The Detroit times., 1915-12-06

ii. Two programs will be given;
Sunday afternoon, at 4:45 o'clock
and Sunday evening, at 1880 o'clock.
rhe public Is invited. The chorus is
directed by Frederick Alexander, for
merly OF Detroit.
Beginning tuesday evening, Ar.
cadia will have an orchestra OF 35
players for dancing. The fad for
dancing which had rather a slump
the end OF last season seems to have
revived this year siuce the elimina.
tion OF the freak" dances, and the
adherence to the one-step, twostep
and waltz.
The Adroit Boat club will give the
first of series OF dancing parties.
Tuesday evening. In the Hotel Stat
Ter. Mrs. w. II. Jones. Jr., and Mrs.
Sarah Schnorr. the latter of Chicago,
will act as cheperones. During the
dancing numbers will be given by
Mrs. Maurice Heating. soprano; ID.
A. Sullivan, violinist: Russell Tucker.
pianist; Prof. II. Z. McCarty, and
Miss Florence Gender, society dane
ers.
Miss Adelaide Casgrain entertain
ed number of young people Sat.
urday evening. In compliment to
Clifford Taylor. nephew OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G.. Thomas. No. 256 Semin-
ole-ave.. who will leave within a
few days to join the British army.
Mr.. Taylor is an Englishman who
has lived In Detroit the last 10
years.
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Mrs. Clarence A. Lightner enter
tanned at dinner, Saturday evening.
for Miss JacQueline Stephens and
Julian Hartwell Harris. whose mar
riage Will take place in Christ
church, SATURDAY. Dec. IL. Miss
Constance Murphy will give a lunch.
con for Miss stephens, Tuesday, and
Wednesday Mrs Herbert Hughes
Will entertain at bridge. Mrs. Theo-
dore 4. McGraw, Jr.. will give din
ner for the bridal party Wednesday
evening.
The regular monthly meeting of
the House of Providence auxiliary
viii be held Thursday afternoon,
Dec 8, I'm Providence hospital. Pre-
parations will be made for the
Christmas entertainment for the lit
tie ones In the institution. and the
business program will be followed
by musical numbers. A meeting OF
the executive hoard OF the auxiliary
will be held Tuesday morning at
1890 o'clock. In the Hotel Pont.
chartrain.
One of the most beautiful coming
out balls OF the season was given
Friday evening. in the Hotel Statler,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Woo
for their daughter. Miss Ruth Wood
run Tall. narrow English lockwood
trees, with standards filled with pink
roses, formed tie effective decora-
tions. Miss Woodruff was frocked
in white satin and silver lace, and
carried pink rosebuds In quaint
bouquet. Mrs. Woodruff wore black
velvet. the corsage relieved with
cluster of orchids in the mauve
shades.
A fair for the benefit of the blind
babies not tafen care OF by the
state and therefore dependent upon
private charities will be held In the
home of Mrs. Henry Campbell, No.
POI Boston blvd. east. Tuesday after
noon and evening, under the aus
pices OF the Young Ladies' Bible
class OF the woodward-ave Presby-
terisn church. The committee in
charge includes the Misses Myrtle
Mcdonald. Olive Newman. Emily
Brushaber. Pauline Nagel. Effie
Suth erland. Florence Baxter, Minnie
Gehi, Maud Anderson and Birdy
Cole.
A delightful program was given
Sunday afternoon, in the Century
building, by Miss Sophie B. Clark.
soprano, Mrs. James Stanton Park.
pia mist. and Jaihes Stanton Park.
nutist. Miss Clark, who recently ar
rived from her home in Cazanovia.
n. Y. to spend the winter in Detroit
with her sister, Mrs. Park. Is an ac-
complished singer, delighting In pre-
scnting programs OF unusual kind.
Sunday afternoon, Miss Clark, dress
ed as Chippewa Indian princess.
gave number OF Indian songs that
were charming. The piano and fut
of Mr.. and Mr.
Park were most artistic. Follow
the music, informal afternoon
was served. The musicale wa
Young business women and -
friends.
O.
\ very beautiful reception W.
given Saturday afternoon, by Mrs.
Dwight Cutler, No. 1856 Woodward
ave-, to formally present to society
her daughter. Miss Esther Bowen
Cutler. Mrs. Francis J. Sarmiento
aud Mrs. Edgar Bowen assisted Mrs.
Cutler In receiving. Miss Cutler
who returned a year ago from
finishing school in Paris. was a
charming Acuro IN whita satin and