The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-23
IN SOCIETY

Mrs. Charles III. Hodges. No. BAL
Jefferson-ave., will be the hostess OF
the Friday Culture. club, Friday al
ternoon, in her home.
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Michigan Authors association VIII
meet Thursday evening, in the Turk-
ish room of the Hotel Cadillac. Inc
topic for the evening Will be no
nance material in the region or the
great lakes" James Cooke Miller Oh
Saginaw, and the Rev. William n.
Gardam, OF Ypsilanti, will be speciai
guests.
Mrs. Frederick w. Fuger, who ID
the guest Of her mother. MRS. lheo-
dore p. Hall, Crosse Pointe Farms
! was the honor guest OF luncneoh'
Thursday noon, OF which Mrs. Chas'
r. Warren was the hostess. Mrs. ru-
ger is being much entertained. capt
Fuger's regiment Is at present on the
Texan border, but later Will sail lot
service in the Philippines.
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The Rev. William 0. Waters, OF chi
cago. formerly OF Detroit, Is In tne
city, the guest Of his former parish,
toner's in st. Andrews Memorial
Episcopal church. DR.. Waters lea
"ouiet hour" Wednesday morning, III
! ST Andrews church for the Woman
auxiliary of the church, and In the
evening preached rousing sermon 10
large congregation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. X. B. jackson, NO.
151 Ferry-ave east, entertained at
dinner. Tuesday evening the ofhcers
and directors OF the Hudson Motor
Car Co. with which Mr.. Jackson Is
connected. The guests included: >.
IT, Hudson, r. D. Chaplin, II. Il. Cor
An r. Fl. Broadwell. F. o. Bezner. X.
n Webber. c. c. Winningham, e. Z.
Morse. w. Y. McAnney. J. G. Vincent
! G G Belm and ~. p. Turnbuli. me
fable decorations were spring How
ers
free concert will be given. FRIDAY
afternoon, al O'Clock, in Grlhheli
music hall, at which the following
soloists will provide the program;
RAYMOND Dulitz, violin; j. Truman
Wolcott. organ; Henry Riley ruler,
accompaniments; Albert Raymond
Saunders, pianola piano, and the ioi-
! lowing artists by means OF the VICTOR
records: Nine. Marcella Semorlch,
soprano: Nine. Severina, contralto;
Enrico Caruso, tenor; Francisco DAD
di baritone: Antonio Scott, barl-
tone: Marcel Gourmet, bass.
| About 300 Detroit physicians ana
their ladies responded to the invita-
ton OF the Wayne County Medlcal
society TO attend the reception, held
! IN the new home of the society, NO.
! AZ Highest. east, Wednesday evening.
| The old Marvin homestead, acquired
by the society about year ago, mas
| been remodeled at cost OF $2O,0oO,
/ and now presents an up-to-date clup
house. The rooms we're prettily dec
Grated with flowers and plants for the
reception. Music and refreshments
were details OF the evening.
Mrs. John III. Wendell, No. 15s
| Fort.st. west, was the hostess or
luncheon, Thursday, in honor or the
Rev. William NJ. Lawrence, or Feast
| Orange, n. j., in the city this week,
conducting the MONDAY meetings IN
the Detroit opera house, In the inter
ests OF the Baptist denomination. The
table was charmingly arranged with
spring flowers and the guests invited
to meet DR.. Lawrence included, the
RI. Rev. Bishop Charles ID. Williams,
and Mrs. Williams; the Rev. and Mrs.
Maurice Penfeld Fixes; the Rev. and
Mrs. Frederick T. Galpin, and the
Rev. and Mrs. E. II. Pence. DR.. Law
renee Is the house guest OF Mrs. Wen
dell. OF whose family he Is an old
friend
A farewell reception was rendered
the Rev. Walter L. Riley and Mrs.
Riley, OF the Ferry-ave. Baptist church
wednesday evening, the entire con-
gregation turning out to do honor to
| the popular pastor and his wife. The