The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-15
Social and Personal

The Misses Farr will give large
luncheon, Tuesday, In honor OF Miss
Jessie Annette Miller.
A concert will be given by pupils
OF the Detroit College OF Music, in the
college hall, Tuesday evening.
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An informal dancing party will be
given by Division No. 10 A. o. H.. in
strasburgs academy, Monday evening.
Feb. 49,
Friendship lodge, No al, F. & A. NJ.
will give complimentary dancing
party. Thursday evening Jan. Is in
the Masonic temple, from to ~
o'clock.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Elizabeth Clay, daughter or
Air. and Mrs. Edward s. Clay, To
Harry Macfarlane, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. j. +. Maurice Macfarlane.
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Thomas A. Daily. a well-known hui
morist. poet and writer, and manager
OF the Catholic Standard and Times,
gave lecture, Sunday evening, in st.
Vincents parish hall. that entertained
and interested large audience.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aime Months, we'll
known French residents. will cele-
brate their golden wedding annivers-
ary. Monday evening, with an infor-
NAL open house TO their many
friends, in their home at Fort east
and Dubois-sts
At delightfully."- arranged luncheon
Saturday. Mrs. Edward +. Rush. No.
so Ferry-ave. east, announced the en-
gagement OF her daughter. Miss Car
oline Baldwin Rush to Irving Hamil-
ton Baker. Mrs. Rush will give a
tea. Thursday afternoon, Jan. 25. TO
meet Miss c. Louise Sheldon, of Mont
clair, n. j.
Detroit Commandery, No. /, Knights
Templar, will give masked ball in
the Masonic temple, Wednesday even
ing, Jan. IL the fourth in a series OF
informal dancing parties given exclu-
sively for the members and their
ladies.
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The annual minstrel show OF Ashlar
lodge. No. 81. f. & A. NJ, will be given
In the Masonic temple. Monday and
Tuesday evenings. The Ashlar min
strel shows are famous among the
amateur productions of the city and
the show for 1912 promises to outshine
all that have gone before.
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Miss Elizabeth Bailey. for the past
three years one OF the department sec
retaries OF the local Y. w. G.. A., left
fAr naI 10 mia nm
Jan. q, in her brothers home. she will
be married TO Harlan Reed, of Okmul-
gee, Okla. The couple have been
a successful lawyer and with his bride
will make his home in okmulgee.
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The Detroit Typographical union
will give a reception and banquet,
Monday evening. in the Hotel Charlie
voix. The toast list will he rs follows:
''Wage-earners place In politics"
Mayor Thompson; The |. +. u. and its
achievements" James NJ. Lynch, pres
ident OF the |. r. IT,. "Workmen's COM
pensation law" Hal II. Smith; Labor
and the law" Judge Alfred J. Murphy;
The press and the printer" James
Schermerhorn: Municipal owner
ship" Judge Haly Thomas b. Clos
ter, president ID. T. IT,. will be toast
master.
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In preparation for the annual meet
ing of the American Hospital associa-
ton TO be held in Detroit, Sept. 1921,
the following committee on local ar
rangements has been appointed DR..
w. l.. Babcock, superintendent OF
Grace hospital: F. L. Moulder, super
intendent of Harper hospital; DR.. f.
b. Smith. Boulevard sanitarium; Miss
Sydenham Melville, superintendent OF
Womens hospital, and Del Sutton,
editor OF International Hospital Rec
GARD.
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Under the auspices OF the Detroit
Society OF Arts ard Crafts the follow
ing lectures Of interest will be given:
Thursday evening, Jan. 20, in the aud
itorium OF the Museum of Art. Huger
Elliott, president OF the National
League OF Handicraft societies and
director OF the Rhode Island School
OF Design. will speak on Realism and
convention in art, illustrated with the
stereopticon; Friday evening, March 8,
in the same auditorium, Charles F.
Binns, director of the New York State
School OF Clay Working and Ceream-
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