The Detroit times., 1915-01-29
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mrs. Frances q. Boynton will give
an informal illustrated talk on Sicily
anc Palermo" Friday evening. In the
First Unitarian church.
DR.. J. Il. Clark viii address the 30
ciety OF Detroit Chemists Friday even
ing. In the Employers association
rooms. on The question of filtration
plant In Detroit"
Miss Dorothy Conger and Miss Anna
Hitchcock will give an informal studio
tea. and program Of exhibition danc-
Ing. In their studio. No. 100 Wood
ward-ave. Saturday afternoon, from 3
TO s o'clock.
The College club will give an in
formal tea Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Winthrop s. Victor viii read, and
Mrs. Justin Emerson viii act as hos
tess Of the tea
Miss Stella Harrison. OF Syracuse.
N. y. 10 visiting her cousin, Miss
Marguerite Weimer, No. lb1 Warren
ave. east.
Invitations have been issued for the
formal opening of the Hotel Statlcr,
Saturday evening. Feb. 8. Dinner will
be served at 6. 8 and 10 o'clock. and
there win be dancing. before and fol-
lowing dinner. In the ballroom.
The members Of the graduating
class and teachers Of the Montieth
school were the guests Of Fred p. Hib-
herd. No. $50 Cadillac-ave.. Saturday
eveLing. at supper. following theater
party in the Temple theater. Of which
Frank Gies was host.
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Detroit branch of the Michigan Chill
dren's Home society will give bridge
and i've hundred party Saturday att
ernoon, beginning at . o'clock. In the
home Of Mrs. George @. Caron. No.
81 Davenport-st, The proceeds win
be devoted to tho society.
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Detroit branch, Association OF Col
legiate Alumnae, win meet for Q
social afternoon Saturday. Feb. 6, In
the college club. Miss Genevieve X.
DUFFY has charge of the program. The
play which the alumnae was to pre-
sent Thursday. Feb. I. has been In
definitely postponed.
The graduating class of the Mar
tindale Normal Training school, num-
bering 81, held the class luncheon
Wednesday afternoon, In McDiarmid's
Chocolate homestead. At the same
hour, the graduating class Of the Clip
pert school, IL In number, gave the
class luncheon In the attractive home
stead tea room.
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Arcadia was crowded Thursday
evening with a brilliant assemblage
for the first ball of the Michigan
Fraternal congress. All fraternal or
ganizations In Detroit were represent.
ed in the grand march which was led
by Mrs. Alberta Droelle, state COM
mander Of the Ladies' of the Macca-
bees of the World. and DR.. L. e. Sis
Ter. president of the congress.
Mrs and Mrs. c. R. Wilson, No. 50
Frederick-st., entertained informally at
dinner Thursday evening, for w. w.
Harris, Of New York. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ford, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sehermerhorn, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. q. Reilly and George H. Cat
lin. Mr.. Harris, who Is managing
editor of the New York Sun, is for.
me-. Detroit newspaperman and was
the guest of the Twentieth Century
club in the afternoon.
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Alliance Franchise will meet Thurs.
day evening. Feb. IL, In the Hotel
Pontchartrain, when the program will
be given by members of the faculty
and student body Of the University Of
Michigan. Harry Vincent wann. who
has taken M. Rome Talmon's place as
hcac of the French department in the
university. and Albert Hurlbutt, a men,
Der of the French faculty will be on
the program. Miss Marjorie Adams, q
student In the university, will sing.
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For the first time In 20i years the
members OF the Central High School
Alumni association will dine together
preceding the annual business meet
ing and dancing party, which Is to be
held Friday evening. In the Hotel Cad
lilac. Dinner will be served at small
tables at $3.50 o'clock, upwards of 275
covers having already been reserved.
The grand march which will open
the dancing program at $3.50 o'clock
will be led by Jared w. Finney, the
oldest living graduate OF Central high
and the youngest girl member Of the
January graduating class. Edwin L.