The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-24
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Wayne temple, No. 80. Pythlan Sis
ters, will give pedro party, in BAN
let hall, Friday evening.
A benefit social will be held Satur.
day evening, in the Swedish Lutheran
church, Hancock and Vermont-aves.
Mrs. c. HOLSTER Judd will give a
dinner Friday evening, in honor or
Mrs. Karl Fredericks, the guest OF
Mrs Arthur Corbin.
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Members OF the Phil Gamma Delta,
of me University OF Michigan, In De-
troit, will give a dinner and dance.
Friday evening, in the Hotel fuller.
O.
Enos Bacon, called the Yorkshire
nightingale" will give an entertain
meat, Friday evening, In Central
singer and impersonator.
Mrs. William Wynne, No. 3440 JEFF
ferson-ave., will Awe musicale.
Wednesday evening, Jan. 20, in honor
OF Ellsworth Stevenson, who has Just
returned from Brussels where he has
been. studying music.
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Mrs. George Harrison Barbour. Jr.
gave a luncheon for 20 guests, Thurs
DAY, in honor OF Mrs. George Byng
Marshall, of Canterbury, Eng, who is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. George
Howard Lothrop. The small tables
were attractively decorated with dain.
~ baskets OF daffodils and violets.
The regular weekly musicale fol-
business women, Sunday afternoon IN
the Century building, will present Mrs
Edgar Kennedy, soprano; Miss Vir
ginia Thorne, violinist and Miss May
Noble, reader. The program will be in
charge of Mrs. Frederick H. Holt and
Mrs. George Johnston will preside al
the tea, to follow.
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The Westminster league will give a
social, dramatic and musical enter.
tainment. Friday evening, In Fort-st
Presbyterian church house. The De
tenders OF the Fort will have charge
Of the affair. There will be refresh
ments.
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Arcadia was crowded on dancing
floor, spacious promenade, boxes and
gallery, Thursday evening, for the
charity ball. given for Providence hos
pftal, under the auspices OF Provi-
dence auxiliary. AS a result Of the
large attendance. and the fact that
Manager Wood, OF Arcadia, gave the
use OF the hall and the services OF the
orchestra to the cause of charity
Providence hospital will receive a
large sum-
The annual ball OF Central high
school alumni will take place, Friday
evening, Ia the school, both gymna-
sums to be used for dancing. DR..
Charges f. Chadsey, superintendent
OF schools, issued an order against
freak dancing and. therefore, moth.
ing but straight waltzes and two
steps will be found on the program.
The dancing OF the Tango, Boston
dip and other so-called freak" dances
will not be permitted.
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The Kessler class of Knights Tenn.
Ilar. the members OF which received
their degrees from the Michigan Sow
ereign consistory last March. held the
first annual dinner and reunion, Thurs.
day evening, in the Hotel Griswold
Jonathan Palmer, Jr., was POSTMASTER
and. the memory OF the late William
H. kessler. president OF the class, and
Inf whom II was named. WAS honored
IN the drinking of a silent toast.
O.
MISS Florence Mildred Jacob n
bride Of the month, has been much
entertained recently and. among tbe
delightful affairs given for her. dur
ing the week. was a matinee theater
party. for IL girl friends, followed by
tea, In tbs Woman's Exchange. the
hostess OF which was Mrs. Charles
Steinberg. Mr., and Mrs. Myer Frank
gave dinner in the Hotel Cadillac.
followed by a Temple theater party.
for Hiss Jacob and her fiance. Lewis
BENJAMIN Berger.
Mrs. William @. Fitzpatrick. of Bos.
ton, has arrived in Detroit to assume
her new position Of superintendent of
the Barat club, No. 16 Lafayette-ave
a home for employed women, under
the direction Of the Catholic Settle
ment- associatieRs-Mrs FitzpatrIcK
lived In Detroit about 10 years ago.
when she was public school teacher.
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In the first annual meeting OF the
First Baptist church, held since the
First church merged with the North
Baptist, official reports showed that
the membership OF the church IA 1.311
and Of the Sunday school. 900 VIII
nam Power was chosen superinten-
dent OF the Sunday school; William
IL Dorarnce, church clerk; Thomas
j. Leete, Jr.. Ernest r. Benson and
X. p. Paterson, trustees. Previous to
the business meeting there was a
congregational supper and a musical
program.
O.
About 5000 loyal Scotch folk crowd
eu the Light Guard armory. Thursday
evening, for the annual commemora.
ton OF Bobbie Burns birthday. There
was me program OF ballads. chorus
es dances and readings from Scotch
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