The Detroit times., 1911-05-01

and reception from TO 10 o'clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert IL. Lee and
son, George II. Lee, left Detroit, Fri
day, for FL Paso. Texas. Later they
will go to Colorado Springs, where
Mrs. Lee and her son will spend the
summer.
Anthony Pratt, secretary OF the De-
troit Municipal league, will give an
address before the brotherhood or
Central Methodist church, Monday
tevening, on "The commission form OF
government in cities"
The Northwestern WomanS cluD
will celebrate It's first anniversary,
with social afternoon, Wednesday,
May 81. Mrs. f. ]. Jeffries Is presI-
dent OF the club, the members or
which are residents of the northwest
ern part Of the city.
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meeting will be held Wednesday
evening in the homo of George A. st.
Amour. No. 267 Seyburn-ave., of for
mer pupils OF the old Duffield school
and anyone interested in the home
coming and gathering OF Dufiield old
boys and girls, TO be held in the old
school. the end OF June are invited TO
attend.
About $50 members OF the Ohio So
ciety OF Detroit, banqueted in the
Hotel Pontchartrain convention hall,
Saturday evening The guest OF hon.
or and principal speaker was Warren
S, Harding, of Marion, o., formerly
lieutenant governor. Harry w. Frost
was toastmaster, and Signor Guiseppi
Bartolotta, tenor, sang a number OF
songs between the speeches.
Prof. Clarence W. Alvord. OF the
faculty OF the University OF Illinois.
will give a lecture on British politics
and the proposed colony OF Detroit.
1762-1767," before the Society OF Co
lonial Wars, following the annual din
ner OF the society. to be held Satur.
day evening, May 6, in the Detroit
club.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cotton, No.
235 Manchester-ave., celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary Satur-
day evening, with reception and In
formal dancing party. to friends and
neighbors. Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton were
married In Stratford, Eng, and came
to America soon after their marriage.
They have lived in Detroit 40 years
and both recently observed their list
birthday.
Upwards of 700 members OF the
Loyal Order of Moose, In Detroit and
vicinity, attended the banquet, in the
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given for the purpose OF completing
plans for the national convention TO
be held In Detroit, in August. John
j. Lentz. of Ohio, the welLknown for
mer congressman, made the princi-
pal address. The speakers list in
cluded men prominent in the Moose
order, from various cities In the mid
die west
The annual banquet and reunion OF
the alumni of Detroit Training School
of Elocution and English Literature
will take place, Tuesday evening In
the Elliott-Taylor-W Woolfenden Co.'S
cafe, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. w. p. Doty
will act as toastmaster and toasts
will be responded to by Mrs. Gertrude
Staeb. Mrs. Edna Chaffee Noble, Miss
Helen Schultz, Miss Alice Finley,
Charlotte Powell, Mrs. Hattie Rood
Grace, Miss Fannie j. Mason. Mrs
Myrtle X 6herryman and Frank HUI
bert O'Hara.
The Ladies' West Warren associa-
tion, an auxiliary organization to the
West Warren Residents association,
will give an entertainment and infor-
NAL dancing party, In West Warren
hall, Warren and McKinley-aves.,
Tuesday evening, the proceeds to be
devoted TO charity. The program will
be contributed by Miss Alice Whit
beck, Mrs. Alfred Moore, Miss An
nette Kuhn, Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. F.
Awrey, Henry Russell, F. Awrey, Leo
McFarlane and Alfred Moore.
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The eighth annual contest of the
Detroit College of Law Oratorical as.
ISOLATION will be held in the Y. M.
G. A. auditorium, Wednesday evening
at S:15. Two members are annually
selected from each class in a prelim-
mary contest, and these six contest
for medals founded by George F.
Monaghan and Philip A. McHugh.
The contestants this year are: Harry
F. McMaster and Frederick Miller,
seniors; Louis G. Rabaut and Thomas
]. Hawkins, Juniors; Frederick l..
Haner and Stephen II. Howey, fresh
men.
|. The annual children's May party,
Of Union lodge, No. 3, r. & A. NJ, was
held Saturday, when upwards Of L.
200 little ores enjoyed the fun pro
vided for them In the big ball room
of the Masonic temple. In addition TO
the children of members of the lodge
the festivities W ere open to children
from the various charitable institu-
tions. including the Protestant Or
phan asylum and the Hospital School
for Crippled Children. A program OF
games and dances, including the time
honored Maypoie. preceded n basket
supper after which the tots we're es-
corted safely home. The hours be-
tween O'Clock and midnight were
devoted by their elders, to dancing.
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Detroit lodge of Elks. No. 81, will
give a May festival for the children
OF members and OF charitable institu-
tions, In the Light Guard armory, May
20. A meeting OF the ladies connected
With the lodge VIII be held in the la-
dies parlor, In the temple, Monday,
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