The Detroit times., 1913-02-21
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Miss Marguerite Mathews. No. so
Bethune-ave.. left, Thursday. for Ber-
muda, to spend several months.
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German-AmeTican association will
give hard-times party in the club
rooms, Tuesday evening, Feb. %.
Tau Alpha Epsilon sorority OF Cen
trail High school will give a charity
tea Saturday afternoon, in the home
OF Mrs. Joseph Sparkling.
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An informal card and dancing par
~ will be given by Detroit Engineer
ing society, in the Century building
Friday evening
Major and Mrs. Andrew Brewster.
OF Washington, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Walker. in Walkerville.
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! Mr. and Ray V. Warman will sail
next week from New York for Rus
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| The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Boulevard Congregational church
VIII give the play Mrs. Briggs OF the
Poultry Yard" Friday evening. Feb.
rs, In the Woodward-ave Baptist
church house.
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Mt. Vernon society will give the
annual Washington's birthdays tea
and sale, Saturday afternoon, In the
home OF Mrs. Theodore H. Eaton, No.
4S4 Jefferson-ave.
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A Washington concert will be given
Friday evening In the North Wood
ward Methodist church, with Harold
Jarvis. tenor; Miss Muriel Ridgway,
soprano; Edgar A. Guest, humorist,
and the Simpson Glee club giving the
! program.
Detroit branch OF the National
Plant Flower and Fruit guild. OF
which the late Mrs. John S. Newberry
was honorary president and active
supporter. has passed resolutions on
the death OF Mrs. Newberry. a copy
OF which has been sent to the New
berry family.
The Junior Drama league OF the
First Unitarian church will give a
play THE Heart OF the House." in
the church parlors, Saturday after
noon, at o'clock. Preceding the play,
Elizabeth Day Read will give readings
from The Man Without A Country
and stereopticon views of Mt Vernon
and washington, d. c., will be shown.
The Museum OF Art Will he open
Friday and Monday evenings. from
1880 to $3.50 o'clock, to give the pub
lie an opportunity to visit the CALLER
les to view the several special exhi-
billions now on view there. The mu-
scum will be open Saturday from 9
TO o'clock, despite the fact that be-
ing Washington's birthday, 1t is a
legal holiday.
Detroit branch of the Collegiate
Alumnae will meet Saturday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. in the College club.
Miss Helen Bond Crane, who Is TO go
10 Shanghai, China, as the Detroit Y.
w. c. A. secretary, will be the guest
OF the afternoon and will give talk
or college women in the Orient"
Miss Lucia Lyms will speak on the
same subject. A parliamentary drill
will precede the meeting.
In the regular monthly meeting or
the Detroit Optometry club, in the
Hotel fuller, Wednesday evening, T..
H. Arnold of Ann Arbor, president OF
the Michigan State Society OF Opti-
clans, gave an address, followed by
d. b. Thomson, OF Detroit, who spoke
on The ethics OF optometry." The
next meeting of the club will be held
in the fuller, Wednesday evening,
March 10.
MN.rt 10 mi
give a dramatic reading of miss 3lS,' |
Tuesday evening, March 4, in Chaffee !
hall, under the auspices OF the alumni |
association OF the Detroit School of |
Elocution and English Literature. Mrs. |
Clergyman is assistant pastor OF All !
Saints Universalist church, in Grand |
Rapids.
The program for the regular meet |
ing OF Alliance Franchise, Friday |
evening, in the green room OF the Ho-
tel Pontchartrain, will include talk on |
Pierre Lott and his works" by Prof.
Rene Talamon, and the presentation !
of comedy by members OF Prof. Tai
amon's French class in the Univer-
sity OF Michigan Jacob Holskin, the
Detroit cellist, will play.
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Detroit alumni OF Phillips Andover
academy are arranging for a dinner
90 DE given Monday evening, March
3. in honor OF Prof William Forbes.
acting president Of the academy, who
Will be in Detroit on that date. VIII Il
liam left Barbour and Alexander III
gersoll are in charge OF the arrange
ments for the dinner, which all former Il
Andover then are urged TO attend. The
place where the dinner will be held n
has not been definitely decided upon.