The Detroit times., 1916-02-05


are visiting friends in Bay City.
o.
A carnival entertainment will be
given Sunday evening. in Harmonic
hail. by Harmonic society, for mem
bers and their families.
o.
The Studebaker club will give the
annual banquet and dance. Saturday
evening, in the Hotel Tuller root
garden.
Mrs. Bennett Cushman Will en-.
tertain a number of the debutantes
at dinner-dance Saturday evening
for her daughter, Miss Florence
Cushman.
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Miss Agnes Taylor will leave Sun.
day for Ithaca. n. Y. to attend the
Cornell prom" Miss Taylor win
visit friends in New York before
returning to Detroit.
o.
Mayor Oscar B. Marx and Mrs.
Marx gave an informal reception
Friday evening. in their home, No.
465 East Grand-blvd., in celebration
of their nineteenth wedding anniver-
sary.
The University of Detroit Glee
club will give a concert Sunday
evening, In the Garrick theater.
Miss Christine Miller, contralto,
New York, and Miss Florence Nash,
pianist, of Omaha, Neb., will be the
assisting soloists.
The young ladies of the Grand and
Cadillac exchanges OF the Michigan
State Telephone Co. will give a
dancing party. Tuesday evening
Feb. 8, In Strasburg's academy.
O.
Mrs. A. p. Brush, vice-president
of the educational department OF
the Y. w. C. A., will address the
Current Topics club. Monday even
ing. at o'clock. In the association 8
parlors. on Zona Gales Mothers to
Men,"
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The Allendale Mothers club viii
meet Tuesday afternoon, Feb. s, in
the home of Mrs. M. Mcpherson
No. 155 Allendale-ave. A. X. Sweet
of the Northwestern Council oi
Clubs will give talk on "Civic
! consciousness"
Miss Florence Schofield and Miss
Eleanor Fell, who are visiting q
number of American cities In behalf
OF the Society for the Education oi
Fatherless Children In France, will
explain the objects OF the society
Monday afternoon, in the home ot
! Mrs. Walter s. Russell, No. S63 JEFF
ferson-ave.. under the auspices o
Alliance Franchise.
! o.
Detroit branch Of the Archaeolog
ical Institute of America will NEE
Saturday evening, in the Museum o
| Art. Prof. Karl p. Harrington, o
Wesleyan university. Middletown
Conn, will give an illustrated lee
ture on Roman art Later an In
formal reception viii be held fol
| Prof. Harrington and those presen
will view the Troubetzkoy exhibi
| ton. and that OF the Guild of Bos
ton Artists.
Mrs. Henry Bourne Joy enter
tanned a large number OF guests
Friday evening, in her home. "Fai'
Acres. Crosse Pointe Shores
,, There was music and other feature.
of entertainment provided for thu
guests. besides dancing and cards
Miss Ruth Draper. charming
young impersonator and reader, o
New York, gave number Of selec
tions and Hawaiian orchestr;
played.
The Twentiet hCentury club, Fri
day evening, Feb. IL, in the Centur.
building, will present Frederick I
Ranney, DR.. Orville Owen, Freder
ick w. Moe and the Rev. Cheste
b. Emerson. in a debate! Resolved
That Sir Francis Bacon was tn
author of the works OF William
Shakespeare" Mr. Ranney and ID
Owen will uphold the Affirmative
and Mr.. Moe and Mr.. Emerson tn
negative. An informal reception will
| follow.
A benefit performance will be Civ
en- in the Globe picture theater
| Grand River and Trumbullaves,
Friday afternoon. Feb. IL, for th'
benefit OF the Van Leuven Browne
Hospital-school building campaisr
fund. The program will include mo
tion pictures and vaudeville acts
! Mrs. James n. Downey is genera
! chairman OF the committee In