The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. David VI. Whitney, OF
Crosse Pointe Farms left Tuesday.
for several months stay in California.
Detroit Naval reserves will give an
informal dancing party. Thursday
evening. Jan. 3, in Knights of Column
bus hall.
A delightful dancing party was Civ
en-, Tuesday evening. in knights OF
Equity halt by the Henry Blackwell
Co.. for the employees of the firm.
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Mrs. Lewis II. Jones gave a supper.
dance. Tuesday evening in honor OF
Miss Mary Margaret Walker and Miss
Cora Peck, debutantes of the season.
Mrs Frank w Brooks. Jr.. gave a
luncheon. Tuesday, for Miss Marian
Miller, OF New York, the guest oil
Miss Marjorie Mellish.
The Rotary club will entertain the
families OF the members. Wednesday,
evening. Jan. IA. at a dinner, In the
Hotel Cadillac. An entertainment and
dance viii follow.
Miss Elsie Hance No. 3077 East
Grand-blvd, Will entertain AZ bridge.
Friday afternoon. in honor OF Mrs. \.
r.. Knowlson OF Virginia Park, who
Will leave shortly for u European trip.
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Providence hospita! auxiliary Will
meet. Thursday afternoon, at 2,3O
o'clsck. in Providence hospital. to
complete details for the annual ball
TO be held in Arcadia. Tuesday even
ing. Jan. 20.
Mrs Joseph Frank No. 100 Forest
ave. east, is entertaining her father.
Charles Rossick OF Chicago. Miss
Dorothy Stein, OF Chicago, is also a
guest OF Mrs Frank.
St Andrews society will give the
annual Burns concert Thursday even
ing, Jan. 20. In the Light Guard ar
mory. Following the concert supper
and a dance will be given in 81. An
drew's building on Congress-st east,
which Is not far from the armory
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Detroit Equal Suffrage club viii
meet. Friday afternoon. Jan. 9, in the
Century building 1t is expected that
Mrs. Nellie Sawyer Clark, OF Kalama-
, the Michigan State Suffrage associa-
ton, win be present,
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The members OF the board OF d.
rectors or the Dime Savings bank
we're the guests at dinner, Tuesday
evening. OF William Livingstone, pres
ident OF the bank. in his home, No. 40
Eliot-st
The January graduating class OF the
Wingert school has elected the follow
ing officers President II Everett
Folsom; vice-president, Stella Pheleys
secretary, Edward Pllcner' tTeasufeT'
Wilder Savers. 'On my honor was
selected as the class motto.
The young women of the Grand
and Cadillac exchanges OF the Michi-
gan State Telephone Co. will give an
informal dancing party, Thursday
evening in Strasburg academy Pop
ular soloists Will be heard between
the dancing numbers.
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The Northwestern Womans club
will meet, Monday. Jan. 10. in the
Scripps' branch library. Mrs. Jenny
. Law Hardy Will give a talk on New
Zealand" The club members spent
Monday afternoon In the Pewabic pot
tory.
Miss Lydia Stirling Fnntham. OF
Philadelphia, will give an entertain.
ment, Sunday afternoon and evening
Jan. Is, in St Vincent's parish hall,
under the auspices of st. Vincents
alumnae. Miss Flinthams afternoon
program will be devoted TO Eugene
Field, and the evening 10 James Whit
comb Riley
Mrs. William Goodell Frost whose
husband is president OF Berea col
lege. Berea, KY, will speak In I'M
manuel Presbyterian church. Thurs
day afternoon in the monthly mis-
sionary meeting OF the Woman's as
ISOLATION. Mrs. Frost will tell OF the
work being done In Berea for the
poor mountain whites
An unusually attractive program VIII
be given, Friday evening, Jan. 9, in
the Church OF the Covenant. under
the auspices Of the Woman's associa-
ton OF the church. the entertainment
TO be provided by Harold jarvis, tenor,
and Mrs Helen Wyrick Shafor. reader.
Mr.. Jarvis and Mrs Shafor are popu-
lar favorites and their joint recitals
are invariably enjoyable and interest
ing.
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The date Of the recital OF David
Names Snd Clara Names, under the
auspices OF the Chamber Music so
ciety, has been changed from Jan. IL
90 Wyadpaeda,, pyaninp Ian 9S In
the convention hall OF the Hotel Pont-
chartrain. The original date conflict
cd with the Mendelssohn clubs pre-
sentation OF The Messiah in the
armory and the members Of the
j., Chamber Music society gracefully
gave way TO the Mendelssohn club.
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Mrs. j. Walter Scott viii give
bridge-luncheon, Thursday, in her
home. No. 1134 Thlrdave.. in honor
OF her sister, Mrs Hamilton Cassel