The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
What Society Is Doing {

The Detroit Wheelnen will give a
St. Patrick's dancing party Tuesday
evening, March II, In the club house.
for members anu frierds. Special ttt-
vitation cards will admit friends when
properly signed. Outsiders will posi-
lively not be admitted without invita-
lions. The minstrel show will take
place April 1918.
Miss Moxcey will give the second
of her series OF Sunday vesper service
talks on springtime tomorrow in II"
Y. w. c. A.. her topic 10 be Spring
seed sowing" Homer Warren VIII
sing. Or. Florence Huson and Mrs.
Alice Craig will serve tea In the Y.
w. C. A. Tuesday afternoon from 10
8 O'Clock, and Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Edward w. Stoddard and Miss
Gail Smith will serve coffee and dough
nuts.
A basket of dainty white lilacs and
plumosis formed the centerpiece az
the tea table arranged for Mrs. j. ID.
Mccormick, OF No. 1875 Taylor-avc.,
ard 10 guests in the Lorraine Thurs
day afternoon. The favors were pad
dy" hats filed with green bonbons
and the st. Patrick's DAY decorative
IDEA was further carried out in the
ices and cakes, which were served In
the form OF shamrocks. The guestT
included Mesdames Edward Beck,
Rertram Scott, Robert Hamilton. ".
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Mabel Kidner and Miss Florence Vine
or Toronto: Mrs, Mccormick also en-
tertained Friday afternoon in the I.or
aine. following box party at the Tenn
pie, her guests including Mrs. Oscar
VI. Springer, Miss Bessie Springer and
Miss I.eona Breisacher.
A club OF young people gave jolly
theater party. followed by supper in
the Lorraine. Thursday evening. The
table was prettily decorated with red
roses. The guests included Misses
Pcss Wheeler, Elsie Mcdonnell, Lillian
williamson. Hazel Llichfield. Marie
Baxter. and Messrs. Elwood Jones,
Henry Partridge. Bert Weber. Comp
ton Aldrich and Robert c. Pinkerton.
The ladies' or Westminster Presby-
terian church will give ST. Patrick ;
day social Tuesday evening, March
IL. i'm the church parlcrs.
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The Girls guild OF the Cadillac,Avc.
Presbyterian church vii! give an old
time concert In the church next Fri.
day evening.
The celebration of ST. Patrick's day
Will be observed by the members OF
Holy Rosary parish. Sunday, with .
concert In the evening. The program
will include an organ recital by Prof.
A. A. Langlois, an address by Judge
Alfred j. Murphy on 1.-The day we eel.
citrate and songs o. Homer Warren
end Harold Jarvis. The proceeds will
go to the new church building fund.
Mrs. Sarah Hubbard, recordkeeper.
and Mrs. Ella Stevens. finance auditor.
OF Banner hive, l.. q. T. NJ OF tho
World who have been under quaran-
tine for several weeks by the illness
OF the two little daughters OF Mrs.
Stevens with scarlet fever, will soon
be able to resume their duties.
Mrs. Mabel f. Warrington. pianist
OF Banner hive. l.. Q. 7. VI. OF the
World. has obtained leave OF absence
for six weeks TO visit different points
In Canada. Part OF her visit will be
with her father, who resides In Ham.
iIton.
A ST. Patrick's day party will be
given Monday evening In Gaines acad-
envy. Flnzel will furnish the music.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Mary Stuart McGregor. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McGregor. Of
Merrick-aye.. and Percy Crosse, assist.
ant prosecuting attorney. The wedding
will be celebrated in June.