The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-19
Social and Personal

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Hodges
left. Tuesday. for Atlantic City, for a
fortnight's stay.
The North Woodward Political
Equality and Civic league held It's
monthly meeting. Tuesday afternoon,
In 81 -JeseRh,s- Episcopal ehaEeh-Pafs
Iors. Edward Greco and Mrs. j. w
Waiting gave talks on cities run Dy
the commission form OF government.
Miss Pauline Neumann was speciai
guest and spoke on labor CONDITIONS
among women and children, Delight
FIJI musical numbers were furnished
bv Miss Myrtle Mcdonald, soprano,
and Miss Margaret Comerford, pi'
anist.
banquet and special meeting OF
Detroit Shrine No. 90. White Shrine
OF Jerusalem, will be held Friday
evening. March 20. In the hall, No. 81
Michlgan-ave. Supreme officers OF
the order will be present.
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The marriage OF Miss Gladys liam
ilton Van Court, daughter OF u, +.
Van Court, No. IS Alfred-st,, to James
H. Hobson, of Flushing, o., took place
very quietly, Monday afternoon, IN
X the home of the brides father The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
w. f. Faber, rector Of ST. Johns rEnls-
copal church. Only the immediate
relatives were present, including the
brides father, the groom's father
John A. Hobson, and sister, Mrs
Jenkins, of Flushing. The young
couple will spend their honeymoon Ia
New York, and make their home later
In Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Ford
gave a dinner, Monday evening, In
honor of Miss Rowena Croul, who
leaves, wednesday, for visit in Phil
adelphia. Following dinner, the
party went to the Detroit opera house.
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Joyce Clark Hasse, daughter o;
Mr.. and Mrs. julius c. Hasse, TO Hud-
son James Prize. The marriage Will
take place in May.
United States Daughters OF 1872
met Tuesday afternoon, with Miss
Dryer, No. "a Eliet-st.
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Miss Helene Wright entertained the
bridge club OF which she is a member,
Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Arthur Maxwell Parker, who
has been in Battle Creek, has returned
TO Detroit. Thursday, Mrs. Parker
viii 60 to Big Rapids, and will be The
: guest at dinner of the ID. A. r. hap
ter in that town.
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German Statesmen association will
give pedro party and dance in the
club rooms, Tuesday evening, March
26.
Mrs. Eleanor Hazard Peocock WIS
the soloist of the Tuesday musicale
members concert Tuesday morning,
in the Century building, giving Nor
wegian song cycle. "Vaardag'' (The
Child's Spring Dap in the original
text, to the piano accompaniment OF
Mrs. Lille Gnlbrandsen Moore. Mrs.
Peoeocks work was much enjoy ell.
The program offered also soTata
for violin and piano played by Mrs
May Leggett Abel and Miss Mar
guerite Mannebach and trio for pi-
ano. violin and cello by Mrs. Heber-
lein. Miss Louie Dawson and Richard
p. Hall.
A. free illustrated lecture on Rus,
sia's will be given, Tuesday evening,
In the Scripps branch library, by
Adam Strohm. assistant pubic II.
brarian.
Miss Blanche Zillerot, No. ESQ West
Grand-blvd.. gave dinner for eight
guests, Sunday evening. in the Hotel
Cadillac, in honor Of Arthur NJ. COus.
mo. whose birthday was celebrated In
this way.
Mrs. Arthur Maxwell Parker will
give free illustrated lecture OH "Old
Detroit" Tuesday evening, in the
Field-ave. branch library.
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About go friends of Edgar A. Guest
the Detroit writer and humorist, and
OF Maclyn Arbuckle. the wellknown
actor, who is presenting a vaudeville
sketch by Mr.. Guest In the Temple
theater this week. gave a supper fer
these gentlemen, Monday evening, in