, and the
members OF the June graduating class
of the iggett school. OF which Miss
Clark Ia member.
The annual midwinter ball given
at Put-In-Bay for the residents OH the
island and surrounding places. will
take place, Friday evening. Twelve
members OF FinZel's orchestra. left
Friday morning, for the bay on an ice
boat TO provide music for the dance.
A large number of members OF Al
lianee- Franchise gathered in the
Hotel Pontchartrain ball room. Thurs
day evening for the illustrated lee
ture on "Constantinople,' given by
that distinguished French man of let
ters. Prof. Charles Diehl, of the Uni
verslty OF France. The lecture proved
extremely interesting, and as M. Diehl
is considered the foremost authority
on Byzantine history. his remarks
were particularly significant and de-
pendable. French conversation and
music by Marshall Pease. tenor. and
Miss Emily McKibbin. pianist, follow
led.
Mrs. Clarence Lee Felter gave a
dinner, Thursday . evening. in her
home, No. 81 Aggressive. in honor or
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall. Mr.. Hall
is member OF the Little Women
company playing this week in the Gar
rick theater. Mrs. Felter also enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening. in
honor of John Turner and Allan
Bridge, OF Indianapolis.
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The Puritan Pedro club was enter.
tanned Wednesday evening in the
rome OF Mrs. Z. F. Halpin. No. 512
Military-ave, the guests Of honor be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Piper. Of
East Gilead. Mich. Mr.. and Mrs,
ripper leil lOr lnelr nome, lnurSudy.
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The February meeting of the John
Paul Jones chapter Children OF the
American Revolution, will be held Sat
urday afternoon. at 1880 o'clock. in
the residence OF the president. Mrs.
James II. Mcdonald. No. 90 Erskine-s,
a.
Mrs. Josephine Sullivan Conlon will
give an address on The Catholic
Press" before the Catholic Reading
circle. Monday evening, Feb. II.
DR.. and Mrs. George f. rockingham
leave. Tuesday, for short European
trip.
Mrs. Harold Wilson gave a lunch
ec.f. Thursday. I'm the Holland Fee
Rooms for some out-of-town friends.
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Miss Beatrice Bedowe, OF Boston,
formerly OF Detroit, will arrive, Sat
urday. to be the guest OF Miss Isabelle
Lathrop.
Mr. and Mrs Bertram c. Whitney,
of Cedar Hall. Crosse Pointe, are in
New York.
Mrs Gampau-Thompson was the
hostess OF a luncheon. Thursday. IN
the Holland Tea Rooms.
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Detroit Association for the Aid OF
Sick and Crippled Children will hold
meeting Monday. Feb. 10. at 2
clock, at No. 80 KenifwUrth=Hvp.
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A number of graduates OF the Mich
: gan College of Mines Will dine togeth.
e.. Friday evening, in the Fellowcraft
club. with President F. w. McNair. OF
the college, as guest OF honor. an
alumni association will be formed fol-
lowing the dinner.
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There is an especially fine display
of flowers in the Belle Isle conserva-
tories at present which the public Is
cordially invited 10 visit The flowers
ere the various varieties OF winter
boomers, many OF the early spring
blossoms like azaleas. narcissus. hya
cinths and a wonderful array Of ferns
and palms The display is said 10
exceed any former collection OF mid.
winter flowers and plants In the Belle
Isle conservatories.
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Bird lovers and those who would
like TO know more about the-A life
OF Detroit and vicinity attended a most
interesting lecture. Thursday evening.
In the Central High school auditorium
given by Norman A. Wood. OF the Unit
versity OF Michigan museum.
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Mrs. Charles NJ Parker will give
dinner FIiday- eYenlng- honor of
Mrs. Ward Smith OF Knoxville, Tenn.
iAe guest OF Mrs. Nathan jerks. Gov
els will be laid for r. the table decor
nions To be snring flowers In dainty
1ipk, yellow and white blossoms.
Quite bizarre effects will be used
by Finzels orchestra OF 30 mon, in
the search for originality In the dance
program or the ~ hop Friday evel