The Detroit times., 1912-01-24
Social and Personal

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The Detroit Boat club. the informal
dances OF which throughout the sea
son In the beautiful club house on the
Belle Isle shore are so popular. will
give the annual large formal ball of
the year In Strasburg's academy,
wednesday evening.
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Miss Thalia Vollbracht will give a
dramatic recital, Wednesday evening,
in the Il. b. r. School OF Dramatic
Expression, Detroit opera house block.
Miss Vollbracht who is a graduate OF
the school will read the well-known
drama Hazel Kirke" Miss Naomi
Raiss, a pupil OF A. NJ. Straub. will
assist Miss Vollbracht, contributing
c group OF songs.
A buffet luncheon will be served in
the Century building, at noon. Thurs.
day, for members OF the Twentieth
Century club and invited men guests,
that no time may be lost from bust
ness engagements in attendance at a
stereopticon lecture on Our munic-
ipal failures to be given in the audi
torium OF the building al AS o'clock.
Gatty Sellars. the well-known
English organist, will give an organ
recital, in Calvary Presbyterian
church, Thursday evening, playing the
music used in the coronation of the
british soverelgns in Westminster
Abbey last June. Mr.. Sellars played
in Detroit last spring In ST. Paul's
cathedral and his work was much adj
mlred.
A unique card has been sent to
friends OF Mr., and Mrs. H. T. Ewald,
announcing the advent of baby girl,
Oleta Shurley Ewald, TO their home.
No 647 Baldwin-ave., Sunday evening,
Jan. 81.
Mrs. Edward f. Rush will give an
afternoon tea, Thursday. in honor OF
her guest, Miss c. Louise Sheldon, of
Montclair. n. j.
The marriage OF Miss Ella Lichten-
berg 20 Stanton G.. Crawford will be
celebrated Wednesday evening, In
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William +. Lichtenberg, No
100 Tield-ave The ceremony will be
Performed by the Rev. J. Frederick
Fitschen, OF the Jefferson-ave. Presby-
terian church. Mrs Joseph Perrien
will be matron of honor and Francis
Walsh will be best man. About 90
guests will attend the informal re-
Ception to follow the religious cere-
mony.
The annual reception OF the Wo-
mans association of Bethany Presby-
terrain church. will be held in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon.
az $50 o'clock. Nearly 200 members
OF the association and their friends
are expected to attend the reception.
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A pretty home wedding will take
place, Wednesday evening in the resi-
denco of Mr. and Mrs Byron Whitak-
or Parker. No l6l McDougall-ave.,
when their daughter, Miss Mary
Louise Parker, will be married to DIR.
krsel Brooks Smith. of Grand Rapids.
Nics Gladys Parker will attend her
sister as maid OF honor and A. NJ
Parker will be best man. William
Dick. OF this city, and William Han
ION. o. Washington, ID. c., will be the
Hsbess. large reception Will follow
we NtItulOuy.
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Detroit Society of Arts and Crafts
will open the annual course of free
public lectures, Thursday evening. in
inc Museum of Art auditorium, when
lIuger Elliott, director OF the Rhode
Island School Of Design, will give an
illustrated talk on What has nature
TO do with art?' Mr. Elliott is said
10 be delightful speaker and as head
Of the school, president OF the Ma
tional League OF Handicraft Societies
and editor of the magazine Handi-
craft. is thoroughly in touch with the
subject he will present.
Mrs. Frederick Arthur. OF Pontiac.
Is the guest OF Mrs. Luella Lockwood
Moore. No. 400 Forest-ave. west.
Mrs. Roy Elson Want, Of Phladcl-
phia. who has been visiting her