The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-28
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
~. and Mrs. sidney r. Miller ana
Mr. Elizabeth Miller will spend the
meath Of March in California.
Mrs.. David whitney. Jr.. and her
|ntece. Miss Marion Houston. and Mrs.
|JoAn J. Mclaughlin are at Ormond
Beach. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin II. Chamber.
;aiu. accompanied by their daughter,
ArS. J. H. Cottrell, Of Cleveland, are
visiting IN Tucson. Ark.
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Mr.. w. Himslhoch and Miss Ger
|'rudo Himelhocn. No. IS Erskine-st.,
vt this week for Ormond Beach and
palm Beach, to remain until the end OF
AaseA.
The engagement IL announced OF
Mise Marie Mcdonnell. daughter OF
AIR. and Mrs. Henry p. Mcdonnell, OF
40. l9s Canheld-ave. west, to Walter
=. Caray.
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4 delightful, informal dancing party
was given Friday evening in the Ma
Ionic temple by the Joint Masonic a.
soeiati0n. A large number OF dancers
sajoyed the good floor and music.
The Ladies' OF the zoar society win
live . card party, Monday evening.
March 2, In Harmonic hall. for the
uenent Of the German Protestant
lloms for Orphans and Old People.
M. and Mrs. Charles H. Bryan and
daughter. Miss Clara Bryan. left FRI
Nay for An extended tour OF the soutn.
k:0ing first to Chattanooga, then 20
New Orleans. and on the way home
khey will stop In Warrington, d. G.
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Landscape architecture" win be the
klmely topic OF an illustrated lecture
by Charles Kern Fielder. In the Mu-
cum OF Art. Sunday afternoon at )
| clock. Members Of the Detroit Con-
,srvatory Of Music will give a musical
Program.
Mr.. and Mira. George l. Gibson ana
Miss Dorothy Gibson, Of No. I'll Trum-
,Gll-ave.. and Mira. @. HI. Douglas. OF
no. 396 Trumbuli-ave., left last even.
Bog for an extended stay at Palm
beach, Ormond Beach and st. Peters
f,urg. Fla.
St Andrews society will have an II.
Illustrated lecture and motion picture
Entertainment In the hall. No. Hills
t,ongress-st. east. Thursday evening.
March s. Sydney NJ. Dickinson wilt
hive the lecture on with Livingstone
Do darkest Africa"
Tue Strad club, composed OF I'd.
Fenoed puplls from the classes Of
-. May Leggstt Abel, Of the Michi-
Ean Conservatory Of Music. were de-
I-..htfully entertained. Friday even
Ing, In the homo Of Mrs. Clarence
aFhsak, No . Duclid-Ave. west.
Nr. ana Mrs.. a. W. schloss were
kmOng Detroit passenger booked to
hail Saturday morning from New York
'pn the Ffanconia &or southern Europe.
Irhsy win be Joined In Italy by their
daughter. Miss Helen Schloss, who
las been travelling abroad for several
months with relatives.
A mass meeting Win be held In ne
century building. Tueaday evening,
tiarOh &. under the auspices Of the
f.vio committse az the Twentieth
Century club. when Dr.. Charles H
cAA1aM1ns. dean Of the engineering
tspagtDent of Purdue university. La
vstts. nj. win givs . talk ON THE
snobo a1atemsnG"
Miss Rachael Ax{erd win read Long
Fellows poenn, "A Dutch Picture"
klonday afternoon, In the meeting OF
The Hypatis club, 70 be held IN the
Dtloy library, Mrs. 6trAight will read
: papoe On "Philip II. and Holland
hirs. Brownell win talk on MARY
lTudor.. and Mira. Torrsy win discuss
PsFtspt topics OF special interest to
khs club members.
"S4ns Famille." the charming story
by Hector Malot. has been dramatised
By Miss Lorely Ashlman. OF the De-
krolt High school faculty, and will be
presented In It's original text by
|r1oacA pupils Of the school saturday
|nftosnoon and evening. March z. II
HE school audit0rlum. The entertain
|ags q Alliance Trancaise.
Northwestern Woman's club will
|m0ee Monday afternoon, March 2, In
|Dlamond temple. Miss Hattie Car
stems win give an illustrated talk on
t'Nuremberg."' Mrs. Horace w. Djge
How and Miss Ethel Surthwaits will
|sing. The kindergarten will take care
|0f the little ones whose mothers visa
|to attend the meeting, and 1t the con-
|cluoion OF the prdsram. the house com.
|miltse win serve tea and waters.
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" remarkable series Of tableaux Of
|Scenes IN the life Of Christ will Be