The Detroit times., 1915-02-13

Misses Gladys Cross, e. M. Young.
Alta Stewart, Laura Straschien, Flora
Ulrich, Nellie Henry, Mabel Knowl-
ton, Dee Clark, Gertrude Guilds, Ma
belle Henry, Mabel Nehls and Helen
Miller.
A delightful. informal dinner mark
ed the opening Of Dixieland. In its
new home at No. Gas Woodward-ave.,
Friday evening. The fine old mansion
which has been taken by Miss Brahan
and Miss Dorothy Lincoln, has been
remodeled TO suit the purposes Of q
tea room. where luncheon, afternoon
tea, dinner and special social fiinc-
lions Of all kinds may be enjoyed un-
der tho most attractive conditions.
The large rooms are admirably suited
to this end, and have been skilfully
decorated TO reproduce the atmos-
phere OF q charming southern home.
A large reception room makes an ideal
dancing room and dinner-dances Will
be given every Friday evening. The
dancing room may be used at any time
by guests ut luncheon, afternoon tea
or dinner. Friday evening. the dinner
appointments were carried out In the
Valentine idea and were most attrac-
tive.
The house committee Of the North.
western woman's club. Mrs. l.. III.
Brueggemann, chairman; Miss Ma
tilda Lempke, Mrs. J. @. Riddle, Mrs.
M. Teatherstone, Mrs. q. M. Heinrich,
Mrs. Kent d. Lord. and Mrs. r. q.
Keyes, have completed arrangements
for the annual banquet OF tho club In
the Hotel fuller, Monday evening,
Feb. 10. The speaker Of the evening
will be Judge Alfred J. Murphy. The
Rev. J. ID. jeffrey, OF Scovel Memorial
Presbyterian church, will give the In
vocation, and the presidents annual
address viii be made by Mrs. Frank
J. Auringer. Toasts will be respond
cd TO az Follows: "Our kindergarten,
Mrs. Herbert L. Stewart; Our study
Mrs. w. 8. Thomas; "Our club
women" Arthur J. Lacy. Musical
numbers will be given by Miss Eliza
beth Stott, soprano; Andrew Davis,
William Green, tenor, and j.
b. Wilder. yiolinist.
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The musicale given in the home Of
Mrs. J. n. Quick. No. 124 Blaine-ave..
Thursday afternoon, for the benefit of
the babies milk fund OF the Flor
ence Crittenton home, was great
success. Valentine decorations were
arranged throughout the
house and eight valentine girls served
the dainty refreshments Of ice cream
and cake. The program was especial
" pleasing, and enjoyed by all. Sew
eral selections were given by each of
the following: Mrs. r. ID. Steele. So
prano; Charles M. Ciohecy. baritone:
Mrs. Helen Burr-Brand. harpist. and
Miss Gertrude Piass. dramatic reader.
Amos Victor Fouik. monologist, OF
New York. won the favor of all by
his clever impersonation of the coloreS
minister preaching a sermon. He
also gave Tho Blot on Escutcheon."
"A Poets Vision of Fame and Love-"
The Victim" and THE One-Legeed
Goose" Mrs. Quick was assisted By
the following ladies' a. hostosses:
Mrs. ID. q. Pipp. Mrs. David Black
burn. Mrs. l.. Cottington, Mrs, l.. N.
CLARK, Mrs Harry Wilson. Mrs. Leon
ard eamueis. and Mrs. Franklin Uns-
worth. There were over $50 present.
March IL, q musicale and tea will be
given IN the home Of Mrs. Charles ID.
sssbAidt. No. 1855 Grand Rivereve.
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The Lincoln Debating club win
give an Interesting program IN Nom
ory q Abraham lincoln. Saturday
evening. IN the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william II. Boiles. No. so War.