The Detroit times., 1915-02-01

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Samaritan hospital auxiliary will
meet Monday evening. in the Hotel
fuller.
Wayne temple. Pythian Sisters. will
give a concert. Thursday evening.
Feb. rs. I'm Wayne temple.
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Mrs. Theodore Bull, Miss elizabeth
Warren. and Mrs. Arthur II. Bull left
Sunday for 10 days stay In New
York.
The seventeenth annual convention
OF the American Ceramic society will
be held In Detroit, Feb 1918, with
headquarters In the Hotel fuller.
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The Junior league OF the Tuesday
Musicale. win meet Tuesday after
noon. In the home OF Mrs. Mark b.
Stevens, No. 545 Jefferson-ave.
North Star lodge, Star OF Bethle-
hem, will give a complimentary. party
to members and their ladies', in Amer
lean Eagle temple. Monday evening,
Feb. 8.
The Alma Mater association OF st.
Mary's academy, Windsor, will give
a card party Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. 8. In the home OF Mrs. w. J.
Brand. No. 926 vinewood-ave.
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The Misses Dorothy and Nesta New
man will give dancing party Tues
day evening, In their home, in honor
of Miss Eleanor Davis, OF Kansas City,
the guest OF Mrs. l.. j. Buell., No. 2S7
Seyburn-ave.
Miss Mary Margaret Walker, Miss
Christine Van Husan. Miss Sarah
Caulkins and Miss Marie Smith will
leave Tuesday for Ithaca, n. Y, where
they will be guests In one of the fra
ternity houses for the ~" hop at
Cornell.
The Tuesday Musicale will present
the American composer-pianist, Mrs.
II. II. A. Beach, assisted by Miss
Myrna Sharlow, soprano, in recital
Friday evening. Feb. 5, In the Hotel
Pontchartrain.
The Rev. Hubert c. Herring of
Boston, secretary Of the National
Council of Congregational churches.
will be the guest Of honor at ban
quet Monday evening. in the North
Woodward Congregational church
house. All of the Congregational
churches of the city will be repre-
scented at the banquet.
Miss May E. Preston will give a
piano recital Monday evening, in
Ganapol hall. Miss Preston's pro-
gram will present compositions by
Beethoven, Brahms, Mendelssohn.
Chopin, Mcdowell and Campbell-Tip-
ton. George Shorthand Kempton will
play orchestral accomplishments on q
second piano.
Beginning Monday evening. Prof.
Julian Morganstern, of the Hebrew
Union college, Cincinnati, will give
course of six lectures In Temple Beth
FL. on "The scientific study Of the
Bible" The lectures will be held
each evening this wee,. in the as
sembly room of the temple and will
be free to the public.
Wirfrid c Leland gave luncheon
In the Detroit club, Saturday, In honor
OF William III. p, Faunce. president Of
Brown university. the guests all be-
ing graduates OF the university. Fol-
lowing luncheon. the Brown Alumni
association Of Michigan was formed,
with the following officers: Presi-
dent, w. c. Leland; secretary, j. o.
Chesley; treasurer. III. A. Coffin.
A charity ball for the purpose Of
raising money for the earthquake suf-
ferers in Italy. will be held Friday
evening, Feb. ~, In Columbus tenn
pie, under the patronage OF prominent
Italian-American residents. The COM
mittee In charges includes Miss Ida
Schiappacasse, Charles Calabrese,
Miss Mary Brichetto, s. j. Sansone
and James F. Gentle.
Detroit council Knights OF Colum-
bus, will give masquerade dancing
party, In Columbus temple. Tuesday
evening. The attendance will be con-
fined entirely to members and their
families. John p. Scallen Is chairman
OF the committee on arrangements
which includes Edward j. Diedrich,
Bert +. Henderson, Howard j. Keat-
ing, Joseph j. McGrath, william j.
Nesbitt. Charles w. Meeker, Francis
A. Posselius, John p. Ryan, George
A. Netschke, Charles Bruce. Fred III.
Devine. Stephen G. Corbett, Clarence
A. Look. s. j. Donahue.
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The Red Cross ball, Friday even
Ing, Feb. S, In the Hotel Statler, which
Will go down into local history with
the distinction Of being the first social
function to be held In the new hotel.
promises to be one of the marked sue
cesses OF the season. Energetic com.
mittees are at work completing the
details. II has been arranged with
the hotel management to serve dinner
preceding the ball. reservations for
tables to be made at the hotel. The
ball supper will be served from 10 to
- o'clock. Homer Warren, as chair
man Of the floor committee, will have
the following assistants: r. M. Alger,
q. D. Pope. II. H. Sanger, r. ID. Chap
In, 8. l.. Depew, Geo. A. Kotcher,
Henry M. Butzel, j. H. Avery, Geo.
Beecher. J. 8. Holden, H. N. Torrey.
H. @. Sheldon. Carl Stellwagen, X.
n. Booth, Julius Haass. John p. Fra
ger, B. w. Clark, Guy ID. Cady. Wm.
A. c. Miller, Paul f. Bagley, James
Strasburg, Edwin Booth, Frederick
Paterson, A. I. Lewis. w. v. Moore,
Wadsworth Warren, j. II. Remick.
Victor Bresler, William J. Nagel,
Alonzo p. Ewing, c. II. Campbell, 8.
Y. Seyburn, G. ID. Waterman. Edsel
Ford Chae Iohuoou II. n~.~- n.