The Detroit times., 1912-01-30
Social and Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. John .McKerchey.
No. "a Taylor-avep left Monday for
Florida.
Knights OF Pythias Bowling league
will give an informal dancing party in
Elks' temple, Tuesday evening.
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Miss Constance Murphy will give a
dinner dance, Tuesday evening, in her
home, No, $40 Jefferson-ave., In honor
of Miss Jacqueline Stephens.
The first annual ball of Wayne
lodge, No. l04. Knights OF Pythias and
wayne temple. No. 3, Pythian Sisters,
will be held Wednesday evening in
Elks' temple.
Wayne temple. No 80. Pythian Sis
ters. will give a pedro party, in the
home OF Mrs. Williams. No. 1866 Mt.
Elliott-ave.. Thursday afternoon from
2 TO o'clock.
Clarence r. Ely, of Highland Park,
student in Albion college. has been
chosen leader of the college debat-
ing club which is TO meet Belot col.
lege in a series of debates.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Sumner
gave a dinner for eight guests. Mon
day evening. followed by a theater
party to see Henry Miller in The
Havoc" in the Detroit opera house.
Mrs. Philip II. Mcmillan entertained
at luncheon. Tuesday, followed by
bridge. The guests included Mrs.
Maurice o. Williams, Mrs. Sidney T.
Miller Mrs. f. ID. Stair, Mrs. Cameron
Currie, Mrs. Edwin Barbour, and Mrs.
Cyrus f.. Lothrop.
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George Inglis, former editor OF the
Anglo-Saxon. will give lecture We'd
nesday evening In the New Thought
Alliance hall on The identity of the
Anglo-Saxon race with the ten tribes
OF Israel" Mr.. Inglis also will give
short Interpretation OF THE Bible
in Stone or the Great Pyramids"
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Mrs. Leslie Lamborn, OF the De-
troit Conservatory OF Music, will give
song recital in the Church of Our
Father. Tuesday evening. Miss
Blanche Barnum, violinist, and Miss
Myrtle Miller, pianist, will assist.
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For the benefit Of the Florence Crit
tenton home. a musicale will be given
Wednesday afternoon, from 3 to 5
O'Clock, in the home OF Mrs. William
Cavell, No. PAT East Grand-blvd. Mrs.
Richard Hart and Harry Heard will
sing, and Miss Florence Bielman will
give number OF readings. The must
Gale is under the auspices OF Flor
ence Crittenton circle.
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Two teams representing the Detroit
Whist club were in Grand Rapids,
Saturday, battling for a pair of chal-
lenge trophies against the strong play
ers OF the Furniture City. The De-
troit visitors report a fine time. with
lavish entertainment by their hosts,
but they returned empty-handed. Mrs.
A. c. Stellwagen, w. ID. Ellsworth, w.
b. Battelle and A. C.. Stellwagen
played for the Furniture City trophy
and were defeated by three tricks,
while Harry Wyma, j. z. Blackmore,
J. w. McCausey and ]. w, Bradley
went after the Knight trophy and lost
out by four tricks.
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Westminster abbey. the burial
place OF Great Britain's notable dead
was the subject OF stereopticon lee
ture by the Rev f. II. Pence, in the
annex OF the Fort-st. Presbyterian
church. Monday evening. He traced
the history of the famous structure,
explained the different types OF arch
itecture and flashed views of the
tombs of Shakespeare, Dickens, Sir
Isaac Newton. Queen Elizabeth and
others. narrating interesting events In
the lives of these people whose ashes
repose in the cathedral where leaders
in the various fields of endeavor have
been given places beside kings and
queens William LAWN contributed
SOLOS.
A ball that will go down into
Knights OF Columbus history as one
of the most beautiful and successful
functions given under similar aus
pieces was held Monday evening, in
the handsome clubhouse Of the
knights. Woodward and Hancock aves.
The white and gold auditorium was
beautifully decorated in an artistic
and unique arrangement of southern
smilax, crimson ruscus and Scotch
heather. and marble fountain bub-
bled its sparkling way beneath col
ored lights in the center OF the floor.
The attendance was large and the
gowns OF the women very rich and
handsome. delicious supper was
served at midnight. The committee
in charge left nothing undone to in
sure the comfort and pleasure OF the
guests.