The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
Social and Personal

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Friday, Feb %. by special train 10
attend the initiation ceremnnleS--pf
tSaIHdIn temple. of That city. Luncheon
is TO be served the guests in the
Masonic temple. the ladies' are 10 at
tend a theatero party while the men
are engage Ina the initiation cere.
Inonies. A banquet and dance viii
conclude the days festivities
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Swarz. cele'
brated their golden wedding ami
yersary, Sunday. with family re-
union in their home, No. 81 Amidst.
Mr. Swarz was born in France, in
1899, and Mrs. Swarz in Old Town,
Me-, In 1874. Their marriage took
place in Detroit in ST. Joseph's church
on the Gratiot road, near Riopelle-st.
So. Ibildren and 10 grandchildren
corlpi sc the immediate family OF the
couple.
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Will Carleton. Michigans own poet,
will give an evening OF readings from
his own works, in the North Wood
ward Methodist church. Tuesday eve
ming, Feb. q. w. ID. Rockwell, tenor,
will sing.
A large audience gathered in the
Museum OF Art, Sunday afternoon, 10
listen TO the first of two lectures on
Egypt and the Nile, by Director Grit
fifth. The journey began at Alexandria
and went as far as Cairo, Director
Griffith taking his hearers along with
him by series OF splendid views and
interesting descriptive talk.
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Mrs waItar Rrooks gaye a hridya
party OF six tables, Monday after
noon, in honor Of Mrs. William Den.
nison Clark.
Detroit lodge, No. 759, Fraternal
Brotherhood, will give a pedro party
and informal dance, Monday evening,
In Riverside temple.
Detroit-Pingree division, NO. 3o
Loyal Guard, will give a leap year
dancing party, in the Elks' temple,
Monday evening.
Members, OF the Woodward-ave
Baptist church will give musicale,
Tuesday evening, in the home OF Mrs.
| +. J. Sarmiento, Arlington-ct., for the
benefit OF the church.
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The Womans guild Of st. Thomas
Episcopal church will give a supper
in the parish house, Tuesday even
Ing, at 6 o'clock.
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beefsteak supper, smoker and
musical for the members OF knights
| of Columbus, will be held Tuesday
evening, In the club house TIE
guest OF honor will be Frank Mcln-
tyre, the wellknown actor, who Is
playing an engagement, in the Detroit
opera house, in "Snobs.
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| In the Field-ave. branch library,
Tuesday evening. at 8 O'Clock, the
Rev. Joseph A. Vance pastor OF the
| First Presbyterian church. will give a
free illustrated talk on Constant
nople and the church.
The monthly free entertainment for
the students and friends OF Detroit
Business Institute will be held in the
school, Nos. l63-169 Cass-ave., Tues
day evening. Clarence NJ. Burton will
give an illustrated talk on Early De-
| troit.'
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| An old.time farm dance viii be Civ
en- Monday evening. in Holy Rosary
| parish hall, under the auspices OF
Branch No. 81. c. NJ b. A.
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The ladies of the Church OF the
Covenant will give Martha Washing.
! ton tea, in the church parlors, Thurs
day, evening, Feb. %.
The annual observance OF Wash
| ington's birthday by Michigan Society.
Sons OF the American Revolution. will
take the form OF a reception and din
ner. i'm the Hotel Pontchartrain.
| Thursday evening. beginning at 8
O'Clock. The honor guests OF the din
ner will be Gen. j. Warren Kiefer. OF
Springfield, o.. and Joseph f. futile,
of Denver. Col
Bishop Charles D. Williams will be
| the principal speaker in the second
annual banquet of the Northwestern
Womans club. to be held Monday
evening, in the Elliott-Tay lor- WoolIen-
den cafe, at Z o'clock The bishop will
| talk on who are the patriots" The
Rev. f. p. Arthur will give the in
vocation. Haug's string orchestra
will play during the dinner, and Miss
Mabel Lempke will sing.
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The February number Of the Detroit
Clubwoman, the organ OF the Detroit
Federation OF Women's clubs, is on
the press The number is devoted to
the various departments conducted by
dub women and 10 club news at home
and abroad. A French and German
article are additions TO the usual mat
ter.
A wedding OF interest to the French
colony OF the city took place Satur-
| day, in st. Joachims Roman Catholic
church, when Mrs. Mary Cloutier. AZ
xcars- old--was- married -to-Iames
Bernier. So years old. More than 100
| OF their descendants were present at
the ceremony. Mrs. Bernier was the
mother of rs children. eight OF whom
are living, and Mr.. Bernier Is the faith
or of q children. Both have so many
grandchildren and great-grandchildren
that they have lost the count. The
union an late I'm life Is the result OF a