The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10
Social and Personal

The largest social event In Detroit
next week will be the St Valentines
BAH to be given in the Masonic tenn
pie. Wednesday evening, by Oriental
lodge, No. 240. f. 4 A. NJ. This is an
annual function with Oriental and
each year the committee in charge en-
deayors TO excel previous efforts In
the originality of decorations, music,
supper and general arrangements.
The 1912 ball promises to live up TO
all previous events under the able
craftsmanship of Charles t. Kingston.
The dancing program will have many
of the pretty and unique features
which Finzeis orchestra gave in the
-" hop, Friday evening. in Ann Ar
Dor. and which will be introduced in
Detroit for the first time In the Orien-
tai ball. The spirit OF st. Valentines
day will be kept uppermost and there
Is no doubt in the minds of Oriental
members and those lucky enough TO
have been invited TO the ball, that
the affair will be the jolliest party in
the history of the lodge. Those hold
inc invitations must secure tickets be-
fore Tuesday. as none will be sold at
the door. the idea being not to over
crowd the dancing floor or supper
room. 40 In closing the sale of tickets
in good time. ample provision can be
made for the exact number OF guests
expected.
Williams college alumni in Detroit,
will give the annual dinner, In the
Detroit club, Monday evening, enter
tanning as guests of honor, Harry A.
Garfield, president of Williams.
reception and musicale will be
given Saturday evening In the nome
of Mrs. s. NJ. Osborne. I'm honor OF the
Rev. and Mrs. +. II. Harvey The mu-
steal program will be given by MRS,
Lillian Cove Mumford, pianist; Ray
mond Dulitz. yiolinist; Miss Marguer-
lite Mannabach, pianist; Miss Eleanore
Osborne, soprano.
The annual masque carnival In hon.
or of st. Valentine will he held IN
German Salesmens hall, "Wednesday
evening, Feb. Ia. The floor will be
reserved for those en- masque untii
1890 o'clock, and at midnight supper
will be served in the Hotel ste
Claire The carnival is for members
Of the association and their ladies'
only.
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There will be many interesting fea-
lures about the informal st. Valen-
tines eve dance to be given In the
Masonic temple, Tuesday evening, by
Friendship lodge, f. a. A. NJ. The
grand march. to be led by the Worship
full master. j. j. Sandick and Mrs.
Sandick. will be one OF unique figures.
Valentines, in the shape of compliment
tary tickets to Friendships minstrel
show, to be given March 10 and 20,
will be among the pretty favors TO the
ladies.
Prof. John Merle Coulter, OF the
University of Chicago, will give lec'
lure on 'fieredity" Saturday evening,
IN the Church of Our Father, IN the
series on Organic Evolution. sat
urday evening, Feb. II, Prof. Coulter
will speak on PLANT Breeding
Mrs. Frank W. brooks will give
valentine cotillion for her daughter,
Miss Helen, Wednesday evening, Feb.
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A barn dance will be given Nalcn-
lines night by the West Warren Resi-
dents association, in West Warren
har. Original invitations have been
gotten ont for the dance, which prom.
Ises to be a most amusing ann JoliH
AFFAIR.
Detroit, Equal Suffrage club study
class Will meet Friday afternoon.
Feb. 1G, in New Thought Alliance hall
TO discuss The Relation OF tie Home
ana Municipal /, Government. MISS
Helen l.. Hard will have charge OF the
program.
The executive board and officers OF
the Society of Arts and Crafts VIII
give luncheon in honor Oh Lady
Gregory when. that distinguished
Irishman visits Detroit, Tuesday. Feb.
20, 10 lecture In the Church OF Our
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