The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-17
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mrs. II. Hough and. children. of
Boston, are the guests OF Miss stella
Tough, No. l02 Winder-st.
A kitchen shower was given Mrs.
Jennie harrington, Friday evening, IN
the home OF Mrs B G.. Jones, No.
l23 Kirby-ave. Mrs Harringtoh's APP
Groaching marriage 20 Alfred spn.
Ger of Utica. Mich, has been an
nounced
jacob NJ Egeert. an expert in civil
and mechanical engineering, will adj
dress the Detroit Housewives league.
Wednesday afternoon Jan. n. in the
Woodward-aye. Baptist parlors on DE.
TOlts disposal OF refuse"
The Hypathia club, Monday after
noon, Jan. g, In The Utley branch
library, will listen 10 paper on The
workingman in Holland" by Mrs. A. b.
Cramer and Education in Holland"
by Mrs G.. b. Edmunds. Miss Rachael
AFFORD will read The Romance Of
Nick Van Stamm"
.
Under the auspices OF the Epworth
league, of Tabernacle Methodist
church James J.. Gardiner viii give a
dramatic reading on Ben Hur." IN
the church auditorium, Tuesday even.
| ing, Jan. 20,
An entertainment viii be given ia
the Detroit opera house. Sunday even
! ing Feb. l., for the benefit OF Shaarey
Zedek congregation building fund.
Prof. William Yuuck. yiolinist. will be
one OF the artists on the program.
Exceedingly encouraging reports
come from the various committees In
charge OF the second annual ball for
the benefit OF the mothers and babies
| in Providence hospital, TO take place
Tuesday evening, Jan 20, In Arcadia,
| Practically every box has been sold
and there has been brisk demand for
general tickets. Arcadia viii be pref
| tily decorated for the ball and a de
licious supper viii be feature.
o
Northwestern Women's club will
meet Monday evening, Jan. 10, IN
Scripps branch library when Mrs.
Jenny Law Hardy will give an illus
trated talk on New Zealand" and
Justice T.. J. Jeffries will discuss tho
new city charter. Musical numbers
will be given by Miss Maude Sailies
The study class OF the club will be
/ held Monday afternoon, Jan. 2G, in the
Lothrop branch library
o
DR. X. }. FlOUdy, OF Worcester
| Mass, originator OF the garden city
movement for civic, social and mora
Letterment viii give an address on
"a good citizens factory" in the Cen
fury building. Tuesday evening, Jan
! q, under the auspices OF the home anc
school garden committee OF che rwe'
tieth Century club The lecture VII
be illustrated with stereopticon slides
! The public is invited.
q
Members OF the Tuesday Musica,f
Will give the program Tor the free eli
tertainment in the Century building
Sunday afternoon, for business womer
and their friends There viii be mu
steal and literary numbers by MRS
Benjamin milford Mrs Charles Shell
don, Miss Dorothy Rauth, Miss Jenni,
| Stoddard Mrs Edwin : Sheriff., Miss
/ Catherine Corbeille, and Miss Ada Cor
don Mrs. James Park will be hostess
OF the afternoon tea to follow.
! %
The Catholic Study club will enter
| tain at a musical tea Monday after
noon, Jan. 10, in tne Century building
Members OF the alumnac associations
of the Sacred Heart, st. Aloysius, Holy
Trinity, St Vincents and the Cathe
dral Reading circle, st. Leos Reading
circle, and the board OF directors OF
the Catholic Settlement association
will be guests OF tho club. A musical
progra mwill be followed by afternoon
tea.
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The January graduating class of the
Eastern HiEh school viii hold com
IueUCEWpIt exercises in the school
Wednesday evening, Jan. p. when 81
young women and men will receive d.
plomas prof Mark Bailey, OF kala.
mazoo college, will give an address ON
The great discovery There will be
music by he school orchestra and vo-
cal and violin solos by Miss Velam
Read and Miss He.cn Whelan.
Gables linking British and North
American ports convey about thirty