The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-25
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mrs. 6. Bridges Waugh. No. 81!
Dtx-avs.. II visiting In New York.
Among DstroiteSs sailing the end o.
tho week from New York for q
moath's stay In Bermuda are K. Ley
den Ford. George II. Angel and
Louis Case.
The Ladies' OF the Zoar society vii
give . card party In Harmonic hall
Monday evening. March 2, at S:3(
o'clock, for the benefit Of the German
Protestant Home for Orphans and Old
People.
An all-dsy meeting Of Detroit dis
trict Of the Womans Home Mission
AIRY society will be held In Burns-ave
Methodist church. Thursday. Feb. 20
beginning ct 10 o'clock. The Rev. Fl
Lester Smith, Of Central Methodist
church will speak In the afternoon.
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Detroit chapter. sons Of the Ameri
can Revolution. will hold social and
historical meeting. Friday evening
Feb. "a, In the University club. when
Prof Warren Washburn Florer, Of the
German department OF the University
Of Michigan, will speak on "The In
1uonce OF the German conception OF
froedom On tina United States"
The monthly entertainment for stu
dents and their friends OF the Bust
meas institute will take place Thurs
day evening. Feb. rs, in the institute
building, on Cass-ave. The program
VIII include vocal solos by Mrs. Vel
lipgton and Leslie Diehl. the Simp
con Male chorus Of 90 voices In two
selections, and Miss Florence Bel
mAn, reader.
The Detroit Concert orchestra Of ~
players. Of the Woodward-ave. Pres
/ byteriap church, will give public
concert, Thursday evening, Feb. rs. In
the armory. The orchestra will play
q program OF popular selections. un-
! der the Leadership Of william o. Fttx.
Gerald. The soloists will be Archi.
bald G. Jackson. baritone; Miss Della
HAgerty, violinist, and Joseph Black.
ford. clarinetist.
Norman B. Conser, Uncle Sans OF.
fetal weather expert In Detroit, was
chosen president Of the Ohio society
| OF Detroit, Tuesday evening, In the
annual election which followed dinner
| IN the Edelweiss cafe. Other officers
|elected are: vice-president, Temple
ton p. Twiggs; secretary. w. p. Put.
nam; treasurer, e. T. Nichols. The
annual banquet OF the society, the
membership OF which Is ESQ. will take
place. April 80.
Mas Florence A. Stone, an Amert.
can, who for several years has made
her home In Athens, will give two in
teresting lectures on Greece, Its peo
|ple, language and customs. In Detroit
next week, the first to take place
Monday evening, March 2, in the east.
sFn branch Of the Liggett school. ON
Burns-ave.. before the Detroit Arch.
BIOLOGICAL society. and the second,
"Wednesday, March 4, under the au.
spices Of the College club.
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Mrs. Hamilton Carhartt gave q
beautiful rose ball. Tuesday evening,
10 the Country club. for her daughter.
Mr.. harold D. Baker, and daughter.
In.lAw, Mrs. Wylie w. Carhartt. The
invItation list was confined to the
younser married, set. and tia, Oahu
tsntss. Mrs. Cerhartt wore a.AtaNtj-
Hull eown Of lavender satin with drap-
erioe Of crystal and silver lace. Mrs.
Baker was gowned in white satin
with cloth OF gold tunic. and Mrs.
<ssshartt, Jr.. in delicate green satin
and chiffon.
= Shakespearesn program will be
given. Sunday afternoon, in the Gen.
fury building for the weekly free en-
kertainment provided for business
women and their friends, by the so
bial extension committee Of the TWEEN.
ktoth Century club. Frederic B. Stew
ens will tell the story OF 1.-The Mer-
chant OF Venice" and read selections
from the play. Mrs. Clarence Il.
Simpson, accompanied by Mrs. Ed.
wtu 3. Sheriff., will sing two groups
Df songs with 6hakesperean text.
Allss Mary Cook will be hostess Of
Tho Afternoon tea to follow.
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Although the caterers failed to
ShpW up to provide supper for the 800
d9ncors attending the annual ball Of
Palestine chapter, No. so, Eastern
Star, held In ,Strasburg's academy,
Tuesday evening. those present took
|tho matter good-humoredly and cafes
and servself restaurants In the vicin-
tH did thriving busincss. Those IN
cAarge Of the bail were at q loss to
account for the failure Of the cater
sso 10 appear. An interesting feature
ol the dance program was the demon.
stTation Of the modern dance steps
10y Miss Clara Rodenbo and C.. b.
Hyde, OF the Strasburg school.
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Passion Tableaux" which show 20
scenes In the life OF Christ, will be
fpfUguNtUd tn knights Of Columbus
{euGltosium, Sunday afternoon and
evoning, March !, under the auspices
|o3 the Knights OF Columbus. The
kableaux were originated and staged
Thy George Craig and Abe Davis Of
| this city, and are artistic In their
|grUuping and posing and the light ef-
foctS employed. The afternoon pre-
Hesitation of the tableaux will begin
aH $3.50 o'clock. and will be especially
kfoe young people. The production II
o1SlSoty . Lentsn offering and In In.
{doesod by Bishop Foley and the
fclsr0y OF the diocese.
! Harmonic hall was transformed into
. 0oCtioo Of the city Of Berlin, Tues
/ day evening, % the setting for the an.
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