The Detroit times., 1911-05-27
IN SOCIETY

Ss-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-s-e-s-e-s-
Nine. de Perseval, of Paris, Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Dough
ty. No. As vfrginia-ave.
Alumni of the Sacred Heart acad-
envy, in Crosse Pointe Farms, held
reunion In the convent, Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Conely will give q
luncheon, Tuesday, In the Fellowcraft
club for twelve guests, In honor OF
Mrs. Ellsworth Price Bertholf and
Mrs. Bernard Holt Camden.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles d. Aaron, Miss
Josephine Aaaron and Mrs. A. w.
Comstock, of Seminole-ave., sailed
Saturday morning from New York,
on the vaderland, for Europe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Bradford.
No. 23 Brainard-st, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss June
Marie Bradford, to Carlton Wildly. the
marriage to take place June 20.
o.
The June graduating class of the
McKinstry school has elected the fo?-
lowing officers: President, Lynn Web
Der: yice-president, Blanche Merritt;
secretary-treasurer, Gladys Loucks.
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About 70 members Of the Adcraft
club left Friday evening for Cleveland
to attend the "affiliation meeting" In
that city, Saturday, Of the Cleveland,
Buffalo, Rochester and Detroit adver-
Using clubs.
Frank g. Ryan, president Of the
Parke, Davis & Co., accompanied by
his daughter. Miss Helen Ryan, and
Miss Marion Hawks, will sail Wednes-
day on the Lusitania, for Europe, to
remain three months.
Mrs. F. w. kellogg and young son,
or Los Angeles, arrived in Detroit,
Saturday, and will sail with Mrs. @.
Ogden Ellis, for Europe, June 5. The
party will motor through the British
Isles during the summer.
Miss Clara K. Dyar will be the hos
tess of dinner In the Country club.
Saturday evening, at which her
guests will be Charles l.. Freer, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur M. Parker. Mrs.,
Ralph Dyar and John Dyar.
About $3.50 was raised toward the
Gen. Alpheus Williams monument
fund as the result of the entertain
ment given Friday evening, In the
Central High school auditorium. The
hall was crowded and the program
proved very pleasing.
The Rev. Lees .McCoilester return
ed to Detroit, Friday, from the quar-
terly conference of the board OF trus-
tees of the general convention OF
Universalist churches, in Boston. DR..
McCollester preached at the vesper
service In Smith College. Sunday, May
81.
The recently organized Michigan
University club of Detroit. formed out
OF the old u. of u. Alumni associa-
ton, held a rousing meeting. Friday,
In the Hotel Berghoff, to make ar
rangements for the first annual field
day and reunion TO be held on Belle
Isle. Saturday afternoon, June TO-
Harry Buckley is chairman OF the field
day program.
The Alliance Franchise will hold
the closing meeting Of the season Sat
urday evening, In the green room, OF
the Hotel Pontchartrain. VI. Georges
Cannot, OF Chicago, will give a talk
on Nine. Sarah ernhardt;" Miss Flor.
ence Hayes Spitzley, soprano, and
William LAWN, tenor, accompanied by
Miss Alice Lydecker and Miss Har-
riet J. Ingersoll, will give French
ecn0a The evaning will and with
French conversation and refresh
ments.
The members OF the Tau Beta so
ciety are bending every effort toward
an original and attractive entertain
ment TO offer the public for the an
nuai fete and sale. TO be held Friday
afternoon and evening June 2, on the
grounds OF the Russell home, No. Gil
Jefferson-ave. The affair IL given 70
raise money toward the support OF q
visiting nurse for sick children during
the hot r>>nths and Cor the diet kitch-