The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

~. end Mr.. W. W. Hannah VIII
~ SATURDAY. foe Florida 70 remsil
nGn Apgil
Hal = Smith VIII sivs . talk On
- woskmsa's eompensatidn Law, :
neor0Ay nooo, before the Lawyers
eNI as ~ weekly l0nchoou 70 b
- - IL 9otal 0siswola.
- O. cenpcny Social club WIN
~ - erst annual ball. Friday even
~ y the Hotel fuller. There will
- card tables for those who DO moi
4Aso - spend the entire evenina
nnsln& and supper VIII bs served.
ne Yeuns IAdlss' soaal,ty Of st.
1eo'e church will give IN oyster sup.
~ y The parish hall Monday even
~ veb. -. from $50 u $50 O'Clock.
= string orchestra win play during
The LaTnsd.Carter club Of the z.
~. q 4. will present two plays. Fri
~ evening. In the association audi
,legsum. THE Packing e tho Home
Missionary Boz" and "Ho~ the Vote
vs. won," will b given.
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Detroit Engineering society in the
yOgular monthly meeting to be held
Friday evening. In the Adoraft club
rooms. will Be addressed By Frank n.
Floyd, who Will talk on FUELS and
their respective values - applied to
iaternal combustion engines"
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The Woman's guild Of st. Paul'a
Hathsdral will give an entertainment
n the cathedral auditorium. Monday
evening Feb. 70. A sefies Of tableaux
vtvant Ind . one-ect play Viii b. Tea
lures Of . progrem that will include
muse, vocal aud instrumental.
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What promises to be one OF the
most delightful balls ever given by
Detroit commandery, No. I. Knights
Templar, win take place Friday even
ing, In Masonic temple. The aoRair
VIII b Warrington dance. and the
decorations. supper menu and other
"details WIN - carried out In colonial
tAshiea.
Senator Citizens. Of the first ais
trict Of Michigan. will talk ON "Civic
responsibilities, Monday evening,
Fob. -, IN the Ives school. - the Arst
Of series Of public meetings for the
residents Of the district held under
the auspices Of the Twenty.arst Ward
Improvement association. Ladies' are
especially urged % attend the meet
ings with their husbands and broth
err. The meetings will be held every
fourth Monday evening.
3D.
Mr.. and Mr.. Edward A. Sumner
anG Mr.: Florence b. Sumner: Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Newman and Master
Harry Newman. Jr., are among De-
tfoiters booked 70 sail. Saturday
morning. from New York for Europe
on the North German Lloyd steam
chip KronprinEessin Cecile.
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Tha FIRST OF . Series OF Caravan
lunches" will be given Tuesday, Feb
-. IN the Edelweiss cafe, BY mem.
bers Of Mpslem temple. Mystic Shrine,
fer the purpose Of making the Shrin.
ers OF Detroit better acquainted IN
IN informal, socical way.
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The Lenten Morning Musicales, un.
der the direction Of Charles Frederick
Morse. which we're such q SUCCESS last
season. will b resumed wednesday.
March (, at ! o'clock, IN the Hotel
Pontchartrain. Miss Christine Miller.
contralto. Of New York, will be the
artist for the first concert with Mr..
Morse at the piano.
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An entertainment and washington's
birthday party for the children IN
Providence hospital will be held In
the institution. Sunday afternoon. nm.
der the auspices Of Providence auxil-
lsry. A card party was given In the
hospital Thursday afternoon. under
the auspices Of the auxiliary. the pro-
ceede from which will be devoted to
the needs Of the mothers and babies
In the hospital. These card parties
will be given every Thursday after.
noon for the same purpose.
The marriage Of Miss Gladys Nc
MILAN, daughter Of the late james
H Mcmillan, of Detroit, to Count
Paul de Comet Wayg.Ruart, Of Brus-
sells. was celebrated Thursday, IN the
Church OF the Madeleine, In Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Penrose, Of Col
orado Springs. mother and stepfather
OF the bride, were present. - were
the brides aunts, Lady Harrington.
o. England. and Mrs. Hugh Mcmillan,
formerly Of Detroit, but now living
- paris. Ambassador Myron +. Her.
rick acted 90 witness for the bride
and Concise de Cornet, mother Of the
Hroom. % the second witness. A mum.