The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-12
IN SOCIETY

Miss A. Tottenham, of London. Eng.
is the guest OF Mrs. f. T. Ranney, No
1870 Alfred-st.
Veterans OF the Second Michigan in
fantry, organized In Detroit. May 20,
1861, will celebrate the golden jubi-
lee. with hitting program in the Light
Guard armory.
The annual meeting OF the Womens
Independent Voters league will DO
held, Friday, at $3.50 o'clock, in the
home OF MRS. John Trix, No. oil
Hancock.ave. east.
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The Young Ladies' OF st. Joseph's
Episcopal church will hold sale or
home ade candy, Saturday. In the
balcony OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
den store.
The first district of the w. c. t.
u. will hold an allday institute, In the
Central Methodist church. Monday.
May 10. The Rev. Wilbur 7. Crafts.
Of Washington, ID. c., will be the prin-
cipal speaker in the afternoon meet
Ing.
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The Rev Frederick ID. Leete, pas
tor OF Central Methodist church, re-
turned, Thursday. from Greencastle,
Ind, where he has been giving daily
lectures to the students OF DePauw
university, and conducting an evan
gelistic institute, in College-ave. Meth
odist church.
In a meeting OF the Eastern High
School Alumni association. Wednes-
day evening, II was decided to raise
funds for an annual scholarship, the
following committee being appointed
for the purpose: Miss Alice Currie.
Miss Louise Wicks, Henry Clemens
and Benjamin Tazel.
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An attractive and pleasing enter
tainment was given, Wednesday even
ing, In the American Salvation army
headquarters. A program OF music,
instrumental and vocal, and recita-
lions was given. The occasion was
the observance OF the first annivers-
airy of the residence of Capt. and Mrs.
Louwett. in Detroit.
The last regular Lawyers CLUB
luncheon OF the season, will take place
Saturday noon, In the Penobscot Inn.
Harry s. Lockwood will speak on
some necessary changes with refer
ence TO our circuit courts" The an
nual meeting and election OF officers
OF the club will take place Thursday,
May %.
The fact that a marriage license
was issued, Wednesday, to William c.
Clay. Fort Wayne soldier, to marry
Miss Myra Dunkley, OF Kalamazoo, at
present the guest of Sergt. and Mrs.
Edward Doll, leads the friends OF the
young people to believe that they will
be married Immediately, although no
confirmation could be secured from
the parties interested Miss Dunkley
Is said 10 be wealthy in her own right.
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Detroit theological club elected the
following officers, In the annual meet
ing, Wednesday,: President, Jeffer-
son Butler; vice-president, John M.
Sutton; secretary-treasurer, Frederick
E. Mccain: curator, DR.. o. e. Fisher
The first outing OF the season Will
take place Saturday on the Henry
Ford farm. The club will broaden
its scope. the study and culture OF
to include that Of general
nature study.
The first meeting of the graduating
class OF the -Estabrook school was
held Tuesday afternoon. when the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Alex. Rutherford; vice-presi-
dent. Gertrude Merritt; secretary, Ce-
Gil T. Chamberlin: treasurer, Ger
trude Pierce. The class motto Is,
I'VE have passed the bay in safety,
the ocean lies In view" The class
colors are green and lilac.