The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-03
In SOCIETY

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Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Whitney left,
Monday, for New York, To sail Wed
nesday, for a six weeks visit, In Lon
don.
Frontier encampment, l.. o. O. f.,
OF Windsor, will entertain the en-
! campments of Detroit and Trenton,
Monday evening.
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Lucy Field Dickinson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. ii. Dickinson, 10
J David j. Osgood The marriage VIII
I take place after Easter.
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/ An apron sale and chicken supper
will be held, Friday evening, from
to o'clock, In the Cadillac-ave. Pres
/ byterian church, under the auspices
OF the women OF the church.
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II. Glenn Phillips, secretary of the
City Plan and Improvement commits
sion, win give a talk on "Seasonable
hints-how to make your home
grounds attractive" Tuesday evening
! In the Field-ave, branch OF the public
| library.
The June graduating class or the
Barstow school has elected the fol
lowing officers: President, Robert
Roberts, vice-president, Ina Cowles;
treasurer, Bradley Shackett; secre'
tary, Laura Saxton; class historian,
Louis BroEo.
The Chamber Music society will
meet, Thursday evening, In the home
OF Mrs. Frederick NJ. Alger, Crosse
Pointe Farms. Miss Fay Henry and
her nephew, Burns Henry, will do the
honors OF the house In the absence OF
Mrs. Alger, who is In New York.
Mrs. Eleanor Hazard Peocock will
give song recital In the Ypsilanti
State Normal school, wednesday
evening, April IL, In the regular
course of college concerts. Mrs. Peo'
cocks song recital In the Church OF
Our Father has been changed to Tues
day evening, April Is.
The historical department or the
Society of the Sons of the American
Revolution were the guests, Friday
evening, Of William NJ Finck, who
gave a buffet supper, In the Hotel
Pontchartrain. The historical paper
of the evening was given by DR.. Har'
low b. Drake, on Marion, Morgan
and Greene-lesser generals or the
revolution
A private view will be held Tuesday
evening, In the Museum of Art, for the
exhibition of the Detroit Architectural
club, which will be opened to the pub
lie the following day and continue un'
| til April 81. In addition to the work
Of Detroit architects. the exhibition
includes work from some Of the most
famous architects in the country.
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In the annual meeting Of the Detroit
Schoolmen's club. the following off,
year: President, J. A. Morse; vice.
president, Roy Stevens; correspond.
| Ing secretary, e. G. Bowerman; finan-
cial secretary, John Merrill; treasur-
er, John Redden; executive commit
tee, f. l.. Miller. chairman; G. r. Der.
kaw, A. II. Merriam and o. w.
| Springer.
| DlTeClOT n. II. GIllHluS, vi tut niu-
scum of Art, gave the four hundred
and fiftieth free, popular, Sunday
afternoon lecture. In the museum,
Sunday, closing the series for the
present season. The director took
his large audience to China, and al
though he has not been I'm that coun-
try his talk was filed with interesting
and accurate information accompan-
led by beautiful stereopticon views.
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A quiet but pretty wedding will take
place. Tuesday evening, In the home
OF Mr.. and Nps. A. F.. Meigs, No. S26
Hancock-ave. west when their daugh-
ter, Miss Hildegarde Meigs. will be
married to Clarence w. Davock. Ow-
ing to the recent death of the groom's
father, the late Harlow b. Davock. the
wedding will be very quiet and at
tended only by the immediate families
and a few intimate friends. The Rev.
w. r. Faber, rector OF st. Johns
Episcopal church, will officiate. Miss
Emily Osborn, daughter OF Governor
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