The Detroit times., 1911-04-19
IN SOCIETY

Alcazar club will give dancing
party, Wednesday evening, In knights
OF Columbus hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Smart, NO. 44i
Putnam-ave., have returned from SIX
months stay in California.
Kilwinning lodge will be hosts at
an informal dancing party In tho
chapter parlors, in the Masonic tenn
pie, Thursday evening, closing the
seasons entertainments OF the lodge
o.
The Ladies' Arab Patrol viii give an
exhibition drill and informal dancing
party, Wednesday evening, In Stras-
burg's hall. The affair Is given TO
raise funds toward the Masonic bed
In the Detroit tuberculosis sanatorium.
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There Is active demand for tickets
In Grinnell's for the Kirmess TO be
given In Knights of Columbus hall,
Friday and Saturday evenings, and
Saturday matinee, for the benefit OF
teh Arnold Home for Aged People.
The entertainment promises to be
one OF the most successful OF the
year.
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Upwards of 300 attended the ban
quet, Tuesday evening. in the North
Baptist church, of the Detroit Bap-
list union. The Rev. +. b. Cutler
acted as POSTMASTER and speeches
were made by the Baptist clergy and
well-known laymen of the city.
musical program added to the pleas
ure of the affair.
The first Eastern Star chapter ever
organized In Michigan to meet IN the
daytime, was instituted in the o. 70.
s. temple a few days ago and will
be known as Metropolis chapter. The
chapter starts with a full charter
list.
A large audience, many bouquets
and much applause marked the grad
uating recital, Tuesday evening, or
Miss Juliette Aurie Gleason, in Chat
fee hall Miss Gleason is a graduate
Of the Detroit Training School OF Flo
cution and English Literature and for
her graduating program selected an
arrangement of that delightful play.
Polly OF the Circus" The various
characters In the play were given ef-
fective portrayal by Miss Gleason.
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The engagement is announced or
Miss Ethel Johnson, daughter or Mr..
and Mrs. william M. Johnson. Ann
Arbor, to Walter Campbell Irwin, OF
Detroit, the marriage to take place
in August in ST. Paul's cathedral,
in this city Mr.. Irwin Is a son OF
Nav Irwin the actress.
The annual meeting OF the Michi'
gan commandery of the Naval and
Military Order of the Spanish-Am-
erican War will be held in the Hotel
fuller, Saturday evening, at
o'clock, when arrangements will be
completed for the annual meeting OF
the national commandery, which is
to be held in Detroit, May 26 and
q.
The nominating committee OF the
Michigan society of Sons OF the Rev
olution will present the following
slate to the membership, in the an
nual meeting, to be held, Friday even
ing in the Hotel Pontchartrain: Pres
ident, Lee s. McCollester, d. D.;
vice-president, Joseph Greusel; Sec
Rotary, Williams G. Harris; treas
urer, Enoch Smith; registrar, Ray
mond E. Van SICKLE; chaplain, Rt.
Rev. Charles d. Williams; historian,
Clarence NJ. Burton. Delegate-at-
large. Richard II. Fyfe; George W.
Bates, George II. Barbour, William
A. Butler, William M. Finck, viii
liam p. Holiday, II. II. Pettee, Geo.
b. Remick, Elliott T. Slocum; mem
bers of the board, John P. Antisdel,
Enoch Bancker, Jackson; James f.
Ball, Marquette; Charles K. Baxter,
J.. Remsen Bishop, Gen. Charles A.
Coolidge, Franklin s. Dewey, II. II.
Earhart, c. Frederick Heyerman, DR..
Frank Ward Holt. William .Judson,
Grand Rapids; DR.. Stephen II. Knight
Charles Moore, Frank d. Taylor,
Sheldon A. Wood.