The Detroit times., 1914-01-31
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mrs. Clarke, No. "A Delaware-aye.
/ mas gone to ~ Petersburg, Fla tc
remain until spring
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The sixth annual charity ball, gwen
for the benefit of the Jewish Olc
Folks home, will take place, Tuesday
evening. Feb. q, in Arcadia.
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The ffty.hfth annual ball OF Schii
Ter lodge no. 26S. f. & a. NJ. Will
I take place Tuesday evening, Feb
in the Masonic temple.
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DR. and Mrs. a. /. McPhee, Fred r.
Holmes. Mrs Holmes. ST., Miss Gladys
Holmes and Mrs ID. c. James will
leave Detroit. Sunday, for Florida,
Cuba and Jamaica
Sigma Phi club viii give dancine
party Thursday evening. Feb. ., III
Columbus temule The arrangements
for the dance are in the hands OF
the following Arthur Hoffman. Roy
Hess. Roy Riggs and Frederick d.
Turrill
St. Aloysius alumnae will give a
musical and dance in Columbus ten
pie. Tuesday evening, Feb. "A, the
proceeds TO be given to the altar fund
OF St Aloysius church.
The annual ball OF Friendship lodge
No All, f. q A. NJ. will be held IN
the Masonic temple, Tuesday even.
ing, Feb. 10 The annual minstrel
show OF the lodge viii take place,
March 3 and 1.
Kitty Cheatham. called the "Ameri-
can diseuse, and who is a great fav-
orite with Detroit society, Will give
one of her inimitable recitals Friday
evening. Feb. -. in the Light Guard
armory. Miss Cheatham's work Is
entirely original. and her programs
are delightful offerings OF song and
story
The Temple of Fame" a play
which includes many beautiful
tableaux viii be presented by mem
bers OF the Church of Tomorrow OF
the Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian church
In Newberry Memorial chapel, Friday
evening, Feb Is, About 40 young
people Will take part.
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Northw estern Womans club will
meet Monday afternoon, Feb. 2, in
the Museum OF Art. Prof. II. L. A.
Hus, of the University OF Michigan,
VIII give an illustrated lecture on
Luther Burbank, what he does and
how he does it, Mrs. Grace Cowles
and Mrs. Mae Doran, pupils of Elvin
Singer, will sing several vocal mum
bers and Miss Marguerite Mannebach
will play piano selections.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin ri. Walker
were among Dctroiters booked 10 sail
Saturday morning from New York for
Europe, on the North German Lloyd
steamship Berlin Miss Sarah Angel.
Of this city, was also on the passenger
list. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will 90
TO southern Europe and then TO Silesla
10 visit their daughter Countess Ma
tuschka
d. n. J. Corey, secretary of the De
troit Orchestral association, Will give
an illustrated talk Sunday afternoon
In the Museum OF Art, on the grand
operas OF "Otello." La Navarraise,' -
and THE Secret OF Suzanne" TO be
given in the Washington theater next
week, during the engagement OF the
National Grand Opera company OF
Canada. DR.. Coreys talk will be IL
Illustrated with stereopticon views and
selections from the operas named.
sung by great artists for the Victor
records.
The program 20 be presented in the
Century building, Sunday afternoon,
for business women and their friends
will be given by Marshall Pease, Mrs.
Pease and Mrs. Jessie Pease. Mr.
Pease will give talk on Folk songs
and art songs, which will be Illus.
trated by Mr.. and Mrs. Pease, with
Mrs. Jessie Pease, at the piano. Mrs.
John McCarroll will be hostess OF the
afternoon tea to follow.
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Strasburg's Dancing academy will
be gorgeousIy decorated, Wednesday
evening. Feb. 4, when the Detroit
Florists Wives will give a card and
dancing party TO raise funds for the
erection OF a sleeping and living porch
for the Van Beuvcn-Browne Hospital
school. With virtually every florist In
Detroit contributing flowers and arts.
tic skill. the decorations promise 10
be unusually beautiful. During the
evening Sisnor Bartolotta. tenor. and
Miss Lucy Hinchcliffe, soprano. WiJI
sing Tickets may be obtained In
Fetter's and SchrOeter's flower shops.