The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-26
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL


The fraternal organizations OF De-
troit will give a ball. Thursday even
Ing, in Arcadia.
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The annual ball for the benefit OF
the Jewish Old Folk home will take
place Tuesday evening, In Arcadia.
Mrs. Max Grossman Is general chair
man OF the ball.
The Ladies' West Warren associa-
ton will entertain the members OF
the West Warren Residents associa-
ton and their ladies', Wednesday even
ing, Jan. q, In Mitter's hall.
The College club will give theater
party In the Garrick theater, Monday
evening. Feb. i, to witness the play.
THE Things That Count" The club
members have reserved 400 seats.
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The philanthropy department OF the
Catholic Study club gave charity
card party Tuesday afternoon, In Ar
cadia. for the beneft OF several Catho-
lie charitable organizations OF the
city.
Mrs. Eleanor Hazard Peocock, So
prano. will give song recital Tues
day evening. in Westminster Presby.
terrain church, under the auspices OF
the Westminster Young Women's
circle.
The Eastern high school January
graduating exercises will take place
Wednesday evening. in the school
auditorium. School Inspector Albert
e. sherman will address the grad
yates on "A true Roman"
The Rev. Allan Stockdale. of To-
ledo. will address Q rally OF members
of the adult Bible classes OF churches
In the northwestern part Of the city,
Tuesday evening. In Scovel Presby-
terrain church. The rally Is under the
auspices OF the Wayne County Sunday
School association. Mr.. Stockdales
subject win be Adults on the job"
A farewell reception was given
Monday evening, In the Helping Hand
home, for Capt. and Mrs. Ramsay. OF
the Volunteers of America, who are
leaving for the south on account OF
Capt. Ramsay's health.
The announcement is made OF the
marriage, Dec. s, OF Miss Lillian
Baines and DR.. James Samson, both
OF Windsor. The ceremony was per-
formed In Detroit by the Rev. Joseph
A. Vance. OF the First Presbyterian
church. DR.. and Mrs. Samson are In
Florida and will visit the West Indies
before returning In the spring to De-
troit to reside.
Members OF the January graduating
class of Central high school presented
an historical pageant, Monday even
ing, In the school auditorium, the
pageant being founded on early Incl.
dents In the history of Detroit. The
performance will be repeated Tuesday
evening.
The child welfare committee Of the
Twentieth Century club, will receive
the receipts from the performance In
the Garden theater, Wednesday after
noon. Feb. 8. through the courtesy of
Manager John Kunsky. Tickets
should be purchased from Mrs. Henry
M. Campbell or Mrs. August Helbig.
The photoplay, "Mignon," will be
shown.
The concert and ball to be given in
Arcadia( Tuesday, Feb. %, for the
benefit of the Balgian sufferers from
the war. and which will be under the
patronage of Theophilus Francois,
Belgian consul in Detroit. and we'll
known citizens. will present an attrac-
tive entertainment. The concert pro-
gram will be given Miss Jennie Meade,
soprano; M. Silver, cellist; Miss Mona
Silver, banjofst: Edward de Engleion,
tenor and Madame Gardier, contralto.
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Mrs. Henry B. JOY gave delightful
luncheon Monday, in honor OF Madame
Lalla vanderveide, wife OF the min
lister of state in Belgium, who was the
guest OF the Belgian relief committee
In the Board OF Commerce, Monday
evening. Mrs. Charles b. Warren,
who was Nine. vanderveide's hostess
while the latter remained in Detroit,
gave an informal tea Sunday after.
noon, In the Country club, inviting
about 100 welLknown people to meet
Nine. vanderveide.
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The society FOR the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children and Animals Of
Highland Park, will give a benefit
card party Saturday evening, Feb. 6.
at No. SO Manchester-ave. Auction
bridge and FIVE hundred will be
played. Mrs. Charles Tricky is chair
man OF the committee In charge Of
the party. and she will be assisted by
Mrs. w. II. Bynon. Mrs. w. A. Rankin.
Mrs. j. A. Kahn. Mrs. G.. "A. Staeb,
Mrs. F. j. Diner. Mrs. j.. I'd. Mac
Donald and Mrs. l.. j. Flint. The So
ciety supports special officer for its
work In the village.
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