The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-28
SOCIAL and
N \ PERSONAL

St. AnnGs alma matar association
will give dancing party, Friday
evening. Feb. 20, In Riverside temple
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Detroit Naval Reserves will give an
informal dancing party Thursday
evening. Jan. 20, In Columbus temple.
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Phillips.Andcyer Alumni association.
OF Detroit. win hold the annual dinner
Thursday evening. IN the Detroit club
The Married Ladies sodaity OF our
Lady OF Sorrows church, gave sue.
cessrul pedro party. Tuesday evening,
In the new parish hall
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The forty-nfth annual ball Of Schil-
Ter lodge, No. 263, T. & A. NJ, Will
be held Tuesday. Feb. ;. in the Ma
sonic temple.
An informal dancing party Will be
given Wednesday evening, by Detroit
lodge. No. T. Shipmasters' association.
In the lodge rooms. No. 234 Jefferson
ave.
Harmonic society will give an infor-
NAL card and dancing party for mem
bers OF the society and their families
Thursday evening. Jan. %, in tfar'
monte hall.
The Junior Fortnightly club VIII
hold its annual banquet, Friday even
ing. Feb. 6 An informal dancing
party will be held In Clark academy,
Saturday evening. Jan. 81.
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Lester Potter. police department
censor OF moving picture theaters, viii
be the speaker in the meeting or the
Political Equality and Civic league 10
be held Tuesday afternoon. Feb. 3, In
the home OF Mrs. III. b. Griffin, No. 40
Cahfornia-ave.
Retiring Commander Dtvie y. Dur
field, OF the first battalion, Michigan
Naval reserves, was the guest OF hon
or at banquet, Tuesday evening, IN
the University club, given by the Off
GERS of the battalion. IL was announc-
ed at the dinner that Lieut. s. Wells
Utley. I'm charge OF the third division,
would succeed Mr.. Dufheld as com
mander. IA
The Sunday afternoon program In
the Century building, for business
women and their friends, Sunday, Feb.
/ will present Marshall Pease in an
illustrated talk on Folk and art
Mrs. Marshall Pease, central
to. In songs. and Mrs. Jessie Pease.
as accompanies and composer. After
noon tea will follow with Mrs. John
McCarroll as hostess.
The masquerade dancing party
given Saturday evening, In Columbus
temple, by the Fellowship league, OF
the Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
was one OF the jolliest and most sue
cessful parties ever given under SINH
lar auspices. The Burroughs band
the music for dancing. The
costumes were unique and original
and the unmasking offered many sur
prises.
The Society OF Arts and Crafts will
give an informal reception Friday az
ternoon, in its rooms, No. 81 With
erell-st. In honor of Miss Ethel Mum
dy, OF Syracuse. whose portrait min
iatures in wax, now on exhibition In
the society's rooms, have attracted
many admirers. Miss Mundy. who IS
the guest OF Mrs. Philip Wilson, Is ex-
ecuting a number OF commissions for
The hostesses OF the re-
ception will be Mrs. Frederick X.
Stearns, Mrs Robert r. Plumb, Mrs.
George S. Hosmer. and Mrs. Philip
Wilson.
An informal reception and dinner TO
pastors, elders and dea-
cons, and their ladies, OF Detroit Pres
jytery. will take place Monday, Feb.
I6, in the Woodward-ave. Presbyterian
,hurch preceding the formal Undue
ion into the passionate OF the church
1f the Rev. W. r. wray Boyle. The
installation sermon will be preached
by Or. Edgar Hill. Of Mccormick The
illogical seminary. Chicago. The fol-
owing Detroit Presbyterian clergy
will assist In the services The Revs.
J VI. Barley. Joseph A. Vance, Will
lam T. Jaquess, ]. Frederick Fit