The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-04
Social and Personal

Miss Madeleine Newman and Miss
Madeleine Stanton will give a bridge
party, Friday afternoon, in Miss New
mans home in honor OF Miss Fisken.
Of Toronto.
Mrs. Henry OIlesheimer, Of New
York, Is the guest Of relatives at No.
l06 Erskine-st. Mrs. Ollesheimer is in
Detroit TO give the promoters OF the
Priscilla Inn, the proposed woman
hotel, the benefit of her advice ana
experience with similar institution
in New York called the Virginia hotel,
in the business association OF winch
she Is vice-president. Mrs Ollesheim-
er Is president OF the National League
OF Women Workers and yicepresideht
of the New York State Association OF
Working Girls societies. She says
that the Virginia hotel Is run success
fully at profit OF $500 per month
-. that IL has no rules OF any klnd De
yond those TO be found in the conduct
OF any frst-class hotel, and that II the
Priscilla Inn is conducted upon the
lines Of the Virginia 1t cannot fall 10
be successful and prove the forerun-
ner Of many other hotels OF thefsame
kind.
Mrs Rose H. Cole announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Miss eliza
beth Mary Cole, to August c. lmmel,
the ceremony taking place Jan. /.
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The January graduating class of the
Duane Doty school elected the follow
ing officers Wednesday: President,
Geraldine Lockard, vice-president,
lester Frick: secretary, Elizabeth
Hade: treasurer, Louis +. Zahn.
A pretty home wedding took place,
Wednesday evening, in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs James P. Langley, NO.
l73 Canfield-ave. west. when thelr
daughter, Miss Margaret Elizabeth
Langley. was married to Charles An
drew Kanter The house was charm
ingly decorated in white and green.
The Rev. Lee S. McCollecter perform
cd the ceremony The bride wore
gown of white satin with touches OF
rare lace and embroidery OF pearls
She was attended by Miss Elizabeth
Anne Peters. of New York. and little
Miss Sara Peters, OF New York, acted
as flower girl. Edward Carmichael
was best man and the ushers were
John Langley and Willard I1ovey. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a reception was
held. After March l. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kanter will be at home at No. 94o
Second-ave.
Miss Stella Ford will give a tea
Saturday afternoon, in honor of her
house guests, the Misses Willis, OF
Columbia, Mo.
The Northwestern Business Mems
association entertained their wives
and daughters. Wednesday evening. at
dinner in the ElliottTaylor,W oolfen-
den cafe, later going TO the Temple
theater, where a block of seats in the
center OF the house had been re-
served for them The party numbered
$50.
The Misses Ruth and Lydia Schu-
chard entertained a large party OF
their young friends In their home.
wednesday evening A feature OF the
music was the organ playing of Mas
q ter wilbert Schuchard
Miss Fola IaFoIlette. daughter OF
Senator LaFollette, of Wisconsin. who
Will play the leading feminine part I'm
The Scarecrow," in the Detroit opera
house all next week, Will be entertain.
ed by the College Equal Suffrage
league at tea In the College club.
Friday afternoon. Jan. II.
The hour OF the patriotic service 10
be held in St Panl,s cathedral by the
Michigan Society OF Sons OF the Amer
loan Revolution, Sunday afternoon
has been changed from 2 TO 4.30
O'Clock. Bishop Williams. who IA
chaplain OF the society, will preach
The society has extended a special in
vftat1on TO the various womens pa
triotio societies, including the ID. A