The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-02

The New York society, OF Deuol''
will give the annual dinner Tuesday
evening, in the Hotel Wayne
Mr.. and Mrs. w IL. Hill, NO 'oV
Cass-ave, have returned from hNe-
months stay in Jacksonville rIa'
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meet, Thursday evening, in the TURK
ish room OF the Hotel Cadillac.
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The guild OF St Andrews Memorial
Episcopal church will give supper
in the church parlors, "Wednesday
evening.
The Schubert club will give con-
cert Tuesday evening, in Scovel
Memorial Presbyterian church under
the auspices or the Christian EndeaV-
or OF the church.
The last OF series OF luncheons
for business people will be given III
the parlors OF the Church OF Our
Father, Wednesday from 1880 10 ESQ
o'clock, by the Ladies' union OF the
church
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Henkel are ex-
pected home this week from their
winter residence, in Rockledge. Fla
Their new summer home on the De-
troit river near Walkerville. Is almost
completed.
! A dancing party will be given In
the ballroom OF the Hotel Tuller'
Tuesday evening, of which the
hostesses will be Mrs. Clarence Cone
ly and Mrs. William Schoolcraft.
Miss Janet Dunbar, leading woman
with David Warfield, In The Return
of Peter Grimm" now playing an en-
gagement In the Detroit opera house,
is the guest OF her cousins, Mr.. ana
0 Mrs. II. R. Cochran, No. AZ Hancock
!, are. west. during her stay In the city
Under the auspices OF the Young
: Mems class OF the First Presbyterian
church, Miss Bess Marie McDavid, OF
r Boston, a reader Of ability, Will give
I Shakespeares Tanning OF the
> Shrew,' in the chapel, Tuesday even
ing.
= Miss Lento Fulwell. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Fulwell, OF the Hotel
:, Normandie, has closed her season
y with The Fortune Hunter" and Is
: visiting In New York, accompanied by
= her sister, Miss Norma Fulwell. be-
- fore returning 10 her home in Detroit
for the summer.
y Friends in Detroit of the Rev. John
= Mockrdge. OF Louisville. Ky, at one
time rector OF st. Andrews Memorial
2 Episcopal church, will be glad TO hear
:. that he had been called to the rector
, ship of Trinity chapel, New York, at
: salary OF $4,000 per year DR..
} Mockridge will spend the summer in
{ Europe and will take up his work in
New York in the fall
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, The annual meeting and election OF
officers of the Wayne County Medical
society will take place in the society's
building, No. 33 High-st. east. Mon
day evening May 20. DR.. J. Frank
Schamberg, of Philadelphia, win read
paper before the society, in a gen.
eral meeting TO be held In the
Museum OF Art auditorium, Monday
evening, May % DR.. G.. NJ. Stafford
Tread paper on Immunity production
In acute infection" Monday evening.
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| The Detroit Blue Book for 1911,
Just of the presses OF the Dau Pub
fishing Co, No. 40 West Thirty-Third-
St, New York is a valuable adjunct
to the city directory, in its compila-
ton of names OF men and women
who are identified with the social.
club and cultural life of the city. The
names OF persons, streets and clubs
are arranged alphabetically so that
Information is readily accessible. In
addition 10 Detroit, the Blue Book in
cludes Crosse Pointe Farms, Crosse
lie. Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills,
lOrchard Lake. Pontiac, Worthwhile,
Pennington. Mt. Clemens, Ann Arbor,
lWyandotte and Ypsilanti. The De-
troit office of the Blue Book is No.
222 Moffatt block.
The testimonial concert to be Civ
en- Nine. Elsa Ruegger, in the De-
troit opera house, Thursday after
noon. at 4 o'clock, promises to be one
of the attractive events of the sea-
son. There has been a brisk demand
for tickets, and the program arranged
promises to be we'll worth the hear
ing Nine Ruegger will play sew
. eral cello numbers Mrs. Eleanor Haz-
ard Peocock will sing and the
Orpheus club under the direction OF
Frederick Alexander, will make its
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the season The list OF patrons and
boxholders contain the names OF the
city's most prominent people. Tickets
are on sale In the box office OF the
theater
. An interesting program has been
prepared by the Tuesday Musicale
CLUB, for the concert TO be given,
Tuesday evening, in the Church Of
Our Father, under the clubs auspices
for the benefit OF the Industrial
School and Free Kindergarten. The
clubs string orchestra and choral or
ganization will appear with soloists
and other numbers will be given by
Mrs. Eleanor Hazard Peocock so
prano; Miss Louie Dawson, violinist,
and Miss Emily McKibbin, pianist
The club hopes TO realize a goodly
sum TO apply TO the building fund OF
1.-The Industrial association which IN