The Detroit times., 1914-01-10
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

4 j LlNoO1NEtL
The Detroit federation of w. G. T..
L. will meet, Monday evening, Jan.
II, in the Helping Hand home. No.
439 Lafayette-blyd west.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. i. Atwater left De
troit Thursday. Tor New York 90
sail Saturday morning for four
months trip IN southern Europe.
Clarence NJ. Burton, Detroit his.
Photographer, viii be the speaker az
the weekly luncheon Of the Jniyer
sity OF Michigan club, Wednesday,
Jan. IA. In the Edelweiss cafe.
The Political Equality and Civic
league Will give the third in a series
of dancing parties, Thursday evening,
Jan Is, In Columbus temple. Mrs.
Edward +. Lyon, is chairman of the
reception committee FOR the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Hoff. who
has been the guests OF Mrs. Hof
mother, Mrs. David Whitney, Jr., for
the holiday season. viii leave Detroit,
Monday for New York and Boston, 10
visit friends in those cities before
sailing for their home in Paris, the
end OF the month.
Miss Lois Inglis will give an Illus
trated talk on Porto Rico" Sunday
afternoon. in the Century building, in
the weekly entertainment arranged
for the pleasure OF young business
women and their friends
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George T. Hamilton, director OF the
Detroit School OF Design, will give
an illustrated lecture on Art ap-
probation" Sunday afternoon, in the
Museum OF Art. Musical numbers
will be given by members OF the fac
ulty of the Detroit Conservatory Of
Music.
Thes Dansant viii be given In the
Hotel Pontchartrain during the rest
OF January on Tuesday and Friday az
ternoons, from 4 TO o'clock. Mrs.
Adele Strasburg Hyde viii demon
strate the new dances. Tuesday after
noon.
Fred w. Leverenz who has been
connected with the printing depart
ment OF the Parke-Dayis Co.. for 20
years, has accepted a position as
salesman for the Ruxton Printing Ink
Co, with headquarters in Detroit
Senior high school girls, and young
women attending the private schools
OF Detroit, were the guests OF the De-
trolt branch OF the Association of Col
legiate alumnae, In the College club,
Saturday afternoon.
The 1915 law class OF the URiyer-
sity OF Detroit has chosen the follow
ing officers President, Herbert Sill
vester; ylce-president, james Jeffries;
secretary, Edward Echlln. treasurer,
Ben G. Hughes; orator. Leonard
LendZion entertainment, Edward
Fleming The class will give dane
ing party In February.
The monthly meeting OF the Danes
OF the Loyal Legion will be held IN
the home of Mrs. Eugene Gibbs, No.
90 Erskine-st., Tuesday morning. Jan. <
13, Mrs. II. II. Fyfe. who recently re.
turned from trip around the world, !
will give a talk on "Glimpses OF life I
In India" Musical numbers will be
part of the program.
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The conservation committee OF the
Detroit Federation OF Women's clubs /
will hold bridge tournament In the
Hotel Cadillac, Tuesday Afternoon. |
Jan. 90. The proceeds from the tour
nHWtnt VII be used Tor rGe GTeCrIOn
of bird houses In public parks and
bouievards, for bird feeding and for
the protection OF bird life generally. /.
.
Detroit chapter. Sons or the Ameri. /
can Revolution will meet FRIDAY even (
ing. Jan. lG. in the home OF Richard /.
II. Fyfe, No 939 Wood ward-ave The
speaker OF the evening will be the
Rev Joseph A. Vance. chaplain OF the
state society and former member
OF the Illinois branch OF the Sons.
DIR, Vance will speak on "The develop
ment Of the American republic
Tho sixteenth annual ball of Detroit /
council knights OF Columbus. viii
take place, Monday evening Jan 10.
In Columbus temple. The auditorium
viii be uniquely and beautifully dec
GRATED, There will be' room foC spec /,
Rtors IN the Balcony and card gables
VIII be provided for those who 70 not
care To dance the entire evening. Sup.
per VIII be served IN The banquet hail /
The knights have worked indefatlg. !
ably to assure their guests every pos
sible pleasure in attending the unc-
tlou.
An EAgyptian mystery play called
The Marriage Of tho Soul" will bo
produced Friday evening Jan rs. I'm
Chanee ball Tho play was written
by clifford BOX, one of the younger
school OF English poets and writer
now prominent In English literature.
series OF Egyptian sacred dances
VIII DE ghen in connection with the
action OF the play. The music for
these dances WIS arranged by An.