The Detroit times., 1915-01-16
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

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Miss Elizabeth Avery entertained
at luncheon Thursday, for her guest.
Miss Eleanor Cole, OF Boston.
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ST. Marys hospital auxiliary VIII
hold special meeting Saturday art
ernoon, in the hospital.
Miss Anne Donnelly will entertain
party OF youns. friends at her home
IN Bloomfield Hills. Sunday.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Margaret Nj. Pyle, daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. (. w Pyle. No. l64 LIN
/, coln-aye., to John c. Kinsel, Jr.
The conservation committee Oh the
Federation OF Women's clubs VIII give
tea Saturday afternoon, in the FED,
Grafton club house.
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Delta chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon sor-
GRITTY, will give card party, Satur-
day, Jan %, in the Federation cluD
house
Mrs. Murray Sales will give din
ner In her home in Crosse Pohle,
Saturday evening. Jan %, In honor OF
Miss Janet Jones
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The Jefferson-aye. Thursday Nlght
club gave dinner-dance Thursday
: evening in the French room OF the
Woman's exchange.
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Prof. William ID. Henderson, OF the
University OF Michigan. Will give
lecture Saturday evening, In the First
Unitarian church, on Human nature
and tha changing order,
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The Political and Civic league VIII
meet Tuesday afternoon, Jan. ~, In
the Elliott.Taylo r-Woolfenden care.
when DR. William Wilson; superinten-
dent OF the Florence Crittenton home
will speak on Problems of domestic
service" A kaffeeklatch Will follow.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bielman
will celebrate their twenty-tfth we'd
ding anniversary, Friday evening. Jan.
%. with an informal reception, from
s To 10 o'clock
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Miss Alice Rebecca Marsh, general
secretary OF the Detroit Y. w. c. A.,
is in Flint, visiting her sister. Mrs.
l.. " Cram. Miss Marsh will address
the annual meeting of the Jackson
Y. w. C. A., in Jackson, Jan. l9.
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The Goodfellowship club composed
Of employees of Grinnell Bros Music
house held the monthly dinner and
meeting Monday evening in the Edel-
weiss Thomas May, cartoonist OF
The Times, gave an illustrated talk
on the making OF cartoons. and pro-
gram OF short speeches and music was
given by H. NJ Glidden and "a. NJ
1eidt, OF Boston; IL, II. McCracKen
New York, and F.,R Dentz, J. Anton
DALEY and Verne Hewer, Detroit.
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The Woman's Taxpayers league
swill meet Monday afternoon, Jan. Is,
in the Century building, when Robert
.McKinnell, OF the city treasurer's of
Sfce, will give talk on Taxes. their
source, collection and distribution"
NJ J. Mcdonald will also speak. Judge
! Alfred j. Murphy had been announced
as the speaker. but will be unable TO
fulfill the engagement until later
date.
f.. d. Trowbridge of Barcelona,
Spain. formerly OF Detroit, now in the
city visiting relatives, following sew
eral years residence In Spain, has
given a number OF valuable articles TO
the Detroit Museum OF Art which he
brought from Spain These include
several remarkable parchments OF the
fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, a
Phoenician flower vase and a Phoeni-
clan bead necklace. the latter two
supposed TO have been made between
200 and 500 B. C.,
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A pretty home wedding was cele-
brated Thursday evening, in the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur w. Carkeek,
No. rs Harper-ave., when their daugh-
ter. Miss Ida Carkeek was married to
Irvine Mowat Hunter, OF Chicago. The
ceremony was performed by the Very
Rev. Dean Samuel S. Marquis, OF st.
Pauls cathedral Miss Mary Elaine
Carkeek. sister OF the bride, was maid
OF honor, and r. f. Buchanan, OF Chi
cago, was best man. An informal re-
ception followed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter will live in Chicago.