The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30
SOCIAL and
Personal


Miss Helen JOY Is visiting friends
in Memphis. Tenn.
The housing reform committee of
the Twentieth Century club will give
Valentine card party Friday, Feb.
~, In the Century building.
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An oldfashioned dancing party will
chartrain hive. No. 994, l.. D. r. M. NJ,
Wednesday evening, Feb. 10. In the
hall. No So Grand Riyerave.
Hypatia club viii meet Monday aft
ernoon. In the home OF Mrs. Louis A.
Pratt, No. 326 virginia-perk. The
program will be presented by Mrs.
w. j. RowelI, Mrs. J. Percival Huget
and Mrs, c. M. Beach.
Mrs. Bennett CSshman and Miss
Florence Cushman left Saturday for
New York TO spend fortnight before
going to southern points TO remain
until spring.
A musicale will be given Thursday,
Feb. IL, In the home of Mrs. G.. z.
Quick, No. 124 Blaine-ave, for the
benefit OF the milk fund OF the Flor.
ence Crittenton circle.
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The Kansas club Of Detroit gave q
banquet Friday evening, In the Hotel
Ste. Claire. The speakers included
DR.. T. M. Iden. Of the University OF
Michigan; Prof Fl. v. WILDER, of
Ypsilanti, and Judge q. A. Riggs, OF
Ann Arbor.
An amateur vaudeville entertain.
ment will be given by the Young
Ladies' sodality OF Our Lady of Help
church, Monday and Tuesday even
ings, Feb. 8 and 8. All of the songs
and sketches to be used Is original
with members of the sodality.
The Rev. w. H. Wray Boyle. pastor
OF the Woodward-ave. Presbyterian
church, who has been sick with cold
for several days, has recovered and
will occupy his pulpit Sunday morn
ing and evening.
washington lodge. No. "a, !. O. o.
F.. will give minstrel show and con-
cert in the temple, No. 212 Randolph
ST., Monday and Tuesday. Feb. 8
and 8.
The annual meeting of the Y. w.
C. A. will be held In the association
building Thursday evening, Feb. IL.
at 1880 o'clock. Supper In the cafe
will precede the meeting.
covo~.t ,,cval<,ae| 40 hainv y,1snuod
for the annual ball OF Detroit council.
knights Of Columbus, to be held In
Columbus temple, Monday--e evening,
Feb. 10. An energetic committee Is
determined TO make the function
more notable than its predecessors.
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The box once receipts OF the mat
inee In the Garden theater, Wednes-
day afternoon, Feb. 8, will be given
by the management Of the theater to
the child welfare committee OF the
Twentieth Century club. Tickets,
however, must be purchased through
members Of the committee.
Mrs. Clara b. Arthur will give an
informal illustrated talk on AN oven
ing in New Brunswick and Nova SEQ
tia" before the Y, w. G. A. Travel
club. in the association parlors, Mon
day evening. Tuesday noon, in the
library. DIR. Elizabeth Bentele will
speak informally on 'Diet vs. health.
The dinner-dance of Central High
School Alumni association, Friday
evening. in the Hotel Cadillac. was q
marked success. over 800 covers being
laid for dinner at the prettily decor
ated quartet tables. and over 600
couples occupying the dancing room
floor following the grand march which
was led by Jared w. Finney, the old
est living graduate Of Central, and
Miss Carol Tossy, youngest member
Of the January graduating class.
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DR.. Victor C. Vaughn. dean of the
department OF medicine in the Uni
versity> of Michigan, will give talk
on "Euthenics,' before the North
western Woman's club, Monday after
noon, at o'clock, in the auditorium
Of the Museum of Art. The meeting
will be open to the public and a kin
dergarten teacher will be In atten-
dance to care for children. Mrs. A.
G. Martenette, soprano, and Miss
Helen whelan. violinist, accompanied
by Prof. Yunck, will give musical
numbers.
Much interest Is being manifested
in Highland Park, In the benefit card
party and entertainment to be given
evening, Feb. 6. at No. SO
under the auspices
Of the Highland Park Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty The hall.
which will accommodate 400 persons,
will be suitably decorated by a COM
mittee under the direction OF Mrs. b.
v. Bassett and Mrs. III. 8. Gilbert.
Auction bridge and Ave hundred will
be played and refreshments will be
served.
The Woman's Taxpayers league
will give card party In the Century
building, wednesday afternoon. Feb
10. Bridge and FIVE hundred will be
played. Mrs. Robert Y. Ogg is gen
eral chairman of the affair, and the
following subcommittee have been
appointed: Reception, Mrs. Max Bal
lin. Mrs. Alexander Macdonald. Mrs.
e. Baird Watson, Mrs. r. G.. Osborn,
Miss Clara z .Dyar. Mrs. w. Boy
dell: tickets, Mrs. c. w. Edwards,
Mrs. w. Beasley. Mrs. X. Richards:
Mrs. F. X. Latham,
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