The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-22
Social and Personal

The Junior hop OF the University OF
Michigan will take place in Barbour
gymnasium, Friday evening. Feb. 9.
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Miss Constance Murphy will give a
dinner in her home. Tuesday evening
in honor OF Miss Jacqueline Stephens
Golden Rule lodge Star OF Bethle
hem, will give leap year dancing
party. Tuesday evening, I'm the hall
No. 46 Grand Riyer-aye.
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A free steropticon lecture on
China" will be given i'm the Scripps
branch library, Monday evening by
Edwin DENLY
Concordla society held a carnival
and dance, Sunday evening i'm Con
cordid hall. The society will give a
bal masque st. Valentines evening.
Raymond Dulitz, violinist. was solo
ist at a concert given by Bethania
society, in Turner hall, Thursday
evening.
Alliance Franchise will present
Mile. Beatrice lie Paine, of the Opera
Comique. Paris, in song recital I'm
the Hotel Pontchartrain, Tuesday
evening, March 70
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concert will be given in the Y.
VI {. A.. Monday evening by Archi.
bald Jackson, baritone; Mrs. j r.
Maurice Macfarlane. contralto; Miss
Eva Often, 'cellist and Mrs. Lille Gull
brandsen Moore, pianist
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their son, OF Crosse Pointe Farms.
and Mrs. David Whitney, No S25
Woodward-ave.. left Detroit Sunday,
for New York TO sail Tuesday for an
extended European trip
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The engagement is announced Of
Miss Helen Russell. daughter OF Henry
Russell, TO harold +. Wardwell, TO 7ner-
~ of New York. The announcement
was made at buffet supper Satur-
day evening given by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Thayer Mcmillan.
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The first classes to be graduated
from the Cass Technical high school
and the High School OF Commerce will
he given diplomas, Tuesday evening
in exercises TO be held In the gymnas
ium OF the school Prof Mortimer f.
Cooley, OF the University Of Michigan
will address the graduates.
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Mrs. n. j Corey gave a luncheon
Saturday noon, In the Detroit club,
in honor of Mile. Yvonne de Treville,
OF Brussels, Belgium. The guests in
GUIDED: Mrs. F. NJ. Alger, Mrs. H.
u. Sheldon, Mrs. f. X. Stearns, Mrs
w. H. Murphy, Mrs. L. w. Bowen,
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Mrs III. Geer, Mrs A. f. f. White. Mrs
r. NJ Dyar, Miss Clara Dyar. Mrs.
Atterbury. Mrs. and Miss Avery. Mrs
$. Olin Johnson, and Mrs. w A. Spitz-
ley.
As a fitting introduction TO an ex-
hbition by the Society OF American
Artists OF pictures Of Arizona, Direc-
tor A. II. Griffith Sunday afternoon. in
the Museum OF Art auditorium gave
an illustrated talk on The Grand
Canyon OF Arizona" The lecture
proved OF intense interest to one of
the largest overflow audiences OF
the season. The pictures will remain
a month In the museum,
A piano and song recital will be
given in the residence OF Mrs. L. ID.
StdlT, NO. llSo Neu-
resday evening. Feb. Z. at $50
o'clock. by Clarence Bird. OF Florence,
Italy. and William Rowland, baritone
Ann Arbor Mr.. Bird is a son of for
mer state Senator Harlan Page Bird
of Marnette Wis but for several
years has made his home in Italy
lie is the guest at present OF his par
ents. in their home, in Wisaukee. Wis
The recital will be under the patron
age of a number OF well-known society
women.
The formal opening of the new home
OF the Town club No. 405 Woodward
ave-, will take place Tuesday evening
One OF the few old residences remain
ing in the district was secured by the
club for club house, and has been
artistically fitted up for the purpose
for which Il is intended George A.
Beecher is president OF the club. Ralph
Sparkling, treasurer, and Ray Jennings.
secretary.
An excellent band concert was given
Sunday afternoon, i'm the Garrick thea
ter. by Boos band, with William Boos,
as conductor. The band is made up
OF so Detroit musicians and they APP
peared in the uniform OF the First In