The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-28
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

A masquerade dancing party win be
given thursday evening, In Eagles
nall. by detroit Aerie NO. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. EDWARD David Speck,
Miss Dorothy Ballantyne and Miss
Jullana Moring ieft Thursday for Flor
ida TO remain until spring.
The marriage OF 5ts Laura 0. Blu.
Ter. daughter Of Mrs. Frederick h
Butler, TO carlton Milo Higbee, will
take place "wednesday. April 10.
Mrs. C. A. III. Thorn entertained 800
guests Wednesday evening at an in
formal reception, supper and dance,
In the Feilowcraft club.
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Harmon j. Hunt. OF Detroit. was
chosen president OF the National Com
mercial Fixtures Manufacturing asso-
citation, In the annual convention held
In Chicago, Wednesday.
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An informal reception to Detroit
clubwomen will be held Friday after
noon In the Federation club house, to
celebrate the, twentieth birthday an
niversary OF the Detroit Federation OF
Women's clubs.
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The Detroit Druggists club gave
the third annual banquet Wednesday
evening. In the Hotel Cadillac. with
o. w. Gorenfio. president OF the club,
acting as toastmaster.
Miss Elizabeth. Avery left Thursday
for Chicago to visit friends before go
ing on to the Pacific coast and to be
the guest of her brother. Kenneth
Avery, In Los Angeles.
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Floyd A. Campbell, tenor, and Writ
G. Rowland, baritone. artist pupils OF
William LAWN Will be the soloists for
the Sunday afternoon musicale-lec-
ture, In the Museum Of Art. Each
will be heard In group of songs,
and in duet from verdi's opera,
Fora del Destino."
In celebration e the seventeen
birthday anniversary OF the Rev. Ern-
est Van Dyke. the popular pastor Of
st. Aloysius church. the ladies' OF the
parish will serve q birthday dinner
Thursday evening. in st. Augustus
hall.
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Mrs. Brewer, OF Cleveland, Is spend
Ing a few days with Mrs. Oscar M !.
+! Springer, No. $40 Larned-st. east.
an In Cleveland. and IL widely known
throughout Ohio. for her prominent
support OF suffrage, the Consumers
league, and other. public and philan-
thropic movements.
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Prof. Julian Morgenstern, of the
Hebrew Union college. Cincinnati. will
give a course of six lectures In the
on The scientific study Of the Bible. .
beginning Monday evening, Feb. !.
The lectures will be free to the public
and will be given every evening at
o'clock. The lectures should be of
special interest to Bible students and
teachers. Prof. Morgenstern is an elo-
quent speaker and a deep thinker
and has won an international reputa-
ton for his scholarly achievements.
Organization OF the Smoke Abate.
ment league Of Detroit was effected
Wednesday afternoon, in the Century
building. and the following ofhcers
CuO8cu. EIoulucuI, mIS. N0lSOu n
STANDARD; first vice-president, Mrs
John d. Wiley; second vice-president.
Mrs. A. T. Atwater; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. F. T. Ranney; record
ling secretary, Mrs. H. Wilbert Spence;
treasurer, Mrs. II. 8. Gilbet: directors.
Mrs. Burt r. Shurly, Mrs. F. q. Ray,
Mrs. August Helbig. and Mrs. r. H.
Ashbaugh. Regular meetings of the
league will be held In the Century
building the last Wednesday morning
In each month, except during July,
August and September.
The marriage Of Miss Janet Jones.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis II.
Jones, to Frank Ernest Caulk, will
take place late Thursday afternoon In
the home of the brides parents, No.
1871 Jefferson-ave. The Rev. J. Fred
erick F1tschen, jr., Of the Jefferson
ave. Presbyterian church. will per-
form the ceremony. Mrs. Lawrence
d. Bull and Miss Marion Jones will
be the brides attendants. DR.. John
Caulk will be best man.
The dinnersdance Of the Central
High School Alumni association In
the Hotel Cadillac Friday evening.
promises to be an unusually pleasant