The Detroit times., 1912-12-25
Cynthia Grey's
Answers to
Correspondents
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

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Mrs. o. L Angstman and Miss
Angstman have returned to Detroit
AFTER six months spent In European
travel.
MIS-. Joseph III. Lyday and Niles
June Lyday. No. 4S Leicester-ct., have
gone to Iowa TO spend Christmas villa
/relatives.
MT and Mrs. Frank T. Caughey, OF
Crosse Pointe, leave the end OF the
week on months trip to Cuba and
Panama.
Mrs. Edward Elmore Kane gave q
dinner, Monday evening. in honor OF
Miss Abbie Won Schlagel and Miss
Grace Hinchma- The guests later
went TO the Holt ball, IN the Hotel
Pontchartrain.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kerwin. OF
Lowell, Mass, are the holidays
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Ker-
win. Mrs. Kerwin will give a bridge
party In honor OF her guests, Satur-
day.
Miss Aileen Parker was the hostess
1t q dinner party for number OF
young friends. Monday evening, the
party later going to the Country club,
TO attend Mrs. w, Howie Muir's dance
for her young daughters, the Misses
Betty and Marjorie Muir.
Il Lawrence Cameron Hull Jr., was
the speaker at a luncheon held Tues
day. In the University club, OF the
University OF Michigan. Mr.. Hull
Is q member OF the well-known Hull
family OF Detroit, a graduate OF the
University OF Michigan. In the class
OF 'o6, and OF Oxford University. Eng,
Jos, winning Cecil Rhodes scholar
snip. for the latter university. Mr..
Hull talked interestingly OF his life
and experiences, In Oxford
The second dancing party in the
series arranged by the Political and
Civic league. will take place, Thurs
DAY evening, Dec. 26, In Columbus
temple. In the upper dancing hall.
subscription ticket holders who de-
sire guest tickets may secure them
at the door. The party promises TO
be one OF the jolliest OF the Christmas
parties. The first dance In the series
OF Ave, held in November, was
marked success. The series Is given
Ibr the purpose OF raising money to
further the mothers compensation
bill, the provisions Of which were
framed by Mrs. Ruby M. Zahn. preGt
dent Of the league, and the passage
Of which, In the Michigan legislature
the league members have pledged
themselves to secure.
In Q congregational Christmas party
:, Monday evening, in the Woodward
ave. Presbyterian church, the pastor,
the Rev. Sherman l. Divine, found in
Lis Christmas stocking" when gifts
from the big tree were distributed, IL
feet OF tickets for a trip through the
Holy land, purse OF 81, 500 to cover
incidental expenses, and a letter
granting leave of absence for FIVE
months. Barrels of apples and pota-
/toes and about 400 Jars of fruit will
90 to the Florence Crittenton home
az the result Of the box Office re-
csipts" Of the evening, each person at
tending being required to OFFER an ad-
mission fee Of an apple, potato or Jar
OF preserves The 1,400 Sunday school
pupils each received a gift from the
Tree and a program OF music and
fnbleaux was part OF an enjoyable
evening.
Decorations appropriate to the Yule-
tide season, were used In the Hotel
Pontchartrain ball room Monday even
ing, for the ball given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Holt, to present to society
heir daughter. Miss Dorothy Holt.
The following attractive group Of girls
debutantes OF the season, assisted
MIS-. Holt and her daughter In re-
ceiving: Miss Helen owen. Miss
Frances Lothrop, Miss Marie McRae,
Miss Margaret Eaton, Miss Helen
Ryan, Miss Mercedes Mulkey, Miss
Mary Frost, Miss Annie Donnelly,
Miss Marion Hawks, Miss Marjorie
2ussel, Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss
j. Julianna Moring, Miss Anna Jones,
Miss Marjorie Stearns. Miss Marie
Smith, Miss Selenah Butler.
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An effective and charming center
piece of Killarney roses and violets,
with pink shaded candles and oddly
shaped vases holding pink roses was
used for the luncheon given, In the
Detroit club, Monday noon, by Mrs.
James Alfred Curtis, for her daugh-
ter. Miss Frances Mae Curtis, who is
home from Vassar, spending the holi-
days with her parents. Dainty place
cards marked the covers for the fol-