The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

Mrs. J. Harrington Walker and
Miss Mary Margaret Walker are in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Katharine G. Margah, No. 40
Giendaleave.. win entertain 40 chill
dren. Saturday afternoon. March 20.
for her little daughters, Madeline
and Katherine.
Park lodge, No. 100, Degree Of
Honor. viii g1ve card party Friday
afternoon. In the home Of Mrs.
Haner. No. la Pearl-st
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Miss selenah Butter gave Q Tenn
pie matinee party. Wednesday. fol-
lowed by tea In tho woman's ei.
change. In honor of Miss Hildegarde
Nash.
The annual dinner of the Ameri-
can Institute OF Electrical Engineers
will take place Saturday evening.
March Is. in the Hotel Statler. An
entertainment will follow.
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In observance OF the ffty-n an
niversary Of the Detroit Y. NJ. C. A.,
o members banquet will be held In
the association building, Tuesday
evening, March 16.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yeager and
son, OF Charleston, 8. c.. formerly
OF Detroit, have gone to Panama TO
make their home. Mr. Yeager hav-
ing accepted government position
In the canal zone.
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Detroit branch. Association OF Col
legiate Alumnae. will act as hos
tesses OF the social afternoon. In tire
College club. Friday. Tea will be
served from 3 to 5 o'clock. Mrs.
Writ p. Doty VIII give a group OF
readings.
The sixtieth annual fancy dress
carnival for the children's classes of
the Strasburg School Of Dancing.
will take place In the academy. Sat
urday. March I3. About 800 chill
dren win take part.
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Mrs. James Wilson. No. 1o7 Ferry
ave. east. has Issued cards for bridge
Tuesday afternoon, March 16. In
honor OF her daughters. Mrs. Wood
williams, OF Springfield. Mass, and
Mrs. Ford Ballantyne. Of Crosse
Pointe.
Charles Frederic Morse will give
an organ recital Friday afternoon. In
81. Pauls cathedral. at o'clock.
Mr.. Morse win play numbers by
Wagner. Bach. Nevip, Pierne. Hoilo-
way, Sturges. Matheys and Faulkes
The recital Is free to the public.
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Seats will be placed on sale, Mon
day. March l5, in Grinnell's box Of
fice for the amateur musical en-
tertainment "Fi FL" TO be given In
Columbus temple. March II. Is and
10, under the auspices of the hous.
ing reform committee OF the Twen.
tie.h Century club.
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Mrs. Florence b. Sumner. who has
been spending the winter In St. Az
gustine, was the hostess OF bridge
tea, and OF a luncheon, n few day
ago. In honor of DR.. and Mrs. Ernes
T. Tappey and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar
p. Sumner. OF Detroit. who recently
went to Florida for several weeks
stay.
The children's day program which
was to have been given In the Cen
tury building by the Twentieth Cen
tury club, March Is. has been post
poned until Thursday. April Is.
Thursday. March Is. Miss Elizabeth
Campbell, Of Ann Arbor. viii give an
illustrated talk on The Songs of
Scotland" Mrs. Edwin 8. Sheriff.
win play the accomplishments.
A musicale-tea will be given by
the Florence Crittenton circle In aid
Of the babies milk fund. Friday a !.
ernoon. In the home of Mrs. Charles
d. Seebaldt, No. 1856 Grand River
ave. The musical and literary pro-
gram viii be given by Mrs. Francis
Doyle. Miss Birdie Rason, Miss Bes-
sic 0irardin. Miss Della Girardin.
Miss Janice Antona. Miss Isabelle
Lo<ie. Miss Ethel Airline Frey. The
public ID invited to the entertain
incnt TO which no admission is
charged, but the audience Is given
an opportunity to contribute toward
the babies milk fund.
Resolved, that women do more
good In the world than men do" win
be debated the last week in March
by the following debating represen.
tstives Of the Lincoln Debating club
and the Alcott Literary club respec-
lively: Rowland II. Starr. Cushman
Mc0ee. Bert caldecott and Lloyd r.
Britton. taking the negative. or mems
side; and the Misses sybn CLARK,
Gwendolyn Berry. Phyllis Thomas
md Irene Herman. the affirmative
and woman's side. The following will
be the judges: Mrs. Donald G. Cor.
don, Miss Mary L. Glass and DIR. y.
w. cryderman.
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A ball win be given IN the Hotel