The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-31
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Phi Lambda Sigma will give a
dancing party, Friday evening, In
Ciark's academy.
Tho annual Tall OF Detroit Boat
club took place Thursday evening, III
lStrasLul2,s- academy. There was
large attendance OF members and
theiv ladies'.
Mrs. John Battice Ford gave the
second Of two luncheons, Thu! sday,
! ~ her home. The tables were charm.
lilgly decorated with roses and
orchids, placed III silver vases.
The commencement exercises OF
Highiaud Park high school will be
held in the Highland Park Presby-
terrain church, Tuesday evening,
Feb. I.
DR.. and Mrs. William H. Moffett,
No. 81 Peterboro-st., are receiving
congri tuladons on the birth OF a
daughter. born Jan. 81 and TO be
panied Harriet wood Moffett.
Tho freshman class OF the Detroit
College of Law, numbering 20, held
the trst annual banquet. Thursday
evening, in the Hotel Hoffman, with
q. L. MostCwski acting as toastmas-
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. John McVlcar have
gone TO New Orleans for the Mardi
C,ras they will remain in the south
until March.
The Association uf Collegiate
Alumnae will meet, Saturday after
J DON. in the home OF Mrs. j. o. Hud-
L. utt, No. 81 Han"ock-ave. east. The
hev. Eugene r. Shipper will give d
talk Oh The college woman and the !
church"
I Charles NJ Woodruff will address
the Lawyers club, following the |
" eekly luncheon. in the Fellowcraft |
club, Saturday noon, on The neces- |
sity CT FEDERAL antelope legislation" |
Mr.. woodruff recently spoke before |
the congressional committee on the |
: ending bill for federal control OF !
cocaine and opium trafic under the !
inter.s,at commerce clause.
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Prof. NORTH Levi. OF the University |
OF Nj bigan, vii, give talk on Vic. |
tor Hugos Les Miserables." Friday
even ng. before Alliance Franchise. "A
The gr.cn room OF the Hotel Pom
cha. tram. Marshall Pease will sing
French songs. ard Miss Marguerite
Ihorne will play violin numbers, ac-
lcmpanIed by Mss Elsie Thorne.
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The Young Mems Sodality of Our
Lady OF Help church gave success
full minstrel and vaudeville show, IN
the school hail, Thursday evening,
which will be repeated, Friday even
ing TWO short piGyF, MIS- Civiliza-
ton" and Advertising for a Hus.
band" created a great deal of laugh
ter.
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The parliamentary law classes, un
der tiTU direction Of Mrs -rette M
Nichols, viii give a snppt in tho
College club. Tuesday evening, Feb.
4. Mrs. john l.. Foley will act as
toastmdstcr. am bilef debate wilt
follow pn "Resoi ed, That we walk -
.ansng. when the Mothers compen-
Catlor Jaw is discussed. The affirmd
ave VII be supported by Mrs. J. e.
sherman and Mrs. George Fcnkei..
and the negative ~ Mrs. Deila bdther
and Miss Elizabeth Stocking.
The Twentieth Century club dis
cussed The theater Of today" Thur
day afternoon, in the Century build
ing. from three viewpoints: The
literary drama" b. August A. Fran
he; The Drama league, by Miss
Class f. Dyar, anu The Little the
ater." by Mrs. Max BALM. Miss
Dyar said that the Detroit center OF
tho Drama league hoped to put on a
pageant with school children this
summer on Belle lie, similar to Chi
Cages Shakespearean pageant. The
program was followed by tea.
The annual business meeting of the
Detroit branch OF the International
Sunshine society. was held In the
home OF Miss Lucy Wllcke, state or
sanlZer, Monday. and satisfactory re-
ports presented, especially as CON
cernod the Christmas work OF the so
clety, which included the distribution
OF clothings, provisions and flowers,
10 the por and sick. Mrs. J. Meri-
thew. president of the Detroit branch.
and Mrs. Mary Lorimer represented
the society IN a meeting of the Chiid's
Welfare league, Thursday, in the
home OF Mrs. Farnsworth, Boston