The Detroit times., 1914-01-16
SOCIAL and *,
PERSONAL

=. Ar. and Mrs. w A. Hoffmann. 40,
e1 Westmtnsterave., viii leave De.
1ron next week for trip TO South
America.
The Detroit branch Of the Associa-
uon OF Collegiate Alumnae will meet
saturday afternoon. Jan. IL, In the
nome OF George Hadzsits. No. ~ Mont
caim-st east. the program to consist
OK a debate followed by music.
Honoring Miss Mary Hamilton. who
WIN leave shortly for Europe. Mrs.
Otto klrchner and her daughter, Mrs.
dorothy Earle. gave "a delightful lunch.
con Thursday. The table was pref
uly decked with yellow jonluils, mar.
oaasus and pink carnations.
The members OF the Twentieth Cen
tnry club entertained their men
rriends. Thursday evening. with a re-
oepuon, supper and dance In the Ho-
tel Pontchartrain. During the even
ing, Prof. s. IL Clark, OF the Univer
ally OF Chicago, read three Irish plays.
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The Misses lggett, OF the Liggett
Homo and Lay school, will hold an IN
formal reception TO the public Satur-
day, In the eastern branch OF the
school at Burns and Charlevoix-ayes
The school will be open TO the pubic
until 10 o'clock ia the evening.
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The Rev. Joseph A. Vance Will
speak on The development OF the
American republic" Friday evening
before Detroit chapter. Sons or the
American Revolution, at a meeting 10
be held In the home of X. III. Fyte,
No. 93e Woodward-ave
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Detroit Eortnigntiy ciuD will give @
masquerade dancing party, Saturday
evening, Feb. Z. In Strasburg's acad.
>emy. The regular rortnightly party
VIII be held In the academy, Saturday
evening. jan. "a. The club has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: Presfdent. Edward IL. Werbe.
treasurer, DR.. A>E. Naylor; secretary.
David Bayne.
A reception In honor of the Rev.
w. II. Wray Boyle. formerly pastor OF
the ''milllon-dollar church" i'm Lake
Forest, Ill. and who recently took
up his duties as pastor of the Woods>
ward-ave. Presbyterian church here, |
VIII be given In the church parlors !
at O'clock tonight An elaborate |
program has been prepared and mu- |
sic Will be furnished by the Sunday |
school orchestra OF 20 pieces, and A. |
O. jackson. musical director of the |
church.
The third in the winters series or
subscription dances given by the Po-
litical Equality and Civic league, took
place Thursday evening. In the upper
hall OF Columbus temple. 1he party |
was Jolly and delightful in every re-
spect. Mrs. Edward +. Lyon. as chair !
man OF the reception committee Tor |
The evening, and her assistants, were |
unusually successful in caring for the /
comfort OF the guests and contribute |
Ing in every way possible TO the plea
sure OF those present. The fourth |
dance In the series viii take place |
Thursday, Feb. 10.
The lawyers club. OF Detroit. viii |
give Complimentary dinner. in the |
Hotel Cadillac, Monday evening. Jan. !
20. 10 the recently elected and appoint |
ed members Of the judiciary: Franz |
G. Kuhn. justice of the supreme court; !
Arthur j. futile, United States district !
Judge; Philip t. Van Zlle, circuit
Judge; George T.. Good, circuit Judge; |
y. J. NJ. Hally, circuit Judge: Arthur !
j. Lacy, domestic relations court /
Judge; Henry S. Hubert, probate !
Judge; Stewart Hanley, probate judge !
An informal reception beginning al |
1880 o'clock VIII precede the banquet |
10 be served at s o'clock.
In a meeting OF Louisa st. Clair !
chapter, -. A. r.. 10 be held Feb. %, |
in the Century building, the matter OF |
the proposed change In the design OF |
the Stars and Stripes will be fully dis
cussed. also the adoption OF q correct |
state flag in keeping with the history |,
OF Michigan The flag question was a
topic discussed Thursday, at the |
luncheon. reception and reunion OF the |
chapter, in the Century building. TO
observe the chapters twenty-tirst |
birthday. AM the subject was found to
have such vital interest for chapter
members that IL was resolved 10 hold |
a special meeting as close to Wash |
ingtons birthday as possible, for fun |
consideration of the flag designs.
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large number of fashionable folk |
attended the first OF a mid-wnter !
series OF evening dances, in the Hotel |
Cadillac, Thursday evening. The |
dances are given uLder the direction !
Of the hotel management, and Mrs
Foster and Miss Anne Ward Foster |
The American room was charmingly |
decorated and delicious buffet sup !
per was served at small fower-decked /
tables arranged around the sides OF
the room. Mrs. Foster and Miss Eos |
ter gave Instructions in the new dane 7
ing steps, demonstrating many of the !
fascinating canoes originated by Yer /
non and Dolly Castle and the Argen-
tine dancer, Maurice, with whom Mrs. /
Foster and Miss Foster have recently |
coached. Among those who attended I
lthe dansant were MIR. and Mrs. Ralph |
NJ. Dyar, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wide !
Dyar, Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Waterman, !
Mrs. ". ". Atterbury, Mr. and Mrs.
John Stoughton Newberry, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Wesson Seyburn. Miss Anne
Lyon. Miss Miriam Hull. Mr. and Mrs. |
Frank Johnston. Maurice O. Williams, !
Mason Rumney, Buel Wetmore. MIR. /
and Mrs. Witter Peabody, MIR and
Mrs. Wylie Carhart', Mr.. and Mrs. &.
d. Du Charme, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold !
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Ford. MIR !
and Mrs. Edwin s. Barbour Mr. and
Mrs. o. w Mulkey Mr.. and Mrs. |
Frank Scott Clark, A. A. SchantZ, Al |
bert Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. +. A.
Hinchman.