The Detroit times., 1912-12-06
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Miss Gertrude Osborn will enter
tain eight young friends at dinner,
Friday evening. the party later going
to the Donnelly ball. in the Hotel
Pontchartrain.
MISS Esther Hatch. OF Cleveland,
Is the guest of Miss Nathalie Nell
son. Miss Miriam Hull gave bridge
party for Miss Hatch, Wednesday.
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Miss Helen owen will give a
bridge party. Thursday. Dec. ~.
Mrs. John c. Donnelly will give "A
reception and dance Friday evening.
in the Hotel Pontchartrain. to
formally present TO society Miss Anne
Donnelly.
Beginning Saturday afternoon, the
rooms OF the Society OF Arts and
RATS, No. 81 Witherell-st.. will be
open every day from TO o'clock.
until after the holidays. Heretofore
( the rooms have. been closed Satur-
day afternoons At present the So
ciety has an attractive showing Of
Christmas novelties. Including the
first exhibition. in Detroit. OF the
rare Danish Hedebo embroidery
Some delightful and fascinating Jap
anese prints OF subjects not generally
used. are another interesting part
OF the hundred and one unusual and
artistic things TO be found only In
the societys rooms. Especially at
tractive are the jewelry and metal
handicraft exhibitions.
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! Miss Marion Hawks will entertain
a large party at dinner. Friday ever-
ing. the guests later going 10 the
Donnelly hall.
| DR.. John Cowper Powys. whose
lectures on notable men I'm litera-
ture have keenly interested con-
stantly increasing audience. wiRtake
up Goethe" Saturday evening, In
the Church OF Our Father DR.
Powys will close his series Of lee
lures, Saturday evening; Dec IA.
with talk on "Ibsen the social
vivisector
DVSplNt tue uiSdBI ttdDlt NedlUtl.
Thursday evening, there was a large
audience, in the gymnasium OF New
berry chapel, 10 witness the minstrel
performance OF the Young mems
club of the Jefferson APresbyter-
ian church. The show was decided
success, moving along with stamp
and vim, and those taking part were
recalled repeatedly. The material
used was particularly bright aud
clean and greatly pleased and enter
tanned. the large audience. The per
Torrance will be repeated FRIDAY
evening. at s:15 o'clock.
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Franz Schubert will be presented
in song and story, Sunday afternoon.
afternoon, in the Century building,
in the weekly free musicale given
under the auspices OF the Twentieth
Century club, OF employed women.
Marshall Pease, tenor, and Mrs. Mar
shall Pease. contralto. with Miss
Patrice Fisher, pianist. will present
the program. Sunday afternoon,
Dec 10, German Christmas enter
tainment will be given under the
direction OF Mrs. Henry Riley Fuller.
Mrs Henry d. Barnard and Miss
Barnard are In Washington, d. c..
guests In the Grafton.
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An exhibition from the British So
ciety OF Grayer-Pnnters in Color Is
IN view in the galleries OF the De-
troit Publishing Co., in the Fine Arts
building The exhibition, which is
exceptionally interesting. will remain
IL the galleries until Dec 10.
The Theater Arts club gave three
short plays, Friday afternoon, before
an audience of club members and N
vited guests. in the. Century auditor,
ium. The plays included the Greek
"Orpheus and Eurudicy," French
pantomime, and farce, mo Men
Wanted"
The sale Of seats for tie Philadel-
phia Symphony orchestra concert, IN
the Detroit Orchestral association
series, TO be held In the Light Guard
armory, Tuesday evening, Dec. 10.
will open in Grinnell's, Saturday
morning. Although the Philadelphia
orchestra has been in existence 10
years, this will be the first visit Of
the organization TO Detroit Leopold
StokOwski who as conductor NJ no