The Detroit times., 1912-05-17
Social and Personal


Mr.. and Mrs J.. II. Lyday anG
daughter, Miss June, No. As Leiees
ter-ct., sailed from New York, Thurs
day morning, for southern Europe.
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Miss Laura o. Butler will leave,
Saturday. for New York, to ,isit
friends and TO meet her mother and
sister, Mrs. Frederick o. Butler and
Miss Selenah Butler. who return from
abroad after year spent in travel
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Mrs. Emory W. Clark and children,
VINO returned recently from pro
tracted stay in Europe. will leave,
Friday, for Kentucky, 10 visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. Walter Brooks was the hos
tess of bridge party, ,Thursds az
ternoon, In honor OF Miss McHenry,
OF Cumberland, Md, the guest OF Miss
Elise Campau.
North Woodward w. C. T. U. will
meet Friday afternoon, in the home OF
Mrs. John Crosman, No I49 Melrose-
ave. The Rev. Eugene NJ. Antrim, or
the North Woodward Methodist church,
VIII oe the speaker.
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The beautiful new organ recently
installed In St. Marks Episcopal
church, will be formally dedicated,
Friday evening. with free sacred
concert. The full vested choir, under
the direction OF Mrs. Clara HaTshaw
Murray, will take part; Henry Riley
Fuller and Noble ID. Eddy the latter
organist of the church, will give or
gan numbers, and the following will
be the sololsts Mrs. Clara Harshaw
Murray, Miss Rena Schlee, Miss Edith
Lawson, Mrs. John Andrews, s. STAINS
field and John Andrews.
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A May festival, under the auspices
OF the Philathea class OF the Trum-
bull-ave. Presbyterian church, will be
held Friday evening. in the church
parlors. A musical program will be
given and refreshments served
throughout the evening.
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The Daughters of Scotland, Heather
Bell clan, will give a leap year dane
ing party, in st. Andrews hall, Fri
day evening. The entertainment COM
mittee includes Mrs. A. b. McRobbie.
Misses Nellie Elcome, Jean RGther>
ford, Euphemia Clark, Edith Gerrie,
Mary Currie, Elizabeth Rennie, Addie
Oswald. Alberta Gerrie, Jessie Hunt
er. and Katharine Cummings The
floor committee is Albert McRobbie,
Ory Benaway, and James Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. SotheTn, the
latter Julia Marlowe, who will play
an engagement next week in the Gar
rick theater, during their stay in De-
troit, will be domiciled in the resi-
dence of Mrs. Alice f. Grant, No. SO
Peterboro-st., which they have rented
for the week Mr. and Mrs. Sothern
dislike hotel life and in cities where
II Is possible to find a private resi-
dence, they invariably do So They
carry their own force OF servants. IL
Chicago, where they have been play.
ing for several weeks, they occupied
the home of Mrs. Richard Harding
Davis.
An entertainment will be given
Thursday evening, in the Y. w. c. A.
auditorium, by members Of the music
and elocution educational classes, end
ing with a unique feature in the DEM
onstration of the First Aid class. The
educational exhibit, which has been
under way the last two days. has at
tracted large number OF interested
visitors TO view the attractive display
of gowns, hats, embroidery, lace work
>and CULINARY good things which the
students in the classes have made.
Friday evening. the Amateur Theatri-
cal club will give two PLAYS, DR.. Cure
ALL and Popping the Question"
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f. st. Elmo Lewis, advertising man
ager OF the Burroughs Adding Machine
company, will occupy the pulpit of the
First Baptist church, in Dallas, Texas,
Sunday morning. speaking on 81.
Paul, the advertiser OF the Christian
church. Mr. Lewis spoke in Kansas
City, Wednesday evening, before the
Typothetae and Ad club of that city
on Printing and advertising In Kan
sas City," and will address the Texas
Press association in Temple, Texas,
Friday evening, on Making money in
printing and publishing a paper Mr..
Lewis will preside over the officers
conference in the convention Of the
Associated Advertising clubs Of Amer
lea to be held in Dallas, Texas, May
1923.