The Detroit times., 1915-02-17

wood, ~. j., Is the guest of Mrs. vii
liam I'll. Turner, No. 80 Taylor-aye.
4 Mrs. Belle Post, OF oswego. n. Y.
is visiting her nephew, Frederick
Goble.
Mrs, M. Holman and Mrs. l.. b
Mowen left Tuesday for weeks
visit In New York.
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A pink domino dance was given
Tuesday evening. by Mrs. Edwin s.
Barbour, Crosse Pointe Farms.
Mrs. Charles Hague Booth will read
the modern morality play "Eyerywom-
an" Thursday evening. In the Forest
ave. Presbyterian church.
Excelsior w. C. =. T., viii hold an
ail-day institute Thursday, beginning
AT 10 o'clock, In the home OF Mrs.
Mckenzie. No. 1853 West Grand-blvd.
Members OF the piano classes OF
Mrs. Ola Dafoe-Eustice will be heard
In concert "Wednesday evening, in
Ganapol Music hall:
Mrs. r. Arlington Newman gave an
Informal afternoon reception Tues
day, to meet her guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hinton. of London, Eng.
The Ladies' society of IroQuois-ave.
Christ church will give q Martha
Washington sale Of home-baked dain-
ties, In the church parlors. Saturday,
Feb. 20. from 8 to 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Louis r. Ward. No. 81 Ferry
ave. east, entertained Is guests at q
bridge-luncheon Tuesday. In honor Of
Miss Foote. OF Ripon. wis. The tables
were charming with pink tulips.
Mrs. Frank w. Hubbard. of Crosse
Pointe, entertained IL guests at
luncheon Tuesday, in honor of Mrs.
Hooker, OF New Haven. Conn, the
guest of Mrs. Charles @. Hinchman.
Miss Clara Hodges gave a charm
ing dinner for 10 guests Tuesday
evening, In honor Of Miss Charlotte
Warren. Later Miss Hodges and her
guests went TO the reception and
dance which followed the Leland
Schroeder wedding.
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Mrs. Dexter M. Ferry, Jr., enter
tanned 20 guests at dinner, Monday
evening, In the Hotel Statler. Cor
sage bouquets Of pink sweet peas and
freesia were the favors. Later the
party attended the soiree dansant In
the pink ballroom.
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The ladies' OF the Junior Civic
league will give card party and aft.
ernoon tea, Saturday, Feb. 20. from
to o'clock, in the Federation club
house. The following women will act
as hostesses: Mesdames. Mrs. ]. e
Bolles, C. u. Bear, G. Lawson Pierson
Frank Bayley, w. A. BROMLEY, Ar
thur Rathbone. j. Treadwell, c. Jones
and John Thatcher.
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A delightful dinner-dance was given
Tuesday evening, IN the Hotel Cadil
lac. by the Detroit Association Of
Credit Men. entertaining in honor Of
| the. annual ladies night" Dinner
was served at o'clock with Edwart
Bland, president Of the association, al
toastmaster. Musical numbers by the
Tuxedo quartet. interspersed thu
toasts. Dancing began at o'clock.
! A concert and dance will be giveI
I'm Arcadia, Tuesday evening. Feb. %
for the benefit Of the Belgian relic
fund. under the auspices Of promi
nent citizens. including Theopnilt
Francois, Belgian consul In Detroit
The musical program will be present
ed by Miss Elizabeth Ruhlman.S plan
ist; Morris Silver, cellist; Miss Eliz
abeth Bennett, contralto; Archibald
G. Jackson, baritone; Miss Emil,
Fisher, soprano; Mr.. and Mrs. Silver
banjoists. The dancing program VIII
include old-fashioned and modern
dance steps.
The annual masked ball of Har
monte society took place Tuesday
Ievening, In Harmonic hall, with the
festivities set In a rural scene and
the majority of the maskers In peas
ant costume. The Invitations desig
mated the AFFAIR as IAN internationa
peasants ball." and those who re
spond kept for the most part to thu
spirit OF the title In their costumes
The guests list, as always the rule
with Harmonic, was confined wholly
to members and their families.
upwards or 1000 members OF the
Retail clerks association and their
friends attended the frst annual ball
OF, the association, Tuesday evening
In Arcadia. The grand march headed
by the Kilties bag pipe band was led
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Frayne. Pre-
ceding the dancing, e. e. Baker, gen
eral organizer for the international
Retail Clerks Protective association
gave brief address on the early clos
ing movement. The proceeds from the
ball will be devoted to the campaign
for early closing.
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The sixth lecture In the University
Extension course, under the auspices
of the Unitarian Mems club, will be
given Saturday evening, Feb. 20, In
the First Unitarian church, by Prof
@. L. Sponsler. OF the department OF
forestry in the University OF Michigan
the subject to be The life history Of
q tree" The final lecture in the course
will be given Saturday evening, Feb
"a, on Prof. George Allen, OF the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, who viii
speak on Russia"
Roses In delicate shades OF pink
AMI yellow formed the beautiful dec
orations In the home OF Frank Bruce
Leland, No. 1876 Burns-ave., Tuesday
ovepino for the MARRIAGE of hfs only