The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-09
IN SOCIETY

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Robert Henkel and family returned
from their winter home In Rockledge,
Florida. Saturday morning.
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Herman Kern, president THE
House OF Herbst." who was taken
seriously i'll while at French Lick
Springs, In February, is able to be
out again.
Harold Jarvis will be one OF the
musical attractions on the Board OF
Commerce cruise, June z to u. Mr..
Jarvis will sing at the annual banquet
of the board OF Associated Charities,
May II.
reception Will DO given the Rev.
Charles L. Ramsey. the new rector
of st. Stephens Episcopal church, by
the congregation. Thursday evening.
In the parish house. Mr. Ramsey &C.
cupied the pulpit OF st. Stephens,
Sunday, for the first time.
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The engagement is announced or
Miss Gladys Barley, daughter OF Rev.
j. M. Barley and Mrs. Barley, 10
Frank Chandler Sibley, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Sibley. No. 962
Brush-st Mr.. Sibley is an active
members and officer of the Southern
society which he was instrumental in
forming.
The Detroit WemaH,s- Press club
will meet. Tuesday evening, in the
Scripps branch library. Roll call Will
be responded TO with travel quota.
tons. Mrs. Pruella Janet Sherman
will read paper on The art or de-
scriptive writing" and Mrs. Emma
s. Hampton will tell about MY trip
to Bermuda"
The annual meeting OF the Detroit
Society for Sex Hygiene, will be held,
Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock, In
the Wayne County Medical society's
building. No. 33 High-st. east. In adj
dition TO regular business and cleo
ton of officers, there will be brie
talks by prominent members OF the
clergy, bench and business world.
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The Philomathic Debating society,
OF the University OF Detroit, will hold
the fifth annual debate, In the uni
yersity auditorium, Wednesday even
ing, at s o'clock. The debate will be
Resolved, That the United States
should adopt reciprocity with Can
ada" Edward p Echlin and Edward
J. Lemkie will uphold the affirmative,
and George II. Smith and Henry j.
Weber will support the negative.
The prize will be the Skinner gold
medal
Prof. Rene Talamon, OF the uni
versity OF Michigan. gave reading
and analysis OF Racines tragedy
"Brittanicus' before the alliance
Franchise, Saturday evening. In the
Hotel Pontchartrain ballroom. Fol-
lowing NJ Talamon's talk the comedy
La Vielle Cousine' was presented by
Nine. dem. Gingras, Mrs. Charles
Altman, Miss Gwendolyn Currie, Mrs.
Walter c. Boynton, and Miss Alice
Hauser. Musical numbers by string
quintet completed the program.
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Queen of the Crown of Poland,
group No. 953, Polish National ALI
ance, was reorganized Sunday after
noon, in st. Hyacinth's school hall.
The group went out OF existence about
three years ago but the women be-
longing to Daughters OF Poland group,
No. COL, were anxious TO re-establish
Group No 953, and the meeting Sun
day was the result. A celebration OF
Polish residents will be held Monday
evening, In st. Mary's hall, Canfeld
ave. and Russell-st.
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The "Old Guard" OF Detroit COM
mandery, No /. Knights Templar.
were the guests, Saturday afternoon
and evening, OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
r. Hosie, in their home. in Wayne.
Mich. The party enjoyed a social re-
union and supper and held short
business meeting when the following
officers were elected: President,
Thomas G.. Whitaker: first vice-pres-
Ident Charles f. Let's; second vice
president, Charles p. Collins; secre-
tary-treasurer, Eber w. Cottrell; COM
mandant, William II. Kessler; chap
lain, Gary z. Peters.
Prof. Clearance W. Alvord, OF the
University Of Illinois, was the honor
guest. at the thirteenth annual dinner
OF the Michigan Society OF Colonial
Wars held Saturday evening. in the
Detroit club. Prof. Alvoid talked on
British politics and the proposed col
ony or Detroit lfoA-l'o'. rIeSeuih6
the dinner the following officers or
the society were elected for the ensu-
ing year: Governor, John Bagley;
deputy governor, Edward Pendleton;
secretary, Williams c. Harris; treas
urer, Charles Moore; registrar and
historian, Clarence Monroe Burton;
chaplain, the Rev. Lee McCollester;
gentlemen of the council, George II.
Barbour, James s. Rogers, Jr, Bryant
Walker, Alanson Brooks.
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Smart society Is much interested in
the marriage, Tuesday evening, of
Miss Elsa Stroh, to Hiram Holcomb