The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-29
In SOCIETY

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Mrs. Lafayette Crowley, 10 Donald
Thurber.
Miss Marion Hawks was the hos
tess of a luncheon for the members
of the senior class OF the Lggett
school, Saturday.
City OF the Straits hive. No. 463. T..
o. T. M. M. will give pedro party,
Monday evening. in the hall at No.
90 Grand Riyer-aVe
Detroit Banner hive, No. 2, l.. o. T..
M. o. W., will give a May party and
informal dance. Monday evening, in
German Salesman hall
Fairbanks post, No. II, q. A. r.,
will hold an open meeting and give q
free entertainment Monday evening
In q. A. II. building. The public Is
| invited.
The Ladies' union OF the Church OF
Our Father will give the last business
mems lunch of the season In the
church dining room, Wednesday, from
1880 to $3.50 o'clock.
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An afternoon reception will be CIV
en- Thursday. May 4, by Mrs. j. M.
Barley and Miss Gladys Barkley, In
their home, No. 304 Hancock-ave,
west.
Mrs. Clarence Conely and Mrs.
William B. Schoolcraft will be the
hostesses of dancing party, in the
ball room of the Hotel fuller, Tues.
day evening, May 2.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Ashley.
No. II Garfield-aee., sailed Saturday
morning from New York for southern
Europe on the North German Lloyd
steamer KONG Albert, for a three
months trip. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Moore were passengers on the same
boat.
The recently formed Theater Art
club in a meeting, Friday, increased
it's membership TO 16 and made ar
rangements to give an entertainment
for members only, Tuesday. May %.
The membership Is made up OF wo-
men only.
| A large audience filed Harmonic
hall, Friday evening. for the enter
talnment by the Young Women's
guild of ST. Paul's cathedral. for the
benefit of the Visiting Nurses asso-
citation. A play called Breezy Point
| depicting q summer at the seashore.
was capitally given by number or
clever young people. Dancing fol-
| lowed.
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Mrs. Charles p. Larned opened her
home, No. 437 Woodward-ave.. Satur-
day afternoon, for a musicale and
sale OF cake and candy, for the bene-
At OF the East Side settlement A
varied program was given, including
monologues b ythe hostess and vo-
cal numbers by Mrs. Thomas T.
| Leete.
The first ladies night" OF Letroit
lodge, No "a, b. p. o. E., since Judge
James Pheland became grand exalted
ruler Of the lodge, will be observed
Thursday evening, May 4, In the audi
forum In the Elks' temple. The pro-
gram will be furnished by well-known
Detroit talent and professionals from
theatrical attractions current in the
theaters.
o.
The following Detroiters, delegates
from the Michigan society of Sons Of
the Revolution, left. Saturday, for
Louisville, Ky, to attend the national
congress Of the society to be held In
that city, May 1, 2 and 8: Joseph
Greusel, A. M. Henry, r. H. Fyfe, @.
H. Barbour, G. w. Bates, w. A. But
Ter, Jr., +. s. Dewey, w. p. Holiday
II. N. Pettee and Eliot T. Slocum.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Gamble and
the Misses Gamble, No. SO Taylor
ave-, have returned from winter
spent in their cottage in Seabreeze,
Fla. Mr.. Gamble left Immediately for
his stock farm near Caro-, Mich, for
few days.
Mrs. p. A. Ducey and Miss Ducey
have returned from spending the win
ter in Pasadena, Cal. On their way
home, they remained fortnight with
Mrs. Alfred j. Murphy and children,
In Denver, Col, where they have been
for some time past.
o.
A full house is anticipated at the
first evening Of the Military Carnival
in the Light Guard armory, May 2,
by the Fwenty.Stxth U. 8. Infantry
Tickets have been selling very rapid
ly until now over 1000 are out for
Tuesday evening. including most OF
the boxes for the evening. Society
promises to be out in force on Board
Of Commerce night, as attested by
the following list OF members, who hold
one or more boxes for the first eve
ming Of the entertainment: Frederick
NJ. Alger, Joseph Boyer. Col Frank
H. Hecker, Russell A. Alger, Strath-
ern Hendrie, Frederick II. Holt.
George G.. Booth, John T. Shaw, Gus
tavus ID. Pope, Harold II. Emmons,
Joseph l. Hudson. Gabriel Chiera,
Alexander l. Mcleod, Col Charles A.
Booth, Milton a. MeRae.
SlASHED BY INSANE MAN.
| LAPEER, Mich, April 29.-While
shaving an inmate of the Michigan
Home for the Feeble Minded, Will