The Detroit times., 1914-12-30
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

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military dance will be given New
Years eve. in the armory. by co. ID,
First infantry, NJ. y. G..
Miss Meyers, OF New York. will ar
rive the end OF the week 10 be the
guest OF Mrs. Frederick X Stearns.
Miss Isabella Bridgeman, OF Nor,
folk, Conn. is the guest OF Mrs. Fred
ierick NJ. Alser, Crosse Pointe
The Gamma Tau club will give an
informal dancing party, Wednesday
evening, in Columbus temple.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Sparks. OF
Philadelphia. are visiting Mrs VIII
liam 7. Walker No. 237 Webb-aye,
Mrs. Glenn Murcney. of Grand-blvd
west viii give a dancing party New
Years eve.
Miss Gladys Waterman gave an -.
formal afternoon tea Monday, for the
members Of the Liggett school June
IA graduating class
Mrs. J Henry Alexandra. OF New
York, arrived Tuesday, to visit her
mother, Mrs John Wilde Dyar, Crosse
Pointe Farms
The annual reunion and dancing
party OF the class OF June, l2 OF Cen
trail high school, will take place We'd
nesday evening in the gymnasium.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Grace Shanahan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Shanahan, No. sos
Loraineaye., to Otto Alfred Proppe.
Harmonic society will celebrate the
passing OF the old year Thursday
evening, with the presentation of a
German comic operetta called "Dok-
tor und Friseur" and a dancing party.
Mrs. Frederick Il. Butler have a din
lner Monday evening, in her apart
ments in the Pasadena. 10 announce
the engagement OF her daughter, Miss
Laura o. Butler TO Carlton inflow
Highbie, of Chicago
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Mrs. f. ]. Sarmiento, Arlington-pl.,
will give a dancing party, Tuesday
evening, for her niece, Miss Esther
Cutler, and a number OF the younger
folk home from school for the holt
days.
The Catholic Settlement association
gave Christmas entertainment, Tues
. day Afternoon. in the settlement
hose, No. 425 Larned-st. east, for the
children OF the settlement
Miss Florence Dielman gave a
charming afternoon tea Monday. in
honor OF Miss Edith Sullivan and Miss
Mary Northmore, brides.to-be. Miss
Clara Barlum and Miss Gertrude
Healy assisted at the tea table.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Francis G. Nall gave
a theater party, Monday evening. IN
the Detroit opera house, to see Julian
Eltingo in The Crinoline Girl" after
ward taking their guests to supper at
the Hotel Pontchartrain. :
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnston gave
a theater party, Monday evening, in
: Detroit opera house. for their daugh.
ter, Mrs. Alan Lyle Corey, of New
, York, who With Mr.. Corey. and their
child. are the holiday guests OF MI
and Mrs Johnston
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: Miss Elizabeth LOOMS will be the
hostess of "a dinner party, Tuesday
evening, in honor of Miss Marjorie
Parker. OF Hartford, Conn, who is
visiting Mrs. William Burtenshaw
: Later the guests will go to the Christ.
J mas ball of the Woman's Hospital and
Infants home, in Arcadia.
The Princeton Triangle club will
present a musical comedy in the
Broadway theater. Wednesday even
ing, called File. Fie! Fiji" All OF
the parts will be played by the college
boys, whose assumption OF feminine
lars, graces and toggery. II is said,
will cause Julian Eltinge. now playing
in the Detroit opera house, to turn
green with envy
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The Christmas cantata, THE Gift
by Giebel MAS excellently given Sun
day evening in the Boulevard Meth.
odist church. by a chorus OF % mixed
voices, under the direction OF Miss
May r. Doherty, soprano. The solo
! lists were Miss Webb, soprano; Mrs.
George Hartford contralto; Harry
Hobbs, tenor; Austin Chambers and
George Stanahach, baritones.
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Mrs. James l.. Hand gave a musi.
ttdle-led MOuudN dlttIuoOU, Ill NtT
home, No 1905 Cass-ave. The must
cal numbers we're given by s.,s Kahn,
soprano, of New York. with Mrs
Clara Koehler-Iieberlein at the piano;
musical reading of Oscar Wilde's THE
Happy Prince by Mrs. Martin. with
Charles Frederic Morse at the piano;
piano numbers by Miss Present. OF
Rochester, y. y. and songs by Miss
Dora Weiss.
The class of June III OF Central
high school, held the annual reunion
and dancing party, Monday evening.
in the school gymnasium. This class
is the largest ever graduated from
Central In business meeting which
preceded the dance, the following Of
llcers were elected for the ensuing
Iyear: Presid INT, Russell Mclaughlin;
lvice-president. Miss Gladys Mason;
secretary, Miss Laura Belnap; treas.
urer, Chester Coppock.