The Detroit times., 1913-11-22
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL


Miss Margaret Russell, OF Plainheld.
N. j., is the guest of Miss Dorothy
Russell, No. II Owen-ave.
Miss Hazel Reichrath. No. $50 Mer-
rick'ave., will entertain informally at
tea. Saturday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Rowland. No. 1881 Cass-
ave-. will be the hostess OF dinner.
dance. In the Fellowcraft club. Friday
evening.
Dr. Justin +. Emerson ana Mrs.
Emerson left. Thursday, for San Fran
cisco, TO sail forsHonolulu, where they
will spend the winter.
Miss Landrey f. Hill, OF the Y. w.
c. A., Will give talk on Home dec
Grating and home furnishing" Mon
day evening Nov. "a, In the associa-
tion parlors. for members OF the as
ISOLATION.
DR.. H. p. Mera, one OF the Oldest
and best known physicians In Detroit,
left. Thursday. for Santa Fee, \. M,
to make his home with his son, Dr.
Frank p. Mera.
Members of the Young Mems ordes
will give a play In the Garrick thea
ter. Sunday afternoon and evening
Nov. %, for the benefit of ST. Marys
Aid society.
Mrs. 8. p. Cole, No. IT'S jefferson.
ave-, presented her daughter, Miss
Edith Marion Cole, at a reception,
Thursday afternoon. Miss Cole gave a
dinnerdance following the reception.
Miss Helen Hurst, No. 1877 Westmin-
ster-ave. gave delightful bridge tea,
Friday afternoon. in honor of Miss Ar
line Lyke. OF Troy. N. Y. who is the
house guest Of Miss Marjorie Baum
gartner
Mrs James w. Dwyer was the host
ess OF Temple matinee party, We'd
nesday, followed by afternoon tea In
the Hotel Pontchartrain, In honor OF
Miss Ellen Sage. Of New Berlin. N. Y,
the guest OF Mrs. w. w. Chaplin.
Mrs. Michael Brennan. No. 1856 JEFF
ferson-ave.. gave a reception, Wednes-
day afternoon. to present her daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Josephine Brennan.
Miss Marie Keesham. OF st. Louis. as.
sisted Mrs. Brennan and Miss Bren-
nan In receiving.
o.
Mrs. Edward Mcdowell wife OF
the late Edward Mcdowell. the gift
Cd and wel1-known American compos-
or, will be presented by the Tuesday
Musicale in lecture recital. In Cass-
ave. Methodist church, Saturday
evening, Nov. 20. In addition to play
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lions, Mrs. MacDowell will give an
Illustrated lecture on the Peterbor
Ough pageant. which was given in the
Mcdowell home In Peterborough. N.
h The lecture-recital will be for
membsrs Of the Tuesday Musicale
only.
Detroit Credit Mems association will
meet, Tuesday evening, Nov 20, In the
Elliott Taylor Woolfenden cafe, for the
monthly supper and informal discus
sion. Robert w. Smylie, auditor OF
the Peoples State bank, will speak on
The handling Of credits in a modern
bank" and Malcolm J. Mcleod. collec-
tor In internal revenue for Detroit,
will speak on THE income tax"
George Shorthand Kempton. pianist,
and Henri Matheys, violinist, charmed
q large audience In the Church of Our
Father. Thursday evening. In a recital
Of piano and violin music Both mu-
sicaans were at their best and their
numbers received great applause. Mrs.
Boris l. Ganapol played admirable &C
compartments for Mr. Mathews solo
numbers.
Diamond temple was crowded.
Thursday evening, for the entertain
ment and informal dance given by the
philanthropic committee OF the North
western Woman's club, A delightful
program was given by Miss Katherine
Corbedlle. pianist; Miss Margaret
Youngblood, Mrs. Ida jeanette Clark.
William Grazing King, and DR.. Lou
McPhee. Dancing followed.
Prof. Henry A. Sanders, Of the Latin
department Of the University of Mich
igan, will lecture before Oriental
lodge, F. & A. NJ. Friday evening. IN
the Masonic temple, on the Freer
manuscripts, which Charles l.. Freer,
of Detroit purchased in Europe, a year
ago. and which proved to be SO val
liable In throwing more light upon
Biblical events. Prof. Sanders Will
illustrate his talk with stereopticon
slides.
The marriage OF Miss Ethel Barroi,
daughter of j. Leeds Barrol. OF Phila.
delphia, to John +. Ducey, Of Detroit,
eldest son Of Mrs. p. A. Ducey, was
celebrated, Thursday, In the home OF
the brides father. The ceremony was
performed by Monseigneur Herman.
Mr. Ducey's ushers from Detroit were
whitney Stinchfeld, Carl Warner, and
Philip Wright. and his brother, James
@. Ducey, was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs pucey will have a wedding trip
In Europe and will make their home
In Detroit, after Jan. 1.
o.
Excellent music, q good dancing
floor and guests who entered into the
spirit Of the occasion with zest, con-
tributed to make the first OF series
Of 1--WE subscription dances. under the
auspices OF the Political Equality and
Civic league, Thursday evening, In
Columbus temple. decided success.
The number OF subscribers to the
dances 10 limited so that the floor is
ct no time crowded, and those In
charge OF the program, Thursday even
ing, saw TO 1t that the favorite two
step and waltz had equal chance with
the onestep and the newer dance