The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-04-15

New York, Saturday morning, for
Germany. They will remain abroad
until July, and on their return will
spend the remainder OF the sumter
at Pine Lake.
Delos F. Wilcox, OF New York. for
mer secretary OF the Detroit NUM-
cipal league, will address the Detroit
Equal Suffrage club. in Alliance hall,
Friday afternoon, April 10. The pub
lie is invited to attend this meeting,
which promises to be OF unusual In
terest
Among Detroiters sailing for Eu-
rope. Saturday. morning. from New
York. on the North German Lloyd
steamer, Berlin, were Mr.. and Mrs.
David Scheyer Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID.
Sheldon and ]. w. Thompson.
The senior class club Of the Detroit
Training School OF Elocution and Eng
lish Literature will give q humorous
evening with Automobiles" in Char
fee hall, Monday and Tuesday even
ings, April Is and 16. The Hattie
Rood Grace Concert company will as
sist.
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The annual Joint Masonic Athletic
associations dancing party will be
held In the Masonic temple, Saturday
evening, April 20. The Tigers and
the Maps have been invited to attend.
There are eight teams In the Masonic
league this season, and most OF the
games will be played In Bots Blanc
park, Saturday afternoons.
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The Sons OF St. George will observe
st. Georges day with ball In Stras-
burg's academy, Thursday evening.
April 25. Members OF Lansing, Flint
and Pontiac lodges will attend. The
members OF the Detroit lodge have
been invited TO banquet in windsor,
Tuesday evening, April %, given by
the Windsor Sons.
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The annual meeting OF the Detroit
Association for the Aid OF Sick and
Crippled Children was held In the Van
Leuven Browne Hospital School for
Crippled Children, Monday afternoon,
and a membership roll OF 1853 was re-
ported by Mrs. Frederick Flower,
chairman of the membership commit
tee. The association will give a card
party in the near future.
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A memorial meeting for the late
Mrs. Huldah Hollands will be held,
Tuesday evening, April 16. in Scripps
branch library by the Detroit Won
ans Press club, OF which Mrs. Hol-
lands for many years was an officer
and member. Mrs. Hollands wrote
much for children, and TO honor her
talent and her memory, the Press
club members will present a portrait
OF her to the library commissioners
to be hung in the childrens room In
the central public library.
A number OF women prominent in
the suffrage movement in Detroit, un.
der the direction OF the College Equal
Suffrage league, will sell the Woman's
Journal, OF Boston, the Official sui.
frage organ, on the down streets OF
Detroit, Saturday afternoon. The
money made by the fair 'newsboys"
will be devoted to the suffrage cam
paign to be carried on in Michigan
for the ensuing few months, In an
ticipation OF the suffrage constitu-
tional amendment TO be voted on In
the fall. Among those to sell the pa
pers In the busy downtown district
will be Mrs Eugene r. Shipper, Dr.
Mary Thompson Stevens, Mrs. Stevens
T. Mason. Mrs. Ruby VI. Zahn. Mrs.
c. l. Felter, Mrs. j w. Waiting,
Mrs. E. c. Lee, Mrs. T. Jones and
Miss Geraldine o'Sheehan.
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Covers for 100 were laid for the an
nual dinner OF Troop B cavalry, held
Friday evening, In the Hotel Cadillac.
A reception in the Turkish room pre-
coded dinner. following which speech
es were made by Gen. Abbey. Gen.
Charles w Harrah, Lieut.. Disque.
Mayor Thompson, Maj. Harvey. Col.
Louis Covell. commander OF the Sec
ond infantry, ". N. G.; Capt. George
c. Blickle. adjutant OF the Second In
fantry, and Mai John s. Bersey. Post
master Homer Warren sang The