The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-24
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

ven, Mich, - the guest OF Miss Helen
Boice, No. lSl Hazelwood-aye.
Detroit Formiehtly club will give
an informal dancing party Saturday
evening, in Strasburgs academy.
Wayne temple, No. IS. Pythian Sis
ters, VIII hold an installation of Off
GERS Saturday evening, in Wayne cas-
tie.
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North Star lodge Star Of Bethle-
hem, will give a dancing party for
members and friends, Monday even
ing. in American Eagle temple.
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Early Dutch artists and the Dutch
guilds will be discussed by members
OF the Hypatia club Monday after
noon. Jan 20. in the Utley branch
library.
The annual public muster OF officers
OF the Patriarchs Militant, 1. o. o. T.,
of Detroit, will be held Wednesday
leyening, Jan. Is, in Strasburg's acad-
envy. A military ball viii follow
Mrs. Adele Strasburg Hyde will give
a dancing party for her dancing class
pupils and friends, Wednesday even.
ing, Jan. rs, in the roof garden Oh
the Hotel fuller
Mrs. NJ. K. Butler, No 1876 Grand
ave, entertained 40 members OF the
Highland Park w. G. T. L., Friday
AFTERNOON, at a linen shower for Mrs.
Jennie +. Harrington.
The annual installation OF officers OF
Division No. !, A. O. H., Will take
place Sunday afternoon. in the Elks'
temple. The division will celebrate
its thirty-fourth birthday anniversary,
July ii, with picnic on Sugar Island.
Members OF the Judiciary will be the
guests at dinner Monday evening, IN
the Hotel Cadillac, of the Lawyers
club. Among the speakers viii be
A. A Higginson, James I Keena,
Judge Van Zile and Justice Franz Z.
Kuhn, OF the Michigan supreme court.
1t is expected that covers will be laid
for 500
A discussion OF the proposed new
city charter will be held Monday
evening, in Bethel Lutheran church,
the speakers 10 be Edwin DENLY, JUS
tice Jenries, r. c. Bolton and Charles
Culver. The meeting will be free TO
the public and is under the auspices OF
the Mems club OF the church.
The January meeting OF the De
troit Association OF Credit Men wiz
take place Tuesday evening, Jan. q.
in the Elliott-Taylor-Wool cafe.
Ia.
n Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin Will speak on
Paying the Price and S. ]. Whit
lock. OF Chicago, on The credit man
in action"
The annual meeting Of the Djou
Yeh Hwei club OF the y w {. A.
will be held Monday evening, Jan.
&c. in the association building. At
6 o'clock, the members will have
feast OF Chinese dishes. the business
meeting TO follow During the even
ing. a program Of music and ad-
dresses will be given.
Miss Marian Wilson, the youngest
member of the January graduating
class of Central High school and Ja-
red w. Finney, the Oldest living grad
uate of the school, led the grand
march Friday evening in the annual
I reunion and dancing party OF the
Alumni association, held in the school
building. The school colors OF blue
and white were used for the attractive
decorations.
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The Business Mems class Of the
First Congregational church will cele
brate its twentieth annlyersari WIN
a banquet in the Hotel Cadillac Wed
pesday evening. Feb. =. The Rev.
Nehemiah Boynton OF Brooklyn. y. Y.
a former pastor of the church, and
Mrs Boynton. will be guests of honor.
A reception in the hotel pa,lors viii
precede the banquet James Scher'
merhorn will be POSTMASTER
Previous TO the formal dedication
OF the new library station for Delray'
in the Solvay guild hall Thursday
evening, the Solyay guild committee
entertained at dinner the representa-
ltiyes OF the Detroit library commits
sion. John r. Warncke, recently ap-
pointed school inspector for the eight
eeuth ward and several others. A
uublic reception was held in the Ii
brary room, which was largely attend
ed by the residents of Delray. includ-
ing the Delray Woman's club, In
body.
The home and school gardening
Icommittee OF the Twentieth Century
club will present the Rev. X. j Floody
lof worcester Mass, in a public lee.
ture. Tuesday evening. Jan. 27 IN the
Century building. Or. Floody will
speak on "A good citizens factory" 4.
Illustrated with the stereopticon. DIR.
Floody, who Is the founder and SUI
lperintendent of the Worcester social
settlement association, is the origi-
lnator OF the city garden movement
for children. Following the lecture,
1 Or. Floody will be the guest OF the
clubNomen at an informal reception
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St. Andrews society viii celebrate
the 155th anniversary of the birth
of Robert Burns with grand con-
cert and ball In the Light Guard arm
ory. Jan. %. Miss Jessie MacLachlan
will head the musical program. Others
who will take part are: Harold Jar
Wis: Harry Bennett Scottish come.
dian. Robert Buchanan. pianist;
Bruce Cameron, Highland dancer;
Duncan McPhail, prize piper from
Glasgow, and the international Pipe
band Merrills orchestra will fur.
nish the dance music. St. Andrews
Highlanders Will act as ushers and
| at ,ha cloca of tho ppuCerf rive an