The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-25
Social and Personal

In celebration OF the first annlyer-
sary OF the dedication OF Highland
Park Presbyterian church, an enter
tainment VIII be given In the parlofs
OF the church, Monday evening. The
musical and literary program will pre-
sent Mrs. j. r. Pratt. Miss Helen
Myers, and Miss Alice Macdonald,
pianists: David H. r. Wills. George
A. ErskIne and Mrs. Richard Cudmore,
vooalists. Mrs. Leonard Steels and
George ID. Brown, readers. Refresh
ments will be served by the ladies'
OF the church.
John Paul Jones chapter. Children
OF the Revolution, Will be the guests
Saturday afternoon OF Col. and Mrs.
c. A. Booth. Fort Wayne The chill
dren viii be taken over the post and
will listen TO a concert By the Twenty
sixth infantry band
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Daughters OF 1872 will give bridge
party, Saturday afternoon, in the
home OF Mrs. b. c. Whitney. Cedar
Hall. Crosse Pointe, for the purpose
OF raising funds for the philanthropic
work OF the society
The ladies OF Trinity Episcopal
church will hold a sale OF home-baked
goods, Saturday afternoon in the par
ish house.
MIR. and Mrs. Merton f. Farr and
the Misses Elva. Amy and Carol Farr
will sail Saturday morning from New
York for Europe to spend the summer
in travel
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Detroit Association for the Aid OF
Sick and Crippled Children will com
Zine business with pleasure, Saturday,
June s, when the members will meet
in the Belle Isle casino at O'Clock
for business session and later VIII
be joined by their families and friends
for picnic supper.
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The Michigan State Nurses associa-
ton in convention in the Hotel fuller
Thursday, elected the following ON
GERS for the ensuing year President,
Mrs. Fannie Pemberton. Ann Arbor;
vice-presidents, Miss Kathryn Mac.
Donald, Port Huron, and Miss Ida
Proctor Thompson, Saginaw; record
ing secretary. Miss Mathilda KRUGER,
Detroit: corresponding secretary, Miss
Anna Manuel, Cadillac; treasurer,
Mrs. Joseph Halborson, Port Huron;
Miss s. z. Sly, of Birmingham, board
OF counsellors. In the afternoon about
100 OF the delegates were entertained
al a reception in the Nurses home, in
connection with Grace hospital.
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The animal welfare committee OF
the Twentieth Century club held an
open meeting, Thursday afternoon, In
the Century building for the purpose
Of receiving suggestions and discuss
ing ways and means Of caring for
animals. There was a large gather
ing and wellknown speakers, including
such men as Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin,
the Rev Eugene Shipper. Will Leving-
ton Comfort. w. j. Cameron, David
Brown and others. Mrs. Abner K.
Larned is chairman OF the committee
which she will call together within a
few days to present TO the members
the results OF Thursdays meeting that
immediate action may be formulated.
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The popular interest in BENJAMIN
Fay Mills lectures in Alliance hall has
been so gratifying that Mr.. Mills will
remain in Detroit four days longer.
Sunday, in the hall, he Will speak on
When your heart is filled with love-:
i'm the afternoon on the psychological
play. The Case of Becky" In the
evening on That we alp might be
rich" These lectures are free. Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday Mr..
Mills will give courses OF lectures on
Health treatments" Psychological
breathing" and Immortality" speak
ing three times daily.
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DR.. j. o. Schlotterbeck, dean OF the
school of pharmacy, in the University
of Michigan, was the guest OF honor at
a dinner given Thursday evening by
Detroit alumni An interesting feature
of the occasion was the presentation
OF a gold watch TO the doctor by
number of his former students.
Advanced pupils OF Miss Minnie
Diederich will give springtime