The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-17
SOCIAL ana
PERSONAL

/ visit Mrs. Henry /. Sheldon.
The Detroit Review club will give
a luncheon for members, Monday, at
l o'clock. in the Detroit Boat CLUB
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. X. Howe, OF Bat
I tie Creek are the guests OF Mrs! Har-
riet y Atterbury, Crosse Pointe
Farms
Miss Julia Parker has returned from
extended travel around the globe and
is now the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward H. Parker.
Naval circle, No. q. Ladies OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic, will
meet. Monday afternoon. al o'clock,
in G. A. K. hall.
Miss Elsie Macdonald, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs p A Macdonald. No.
In Chandler-ave is a member of the
graduating class OF Wellesley college.
Nj. and Mrs. Macdonald have gone
10 the college for the commencement
exercises.
Miss Florence Irene Mcleod, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Mcleod,
No 225 Commonwealth-ave.. gave the
salutatory address in the commence
Iment exercises OF st. Mary's academy,
Monroe, Friday afternoon.
The annual complimentary outing
OF the employees of the Roberts Brass
Co., will be held. Mon
day TO Bots Blanc. In addition 10
providing transportation and allowing
full pay for the day, the arm will
give all OF the prizes for the athletic
games.
Among the Detroiters booked 10
sail this morning from New York on
the North German Lloyd steamer.
George Washington. for Europe,
were: Mrs. j. Louise Burghard. Miss
Elsa Burghard and Robert Burghard !;
Mrs. Mclean: Mrs. F. j. Todd; Henry
Kehring and w H. Malburg.
Members OF the Detroit Institute OF
Science will visit Crosse lie, Sunday
morning, for the purpose OF continu-
ing the study and securing specimens.
of the fora and fauna OF Wayne coun-
ty. the net results OF which will be
published in book form.
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The Detroit Association for the Aid
OF Sick and Crippled Children. gave
a family basket picnic, Saturday af-
ternoon, on Belle Isle. A short bus
mess session was held The men,
bers OF the association will not meet
again until September.
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A dinner was given by the teachers
OF the Logan school, Friday evening,
in the Hotel Ste. Claire, In honor OF
the retiring principal, Guy Bates, who
goes 20 the new Bennett school, as
principal Plates were laid for %
and. following dinner, a fine toast list,
interspersed with music, was given.
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In observance OF the 59Sth ami
versary OF the battle OF Bannockburn,
the Burns club OF Detroit will give q
Scotch concert and Cinderella dancing
party, In Harmonic hall. Monday eve
ming. June "a. The attractive concert
program will offer such well-known
as Harold Jarvis. Mrs.
Helen Wyrich Shafor, Miss Mary Dun
can, Miss Maud MacKay, Neil Dun
can and Duncan NcPhail.
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The Northwestern Civic Study club
will meet, Tuesday afternoon, June Is,
in the home of Mrs. Franklin Latham.
No. 1901 West Grand-blvd. The club
will give a card party. Thursday after
noon. June 20, In the home OF Mrs. E.
j. Jeffries, No. 1904 West Grand-blvd.,
TO which all women residents In that
part of the city are invited.
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Detroit chapter OF the American
Womans league will give an informal
reception. Tuesday evening, June H.,
from 8 TO 10 O'Clock, in the home OF
the president, Mrs. p. VI. Holmes.
No. 291 Kirby-ave west, in honor OF
Miss Edith L. Davis, state regent,
who will leave shortly for st. Louis,
TO attend the convention OF the Amer
lean Woman's Republic.
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Private Frank Fleck. the last sur
vivor OF Clusters brigade engaged In
the battle OF Little Big Horn, will
give an illustrated talk Saturday even
ing, TO the Twenty-sixth infantry sol
diers, at Fort Wayne, on the Indian
massacres Fleck was a member OF
the Seventh T. S. cavalry when de-
tailed 10 Clusters brigade He is up
wards OF so years Of age
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Mrs Alfred o. Dunk. No 80 Chi.
cago-blvd west. will open her beau
ttiful home, Tuesday afternoon, June
10, for the monthly meeting OF the
Political Equality and Civic league, OF
which Mrs RUBY VI Zahn is presi-
dent Will Lexington Comfort will
address the club on "Woman's devel-
opment under the ballot" Miss Clara
T. Dyar will give an outline OF the
work to be done by the Detroit
League of Equal Suffrage societies or
which she is chairman, and Mrs. SUI
san Macklem Sellers will give re-
sumo OF the work accomplished in the
organization OF Wayne county for
equal suffrage.
The following were given diplomas
as graduates OF the Detroit Univer-
sity school In the annual exercises
held Friday evening in the First
Congregational church Classical
course. Edward Mcguire, Richard
Lush Maxon; Latin course. William
Donald Hardee. Charles Henry
Hodges. Blair Mcclure steele: Latin.
scientific course. Jnlius I1oeser Barns
( Herbert Vivian Book, Clarence Rob
( ert Conn. Louis Rothe Farr. Mason
I Frank Stolherg. Roger Wilmington
J Thompson, Robert William Turner,
/ Leland Stanford Wood: technical
course. Ross Walton Campbell. Ed
ward Howard Davey, Glenn Nestor
Nurchey GWendeI harden Newman