The Detroit times., 1911-03-15
IN SOCIETY

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+. w. b. Coleman, of London. Eng,
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
w. STANDARD, No. 730 Jefferson-ave-
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Friendship lodge will give a smoh-
er and vaudeville, Thursday evening,
in the auditorium OF the Masonic
temple.
Mrs. Arthur was the hostess OF
luncheon in the Holland Tea Rooms,
Wednesday Mrs. William Butler, Jr,
entertained a number OF friends In
these charming and artistic rooms,
Tuesday noon.
A military evening, followed. by
dance, was given in the Light Guard
armory, Tuesday evening. by the First
battalion OF the First Infantry, NJ. n.
q. "A large number OF the soldier
boys friends attended
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Dr. Calvert NJ. DeForest. surgeon
IN the u. s, Marine hospital service,
and stationed In Libau. RUSSIANS the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. T. p. Camelon,
No. 154 Pallister-ave. DR.. DeForest re-
turns TO Russia the end OF April.
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Peninsular chapter will give com
plimentary vaudeville, Wednesday
evening. I'm the Masonic Temple, for
members and ladies'. At the same
time, Palestine, lodge, No. 357. F. a.
A. NJ. VIII give an informal dancing
party.
The following well-known Detroit
ers left Wednesday for French Lick
: Springs, for ten-days' vacation: j. II.
Swart, RI. j. Fox. r. G. Ellis, +. ID.
Stair, A. A. Schantz, f. II. Doyle, DR..
J. B. Kennedy. Clarence Conely and J.
+. Harrigan
Miss Elizabeth DIETRICH will be
married, Wednesday evening, to Louis
NJ. Johnson, of Negaunee, Mich, in
the home of the groom's sister, Mrs.
GILBERT Leguille, No. 700 Chene-st.
Both are deaf mutes, They will re-
side in Detroit.
Mrs. B &. Whitney will entertain
the members OF the Michigan chap
ter of the National Society OF Foun-
ders and Patriots Of America, Friday,
In her home, No. AIS Woodward-ave.
At 5 o'clock business meeting Will
be held for the annual election OF Of
Hcers.
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An artists' concert and ball will be
given In Harmonic hall, Monday even
ing. March 20, under the auspices OF
the Harmonic society The mems,
ladies' and the mixed choirs OF the
...rt In a M
with Miss Marie Won Enen, contrar
to, DR.. Cyrus Warren. baritone, MISS
ELSA Buchbinder, pianist, and MISS
Freda Won Effen, accompanied Fol
lowing the concert dancing VIII De
In order.
The many Detroit friends OF Eu-
stace Paul Zeigler, formerly OF this
CITY will be interested to hear OF the
Young mans ordination to the diacon-
ate of the Episcopal church by Bishop
Rowe. of Alaska, the ceremony taking
Mace Sunday, In Cordova, Alaska. Mr..
zieejer was married, Feb. 20, to Miss
Mary n. BOYLE by Bishop Rowe. Mr..
and Mrs. Zeigler will continue In their
missionary work In Alaska, under
Bishop Rowe.
DR. James b. Angel, president
emeritus of the University of Michi-
gan, will give an address on The
diplomacy OF the American .revolu-
ton" before Louisa St. Clair chap
ter. d. A. r., Thursday morning, In
|, the regular monthly meeting. to be
held in the Century building, at 10: 80
O'Clock. The chapter extends an In
vitation to the members of all pa
triotic societies and to the alumni OF
the university, to attend.
Invitations have been issued by the
president and board OF trustees OF the
Detroit Museum of Art. for an Illus
trated lecture to be given, in the
museum auditorium, by Mrs. Daniei
Shepherdson. Jr., on Sights, scenes,
sounds. in the empire of the TURK,
Thursday evening at o'clock Mrs.
Stephenson has lived for many years
In Turkey and has had unusual OPP
portunity 10 secure an intimate know
l-x~o - tha cuatoms of the country.