The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
Cynthia Grey's
. Answers To
Correspondents
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL


The Daughters OF Zion will give a
Dail. Wednesday evening, in Stras
burg's academy.
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A central chapter OF the Detroit
Housewives league will be organized
Wednesday afternoon, at 2:3O o'clock
in the First Unitarian church
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Mrs. Mcpherson Browning gave a
bridge party. Monday. in honor OF
Miss Selenah Butler and Miss Natha-
| lie Williams, OF Rochester. y. Y.
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Miss Celia Baldwin gave a delight
| full luncheon Tuesday, in the French
room OF the Woman's Exchange. in
honor OF Miss Grace IIinchman and
| Miss Marie Moran. The guests were
'debutantes OF the season.
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George T. Campbell, OF Owosso,
| right eminent commander of Michigan
| knights Tcmplar, visited Damascus
c,mmandery, Monday evening Mr..
Campbell pronounced the work OF
Damascus TO be OF the highest stand
ing.
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An exhibition OF hats made by the
pupils attending the evening classes,
n the Central High school, will be
held in the school, Wednesday eve
phg Al the same time. the girls
gymnasium classes will be in session,
also the sewing and cooking classes,
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Mrs. Alexander Pendleton, OF West
Point, who is the guest OF Mrs. Dexter
NJ. Ferry. was the guest OF honor at
bridge party. Monday. given by Mrs
Cameron b. Waterman. Mrs. Ferry
NIL give a luncheon. Thursday, for
|irs. Pendleton.
Monroe council, No. /. r. & S. NJ.
Installed the following officers, Mon
Jay evening. In the council rooms. in
be Masonic temple Thrice illustrious
haster, Henry j. Henderson, deputy
haster. Malcolm McKinnon: principal
CONDUCTOR OF work, J. Melvin Early;
feasurer. Charles Laycock; recorder.
rthur H. McCloud; captain of the
Aard. Cornelius Gillespie: conductor
the council, William Schill stew
rd, William A. Campbell; sentinel,
harles Hamilton
The Yale musical clubs will give
concert in Detroit in the Hotel
pntchartrain ball room, Saturday eve
ng. Dec %. Mrs. Truman III. New
erry, whose sons are attending
ale, will entertain the members of
e clubs in her Crosse Pointe home.
the afternoon OF the concert. Tie
hunger society set will be asked 10
eet the college men.
Brigadier General Charles A. Cool
ge was elected commander OF De-
DIT post. No 1884, c. A. r.. in the
nual business meeting held, Mon
y evening. Other officers chosen
e: Senior vice-commander G. +.
NTH; junior vice-commander. Henry
Slater; quartermaster. Jacob Bris-
j: surgeon. William Winslow; chap
in, Nicholas Woods officer OF the
y. w. H. Mitchell; officer OF the
ard. f.. c. Brown: trustee. Frank
Hecker; delegates, Samuel w Bur
nghs. George A. Winslow; alter
ties. McC. lie Beau and W. r.
ebein.
The Orpheus club will give the first
two subscription concerts. Tuesday
ening, Dec. H. in the Church of Our
Their. Miss Lucy Marsh, soprano OF
wv York. will be the assisting solo
and Miss Harriet J. Ingersoll will
by the Accomplishments. The club
lsical director is Charles Frederic
brse A fine program OF numbers
pecially suited 10 male voices, ac-
mpanied and capella has been ar
hged
n the organization o. a Detroit
hnch Of the Drama League of Amer
Charles l.. Palms has been APP
nted chairman OF the committee oil
ys, the duty OF which will be to
cure from the New York and Chi
30 branches the leagues reports OH
VS. and send these reports TO the
mbers of the Detroit branch The
lowing have been appointed TO the
ard OF the local branch: Miss
IRA +. Dyar, Mrs. George G.. Caron,
s. Edwin Miller Mrs. Nellie Peck
lnders. Mrs Martha Strickland
lrk, DR.. s. S. Marquis, Charles l..
ms, Alpheus W. Chittenden, Mrs.
w. Rose. X. II. Asbaugh. Homer
lrren and Mrs Ralph VI. Dyar. Mrs.
Starr Best, Of Chicago, president
he National league. will give an adj
SIS, in the Church OF Our Father,
|dnesday evening, to acquaint any
interested with the aims and pur-
les OF the league, OF which she was