The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
Social and Personal

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The annual commencement exer-
cises OF the Farrand Training School
of Nurses, in connection with Harper
hospital, will be held Thursday eve,
IIng, in the Century auditorium. Fol
lowing the exercises and presentation
of diplomas there Will be an Informal
reception and refreshments. j. l..
Hudson, president Harper hospital
association, will present the diplo-
mas, Milton A. McRae will speak and
there will be vocal and instrumental
music.
Miss Frances Coolidge will give a
graduating piano recital, Friday eve
ning, in the Detroit Conservatory OF
Music, assisted by Miss Marie Won
Essen. contralto, and Miss Frieda
Won Essen, accompanist Miss Coo
lidge received her early musical
education In the Cincinnati Conserva-
tory OF Music, but since coming TO
Detroit to live has been studying
piano with Director Francis l.. York,
of the Detroit Conservatory OF Music.
She will graduate in June from the
Central high school
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The social season OF the Detroit
Motor Beat club was opened Wednes'
day evening, with dinner-dance, In
the pretty clubhouse at Windmill
Point. About $50 guests were pres
cnt During the season informal
dances are held every Wednesday
evening.
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Following a weeks campaigning in
Michigan cities, In behalf OF votes
FOR women" Beatrice Forbes Robert
son will return to Detroit, Saturday,
10 be TIE guest at luncheon, Saturday
noon, In the Newcomb- Endicott cafe,
of the Detroit League OF Equal SUI !
frage societies. Later in the after.
noon. Miss Robertson will be enter
tanned In the Country club. Sunday |
afternoon. she will speak in Moose |
temple, the lecture to be free TO the
public At the luncheon, Saturday, |
there will be millinery exhibit" of
the 39-cent straw hats which the suf- |
frage paraders, in New York. adopt |
ed
Members OF the College Equal SUI |
frage league will present the suffrage
ylay. How the Vote Was Won" Fri |
day evening, May II, in the Century |
/. auditorium The characters in the |
play will be taken entirely by wo- |
men, the cast to include Mrs. Eugene !
Shipper, Mrs. c. C. Benjamin, Mrs |
Ralph Ainsworth, Or. Juanita Lea !
Miss Genevieve Sheehan and Miss
e Carpenter.
Mrs. Erwin Holt, OF Burlington. n
c.. and Mrs Howard Lowry, of Hav- i
erford Pa, are the guests OF their i
sister, Mrs Rufus w. Clark Mrs
Clark has issued invitations for
luncheon, Monday. in honor of her
guests.
+, Mr. and Mrs. w f. Brownlee and |
William G.. Brownlee, No. 1885 Sec
ond-ave.. are in Washington 10 attend
The commencement exercises Mon
day, May 10. of Chevey Chase col
lege, from which Miss Bernice Brown
lee and Miss Ruth Pierson, No 12I
Atkinson-ave., will graduate.
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A creditable production OF Robin |
Hood" was made Wednesday after
loQn and evening, in the Detroit |
opera house, by the Northwestern
cperatic Ensemble. an organization
of young people residing in the
northwestern section of the city. The |
principal parts were well taken and |
well.drilled chorus added TO the |
general excellence. The vocal work |
was under the direction OF Arthur |
Russell and the opera was carefully |
staged by Theodore j Smith.
Mrs. Edward Candy and Mrs. Frank /
Candy, who has been visiting Mrs |
Charles g. Lathrop, have returned to |
their home In Dayton, o.
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Mrs Frederick Munger, OF Utica. |
y. u, is the guest of her mother,
Mrs Frank W. Eddy. Crosse Pointe.
with whom she returned from New
York state, Wednesday
Mrs Alanson S. Brooks and Mrs !
James Warner returned, Tuesday, !
from several months stay in the
orient.
Mrs. William b. Moran left We'd |
nesday for a round OF visits in New
York and Boston.
Misses Frieda Gagel, Marjorie Gle
land, Rosella Bower and Lillian !
Nercier left. Wednesday, for Syca- !
more, n. IL O dNltuu NhC oiihHo' NS's
vention OF the Mu Phi Epsilon soror'
ity. The young women are delegates
from the Detroit chapter of the soror-
+, ity.
The ladies of ST. Leo's Altar society
will give a pedro party Thursday |
evening, in the parish hall.
So
Detroit Fortnightly club will give
the last dancing party of the season \
Friday evening. in Strasburgs
academy.
The young ladies OF the Church OF
Tomorrow. of the Jefferson-ave. Pres
byterian church, Will give supper
and social Thursday evening, in New
berry chapel. with the young men OF
the church as guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ]. Gamble and
Miss May Gamble, have returned TO
heir home at No SO Taylor-aye.. af-
to-. spending several months in their
: winter home, in Seabreeze, Fla.
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Mrs. E. NJ. Conner will give talk
on "The divine art OF expression
in Alliance hall, Friday evening, under I
tho auspices OF the New Thought Al