The Detroit times., 1912-01-05
Social and Personal

Mrs. Fske. now playing an en-
gagement In the Detroit opera house,
scceding TO the urgent request of a
number of Detroiters interested in
the welfare OF dumb animals, will
give an address on the subject, Satur-
day, at IL o'clock, in the Century
building. Members of the Twentieth
Century and other women's clubs and
all persons interested In the subject,
men aud women, are urged to attend.
Mrs. Fiske all her life has been "A de-
voted friend to animals and an earnest
champion OF their humane treatment
The Southern society of Detroit
will hold the annual banquet in the
Hote! PontchartrainS Friday evening,
Jan. 10. q. Grosvenor Dave, OF Wash
ington, ID. c., managing director OF
the Southern Commercial congress.
will be the principal speaker.
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large gathering of Twentieth
Century club women listened TO Rab-
bl Leo NJ Franklins polished and
graceful Interpretation OF Maeter-
linck's Blue Bird" Thursday after
noon, In the Century building. DR..
Franklins study of this wonderful
piece of literature. and OF its author,
is well known as thoughtful, studi-
Gus and carefully considered EFFORT,
and its presentation to the club wo-
men held their earnest attention and
brought enthusiastic applause. Fol
lowing the address, tea was served.
The club will entertain Gov. Chase
S. Osborn, Thursday afternoon, Jan.
Is. when he will give "A forecast of
the peace of the world
The annual meeting OF the Won
ans Hospital and Infants home will
be held in the hospital. Tuesday morn
ing. Jan. 10, at 10 O'Clock.
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Among the young Detroit women
who will attend the Yale prom" are
the Misses McRae, Miss Margaret
Wilson. Miss Dorothy Bowling, and
Miss Marie Smith.
Miss Virginia Jefferson, OF Louis
vile, KY, who has been the guest OF
Mrs. B. c. Whitney, Cedar Hall,
Crosse Pointe, will go to Ann Arbor,
saturday, TO be the guest OF Mrs. j.
II. Murfin, for fortnight.
dinner and skating party was
given Thursday evening, In the Coun-
try club, chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick G. Ford. The party includ-
ed the Misses LOOMS, Miss Helene
Wright, Miss Betty Miller, Miss Isa-
belle Lothrop. Miss Josephine Irvine,
Miss Anne Lyon, Frank Werneken,
Alfred Brush, Ira Waterman, Jack
Gray. Burns Henry. George Lothrop
and Paul Maxon.
Henry +. Lyster will give theater
party. In the Detroit opera house,
Friday evening.
Miss Mary Frost will give dinner
dance, Friday evening.
Mrs. II. j. Maxwell Grylls will give
dinner. Friday evening, for her son,
Humphrey Grylls.
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With Milton A. McRae as host, SIS
boys were entertained at supper
Thursday evening in the Y. NJ. G. A.
Specially invited guests who ad-
dressed the diners were Supt Car
son, Of the Cadillac Motor Car plant:
Supt. Locke, of the Anderson Elec.
trio; the Rev. Joseph A. Vance. of the
First, Presbyterian church, Robert NJ.
Tug. DR.. A. G. Studer, Eugene G. Eos
ter and F. s. Goodling, Jr Mr. Nc
hdc dduICSStu TIC DOyS vi EIelnthlS
OF success" The boy guests were
employees of stores, factories and
shops.
Lewis Weary, the well-known read
or and teacher, gave unique talk to
he members of the Adcraft club.
Thursday evening, in the weekly Tar
get talk speaking on THE science
of breath control" applying the prin-
ciples of the science In which he be-
lieves, to the advertising salesman
who talks" for a living. Mr.. Weary
said that any public speaker or BUSH
ness man will never arrive at his best
power until he mas mastered the prin-
ciples OF correct breathing. which
means the solution of the problem or
possessing poise and self-control
Charles Oswald. advertising manager
OF the Clothcraft Clothes Co.. Cleve-
land, will be the speaker. Thursday
evening, Jan. IL.
The debate in the Northwestern
Woman's club, Wednesday afternoon,
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