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

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Mrs Henry r. JOY gave luncheon
Tuesday in the Woman's Indoor club
for the members OF her Christmas
ball committee.
Mr.. and Mrs Dana Corbin, OF Chi
cago. are the guests OF MIS- Corpin
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Nc
Kay.
Miss Margaret Eaton was the hos
tess OF dinner Tuesday evening
later taking her guests to the Christ
mas ball. in Arcadia
o.
In the Museum OF Art, Sunday art
ernoon, Thomas May. cartoonist OF
The Times. will give an illustrated
talk on Cartoons"
Mrs Adele Strasburg Hyde enter
tanned the members Of her children's
dancing classes Thursday afternoon,
at a party In Columbus temple.
O.
The marriage OF Miss Rose Jacobs.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Jacobs. No. so Alfredst., TO Harry
Endel Bykowsky, will take place Tues
day. Jan. 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Standart
entertained dinner guests Wednesday
evening, the party later going to the
Princeton Triangle club entertain
ment, in the Broadway theater
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The Girls Friendly society Will
hold an informal New Years day re-
ception in the Alexandrine rest room
in the Broadway Market building,
from 8 to o'clock. Friday afternoon.
O.
Miss Lois Campbell. or Lyons. n.
Y, who spent Christmas week with
her aunt. Miss Cornelia Campbell, In
the Pasadena, has gone to Ann Arbor
for the weekend, to stay with Prof.
and Mrs. Campbell.
o.
Miss Virginia Bates Williams gave
charmingly-ap luncheon
Wednesday, In the French room OF
the Woman's exchange. in honor OF
Miss Ruth Scotch and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Carton.
The Gamma Tau club gave dane
ing party Wednesday evening, in Co.
lumbus temple. which was largely at
tended and proved one OF the jolliest
parties OF the holiday season. The
affair was given for charity.
Miss Muriel Lyons was hostess 10
rs little girls and boys at a Christmas
dinner and entertainment, Wednes-
day afternoon, in the Y. NJ {. A.
beautiful Christmas tree was loaded
with gifts OF candy and nuts and
warm clothing for the children.
o.
Miss Amelia lie Blond and William
Blassey, of Rochester. Mich, were
married Wednesday afternoon, by the
Rev. James ID. Macdonald, pastor or
The Highland Park Presbyterian
church, in the parsonage OF the
church. A bridal dinner followed in
the Hotel fuller.
Mrs. Samuel s. Marquis gave de-
lightful reception Tuesday afternoon.
for her daughter. Miss Dorothy Mar
quis. and several OF the latter's class
mates in the Knox school, Tarrytown'
on-the-Hudsen, who are visiting In
Detroit.
The Princeton Triangle club gave
performance OF a musical comedy,
"Fie Fiel Fl FIJI" Wednesday even
ing. In the Broadway theater to the
great delight OF large audience. All
OF the parts were taken by members
OF the club and the performance was
especially dashing and full OF vim.
o.
Ashlar lodge, No 81, F. & A. NJ,
will keep open house in the Masonic
temple New Years day. Dancing will
begin at o'clock in the afternoon
and continue until midnight. An old
fashioned turkey dinner will be served
beginning at $50 o'clock. There will
be an equal number OF the old and
modern dances on the program.
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delightful the dansant was given
Wednesday, in the home OF Mrs.
Francis j. Sarmiento. Arlington-pl.
About $50 young people were enter
tanned. Mrs. Sarmiento giving the
dance In honor OF her nieces, the
Misses Esther and Julia Cutler, and
their holiday guest, Miss Frances
Bradley, the young ladies being class
mates in Bryn Mawr.
The Board OF Commerce auditorium
was filed Wednesday evening for the
graduation exercises OF Detroit Com
mercial college when l40 young wom-
en- and men were presented with d.
plomas. Prof William ID. Henderson,
OF the University OF Michigan, and +.
II. Green, of Philadelphia, were the
speakers.
O.
The annual Christmas festival and
supper for the benefit OF the German
Protestant Home for Orphans and
Aged People, under the auspices OF
the ladies' OF the Zoar society, will
take place, Saturday afternoon and
evening, Jan. 2, In the home. An ex-
cellent program of music and other
features will begin at o'clock.
Donations for the festival will be
gratefully received by Mrs. j Guthard,
No. 1873 Montcalm-st. east.
The marriage or Miss Edith Leila
Moss, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam E. Moss, No. 307 Seminole-ave.
TO Lieut.. Russell Alger Osmun, U. 8.
A.. was celebrated Wednesday even
ing, in the home of the brides par
ents. Miss Helen Moss, sister OF the
bride. was the only attendant. Percy
Loud was best man and the guests
were seated by Samuel Standish and
Henry Carstens. Lieut.. and Mrs. Os-
nun will be at home after Feb. I. at
Fort Totten.