The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-15
SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL

Miss Ethel Burriss. Of iarmon-aye,
entertained a few friends tuesday
evening. In her nome. cards ana mus.
providing a pleasant diversion.
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The conservation committee Of the
Detroit Federation of Women's Clubs
viii meet Friday morning al 10 o'clock
IN the Uuey branch library.
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The meeting or The Detroit Western
High School Alumni association has
been postponed from Friday, Jan. TO,
until Friday, Jan. %
The Political Equality and civic
league will meet Tuesday afternoon.
Jan. 20, in the ElliottTaylor-W oolten-
den cafe. Edward Greece will give an
address on The logical money sys-
tenn A katfee k,atch will follow.
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Mrs. John Wilde Dyer Will give a
dinner party, Thursday evening, In her
Crosse Pointe home. entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. John Stoughton Eewberry
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 5. Barbour, ana
MIR and Mrs. RALPH VI, DyaR.
James l.. Gardiner Will give a read
ing OF Ben Hur,' Tuesday evening,
Jan. 20, In Tabernacle Methodist
church, under the auspices Of the Ep-
worth league.
Mrs. William Val Dyke entertained
number of friends OF her mother,
Mrs. Charles Stinchileld, Wednesday,
at beautifully appointed luncheon in
her Crosse Pointe home. Tiny gilt
baskets held favors OF nosegays OF
rosebuds and violets.
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Detroit Housewives league will meet
in the Woodward-av Baptist church
parlors, "Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 81.
The afternoon will be devoted TO a
discussion OF the buying OF meat and
the preparation of the various cuts.
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An Egyptian mystery play. In two
acts, called The Marriage OF the
Soul" will be presented Friday even
ing, Jan. 6, In Chaffee hall. Several
Egyptian dances will be introduced in
the action Of the play. @
Mrs. r. Arlington Newman will be
the hostess OF a dinner party Thurs
day evening. Plates will be laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip H. Mcmillan. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Bridge Lewis. Mrs
John 3. Ford. Mrs. Estelle Barbour
Stllman. Mr.. and Mrs. William d.
Burtenshaw, and Harry h. Lyster.
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John Paul Jones society, Children OF
the Revolution. will meet with the
president, Mrs. James IL. Mcdonald,
No. ga Erskine-st., Saturday. Jan. IL,
at .: 80 o'clock. Douglas Jameson Will
give a talk on the Boy Scout move
ment, and q number OF Boy Scouts Will
demonstrate Scout tactics
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DR.. Thomas c. Blaisdell, president
of Alma college. will give the address
to the January graduating class OF
Western High school, IN the COM
mencement exercises TO be held Wed
nesday morning, Jan. 81. DR.. Blais-
dells topic viii be. The making OF
men. The graduating class numbers
81.
The Rotary club com bined the for
NAL installation OF its recently elected
officers win its annual ladies night
Wednesday evening, In dinner-danct
In the Hotel Cadillac. Nearly 400 Ro
tarans and their ladies were present
Following dinner there was a delight
full program OF speeches and music and
dancing concluded the evenings ell
tertainment.
An exhibition OF paintings by julius
Rolshoyen. OF Florence. the we'll
known Detroit artist. whose fame is
International. is now on view in a
temporarily arranged gallery on the
second floor Of the Fisher arcade. The
exhibition includes number OF Mr..
RolshoyeE's most recent productions.
II will remain on view until the END
Of the month.
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Arcadia was filed with gay throng
Wednesday evening. for the annual
Shipmasters' ball. Unique decorations,
handsome gowns, brilliant lighting Ell
fects n splendid floor and spirited mu-
sic combined to make the function one
OF the most attractive and successful
ever held under similar auspices.
About 1000 attended
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In the annual business meeting aud
election OF officers OF the Detroit chap
ter OF the Drama League OF America,
W ednesday afternoon, in the Board OF
Education building, the following Of
hcers were chosen. President, Miss
Cara T.. Dyar; vice-presidents, Mrs.
George G.. Caron, Mrs. Frank W. Rose,
Mrs. Nellie Peck Saunders; secretary,