The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-11
Social and Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Grinnell are visit
Ing In New York.
stereopticon advertising talk will
be given Thursday evening in the Ad-
craft club by Charles Oswald. or Cleve-
land.
Mrs. Frederick K. Stearns will give
a musicale, Friday afternoon, In her
homo No. 1885 Jefrerson-ave.
Mas Stella Ford will give large
ball Thursday evening In Strasburg's
academy. Many smart dinners will
be given before the ball by various
hostesses who will later accompany
their guests to the ball
The Rev Lee S. McCollester will
give an illustrated lecture Thursday
evening. In the Scripps branch library
on Emerson and his Concord" This
will be the first OF a series or free
lectures for adults only. TO be given
in the new auditorium OF the Scripps
library.
Mrs. r. A. Fetters and Mrs. e. III.
Maynard will entertain the visiting
ladies' 10 the Rose and Carnation so
cieties' convention. Friday afternoon
from 2 TO 4 o'clock, in the home Of
Mrs. Fetters, No. sc Burlingame-ave.
The ladies of the Detroit Florists club
Will also be among the guests.
o.
The Normal union Of the Washing
ton Normal school will give an enter
tainment Friday evening. in Detroit
Wheelmen's hall. The program will
include a cantata Three Springs" by
a girls chorus; the playlet Our Aunt
From California" and selections by
the Central High Boys Glee club.
O.
The A Eighth graduating class OF
the Duane Doty school elected the fol-
lowing officers, Wednesday: Presi-
dent, Charles Janson; vice-president
Clara Spring; treasurer. Raymond Mil
Ter; secretary, Ruth Sergeant. The
Duane Doty school will send two grad
Mating classes to the Central High this
month owing TO the three-term-year In
force In that school
o.
The recently elected officers OF the
Gen. o. NJ. Poe Woman's Relief corps
we're formally installed, Monday even
ing. by Mrs Evelyn Creusere, post de-
partment president OF Michigan. Mrs.
Creusere was presented with a silver
candleabrum and Mrs. Mary b. Haw-
ley, the retiring corps president was
given handsome silk flag. The Misses
Ella and Charlotte Iseler were> pre-
scented with gold badges by the corps.
charming and original ball was
given Wednesday evening, in the Cen
fury auditorium by Mr.. and Mrs. ].
- -. IT N4.l n
a "Cotillion Blanche" and the details !
we're carried out to artistic perfection.
The decorations OF the hall were in !
white and silver. Mrs. Nichols wore
a gown or shimmering white satin with |
silver net and fringe, the favors we're !
in white and silver and the figures Of |
the cotillion were exceedingly fetching |
and original. The dance was one OF |
the prettiest ever given in Detroit.
In the annual meeting OF the North |
Baptist church. Wednesday evening, |
following q congregational supper, the |
following officers were elected: Trus-
tees, G.. NJ. Harmon, r. f. Matthews, |
r. Houghton, DR.. G.. NJ. Canfields dea-
cons. l.. r. Weaver, r. i. Farrar: |
clerk, W. VI. Dorrance: treasurer, c. |
H. Reiser: assistant treasurer, II. G. |
Ephlin: Bible school superintendent, |
e. r. Benson: delegates to the Detroit |
Baptist union. DR.. T. w. Young, ID. ". |
Bower. z. r. Benson. Webb ID. Doane.
4. A. Pressnall, John Pagel. A. w.
Fair. Much credit was given the wo-
men OF the church for financial sup
port during the year, upwards OF 81
900 having been raised through their
efforts.