The Detroit times., 1915-12-11

sSmPbep MOuoay anu luoSoky, boS'
Is and IL. opening at 1850 o'clock.
Supper will be served from $3.50 un-
I'll 8 o'clock. The committee includes
Mrs. X. p. Gray. Mrs. II. Settering.
ton. Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. ID. Ma
gee and Mrs. r. Haugh. The booths
will be In charge of the following:
Parcel post. Mrs. o. Facsr; gro
ceries. Mrs. Schultz; fancy articles.
Mrs. y. Haush: handkerchiefs, Mrs.
Buckley: candy. Miss Juanita Win.
chester; comfortables and aprons.
Mrs. Robert Brown: japanese, Mrs.
ID. Magee: toilet articles. Mrs. Rou-
Gle; dining room. Mrs. w. Thomp-
son: supper. Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs.
+. Lapham.
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When the Yale Dramatic associa.
lion appears in Detroit, New Years
evening. giving q performance OF
Oscar Wilde's THE Ideal Husband"
In the Avenue theater. David Hamil-
ton. president OF the assoc tion and
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William p.
Hamilton. Crosse Pointe will not
have the leadingf role of Lady
Cheverly ase pected. Dean Jones.
of Yale. recently ruled that no. stu
dent in the university shali be per-
mitted 10 pla7 o female role in the
Dramatic Associations production
for longer than one season. and Mr..
Hamilton has been the leading
lady of the college troupe" for
three seasons. Therefore. Mr.. Hsia-
ilton has been compelled TO resign
his role and to take instead minor
male part.
The Christmas ball. to be given
Thursday evening. Dec. 30. In A..
cadia. 10 one OF the large social
functions invariably looked forward
10 by Detroit society with pleas
urable anticipation. The beneficiary
OF the Christmas ball II the wom-
ans Hospital and Infants home.
The executive committee OF the ball
includes Mrs. F.. d. Stair. Mrs. r.
A. Alger, Jr. and Mrs. Frederick
NJ. Alger The sub bco'nmittees In.
clude: Decorations, Mesdsmes VIII
liam H. DnCharme, Alvan Macaulry.
James Whittemore. James McLaugf-
lain, Joseph NJ Schenck. Seward
Merriam. Miss Helen werncken:
supper. Mesdames r. M. Aleer. r.
A. Alger, Jr.. John W. Beaumont.
C G., Patterson. c. A. Newcomb.
Jr.. A. w. Schloss. S. z. Heine-
man. Eugene Smith, Miss Claire
Sanders; boxes. Mrs. Dwight Cut.
Ter: reserved seats. Mrs. John -.
Ragley: music and floor. Mrs. Will
liam J. Gray; posters. Mesdames
George Johnston. Guy McFall.
Thomas Merrill; dressing room.
Mesdames A. w SchIoss. Frank b.
Biaelow: circulars. Mrs. Henry J.
Hartz: punch. Mrs. Otto Kirchner:
publicity. Mesdames James r. Shaw.
r. II. Osborne, Henry 3 Joy. The
following have taken boxes TO date:
Mesdames r. A. Alger, Jr. Fred
erick ". Alger. John W. Beaumont.
william II. DuCharme. Frederick J..
Fisher, Louis Mendelssohn, Henry
n. JOY. Henry J. Hartz. Otto Kircli-
ner. George W. Edwards. william
j. 7rav. Edward y. Stair. Philip r.
Mcmillan and Frederick j. Robin.
son.
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The card party to be given by
Mrs. Charles Louis Palms. president
Of the House OF Providence aux'!-
iary. for the officers. chairmen or
committees, members and friends or
the organization. will take place
in the Hotel Statler. Monday after
noon. Dec. 10. at o'clock, instead
of In the home of Mrs. Palms, rs
previously announced. Mrs. Mary
Hurley is general chairman. and will
be assisted by the following commit
tee chairmen; Treasurer. Mrs. Mar
garet Gaiwey: prizes. Mrs. George
Renchard. Mrs. Joseph v. Finn. Mrs.
Strathearn Hendrie: cards and pen-
ellis. Mrs. Martha Higgins. Mrs. John
McCann. Mrs. Thomas Walch and
Mrs. r. p. Byrne; tally and score
cards. Mrs. Allan Mcdonald AMI
Mrs. Robert Oakman: bridge sec
tion. Mrs. C. Piqustte Mitchell: ave
hundred section. Mrs. r. ]. Look
and Mrs. Mary. Burkheiser; pedro
section, Mrs. J. A. Ouellette ard
Mrs. Thomas Grant: arrangement
of tables. Mrs. william G. Crowley.
Miss Minnie Sullivan. Mrs. Frank
Blake and Mrs. RI. Baker. The pro.
gram Thursday afternoon consisted
OF brief talk on the work snc
duties Of the board OF estimators,
ty Arthur Gordon; musical num-
bers by Mrs. w. r. Gloseclose. vo.
calist: Miss Eva Spulane, pianist.