The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-12
SOCIAL and 4
PERSONAL

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The Anna Gordon w. c. T. U. will
meet, Tuesday. March 2. In the I'm
manuel Presbyterian church.
o.
The Alpha Iota sorority will give a
card party Saturday afternoon, In the
Federation club building
o.
The Rev. Hugh Jack will give an
illustrated talk on "The life OF Abra-
ham Lincoln" Friday evening, In Cen
trail Presbyterian church.
o.
Miss Ruth Sterling will give d din
ner-dance Friday evening, for Miss
Helen g. Hurst and Jesse Edward
Hoyt. whose marriage will take place
Tuesday.
Mrs. Adeline Dunlap Booth will give
q reading OF ''Everywoman," Thurs
day evening, Feb. Is. I'm the Forest
ave. Presbyterian church.
A musicale and card party will be
given Monday evening, Feb. 10, In G..
A. r. hall. under the auspices OF the
department of Michigan. United Span
ish War Veterans auxiliaries, the
proceeds to be devoted to the charity
work OF the auxiliaries.
o.
Alex Silverman, director OF the de-
partment of chemistry, in the Univer-
sity OF Pittsburgh, will be the guest
Of the Society OF Detroit Chemists,
Thursday evening, Feb. IS, and will
speak on 'The chemistry and tech
nology of glass"
Kenneth Aiken. a pupil of Guy
Bevier Williams, Of the Detroit In
statute OF Musical Art, win give q
piano recital Friday evening, In the
Wayne County Medical society build
ing auditorium.
Miss Ann Brahan and Miss Dorothy
Lincoln will formally open their new
Dixieland, No. 645 Woodward-ave.,
Friday evening. with dinner-dance.
The building, one Of the fine resi-
dences OF the avenue, has been
charmingly decorated and remodeled
to represent q southern colonial man
sion, and Is most attractive In every
way.
Detroit chapter. Sons Of the Amer
lean Revolution, will meet Friday
evening. In the Hotel tSatler. John r.
Lee of the Ford Motor Car Co., will
tell OF "The immigrant as worker
and citizen" and there will be q
general discussion, led by Judge
George s. Hosmer, on the question
OF the assimilation of alien citizens.
The Jean Armour club in a meet
ing Wednesday evening, In the Hotel
fuller, appointed Mrs. John Andrew,
Mrs. William Crawford, Mrs. Charles
Low. Mrs. Frank Sellery, Mrs. VIII
liam Ferguson and Mrs. Riley COM
mittee to act with the Detroit Burns
club, in arranging for three-days'
bazaar TO be held In the near future,
to raise funds for the Burns statue
fund.
The "Soiree Ann Arbor." to be
given Friday evening, In the green
room of the Hotel Pontchartrain,
under the auspices of Alliance Fran
caise, promises to offer delightful
program. Prof. III. Vincent Wann, Of
the French department of the Uni
versity of Michigan, has charge OF
the program which will offer one
act comedy, Lies Doux Sourds," to be
acted by students OF the university.
and numbers by Miss Hannah Coch-
rane, soprano; Miss Frances Hamil-
ton, pianist. and an interpretive dance
by the Misses Helen Ely, Marie Boos,
Adele Crandall, Elizabeth Mason,
Marguerite Denselt and Helen George.
o.
One of the most pleasing and de-
lightful concerts Of the season was
given Thursday evening. IN Columbus
temple, under the auspices of St.
Mary's auxiliary, and for the benefit
of the nurses home building fund in
connection with st. Mary's hospital.
The auditorium was filled and every
number was received with the utmost
enthusiasm. The Choral assembly