The Detroit times., 1913-01-25
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
A Scotch entertainment, followed
by Informal dancing, was given, Fri
day evening. by Clan Campbell, In st.
Andrews hall. About 500 attended.
Mrs. Alexander Ingersoll Lewis
was the hostess OF beautifully ap-
pointed dinner. Friday evening, IN
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs John M. Dyar.
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State Food and Dairy Commission
er James w. Helme will address the
East Side chapter OF the Detroit
Housewives league, In the Gray
branch library. Tuesday afternoon.
Jan. 2s.
The annual ball of Friendship
lodge, No. Alt, F. q A. M, will he
held. Tuesday, Feb. IL, in the Masonic
temple. Frank j. Bayley IL chairman
OF the committee on arrangements.
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The annual business meeting and
election OF officers OF the Philomathic
Debating club will be held Sunday
evening, In the Talmud Torah build
ing, No. Al Division-st.
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An informal dancing party will be
given by the Delta Gamma society,
OF the Church OF the Messiah. We'd
nesdny evening, Jan. 80, In the Men
-4elssohn club.
Leo Slezak, the grand opera tenor.
VIII be heard for the first time, In
Detroit, Monday evening. Feb. 10, In
. Columbus hall
A social. with musical and liter
airy features, will be given by the
Woman's guild OF st. Paul's cathe-
dral. In the home of Mrs. Theodore
II. Eaton. No. 4S4 Jefferson-ave..
Monday evening, Jan. 81.
The charity ball given in Stras-
burg's academy, Friday evening, un-
der the auspices OF Alpha Iota soror-
ity, attracted large attendance and
was considered the most successful
junction OF its kind given under
similar auspices.
Rehearsals for the minstrel show
TO be given by Friendship lodge, No.
All, F. & A. NJ, March IL and IL, are
being held regularly. under the direc-
ton OF Thomas Chilvers. The show
promises TO surpass previous efforts
OF Friendship members along the
same line.
Scenes from David Copperfield,"
with appropriate costumes and seen
cry, were given, Friday evening. In
the gymnasium OF Cass Technical
school, by students OF the school. The
Young people acquitted themselves
creditably and the large audience was
generous with applause.
Taufek Mafarrij will give an Illus
trated lecture on Turkey" In the
Gray branch library, Tuesday eve
ming, Jan. %, at o'clock. The lee
ture, which is the second In the
series of popular lectures arranged
by the library commission Is free TO
the public.
The Rev. J. Percival Huget, in the
First Congregational church, Sunday
morning. will take for his subject
Ten years-a personal testimony" In
The evening, there will be a sacred
musicale by quartet, chorus and string
orchestra. with a brief address by DR.
Huget.
In Preston Methodist church, the
Rev. Walter r. Fruit will preach Sun
cav morning on The first failure"
and In the evening on "A good bar
gain" Miss Rena Waltz. OF California,
will speak In the church, Wednesday
evening.
The Y. W. c. A. Sunday afternoon
vesper service, will have Miss Eliza.
beth C. Torrey. religious work secre.
.ary for speaker. Miss Torrey will
discuss what is your life?" Floyd
Campbell will sing. In the social tea
10 follow, Miss Pearl Van Valken.
burgh will provide the music.
The Civic club OF st. Paufs cathe-
1ral will NEE. Tuesday evening. Jan.
IS, In the parish house. A. l.. Moore,
pf Pontiac, will address the club on
THE commission form OF govern
ment" Mr.. Moore was a member OF
the commission which drew the Pom
tiac charter and is an able speaker.
The annual ball of Central high
school alumni was held Friday eve
ming. in the school, with an attend
ance OF nearly 500 Jared W. Finney
I and Miss Corine Kengel, the oldest
and youngest graduates OF the school,
led the grand march.
Charles A. Hughes will give an illus
trated lecture on Africa" Tuesday
evening; Jan. %, in the Woodward-ave.
Baptist church house. under the AIS
Z nIces OF the Business Mems class. The
Sunday school pupils and officers will
attend as special guests OF the Mems
class. The lecture is open to the pub
lie.
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William ]. Burns, the famous de-
tective, will give an address Sunday
afternoon, In the Light Guard armory,
on "'The duties OF citizenship" under
the auspices OF the Detroit Civic Up
lift league. Admission will be by
ticket which may be procured from
PiiLy w. Marsh, secretary of the
league
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Taufek Mufarrij will give an illus
trated lecture on Turkey" Monday
evening, Jan. q, in the Y. w. c. A.
auditorium. A play Home Ties"
will be given by young women from
the Hamilton Carhartt factory.
Thursday evening, Jan. 80. In the
auditorium, the proceeds to be given
to the Geneva fund.