The Detroit times., 1912-05-08
Social and Personal

chalfonte, Atlantic City.
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Mrs. A. n. Atterbury and Mrs Wit
ter Peabody. returned, Tuesday, from
visit in Battle Creek.
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Mrs. c. Hollister-Judd will be the
hostess OF a bridge-mncheon Wednes
day, in honor OF Mrs. Edwin Hum
phrey. OF Cleveland Other guests will
drop in for o'clock tea.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. Bartlett and Miss
Marion Bartlett have returned from
several months travelling In the south
ern states and Cuba.
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The annual meeting OF the Woman
! Indoor club will be held Tuesday after
noon, in the club rooms, No. 3S
| Adams-ave. east.
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Detroit Association for the Aid OF
Sick and Crippled Children will hold
public meeting. Friday afternoon
May 10. at 2 o'clock, in Bamlet hall
The public is invited.
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Mrs. Paul H. Deming, OF Crosse
Pointe Farms. will give a children
party. Wednesday afternoon, TO cele-
brate the birthday anniversary of her
small daughter. Miss Mary Deming.
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Miss Vivianne McCabe, of Paw Paw,
Mich, will give a graduating recital,
Thursday afternoon, at o'clock, in
Chaffee hall. Miss McCabe is grad
uate from the Detroit Training School
OF Elocution and English Literature.
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An afternoon musicale and tea VIII
be given Wednesday, in the home of
Mrs Alfred Lucking. No. 80 Rowena.
ST.. for the benefit of the Detroit In
dustrial School association. The pro
gram will begin at O'Clock and tea
will be served until o'clock.
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The following officers were elecf
by the Detroit Whist club in the an
nual meeting in its rooms in the
Bowles building. Monday evening.
President, Thomas Watson; vice
president, j. W. Mceausey; secretary,
#. U. Balkwill; treasurer Harry Wy
ma; chairman OF the tournament
committee, H. b. Simmons.
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Tuesday afternoon, June IS, has
been set as the date for the marriage
OF Miss Carol Barnes. Newberry, to
Captain Wentworth Holder Alleyne. OF
the Queens regiment, Hamilton, Ber-
muda. The wedding will be large
and fashionable affair and will take
place at Drydock. the Crosse Pointe
Farms home OF the bride-to-be's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Truman H. New
berry.
More people than could find seats
or standing room crowded the Colum-
bus hall Monday evening, for the
Knights of Columbus minstrel show.
The entertainment, staged under the
able direction OF Bert St John. was a
huge success Music and frivolity
sbounded. and the various perform
ers were applauded to the echo.
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A mipstrel-vaudeville was given In
the Detroit opera house, Monday eve-
ming, by members OF the Detroit
chapter. American Institute of bank
ing. The performance offered many
clever dancing. musical and humor-
Gus stunts" and the large audience
rewarded the efforts OF those on the
stage with encouraging applause. The
show will be repeated, Tuesday Ve-
ming
The annual oratorical contest OF the
Detroit College OF Law will take place
Wednesday evening. in the Y. VI. c. A
The contestants and their subjects
follow Am my brothers keeper. OF
have the poor any rights which the
rich are bound TO respect" G. NJ
Hagan, 49, The builders of nation
an appreciation OF John Marshall
William l.. Judy. IA: The infamy oi
American justice. Coy NJ Kent. IL:
"A national necessity" William
Schwartz, 49, Our greatest Ameri
can" Charles Eugene Lewis 'l3:
| The patriot in politics" A. w. Duvall
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| A performance OF the De Koven
Smith opera Robin Hood Will be
given In the Detroit opera house
"Wednesday evening. by the North
western operate ensemble. Many OF
the city's best known singers will
take part. The opera has been staged
| by Theodore j. Smith. and Arthur
| Russell has had charge OF the vocal
4 NOIh. ne eUbeI1Dle 10 Hldut uN
Presidents OF the nor ,hwestern part oi
the city. and its members have beer
diligently rehearsing the, opera foI
several months. The principal paris
Will be taken by William A. Cotton
Henry Russell James VI. Durham
Milton V Bertoli. ID. G. Macdonald
Charles l.. Munro. Gertrude Odien
Lois Johnstone. Helen NJ Conver,
End Mary l.. Kerr. A large chorus
will assist Tickets may be procur
ed in the theater box ofiice.
The following Detroit and Michi
gan women, officers and delegates OF
the Kings Daughters, will leave
Thursday morning. for Louisville
KY. to attend the general convention
Iof the International order: Mrs. c. A
Bishop 81 Flint. president OF the
Michigan branch; Mrs. B. C. Whit
icy, central council member from
the state; Mrs. w. y. Hogue. Detroit
lCity union chairman; Mrs. J. G. Rex
ford Az. Iu,.w, Tt.-v..n AZ.