The Detroit times., 1915-01-21
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mrs. David Gray gave dinner for
IL guests, Wednesday evening, in her
! home in Crosse Pointe
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Kappa Alpha PM fraternity viii
give a dancing party Friday evening.
In the Hotel Cadillac.
Mrs. William n Murphy and Miss
Selenah Murphy are in New York
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Mrs. Walter Brooks ewill entertain
at bridge. Tuesday. Jan. 20,
Miss Josephine Clay entertained l6
girl friends al luncheon " ednesday
in honor or several attractive visitors,
including Miss Cole. Boston: Miss
/ Bowling, and Miss reynolds, Toledo,
and Miss Fitch. New York
The olympia. Male quartette, as
sisted by Mrs Belle Parsons Ocken-
den. reader and acocmpanist. will
give concert in the Y. NJ. G. A. audi
torium, next Tuesday, at s o'clock,
under the auspices of the Ever
? Ready club OF the association.
/ The Lincoln Debating club will en-.
( tertain the Alcott Literary club at a
lsleigl-ride party. Saturday evening,
Jan. %. Mr. ana Mrs. William T..
/ Bellies, No. 500 Warren-ave. west, en-.
ltetained both clubs at a Chinese sup
/ per following q special program, Sat
urday evening.
! Mu Sigma sorority of the Detroit
College OF Music will give a concert.
! f'riGay evening. in the college haH. for
the benefit of the Florence Crittenton
circle. The program will be present
: ed by Miss Eva Woodward Lord, Miss
( Elizabeth Ruhlmann. Miss Gertrude
Quay, Miss Sara Schellberg. Miss Iona
4 Velma Stevens, Mrs. Louise Unsworth
Gregg, DR., Charles j. Craig, and Ray
! mond Dulitz
| The Central w. c. T. U. will meet
Friday afternoon, In w. c. I. u. head
quarters, No. 125 High-st. west. Mrs.
! ID, G Jones, who was aAdelegate 10 the
national w. G. T. u. convention in AT,
lanta, last fall, Will give talk on in.
/ cidents Of the convention.
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! The Mems club Of Emmanuel Pres.
I byerian church will meet Thursday
evening, in the church parlors. Mr..
! Ccrnor, OF the Detroit Chemical Co,
will speak on The commercial value
ard Uses OF acids"
Theta Kappa Tau VIII give an in
formal dancing party, Wednesday
evening, Feb. 3, in Columbus temple
The dancing program will include old
and new dance steps. Tickets may be
had from the following members
Misses Esther Van Duson, Adele
Dame, Sydonne Dossin Bernadotte
Foster. Myrtle Dupont. Patricia Fos-
ter. Kathryn Corcoran, Margaret
Hickey, Gertrude Van Duson, irene
Grobbel. Edith Hickey and Mrs. S.
tC. DJwell
The marriage of Miss Madeleine
Marie Campbell, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John l.. CAM ell, No. 3613 JEFF
ferson-ave., to George Francis Baker,
was quietly soemnized Wednesday
evening, the Rev. James Stapleton,
OF the Church OF the Annunciation, Of
floating. Miss Lillian Campbell at
terded her sister as mad OF honor,
'aI Frederick Baker, brother OF the
groom, was best man. After March l.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker will be at home
in the Hotel Charlevoix.
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Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilmore will
be the guest OF the Equal Suffrage
league OF Wayne county, March TO-
Mr., and Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, of
England, the famous suffragists, who
were to speak in the armory, Jan. 81,
VIII come at later day, the Wayne
county league postponing the date SO
as not 10 conflict with the appearance
OF Miss Evangeline Booth, who Is TO
speak, Sunday afternoon, Jan. 81, in
the Detroit opera house. Miss Mar
garet Fay Whittemore gave an inter
esting talk Wednesday afternoon, in
suffrage headquarters, on her recent
stay in Washington.
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Miss Mary Bruce-Brown. the Scotch
prima donna, who Is 10 be one of the
soloists OF the Scotch concert, in the
armory, Thursday evening Jan. %, un-
der the auspices OF st. Andrews so.
'ciety, will be the guest OF the ladies'
auxiliary 10 the society, during her
stay In the city. Miss Bruce-Brown
will make her first appearance in this
country at the Detroit concert which
is given TO commemorate the birthday
anniversary of Robert Burns Seats
for the concert will be placed on sale
after Jan. 20, in David Wallace &
Sons store.
Maj. Harry y. Bandholtz, OF the
Twenty-ninth infantry. Y. S. A., now
stationed at Fort Porter. n. Y. will
be the guest OF honor at the dinner
OF the Naval and Military Order Of
the Spanish-American War. Saturday
evening, Jan. 23. lathe Hotel Tuller.
Invitations TO the dinner-may be pro-
cured from Lieut.. Edmund 4. Pater-
son, No. 100 Guswold-st Col. John
Fl Peterman \Hho commanded the
ThirtyfoYPth Michigan infantry in
+Cnba. NH be a guest at the dinner
also. Officers who were ini service
during the Spanish-AmerIcan war. and
particularly officers of the Thfrtxffth
Michigan infantry. il is hoped. \in
make an effort TO attend the dinner
to greet Maj. Bandholtz.
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