The Detroit times., 1915-02-13

mother, Mrs. Josephine Lockwood.
Pink sweet peas adorned the pretty
table and dainty valentines werep the
favors. The, birthday cake carried ~
lighted candles.
The Married Ladies sodalitie of
the l. c.. b. A. and G. NJ. b. A, will
give . card party and social, Tues
day evening. Feb. Is. In St Johns
school hall. Sargent-st. and East
Grand-blvd.
The marriage OF Miss Anna Tossy
and II. w. Bird, was quietly cele-
brated Thursday afternoon. Miss Lii
liam Tossy and Ralph 8. Bird were
the attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Bird
are ON an eastern wedding trip.
The annual meeting and election of
ofacers Of the Ohio society. will be
held Monday evening. In the Hotel
Griswold Following the business
meeting. an illustrated picture on
1.-THE Yellowstone park" will be
given.
The annual ladies' night" OF the
Detroit Association OF Credit Men.
will be held Tuesday evening, Feb.
Is, IN the Hotel Cadillac. Dinner win
be served at O'Clock, and q program
of music. dancing and other features
will follow.
Mrs. Nellie 8. Terry, soprano, and
Miss Alicia Fuller. pianist. will be the
soloists In the Sunday afternoon free
musicale-lecture, In the Museum OF
Art, and A. r.. Paddington, vice-presi-
dent OF the Lincoln Highway associa-
ton will give an illustrated talk on
"The Lincoln highway"
Miss Phyllis GassIi gave an after
noon tea Saturday, for Miss Helen G.
Hurst, bride-to-be OF next week. Miss
Hurst and her nance, Jesse Edward
Hoyt, and their bridal party, will be
entertained at dinner Saturday even
ing, In the Hotel Pontchartrain. Miss
Resale Kaiser was the hostess at tea
In the hotel Statler, Thursday after
noon. for Miss Hurst.
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Miss Anne Ward Foster entertained
~ little folk. from her junior dancing
classes, Friday afternoon, at mas
querade, In her studios. The cos
tunes were original and charming.
and the little ones danced the fox trot.
maxixe, one-step and other modern
steps with the grace OF professionals.
Refreshments were served In the
French room Of the, Woman's Ex-
change.
The fourteenth annual banquet OF
the Lincoln Baraca club was held Fri
day evening, III the Boulevard Con-
gregational church. William Seibert
presided as POSTMASTER, and speeches
were made by the Rev. William j.
Jacobs. Richard w. Reading, c. G.
Lidington and Milto Seibert. Must
cal numbers were given by Perry Car
ris and A. Masasek.
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Many novel features will mark the
annual ball Of Detroit council, knights
Of Columbus, Monday evening. In Co
lumbus temple. the committee in
charge having spared no effort to
make the ball the most successful In
the history Of the council. The beau
tiful gold and white ballroom will be
decorated In the Valentine spirit, and
the entire temple will be beautified
with flowers and growing plants. The
guests are limited to members of De-
troit council and their ladies.
Charleston, 8. c." will be described
in an illustrated talk by Eugene l..
Philpot, Monday evening. before the
". w. c.. A. Travel club. In the asso-
citation parlors. Tuesday noon, Dr..
Anna O'Dell win give an informal talk
to members of the association, In the
parlors, on "The prevention OF colds."
There will be membership rally
and banquet in the association cafe.
Friday evening. Feb. 10. at 6:15
o'clock. A free entertainment will be
given In the auditorium, Thursday
evening. Feb. 10.
!. The Help Folk club, composed Of
IL charitably disposed young women
OF the North Woodward district, will
give q cotton party Monday evening,
In Arcadia, In aid Of the philanthropic
work which the club has been under
taking during the winter. The first
party given by the club was most sue
cessfuf. and the funds raised enabled
the young women to help 20 poor.
needy families. Monday evening, the
program will include the old and new
dances, exhibition dancing and nusi.
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