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

OF Chicago, are the guests OF Mrs
Francis T. Dwyer, Crosse Points
Farms.
Mrs. william Tefft Barbour was the
hostess OF an afternoon reception at
her beautiful home, in Bloomfield
Hills, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Moody and
| Miss Marjorie Moody will leave De-
troit, next week, to sail for Europe.
for a two months trip.
- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore VIII
20 to Cambridge, Mass, next week,
to- attend the commencement exer-
cises of Harvard university, from
Moore. will graduate.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Whitney and the
latter's mother, Mrs. Sylvester Larn-
| ed, will leave their home, No. 425
Woodward-ave., which they have oc-
cupied so many years and which Is
next door to the old G. j. Whitney
homestead, this week, for their mag
J about a half-mile this side of the
Country club.
| Miss Norma Leona Kaufman and
Miss Frances Cecilia Diericke, grad
yates from the piano department OF
the academy of Our Lady of Help,
gave a recital, Thursday evening. in
the auditorium of the school, before
large audience. Both young ladies
acquitted themselves creditably and
We're given much applause. Members
of the Detroit Symphony orchestra.
under Hugo Kalsow's baton. played
several numbers.
The Knights of Equity Minstrels
will turn their attention from black
face and end-men jokes to the Irish
romantic drama, Thursday evening,
June 1, when they will present in the
auditorium OF their temple. Bernard
F. Moore's Irish play The Pride OF
Narrower" The characters will be
assumed by the following: Benjamin
w. Clark, Willis T. Rand. Milton w.
Rand, Frank A. Cooney, Stephen ].
Madden, John p. Ryan, Nicholas B.
Hickey, Miss Irene Schelker, Miss
Clara Cooney and Miss Marie Halter.
The stage OF the auditorium has been
greatly enlarged and the play will be
put on with appropriate scenery and
costumes.
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Virginia Eloise Brush. daughter
of Nine. Paul Verhaighe, of Paris,
formerly Mrs. Alfred Brush, Of De-
troit, to Frederick Clifford Ford, son
of Mrs. James Bull Ford, of the Pas
adena apartments, the marriage to
take place in September. Both young
people are among the most popular
in the younger society set, Miss Brush
being an especially attractive and
charming young woman
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A luncheon will be given Saturday
noon, In the Detroit Boat club, by the
recently formed Wellesley College
Alumni association, of which the Of
ficers are: President, Miss Catherine
III. Dwight; vice-president, Mrs. Will
liam Atkinson; secretary-treasurer,
Miss Grace Hatch; executive board,
Miss Loretta Sanders and Miss Alice
Holmes The association starts with
20 members and the luncheon, Sat
urday, VIII mark The formal estab-
lishment of the organization.
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In addition to the list Of officers
elected Thursday, by Louisa st.
Clair, chapter. d. A. r., and publish
ed In The Times, the following were
chosen for the board of directors:
Mrs. Truman H. Newberry, Mrs.
Charles II. Metcalfe, Mrs. Frederic b.
Stevens, Mrs. r. H. Fyfe, Mrs. Henry
B. Joy. Delegates to the annual
state congress to be held in Detroit,
in October, were elected as follows:
Mrs. Emma A. Fox, Mrs. Charles II.
Metcalfe, Mrs. Truman III. Newberry,
Mrs. B. G. Whitney, Mrs. Frederic
B. Stevens, Mrs. James H. Mcdonald,
Mrs. r. II. Fyfe, Mrs H. N Wright,
Mrs. Justin K Emerson, Mrs. Z. L.
Barbour, Mrs. Frederick T. Ranney,
Mrs. Henry B. Joy, Mrs. william Tefft
Barbour, Mrs. Jared w. FiUuey, Miss
Clara Avery, Miss Jennie Starkey and
Miss Sylvia Allen. The annual cleo
ton Of officers and business meeting
Of the chapter was held in the Cen
tury building all day Wednesday,,
luncheon being served in the club
dining room at noon. The Office of
honorary regent was created in
tribute to Mrs. Eugene b. Gibbs, the
second regent OF the chapter, who
served from 1895 to 1897.
A delightful entertainment has
been arranged for the annual meeting
and election OF officers of the Col
lege Equal Suffrage league, In the
residence of Mrs. o. e. Butterfield,
No.. SO Putnam-ave., Wednesday az
ternoon, May 81, at s o'clock. Fol-
lowing the election, supper will be
served on the lawn and the story of
the recent equal suffrage parade In
New York city and the Belmont ball
for the suffragists will be given by
participants in both. Members Of the
league are asked to send their names
as early as possible to Miss Alice NJ
Boutelle, Forest apartments, II they
intend to be present, as definite ar
rangements must be made as to the
number for whom to prepare supper
o.
The presence of every former resi-.
dent Of Adrian, Mich, now In Detroit,
Is desired in a meeting to be held in
the Hotel Griswold parlors, Friday
evening, for the purpose of arrang-