The Detroit times., 1917-01-29
Society

Mrs. p. f. Hooper. OF Chicago. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. G. Worm
ley, No. n King-ave
o
Mrs. Albert NJ. Lowrie entertained
al large bridge luncheon Saturday,
in her home. No. ll9 Boston-blvd
west.
The annual meeting OF the IDgle-
side club will be held Thursday even
ing, Feb. l.. following the club mem
bers' dinner.
Mrs. Henry Stephens, OF Crosse
Pointe, has issued cards for a must
Gale and reception. Wednesday after
noon, Feb. Z.
Mrs. Onward Iansghan. Of Kan
sas City. is the guest OF her mother.
Mrs. Horace Mckay Allen. No. 100
sephine-ave.
The Massachusetts School Of
Technology Cleo. Banjo and Mando-
lin clubs will give a concert Tues
day evening. in the Ingleside club.
Delta chapter. Mu Phi Epsilon
musical sorority will give a musicalt
Monday evening. in the homo OF
Miss Grace Rink. No. "a Connecticut
ave.
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Mr.. and Mrs. howard Graves
Meredith will leave this week for the
orient. They will be accompanied
a. far as California by their son.
Aewland Meredith.
The annual charity ball OF Samar-
ltan hospital auxiliary will take
place Wednesday evening. Jan. 81,
in the Hotel Statler. Mrs. r b.
Holmes is general chairman of the
ball.
Detroit commandery. No. /,
knights TempIar, will give a ball
Thursday evening. Feb. %. in the
Hotel Statler. G. a. II. Thorn, past
commander. is general chairman OF
the ball.
O.
Mrs. William b. Taylor. No. 12l
Taylor-avc.. left the end OF the week
for California TO join her mother.
Mrs Alexander McVittie and family
who have winter home In southern
California.
Mrs Edward r. Lyon and children
Charles and Elizabeth, No ITO Tay-
lur-sve.. accompanied by Mrs. Will
liam II Petubone, No. "a Josephine
awe, left Saturday for Miami, Fla.
% remain until the late spring.
The Detroit Concert orchestra, an
ca canization OF n-professionsl
players, under the leadership Of VII
liam O. Fitz Gerald. viii give con
| cert Mond evening. in the Board
of Commerce auditorium. Miss
Marie White Clark, soprano. and W.
Francis Firth, baritone. will be the
oloists.
! Tickets for the Portmanteau the
ter which IS now playing an en-
/ gagement in the Luplex theater nay
be procured in Grinnells box office
| Owing to the demand for seats an
extra matinee will be given Tuesday.
| Boy stuart Walker and his players
he remaining performances OF The
engagement include Monday. Tues.
day and Wednesday evenings, and
tuesday and Wednesday after
| moons.
A card party for the benefit Of the
| little ones in the House OF PTovi-
dence will be given in the hone OF
Mrs Edward +. Stein, Beaubien-st..
Wednesday afternoon, beginning at
80 o'clock The following mem.
bers of the auxiliary of the House
of Providence Will assist Mrs
stein Mrs Mary Hurley, general
chairman. committee on tables auo
chairs. Mrs. Frank Blake end Mrs.
John Sarvene: cards. Mrs. William
| b Thompson and Mrs. Frank A
Schneider: prices. Mrs. William
| Martz and Mrs. Harmon Wendell;
tally cards, Mrs J. GRIZZLY and Mrs
William J. Fackerell; finances. Mrs
| Henry Weigert and Mrs. Raymond
| A Mercier. There will be a prize
for each table and the choice OF
games Is optional with the guests.
Members OF the auxiliary and friends
are invited. Mrs. William A. Ross
entertained members OF the sewing
circle and friends In the House ~
Providence. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Louis Palms, president,
presided. Mrs. William J. Black.
reader: Miss Jessie Morehouss, con
tralto. in a group Of songs: Miss
Van Der Velpen. In French and
English songs; Miss Jesne Bresler.
pianist, and Miss Sullivan. accom-
PIANIST, gave a delightful program.
| Family Pride.
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