The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

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Mrs. John .Battice Ford VIII enter
tain at a dinner dance, Tuesday even
Ing. ia her home, No. 1880 Jefferson
ave.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Cooke. No. "A
Philadelphia-aye. east, left Sunday,
for slx-weeks' travel in the south Tney
viii be joined at Daytona Beach, By
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. T.. ODDS, OF Lansing
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Mrs. Marion V. Widrig, reader, and
Mrs. nellie Mcleod, soprano Will
give musical and literary program,
Tuesday evening. In G.. a. r. hail for
the benefit Of Gen. O. NJ Poe Wom-
ans Relief corps.
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The Rev. John Britain Clark and
Mrs. Clark viii be given farewell
reception In Westminster Presbyterian
church parlors, Tuesday evening. b.
the congregation. All friends and ae-
quaintances OF Or. and Mrs. Clark are
invited 10 attend.
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A free stereopticon lecture on our
flag" will be given in the Gray branch
library, Tuesday evening, under the
auspices Of the patriotic educational
committee of the Daughters of the
American Revelation, The lecture viii
be repeated Wednesday afternoon, at
4 O'Clock, in the library, for school
children.
A large audience OF business wom-
en- and their friends gathered in the
Century building. Sunday afternoon,
for delightful program OF music by
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Pease, and
Mrs. Jessie Pease. Afternoon tea fol-
lowed, with Mrs. John McCarroll act
ing as hostess.
The child welfare committee of the
Twentieth Century club, will meet
Tuesday afternoon in the Century
building, when Mrs. Mary Girardin,
state factory inspector for Detroit,
will give a talk on Working condi-
tons in factories and hotels In De-
troit,"
The Solvay Athletic club Will give a
st. Valentine party. Thursday even
ing. Feb. II, in Solvay lodge. There
will be a masquerade In the gymna-
stun, where the program will be Civ
en- over to modern dances, while in
the assembly rooms there will be the
old-fashioned dances. including several
square dances. Prize Waiting will be
a feature OF the masquerade. The Del
ray Womans club will serve the sup.
per.
So successful was the Animal Wei
fare league campaign last week for
5000 new memberships that the league
has decided to start another with the
same prize. a Scripps-Booth cyclecar.
for the persons turning in the largest
number OF memberships. The head
quarters OF the league during the
membership contest, will be in the
Fisher arcade.
About so friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George A Jameson and family OF No,
6S Davison-ave., Highland Park, gath
cred Saturday evening, in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Miffin, Clements
ave, Oakman park, for a farewell
party Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson leave
Detroit this week for Boston, TO re
side. Their home in Highland Park
has been a particularly pleasant place
for the meeting OF young folk and IN
appreciation OF past hospitality, and
tor offer godspeed and good wishes or
the occasion of their departure from
Detroit for new home, the party
was planned. Mrs. Jameson was pre-
scented with piece OF handsome
table silverware, Miss Margaret Jam
ieson was given a library desk set
and the younger members Of the fam
lily were remembered with books.
Games and music passed the evening
pleasantly, and an original prophecy
by Mrs. Jameson created much
amusement
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