The Detroit times., 1911-04-07
In SOCIETY

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John Paul Jones chapter, Children
OF the Revolution, will meet Satur-
day afternoon In the home OF Junior
Smith, No. sos Secondave.
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The engagement is announced OF
Miss Violet keenan,, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs James j.. keenan,, TO Stewart
Hanley.
William II. Cross, basso, has been
engaged as soloist OF the Central
Methodist church. Mr. Cross is
pupil OF Sam | Slade,
The Farrand Guards will hold
Camp" Friday evening, IN the FIRST
Presbyterian chapel. Harold jarvis
will sing
DR. G.. c. Bowles will give a free
illustrated lecture, Friday evening, In
the Moore school on Truths every.
one should know about the teeth.
King Cyrus chapter, No. 1873 X. a.
NJ, will give give smoker, Tuesday
evening, April IL. in the chapter par
lors, IN the Masonic temple Lucius
E. Wilson. secretary OF the Detroit
Board or Commerce, will speak.
Mrs. Annie L. Andrus is holding w.
C. T. L.. institutes, and giving al
dresses In Kalamazoo, st. Joseph and
Van Buren, counties. for the local
unions. Mrs. Andrus will return TO
Detroit about the middle OF the
month, after three weeks absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Grinnell have re-
turned from a protracted southern
trip. They remained a fortnight in
San Antonio and Mr.. Grinnell had
the opportunity to visit the camps or
the troops stationed there. He says
everything is In splendid shape, with
excellent sanitation, and that the SOL
der boys are being given hard, rtgor-
Gus tests every day. Mr.. Grinnell be-
lieyes the Mexican trouble 10 be more
serious than appears on the surface,
but says 1t is very apparent that the
United States troops are fully pre-
pared for any emergency.
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Alumni Of Olivet college TO the
number OF rs met Thursday evening
for dinner in the Elliott-Taylor-Wool-
fenden Co. cafe, for the purpose OF
forming an association. Prof. George
A. Knapp and Prof. II. A. Miller, OF
the college faculty. were guests OF
honor and addressed those present.
f. II. Fuller was elected secretary OF
the new association, and with com
mittee appointed for the purpose, will
choose the remaining officers.
Mrs George Johnston was reflect
ed president of the Twentieth Cen
fury building The election followed
the annual club luncheon. Other Off
GERS chosen were Vice-president,
Mrs. Homer r. Stafford. treasurer,
Mrs O. Is. Baldwin; recording, secre-
tary, Mrs. Charles A. Forster; CORE
spending secretary, Miss Elizabeth
Smith. Amendments TO the constitu-
ton were acted upon and II was de-
cided 10 increase the yearly member
ship dues from IS to $40 per year.
Rehearsals for the Kirmess to Oe
given in Knights OF Columbus hall,
April 81 and %, are being held every
day under the direction of Mrs. An
ME Ward Foster. The Kirmess is TO
be given for the benefit of the Arnold
Home for the Aged, and boxes have
been taken by the following Mrs.
Frederick NJ Alger, Mrs. Strathearn
Hendrie, Mrs. w. G. Henry, Mrs. Ham
ilton Carhartt, Mrs. II. g. Scott, Mrs.
j B. Kennedy, Mrs. e. ID. Stair.
Mrs. F r. Sill. Mrs. Charles a. Du
Charme, and Mrs. Ralph NJ Dyar
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There was eager response to the
invitation of Miss Minnie Booth to
attend suffrage tea" Thursday. In
her home. No. 81 Hancock-ave. east.
DR.. John Carr, a young physician, who
has recently come TO Detroit to make
his home. after graduating from Johns
Hopkins university. gave an interest
ing and stirring address, advocating
equal suffrage for women DR. Ger
trude Banks spoke on the life and
achievements OF Or. Elizabeth Black
well, the first woman physician in
America A delightful musical pro-
gram was given by Miss Marcia
Hndnut, vioinist; Miss Ada May pi-
anist, and Miss Isabelle Downing. So
prano. The house was prettily dec
GRATED with spring blossoms and tea
was served.