The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-16
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The Detroit Real Estate board will
held the annual dinner Thursday
evening, ia the Hotel fuller.
The Calvert Lithographing Co.. VIII
give bangue, ANA uanclns party 10
$40 OF the cJmpaAys employees, Sat
urday evening, Dec. 10.
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The Chamber Music society OF De
tro.t Will present the Adamow'ski trio,
OF New York. in & chamber music re-
cital, Tuesday evening. Jan. IL, In the
greene DOM of the hotel Pongchartraln.
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The second concert of the Detroit
Symphony orchestra will take place,
Thursday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, In
the Detroit opera house Conductor
Weston Gales and his men will play
Brahms First symphony the vorspiel
from "Haensel und Gretel" and
Sibelius' ''Va!se Tr.ste."
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Dr. George E. Allen, formerly OF
Grand Rapids, but for several years
director OF travel in the University or
Berlin will give an illustrated talk on
Russia" Saturday evening, Dec. ~,
In the First Unitarian church. DR..
Allen is in America only temporarily.
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The Detroit Rotary club will enter
tain the orphaned and crippled chill
dfcn OF the city at Christmas tree
and entertainment, Thursday morn
ing, Dec. "a, in the Garrick theater.
The Detroit Museum OF Art has re-
ceived a landscape by the late Samuel
rsham, N A., from the Isham estate,
following out the wishes OF Mr.. lsham
that the local museum should be CIV
Ell one of his paintings. The selec-
ton OF the painting was made by Ed
win II. Blashfield.
The Detroit Chemists will meet FRI
day evening, Dec. Is, In the Stevens
building, and following business
meeting and election Of councillor.
short talks will be given by c. t.
Bragg, Harry Spurrier, James II. Bo-
gsrt, Fl. T. Graber and Leigh E.
Wodthing.
The Southern society OF Detroit
will give cotton party" Wednes-
day evening in Columbus temple. Inc
ladies will wear cotton froeks and the
men cotton ties and cotton balls Tor
boutennieres. A bale OF cotton, pur-
chased by the society, will be sold at
auction and the proceeds given to the
Belgian relief 'und.
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A Joint Christmas party Tor mem,
bers of the Y. w. c. A. Will be hciu
Christmas day, in the Y. w. Y. A
building. A Christmas tree VIII De
loaded with gifts and every enort VIII
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be made to create an old time happy
Christmas entertainment Tor the
scores of young women and men OF
the association who will have no
home firesides to go to on Christmas
day.
WAYNE lodge, No. 2, j. o. y. r., is
holding a Christmas fair ana carhlVa,
this week. in the new temple, Grand
River and Avery-aves. In aodltlon 70
the many attractively dressed tables
and booths loaded with holiday prac'
teal and useful gifts, there is plenty
of entertainment provided for those
who visit the fair.
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| The Young Peoples auxiliary TO the
Hebrew Hospital association was or
ganized Tuesday evening with 81
members, In the home Of Miss Violet
Lewis. No 343 Theodore-st., where
second meeting will be held Sunday
afternoon, Dec. 90, to complete plans
| for organization. The ar'''-' w,
aid the Hebrew Hospital association In
It's campaign. for funds for the build
ing Of the hospital.
American roses and white lilies
formed the lovely decorations or the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Cole, No.
l715 Jefferson-ave., for the marriage
Tuesday evening, Of their daughter,
Miss Edith Marion Cole, to Ralph
Coakley Wilson. formerly OF Jackson,
Miss. Miss Bernice Cole was maid Of
honor, and Mrss Carolyn McGraw and
Miss Carol Dwight, the latter OF Chi
cago, were the bridesmaids. DR.. z. ID.
Ticknor was best man and the guests