The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-14
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The Home study club VIII entertain
the presidents and other officers oi
sll clubs in the Detroit Federation o.
Women's clubs Friday afternoon Jan.
l6. in the home of Ms willard y
Worcester. No 81 Rowena-st
a.
The annual bal masque OF Harmonic
society viii be- given Tuesday even
ing, Feb. "A. In Harmonic hail Only
those in costume will be permitted on
The dancing floor tnmaskne viii
take place "a midnight
The Twentieth Century club Wil
observe the annual men night
Thursday evening Jan. ! 3 in the Ho-
tel PontchartrRin There will be "A
program OF music and reading OF Irish
plays BY Prof :. n Clark Of Chicago
university reception. and dancing
( 10 follow.
/ The twenty.hrst birthday anniyer
sary- OF Louisa 81 Clair chapter ID
( A. r., will be observed Thursday, Jan
! 10. with reception. luncheon and pa
triotic program IN the Century build
I ing, beginning az noon
The third OF the series OF subscrip
/ ton dances arranged BY the Political
I Equality aud Civic league. will take
/ place Thursday evening. Jan o. in
Columbus hall. Mrs, Edward r Lyon
is chairman OF the reception commit
/ tee for the evening During the dane
ing program. Miss Agnes Dodge Nick
| els. soprano. will sing several mum
! bers. Extra guest tickets may be
procured from any member or the
league. or, from Mrs r. r. Pitcher
chairman OF the ticket committee
8
The Ladies' West Warren associa
ton met Tuesday afternoon, in the
home of Mrs. Campbell, NO. 264 Fred
erick-st., when the plan or work for
the year was outlined. In compliment
10 Mrs. Campbell for her earnest
work In the association the members
ipresented her with a handsome piece
! OF china. The association Will meet
4 Tuesday, Feb. 10, in the home OF Mrs
/ w r, Mnlligan. No. 1882 Scotten-ate
Arcadia will no Handsomely decorat
ed Wednesday evening, for the an
nual ball OF Detroit lodge No Z. ship
masters association Many unique
nautical ideas viii be embodied in tie
/ decorations and the committee In
charge OF the affairs promises one OF
ME jolliest and most successful func
lions ever held under the Shipmas
ters' auspices.
The First Unitarian church will be
beautifully decorated "Wednesday
evening. for the marriage of Miss Eliz
abeth Brumme. daughter of Mr. aud
Mrs. c. L. Brumme, No. 1874 Taylor
ave. 10 Charles Bruce George. The
| ceremony will be- performed by the
Rev Eugene Rodman Shipper. 49,
bride. one OF Detroits most attrac
| tive daughters, will be attended by
| Miss Marie Mcdonnell and Miss Pris
/ ella Scotch Harry George will be
| his brothers best man. The guests
Will be seated by Armin Darmstaet
I ter, Godfrey Strelinger. Walter Carey
James Goudie and Lou Burt Fol
lowing the church ceremony, 10 which
upwards OF | 900 cards have been is
sued a reception for about 100 rala
tives and intimate friends Will be
given In the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Brumme.
The Hotel Cadillac will inaugurate
series OF mid-winter evening dances
10 be held in the American room. be-
ginning Thursday evening. Jan 10
! The dances will be held every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday even
ings except ON Jan. % and 81 and
Feb. T. on which latter evenings the
American room will be in use for large
functions previously arranged for
with the hotel management. The
dancing VIII be in charge Of Mrs
Foster and Miss Anne Ward Foster
and will be open TO the pubic
through the medium OF cards To be
procured from the hotel management
| o
! Ladies OF the Maccabees OF the
World will hold a public installation
! Wednesday evening, in Strasburg :
academy, TO place in Office recently
elected officers OF Detroit. Wyandotte
aud Birmingham hives. Mrs. Alberta
Droelle, state commander. will act as
installing officer, Mrs. j. Warnecke
as master OF ceremonies. and Mrs. A
T.. Davis. as chaplain Assisting VIII
be Miss Bina VI. West, supreme com
mander: Or. Elizabeth Hooper. su
preme medical examiner; Mrs. Alice
Lock. OF Denver. and ID. T. Marley
supreme commander OF the x. o. T
NJ. NJ. The installation ceremonies
will begin at o'clock, and will be
followed by a program OF music, an
informal reception and dancing.
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In the dairies OF Holland the most
minute care is exercised in order to
obtain product having the lowest
possible bacteria count. All the pre-
cautions taken in the best OF the
American diaries are followed. as vel
as some other which are overlooked
In this country. The attendants are
required 10 undergo a frequent medi
cal examination To insure their being
quite healthy and are required to
wear clothing especially provided Tor
their use when working around the
cattle. Sterilized water is provided
for washing their hands and boiled
water and boracic acid used for wash
ing the hind parts and udder OF the
COWS The milking is done in spe-
clal room which is kept scrupulousiy
clean and all receptables are sterit
lied before and after use.
Iowas mineral output In 1912 was
valued at $4,000 900