The Detroit times., 1910-03-11
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Miss Fay Henry, 4. NJ. Henry and
Burns Henry, left Friday. for trip
TO Panama
Mr. and Mrs Charles j Hupp. have
gone TO Florida for visit To the
southern resorts ana later will go to
{ Cuba VT
Mrs. w. H. c. Burnett. of No. 20
gladstone AVE, will be- the hostess OF
luncheon. Saturday. followed by
bridge in the afternoon.
Mabel Rebekah lodge. |. O. o. T..
VIII give pedro party. Monday even
ing, IN the residence OF Mrs Dandy
No. % Piquet,e-aYe east.
Mrs. Frederick Butler and Miss
Laura Butler left. Friday. for Louis
vile. Ky. where they viii be the
guests OF Mrs Buffers mother. Mrs.
w II Mundy
Mr.. and Mrs James T Shaw and
Mr.. and Mrs Alanson $. Brooks will
spend the early summer motoring
through Eurone. and will sail for
Naples about The middle OF April to
begin their trip
The Iune graduating class OF the
Mcmillan school nas elected th&
following officers President, Ethe!
NJ Maxwell ,ice-president, Lillian y.
Miller; secretary Edith : John, ami
treasurer, Nary c. Shields
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Catherine Brinkley leCOmpte,
daugter ~ Mrs. Howard Y. LeCompte.
of New lorh TO Harry Paxton, son II
Nj. and Mrs Harry James Paxton OF
Detroit Inc marriage viii take place
in the fall
In aid OF the House of Providence,
the Youns adde's sodality OF 81,
Peter and rauls ca Aedral Will give d
vaudeville ana minstrel entertainments
in the scnool hall on Parsons-st., April
4. The Young ladies are now beng
trained by Or Lou McPhee
Mrs W. r. English. of Grand Rapids
chairman OF the legislative committee
~ the safe Federation OF Women :
clubs. ami AIRS Belle NJ Perry, 4
Charlotte, We're guests at a mnche an
given in their honor Friday at the
College club by prominent clubwomen.
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Prof Wallace W Atwood OF the
University OF Chicago. will lecture Oh
Alaska, Saturday evening. in the
Church OF Our Father Prof AtNoOd
has made eNhdastiv, research inc
Alaska and It's resources for rbc
United States government. and his
findings are mates ot official record
ahd reference
The first OF series of Ienten organ
recitais will he given in the Church
oi our Father. Saturday afternoon. at
4;30 o'clock by Charles Frederic
Morse The yecitas are free 10 the
public. Miss Hope smith. soprano,
will assist Mr. Morse Saturday after
noon. and on March 10, Mrs Charles
+. Hammond will sing.
The marriage OF Miss Zoa Irene
Burrows. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Burrows. No $50 Wabash-ave..
10 Joseph Merrcll. a well.known west
side grocer and former alderman from
the Tenth ward was celebrated,
Thursday. in the Haven NJ f.. church.
The wedding was a very quiet family
affair Mr. and Mrs Merrell have gone
To Palm Beach Fla, Tor their honey
moon.
One OF the most interesting meetings
Cf the season Was that OF the Tween
ticth Century cat. Thursday after
noon. i'm The Century building when
Mrs Bell NJ Perry. OF Charlotte,
Mich. discussed Civil Service Re
form" and Mrs Philip T Van Zile, OF
Detroit, held ont for the slogan. To
The victorS belong the spoils. Tho
question came In for animated discus.
sion on che part Of the clubwomen.
with the large majority in favor of
reform.
4 large audience enioved the at
tractive program presented in the Y.
W. c. A. auditorium, Thursday eve
ming. under the auspices of Louisa
st Clair chapter. r. 4. r.. when De
trnit in Song and story was the fea-
ture. Mrs Arthur VI. Parker told
stories about Detroit in a most inter
esting way while a series OF tableaux.
depicting various historic periods In
the city's life were delightfully."- por-
trayed by the Misses Natalie Nelson.
Gertrude Osborn Eleanor Allen and
Edith Swifth Music was given by
Mrs. Theodore Hinchcliffe and Miss
Mary Clark