The Detroit times., 1912-04-29
Social and Personal

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Members of the Alpha Sigma Phi
fraternity held a ball, Friday evening,
In the Hotel fuller. as one of the so
cial entertainments during a three
days convention OF the fraternity.
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Columbus hall was crowded. Friday
evening, for the concert of the Uni
Aersity Of Michigan Musical clubs
rancing followed a spirited and we'll
arranged program.
All chapters belonging to the East.
ern Star will join ina moonlight ex-
oursion. Monday evening, June 10. on
he steamer st. Claire.
Members OF the Fellowcraft club
will enjoy an Italian night, Tuesday
evening, April 80. in the club rooms
/ The program will open with an Illus
/ trated talk on Italy and its people"
by Director A. II. Griffith. of the
Museum OF Art, TO be followed by
| Italian music and other features end
| ing with a supper of Italian dishes.
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An entertainment will be given in
G. A. X. hall, Monday evening, April
30 for the members OF Gen. Alpheus
| s. Williams fortress No. /. The Rev
j. Percival Huget will give an address
and there will be music and other
features.
Detroit lodge, No. 2, F. & A. NJ. will
give a minstrel and vaudeville show,
in the Masonic temple. May 20 and
| "a The entertainers are all mem
bers of the lodge, and the show is
under the direction of George Ken
nedy.
Detroit Industrial school association
will give musicale and tea, Wednes-
day afternoon, May s, in the home or
Mrs. Alfred Lucking, No. 80 Rowena-
ST. There will be on sale candy, flow
ers and dainty fancy articles OF vari-
Gus kinds.
The Betsy Ross club. children of the
Republic, will be presented with a
beautiful silk flag in the regular meet
ing. Monday, April 30, This is the first
| girls club Of the Children of the Re-
] public, and is composed Of Is en-
thusiastic girls, who hold their meet
ings in the club room of the Field-ave.
1 library.
The following were chosen officers
of Mt Vernon society in the annual
meeting held Friday, in st. Johns
Episcopal parish house: Mrs. Arthur
Maxwell Parker, president; Mrs Will
! lard f. Parker. first vice-president;
Mrs. L. w. Stoddard second vice-presi-
dent; Miss May Cole. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. W. r. Chittick, record
/ ing secretary; Mrs. John d. Sanders,
I treasurer: ISIS Anna Pitkin, Mrs
F;chard H. Fyfe, Mrs. Edgar ID. Gibbs,
Mrs. Orla y. Taylor and Mrs George
| Hosmer, executive committee.
4 public meeting or the Detroit
chapter of the American Woman's
! league will be held, Tuesday even
ing, April 30, at O'Clock, in New
Thought Alliance hall Brief ad
dresses will be given by the state
regent. Miss Edith L. Davis and the
Rev. c. w. Brugh. Miss Esther Boyn-
ton and other members OF the Detroit
! Equal Suffrage club will address the
meeting. The American Woman's
league, the Regents, corporation, and
the Woman's republic, are heartily In
sympathy With suffrage work. In ad.
dton, an interesting program will be
presented by Miss Mabel X. Logic
Miss Julia Harder, readers, and Fox's
orchestra.
The Gen Alexander Macomb club,
Children of the Republic, had most
interesting meeting, Thursday even
ing, April 25. Plans were made for
the prize essay contest to be held in
the auditorium of the Field-ave. lib
rary. Thursday evening, May 2. at 1880
clock. Essays are TO be written on
the war of 1912, the flag, and our hero,
General Alexander Macomb. The