The Detroit times., 1912-09-23
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

fENSONAL
Mrs. Henry Riley Fuller and
laughter, Miss Alicia Fuller, have
eturned from Bay Shore, N. j.
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James Il. Hanna and daughter. Miss
ennie Hanna, No. 204 Avery-ave., sail
rom New York, Tuesday morning
or Europe.
Among Detroiters booked to sail
tuesday from New York, on the North
German Lloyd steamship, Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse, are Mrs. Fannie r
Hart, Miss Adele Jacobson and Miss
Bertha Buell..
Mrs. Mary Williams. who has been
he guest of her son. DIR. Robert It
Williams, No. $50 Third-ave., has re
urned. to her home In Grand Rapids,
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The Y. M. G. A. Five Thousand club
Will give supper Tuesday evening, In
he Elliott. .Tay ylor- r-Woolfenden cafe 10
celebrate the realization OF the sig.
hincance of the clubs name-5, 900
members for the Detroit Y. NJ. c. A.
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Mrs. Durand w. Springer and hSf
lnother, Mrs. La Sale have given up
their home at No. 154 Taylor-aye,
and removed to Ann Arbor where NJ.
Springer recently became principal
Df the Ann Arbor High school.
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DIR. Charles e. Chadsey, superinten-
dent OF Detroit's public. schools, will
be the guest OF the Mack-ave. Im.
provement association, Monday eve.
ming. In a meeting to be held In tho
|anditorium of the Eastern High
school, The meeting will be public
and all residents of that part Of the
city In which the school is situated,
men, and women. are urged to attend
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John c.. Moons. son OF Franz
Moons. No. 1867 Field-ave., will leave
Detroit Saturday. Sept %, for the
Panama zone. to accept a stenograp,
ic position with Uncle Sam, In the
government ofices; in Panama.
The decorations Of oficiere d'Acad.
emie, conferred by the French gov.
ernment upon the latee Mrs. Ella
Tefft Barbour and upon Charles L.
Palms, has been received by Joseph
Eelanger. French consul, In Detroit.
The decorations were given recogni-
ton OF the efforts OF Mrs. Barbour
and Mr.. Palms. In behalf OF the
French language and literature. At
/ The time OF her death, in February.
Mrs. Barbour was vice-president of
the Alliance Francaisee. In Detroit
Mr. Palms Is president OF the Alliance.
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The marriage OF Miss Rossie Neil
Grace. daughter of Mrs. Hattie Rood
Grace, to Howard Frederic Cline, OF
South Dakota, will be quietly celc-
brated Monday evening, in the home
OF the brides mother, No. TIC Sec
ond-ave. The ceremony will be per.
formed by the Rev. Frank s. Row.
land. OF the Cass-ave. Methodist
church. Miss Grace is we'll known as
p musician and entertainer on tie
concert platform throughout the coun
try. Mr.. Cline Is graduate of the
University of South Dakota and, ct
present Is a senior In the law de-
pnrtment of the University of Michi
gan.
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A special meeting OF the Detroit
Housewives league. and all persons
interested, in the movement, will be
held Wednesday afternoon, at 2:30
o'clock. in the Scripps branch library.
the league members are desirous CT
fully informing themselves upon The
milk situation, in Detroit, which
threatens to considerably advance the
present cost of milk to the consumer
and have asked r. p. Gerlach, OF
Halfway, Mich, and J. Kennedy, gen.
eral manager of the Towar Creamery
Co., to speak In this special meet
ing. -
William Whiting Borden. OF Chi.
cago. a young millionaire, who last
week in Chicago consecrated his life
to missionary work, In the far of
province of Kan Su, China, Is son
Of the late William Borden, OF Chi
cago, and Mrs. Mary Whiting Bor-
den, the latter formerly OF Detroit.
Mrs. Borden in her girlhood was a
-society belle in this city, and was a
member OF the whiting family, one
OF the Oldest in Detroit. Young Boz
den is reputed to have fortune OF
$5,000,000. He Is a graduate of Yale
in the class of '09 and OF Princeton
Theological seminary.
"A A double wedding ceremony on in-
terest to Detroit friends of the con-
tracing parties took place, Thursday,
: Sent. 10, In the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Todd, OF New Boston. Mich.
when their daughters, Miss Callie and