The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
In SOCIETY

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The Yama Yama Boys will give all
informal dancing party, In Duffield
hall, Friday evening.
Branch No 10, l.. c. b. A, will
give an informal entertainment for
members, Wednesday evening, May
10.
Mrs. j. M. Barley and Miss Gladys
Barkley were the hostesses Of a large
afternoon reception, Thursday, in
their home on Hancock-ave. west.
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The homestead branch" of the Y.
W. c. A. on st. Aubin-ave. will hold
q reception TO the public, Friday
afternoon and evening, from 10 5
and from z to 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Jones, OF Cincinnati,
arrived In Detroit, Thursday, to visit
her mother, Mrs. +. ID. C.. Hinchman.
Mrs. Jones girlhood friends have
planned many delightful entertain
ments In her honor. the beginning Of
which will be a dinner, Friday even
ing, with Mrs. Maurice o. Williams as
hostess.
Among the Detroiters sailing from
New York for Bremen. Thursday
morning, on the North German Lloyd
steamer, George Washington, were
the following: Mrs. Traugott Schmidt
and maid. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Kavan,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bielak, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Knorr and Miss Knorr,
Carl Kraus.
Mr.. and Mrs B. c. Whitney and
Mrs. Francis G. McMath, who went TO
England. April s, sailed for America.
Saturday, and are expected In Detroit
the first OF next week. Mr.. Whitney
went abroad TO be present at the open
Ing OF his brother Fred c. Whitney's
new theater, In London and the prem
iere OF the new Viennese opera Baron
Trenck"
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Miss Bess Marie McDavid, who so
charmingly entertained the Young
Mems class Of the First Presbyterian
church and their friends, Tuesday
evening with a reading OF THE Tam
ing of the Shrew," is the guest OF
Mrs. George Lyon, No. l55 Willis-ave.
west. Miss McDavid's home is in
Dallas. Texas. but she has been study.
ing elocution In Boston for some time
past
Many letters from out-of-town
pupils of the old Duffield school we're
received and read In the meeting OF
the committee having the reunion fes
tivities In charge, held Wednesday
evening, in the home OF George ST.
Amour, No. 267 Seyburn-ave. Another
meeting will be held Wednesday even
ing, May 10, In the home of Henry
Schultz, No. 761 Trumbull-ave. The
reunion OF Duffield boys and girls is
planned for the end of June.
A large delegation OF Detroit sxat
players will attend the national tour.
nament Of the North American Skat
10, IL and IL. The Detroiters have
given a handsome Victrola, valued at
5000, as one of the prizes. The first
prize is 81 900 In cash and the second
$500 player piano. Davenport, Ia,
and Kansas City are In the field for
the 1912 tournament.
A pictorial and musical entertain
ment will be given, Thursday even
ing, In the Army Y NJ. c. A. The sol
der musicians from Fort Wayne. un
der Joseph Belislc, will play; Flor
ence Gable Brown, soprano; Sergt
Wilfrid e. Vincent and Carl B. Cur
lee will sing popular songs, and Miss
Lucy Davies, pianist, will play the &C
compartments. Excellent moving pic
lures are a feature OF these popular
programs, arranged to entertain the
soldiers stationed at Fort Wayne.
The fifth graduating exercises OF the
Solvay General Hospital Training
School for Nurses will take place, in
Solvay lodge, Wednesday, May IL, at
$3.50 o'clock The class numbers four
young women: Miss Martha l..
Schultz, Miss Laura Edna Wallen.
Miss Anna May Coughlin and Miss
Grace Adele Ridgway. The graduating
program will include an address by
Miss Van Der Water. principal Of the
Grace hospital training school; the
presentation of diplomas by F. X. Haz-
ard and the presentation OF badges
by A. c. Pessano. Dancing will fol-
low.
Iollou,inp an arra Qement with the