The Detroit times., 1914-12-14

high honors three years ago and en-
tered Harvard on "A scholarship, CIV
en- by the Harvard club, of Michigan.
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The Young Ladies' sodality OF San
Francesca church, will give a Christ
mas bazaar, in American Lombardi
hall. Saturday evening, Sunday art
ernoon and evening, and Monday eve
ming. The officers of the sodality
are: President, Miss Amelia Schiap-
paeasse; vice-presidents. Miss Anne
Tia Maroni and Miss Ida Schiappa-
casse; secretary, Miss Anna Cat
taneo; treasurer, Miss Rose Rostonl.
Prettily decorated booths VIII dis
play attractive and practical articles,
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The Christmas ball. in Arcadia,
Tuesday evening, Dec %. given an
nually for the benefit OF the
Woman's hospital and Infants
home, promises TO be unusually
brilliant and successful this sea-
son. Mrs. Dwight Cutler, CHAIR
man OF the box committee, has dls-
posed of the boxes 20 the following:
Mesdames David Whitney, George w.
Edwards, Russell A. Alger. Jr,, Fred
erie NJ. Alger, Frederick n. Stearns,
John h. Ford, Dwight Cutler, Henry
b. JOY, Philip II. Mcmillan, Frederick
H. Holt. George Johnston, Lem w.
Bowen, Alanson 5. Brooks, William
T. Connolly, Abner T.. Larned, and
Truman II. Newberry.
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The girls department OF the Y. w.
e. A. VIII give Christmas tree, Mon
day. Dec. 2S, for children invited by
tho visiting nurses OF the Associated
charities. This is an annual custom.
Last year 800 children, who otherwise
would have had no Christmas fesuyl-
ties, were entertained and presented
with bags of candy, fruit and nuts.
Although the members or the girls
department have been working foi
weeks TO procure gifts for the chill
dren, so many are needed that II has
been found necessary to make an APP
peal to the friends of forgotten little
ones" for contributions. Gifts appro-
pirate for girls or boys up to the age
of l3 years will be gratefully accepted
In the general office OF the association
building, any time before Dec. 20
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Ali arrangements were completed
for the Cotton ball" in the monthly
meeting of Providence auxiliary.
the bali to take place Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 8. in Arcadia, for the benefit
of the mothers and babies in Proyi-
dence hospital Following the bust
ness session, the Rev. William +.
Dooley, S. j., president OF the Uniyer-
- nov a short talk on
Juvenile delinquency In Detroit.
Mrs. Strathearn Hendrie, chairman or
the committee on the sales OF boxes
for the Cotton BALI has disposed or
so boxes, the following being among
the box-holders; Mayor Oscar Il.
Marx, Mrs. Charles l. Palms, Mrs. r.
f. Palms, Mrs. James Couzens, Mrs.
Philip II. Mcmillan, Mrs. John 5. New
berry. Mrs. Frank w. Hubbard. Mrs.
Jerome III. Remick, Mrs. John M.
DwyeI Mrs. Homer Warren, Mrs.
John B. Ford, Mrs. Vincent ID. Cliff,
Mrs. George Z. lawson, Mrs. Henry
A. Haigh, Mrs. Frank A. MACPHERSON,
Mrs. II. E. Dodge, DR.. G. b. Lundy,
Mrs. John c. Donnelly, Mrs. Roy ID.
Chaplin. Mrs. Truman III. Newberry,
Mrs. +. ID. Stair, Mrs. Robert Oakman.
Mrs. Hugh O'Connor, Mrs. X. A. New
man, Mrs. Herbert Ely, Mrs. Victor II.
Dewey, Mrs. w. j. Kennedy, Mrs. Ed
mund Vier. Mrs. Theodore Buhl Mrs.
Casper Schultz, Mrs. l.. Mendelssohn,
Mrs. John Nichols, Mrs. Frank P.
ByrHe. Mrs, John Sarvene, Mrs. ]. I.
McIlhargey, Mrs. William F. Blake,
Mrs. Felice Girardot, Mrs. John G..
Longworth, Mrs. George Brett, Mrs.
Maybury Berkery, Mrs. A. ]. Wood,
Mrs. Feiger, Mrs. Frank j. Look.
Mrs. Frank A. Schneider. Mrs. l.. Cot
tington, Mrs. William II. Martz.
Thomas w. McInerney, Mrs. Thomas
Hunter. The arrangements for the
Christmas tree for the little ones in
the hospital are in charge OF Mrs.
Casper II. Schultz, Mrs. f. Raymond
Aldrich and Miss Elizabeth Fackeral.