The Detroit times., 1914-12-29

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The annual reunion and dancing
party or the class OF June, ~, of Cen
trail high school, will take place Wed
nesday evening in the gymnasium.
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| The engagement is announced OF
Miss Grace Shanahan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Shanahan, No. sos
Loraine-ave., to Otto Alfred Proppe.
A father and son" dinner will be
given Tuesday evening In the North
woodward Congregational church
Five sons" home from college will
be the speakers.
Harmonic society will celebrate the
passing or the old year Thursday
evening, with. the presentation of a
German comic operetta called "Dok-
tor una frlseur and dancing party
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Mrs. Frederick 10 Butler bava a din.
ner Monday evening. in her apart
ments in the Pasadena. to announce
the engagement of her daughter Miss
Laura u Butler to Carlton Milow
Highbie, of Chicago
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\ Mrs. f. j. Sarmiento. Arlington.nl
will give a dancing party, Tuesday
evening, for her niece, Miss Esther
Cutler, and number OF the younger
folk home from school for the holt
days.
The Catholic Settlement association
gave Christmas entertainment, Tues
day aftern Don, in the settlement
hose, No. 425 Larned-st. east, for the
children OF the settlement
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large subscription dinner will be
| given, Tuesday evening, In the De.
troit club, the guests later going to the
Christmas ball in Arcadia, for the
benefit Of the Woman's Hospital and
Infants home.
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Miss Florence .,ielman gave a
charming afternoon tea Monday, in
honor of Miss Edith Sullivan and Miss
Mary Northmore, brides-to-be. Miss
Clara Barlum and Miss Gertrude
| Healy assisted at the tea table.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis C. Nall gave
a theater party, Monday evenirs, IN
the Detroit opera house. to see Julian
Eltingc In The Crinoline Girl" after.
ward taking their guests to supper at
the Hotel Pontchartrain.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnston gave
theater party, Monday evening, In
Detroit opera house, for their daugh.
ter, Mrs. Alan Lyle Corey, OF New
York, who with Mr.. Corey, and their
child, are the holiday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Johnston.
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Miss Elizabeth LOOMS will be the
hostess Of dinner party, Tuesday
levening. In honor of Miss Marjorie
Parker. OF Hartford. Conn, who Is
visiting Mrs. William Burtenshaw.
Later the guests will go TO the Christ
mas ball OF the Womans Hospital and
/ Infants home, in Arcadia.
The Princeton Triangle club will
present a musical comedy in the
Broadway theater, Wednesday even
ing, called Fie! File. Fiji" All Of
the parts will be played by the college
boys, whose assumption OF feminine
airs, graces and toggery, It is said.
will cause Julian Eltinge, now playing
in the Detroit opera house, to turn
green with envy.
The Christmas cantata, The Gift"
by Giebel, was excellently given Sun.
day evening in the Boulevard Meth.
odist church, by chorus OF 90 mixed
voices, under the direction Of Miss
May f. Doherty, soprano. The solo
lists we're Miss Webb, soprano: Mrs.
George Hartford, contralto; Harry
Hobbs, tenor: Austin Chambers and
George Stanabach, baritones.
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Mrs. James l.. Hand gave musl.
cale-tea Monday afternoon, in her
home, No. 1105 Cass-ave. The must
cal numbers were given by ...s Kahn,
soprano, OF New York, with Mrs.
Clara Koehler-H eberlein at the piano;
musical reading OF Oscar Wilde's "The
Happy Prince" by Mrs. Martin, with
Charles Frederic Morse at the piano.
piano numbers by Miss Present, OF
Rochester, n. Y, and songs by Miss
Dora Weiss.
The class OF June II of Central
high school. held the annual reunion
and dancing party. Monday evening,
In the school gymnasium. This class
is the largest ever graduated from
Central. In a business meeting which
preceded the dance, the following Of
ficers we're elected for the ensuing
year: President, Russell Mclaughlin
vice-president, Miss Gladys Mason:
secretary, Miss Laura Belnap: treas.
urer, Chester Coppock.
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The Christmas ball for the benefit
OF the Woman's Hospital and Infants
Home, TO be given Tuesday evening
in Arcadia, gives promise of being one
OF the most brilliant functions ever
held under similar auspices The big
dance hall will be decorated in keep.
ing with the Yuletide, gaily-lighteG
Christmas trees. wreaths OF holly
ropes OF pine and great gold horns
~ plenty holding flowers. forming the
Attractive decorative scheme. Mrs
'lenYy y. JOY az general chairman Of
the bali. with the assistance OF cap
bic and resourceful subcommittee,
has planned every detail looking to-
ward the complete success OF the at
fsir. tn addition TO the boxes built
around the sides of the hall and which
have been all disposed OF by Mrs.
Twilight Cutler. there will be reserved
seats back OF the boxes. for one dollar.
end gallery seats 10 the holders OF
general tickets Supper will be serv-