The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-11
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

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Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Proctor,
No. 28 Dunedin-ave., will give an
informal reception. Tuesday evening.
Miss Alice Johnson, who was a
guest at the Cornell Prom" return
ed from Ithaca. Monday.
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Miss Vive Bird Perrin. No. 45S
Trumbull-ave.. will sail from New
York Saturday. for n trip 10 Egypt
and the Holy Land.
The German American association
will give the monthly card party
and Informal dance, Tuesday even
ing. In the clubrooms.
The Cass Technical High evening
school will hold an open session We'd
nesday evening, when the public is
invited to visit the school and see
the classes at work,
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The Garden club OF Michigan Will
meet Friday morning, Feb. Ia. In he
Wcman's Indoor club. Luncheon
will follow
Mrs. Francis r.. Brossy entertain
cd, Tuesday, at a bridge-luncheon, IN
her home, No. 1877 Burns-ave. Mrs.
Brossy will give bridge-tea, Satur-
day afternoon. Feb. Is.
The Rev. ]. Y. Aitchison. OF Chi
cago. and the Rev. A. +. Grosbeck,
OF China, will be the guests Of De-
troit Baptists, at a banquet 10 be
held Tuesday evening. In the First
Baptist church.
Beginning Sunday Feb. %. Abram
Ray Tyler, organist of Temple Beth
I'll. will give a series of free quiet
hour organ recitals, in tho temple.
every Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
For the first recital f. A. Bertrand,
tenor, will assist Mr.. Tyler.
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IL The Detroit Review club enter |
tanned the officers of all other clubs
ir the Detroit Federation OF Women's !
clubs Monday afternoon in the Cen
fury building. The program inclnd- |
ID music ana two playlets. An in
brmal reception and the serving OF
IA followed.
l1luCOlU Will ut OD-
seHed In the Cass Technical High !
school. Wednesday noon. with brief /
excuses. Or. Hylande McGrath. |
who while on a furlough from the
arm, OF the Potomac, visited Wash
ingtn. in 1864. will tell OF his visit |
TO thu White house TO see Lincoln.
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judge Harry s. Hubert will adj
dress he Know Your City club OF
the College club and Association OF
Collegiate Alumnae members. We'd 1
nesday afternoon. Feb. II. in the /
College cub. at o'clock. on The !
relation OF the courts 20 the family
Members and friends are urged 10
attend.
Preston Mems club will give the
ninth annual Lincoln's birthday bar
quet Wednesday evening, in the
church parbrs at $50 o'clock.
Louis C. Crlmton, OF Lapeer. and
Dr. Charles f.. Chadsey. superintend
ent OF schools. in Detroit. Will be
the speakers Music will be pro-
yided by a string orchestra. under
the direction OF Miss Maud Judson
and f. slater Davidson ba#ltone.
will sing
In the thirty-sixth annual business
meeting Of the Young WomGn's
home held Monday the following OFF,
GERS were elected: p esident Mrs.
Z. H. Osborn: first vice-president,
Mrs T. l.. Backus: second vice-pres-
ldent. Mrs. r F.. Plumb; recording
secretary. Miss Della Warmer; COR
responding secretary, Mrs. Guy l..
Connor treasurer, Mrs. r. NJ. Zug;
auditors. VI. VI. Utley and G. l.. VIII
liams; trustees. Mrs. r. C. DIN. Miss
Della Warmer, Mrs. Orla B. Tay-
lor Mrs. Fred T. Ranney. Mrs. James
Gourley and Mrs. Merton =. Farr
Canvases by the late Rosa Bon
heur, the great animal painter, will /
he on exhibition in the Detroit
Museum of Art. for the ensuing
three days The paintings ere in
charge of Miss Anne Klumpke, Miss
Bonheur's friend and to whom, she
eft all her possessions when she
died, in 1899 Miss Klumpke Is an
artist OF note and is on her way TO
Paris from a visit TO her native city. !,
San Francisco, TO resume her studio
work. A second interesting exhibit
don, TO be placed In the museum
galleries. Thursday, will include a
number of famous paintings owned
by Detroit eoHneisseurs- and loaned
to the museum for the exhibition.
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Jacob s. Farrand. Jr., who leaves
this week for a trip to Egypt. was
the guest OF honor at dinner Mon
day evening, in the Fellowcraft club.
arranged by the Farrand guards, OF
the First Presbyterian church. Mr..
Farrand founded the guards and Is
the members good friend and
patron. and the dinner was planned
as a bon voyage surprise for MI.
Farrand.
Mrs. George Byng Marshall, who
has been the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. George Howard Lothrop. for
several weeks, left Detroit. Monday
for New York, to sail Wednesday
morning. for her home in Canter-
bury. Eng.
Miss Caroline Slack, who has been
the guest OF Mrs Witter j. Peabody,
returned Monday. TO her 1home in
Sewiskley. pa. Miss Lillian Talbot.