The Detroit times., 1912-09-10
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Greuner. No. 80
Melbourne-aye., have returned from an
extended motor tour on the Pacific
coast, with their son, William NJ
Greuner, OF Oakland. Cal
o.
The members OF the First Baptls.
church will give a farewell reception.
IN honor OF the Rev, Frederick T. Gal.
pin and Mrs. Galpin, In the church
par'ors, Monday evening. DR.. Galpln
leaves the pastorate of the First Bap.
tist church to go to Pittsburgh.
o.
The marriage OF Miss Charlotte
Georgia Hawkins to Lincoln II. Scarfe
will be celebrated Saturday. Sept. "a
I'm the home of the brides aunt, Mrs.
L. ID. Benham. No. 65 Ledyard-st.
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Mrs. Austin Y. Ladue. Miss Bessie
Mitchell West. Miss Helen Keep. Miss
Jessie Chase and James ID. Hawks
spe nj last week In Plymouth, Mass, as
delegates from the Michigan Society
OF Mayfower Descendants. to the an
nual convention of the Society.
| Miss Clara Avery and niece, Miss
Florence Avery. will leave early In
November, for trip around the
world.
The bowling season OF Harmonic
society will open Saturday, Sept IA,
with an individual prize bowling con-
test. In the alleys Of the society, In
Harmonic
Miss Alice May Boutelle, who has
teen in Europe since last spring. re-
turned to Detroit last week.
o.
A number OF Detroit relatives par
tcipated in a family reunion held In
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Hi
ton. Greenfield, Sunday, Sept. 1. Din
ner was served on the lawn with
rlates laid for 55. Relatives from vari
OILS parts OF the United States and
Canada were present.
Mrs. Charles w. Robinson, OF Clay.
mort. DEL and children, are the
guests of Mrs Robinson's parents. DR.
and Mrs. Franz APPEL No. S94 Wood
ward-ave.
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Andrus and Miss
Catherine Andrus have returned from
Dass Rocks, Mass. where they spen.
thc summer. Miss Andrus will re-
tur: to school In Pennington, Conn.
Oct. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. F. ID. c. Hinchman are
the guests of their daughter Mrs.
Char les Jones, of Cincinnati, at Watch
Hill, Mass. They will visit In Sara
rosa Springs, before returning to De-
tfoit.
The Rev. w. Byron Forbush and
Mrs. Forbush, No. Ill Taylor-ave., re-
turned. Saturday, from two-months'
European trip.
In the Garrick theater. Tuesday az
ternoon, Miss Frances Lee Shoecrafs.
of New York, will give an interpre-
tative lecture on "The Blue Bird"
which will visit the GarriclS for a
weeks engagement beginning Sept.
16. The lecture is free.
The marriage OF Miss Edith El
vidge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Elvidge, to DR.. Frederick T..
Covert, will be celebrated in St.
Matthias church, Wednesday evening,
Sept. Is.
aEsss'%sgI o.
Mrs. Margaret Wilkon announces
the engagement OF her daughter, Miss
Alice Wilkon. to Herbert Edward
Weston, of Cleveland, o., the mar
riage to take place Saturday, Sept. 21.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Dexter let:
for the east, Saturday. Mrs. Dexte,
will visit In New York and Boston
during September.
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Detroit Fortnightly club will give
the opening dancing party of the sea
son, in Strasburg's hall, Saturday
evening, Oct. 5.
Mrs. Julian Heath, OF New York,
president of the National Housewives
league of America, and the woman
whose name became household
word in New York because OF her
crusade against the butcher, the
baker and the candlestfck- maker" In
the matter of nigh prices. uhhygienic
surroundings. etc. will be the guest
of the Detroit Federation OF Women's
clubs, Monday, Sept. 16. Mrs. Heath
will give an address In the Wayne
pavilion, Monday afternoon, to which
the women of Detroit are invited to
learn from the speaker the best
method to employ in circumventing
the high cost OF living. Mrs. Alfred D.
Dunk, No. 80 Chicago-blvd. west,
whose home guest Mrs. Heath Will
be, is chairman OF the housewives
welfare committee of the federation
and has been busy for several months
gathering facts which she will pre-
sant IN tha vaaatin0