The Detroit times., 1915-01-02

Century auditorium, in the free enter.
tainment arranged by the twentieth
CentGry club. Tor young business Wo-
men and their friends. Mrs. George
Strelinger viii preside at the informal
tea 10 follow.
. Mis- Stanley c. Miner. No. 199 JEFF
ferson-aye., save an informal after
noon tea Saturday, for her daughter.
MISS Marion Louise Miner.
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The Hypatia club will meet Monday
afternoon, Jan. 4, in the Federation
club hodse. Mrs &. w. Findiater,
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs, c. n, Wilson
will take part in the program.
Mrs. E. r. Muir. No. 400 Cadillac
ave, entertained 20 children. Satur-
day afternoon, for her young daugh-
tiers, little Misses Mary Esther and
Lucia Helen.
Park Corinthan chapter, Eastern
Star, will give an informal dancing
party Thursday evening, Jan. IA. in
Oddfellows' temple, BethHhe-aye and
Brush-st.
Mrs. Andrew II. Green. Jr., will give
dinner Saturday evening, in the
Country club, for Miss Marjorie Park
er. OF Hartford, Conn, who is the
guest OF Mrs William Burtenshaw.
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Mrs. Charles f. Hammond was the
hostess OF charmingly appointed
luncheon Saturday. in honor OF her
young daughters. the Misses Julie and
Ethel Hammond. After luncheon Mrs.
Hammond took her young guests TO
the theater.
John Kendrick Bangs, the we'll
known writer and bumorist, will give
a talk on "Salubrities | Have Met"
Saturday evening, in the Board Of
Commerce auditorium, for members of
the board and their families.
A New Years entertainment for 500
children was held in Boos hall, Bald
win and Gratiot-aves., Friday evening,
under the auspices OF the Banner 100
club. Gifts were distributed from a
large Christmas tree,
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over 500 members of ASHER lodge,
No. 91 f. * A. NJ. and their families
and guests enjoyed the New Years
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the Masonic temple Dancing began
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and con-
tinued until midnight Other amuse-
ment features were PROVIDED ror tnvss
who did not care to dance and a tur-
key dinner was served from $3.50 to s
o'clock.
The Ladies Of the Ioar society have
charga OF the annual Christmas festi-
val an6 supper 10 be held in the Ger
man Protestant Home for Orphans
and Old People, Saturday afternoon
and evening There will be a sale Of
fancy and practical aprons, and a
musical and literary program will be
given afternoon and evening. Gifts
will be distributed to those in the
home
Mrs. Clara +. Arthur mother" OF
pubic Fairgrounds in Detroit will give
n talk on Public Fairgrounds be-
fore the Northwestern Womans club.
Monday afternoon, Jan. 4, in Diamond
temple. Mrs. c. J. Whipple will have
charge OF the program. which will be
open TO the public and which will in.
clude musical numbers by L. Marea
Biunden, pianist, Mrs. Bessie K. Will
liams, soprano. and A. Edison Laing,
violinist. The fifth annual Christmas
party OF the club was given Monday,
Dec. %, when about 20 children and
adults were entertained
The cotton ball for the benefit OF
the mothers and babies in Providence
hospital will take place Tuesday even.
ing, Jan. 5, in Arcadia, and everything
points TO splendid success. All OF
the boxes have been taken, and the
ticket sale is progressing satisfactor-
lily. A recital of organ music will be
giv5l from $50 to 9 o'clock. when
Frederick Cooper and Miss Hurst will
give several fancy dance numbers,
and Master Harry S. Gould and Miss
jeanette Hurst will present several
folk and fancy dances. A meeting OF
the chairmen of committees With the
executive board of Providence auxil-
larry Will be held Monday morning,
Jan. 4, at II o'clock. in the Hotel
Pontchartrain, TO complete details.