The Detroit times., 1915-01-25
SOCIAL and
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r. Gray and Mr.
and Mrs. Lyman W. Goodenough, are
In New Mexico for "A few weeks.
Mrs. Walter BROOKS will entertain at
a bridge-tea Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. w. Bradley and
daughter Hazel, No. 80 Church-st..
Highland Park. left Monday for three
months visit In Florida
Mrs. Edwin r. Nall will leave the
end of the week for St. Johns river,
Florida. to visit her parents. Mr.. Nall
VIII join her March l.
The junior league OF the Tuesday
musicale will meet Tuesday afternoon,
[, Feb. 2, In the home OF Mrs. Mark B.
Stevens, No 545- Iefferson.aye
Miss Matilda NJ. Riley. No, 12s Bur
lingame-ave., is the guest OF her sis
ter. Mrs. Stanley II. Christian, in
Phoenix, Ariz.
| The engagement is announced OF
Miss Irene Ball. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Ball. New York, to Harry w.
Wagner, OF Detroit.
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Mrs. Bennett Cushman and Miss
Florence Cushman will leave the end
OF the week for New York to spend 10
/ days before going south to remain un-
I'll spring.
The Society OF Detroit Chemists
will meet Friday evening, In the EN-
ployers' association rooms. when DR..
| j. Z. Clark will speak on THE ques-
tion of filtration plant In Detroit"
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North Star lodge, Star of Bethle-
hem. Will hold an open meeting Mon
day evening when a musical program
will be given and a mystery box"
opened.
The recently elected officers of
Wayne temple. Pythian Sisters. and
Myrtle lodge, Knights of Pythias, will
be formally installed Thursday even
ing, Jan. %. In the castle, Cass-ave.
and Bagg-st.
Miss Eleanor harrison, OF Chicago.
will talk to the Equal Suffrage league
OF Wayne county, Wednesday after
noon, In suffrage headquarters, on
THE modern city" Miss harrison
has devoted close study to civics In
every phase. Informal afternoon tea
will follow.
An informal supper will take place
Monday evening. In Tabernacle Meth
odist church. for the members of Tab
ernacle and Simpson churches which
congregations have decided to merge
The Rev. Howard A. Field. OF Simp-
son. and the Rev. H. H. Hough, of
Tabernacle, will address those present
on the plans OF the merger.
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An historical pageant OF the found
! ing Of Detroit will be staged In Cen
trail High school auditorium Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. by the
members OF the January graduating
class. Special effort was made to pro-
cure historical plates for the correct
design OF the costumes. The first
scene Of the pageant will show the
court OF Louis XIV and the second
Fort Pontchartrain as the site of De-
troit was first known.
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An interesting and delightful lee.
ture on American art" was given Sun
day afternoon, In the r-useum of Art,
by Dudley Crafts Watson, OF ,Milwau-
kee. Mr.. Watson's talk embodied
American art as It applies to paint
Ing, sculpture, architecture, music,
poetry and motion pictures. Several
pleasing songs were given by H.
Whorlow Bull, accompanied by Mrs.
Mark B. Stevens.
A reception to celebrate the twen-
tieth anniversary of the founding of
the Detroit Federation of Women's
clubs. Will be held Friday afternoon.
Jan. rs, from to 5 o'clock, In the
federation club house, Second and
Hancock-aves. Mrs. Frances Boynton.
first president of the federation. and
all subsequent presidents and officers.
and charter members will be guests of
honor, while clubwomen In city and
state will be present. The program
VIII be largely informal and reminis.
cent
series or Lenten morning must
Gales will be given In the Hotel Point
chartrain. under the direction OF
Charles Frederic Morse, beginning
Wednesday morning. Feb. "a, with a
song recital by Albert Lindquest.
tenor. Other artists to be presented
will include Wednesday, March 3,
Hugo Kortschak, violinist: wednes-
day, March 10, Reinald Werrenrath,
baritone; Wednesday. March II, Miss
Florence Hinkle, soprano.
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Five chapters Of the p. E. o. were
entertained Saturday afternoon. in the
home OF Mrs. George @. Caron, No
81 Davenport-st.. at an informal recep-
ton to meet Mrs. Ellet @. Drake, OF
Beatrice, Neb., supreme organizer OF
the p. F. o.. The society was origi.
nally college sorority In Iowa, but
has gradually become national or
ganization of about 10000 members.
the object being to provide an educa-
tional fund for the purpose of assist
Ing girls to procure college educa-
ton.