The Detroit times., 1912-05-02
Social and Personal

MIS-. r. w. Dewey, No. ITO Cass-
ave, left, Wednesday, for the Pacific
coast. where she will spend two
months.
Mrs. Harry Goldstein, No. 22 Forest
ave. east, gave reception. Wednes-
day afternoon, TO meet Miss Lillian
shaw, appearing In the Temple thea
ter this week.
Mrs. Henry b. Lewis entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club.
Wednesday afternoon, closing the sea-
sons activities OF the club.
Mrs. Burt n Shurly will give a thea
ter party, ednesday evening, 10 the
amateur performance in the Garrick
theater, in honor OF Miss Elise Moran
and Miss Mary Hamilton.
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The Ladies' union of the Church OF
Our Father will give luncheon. fol-
loved by a patriotic meeting, Friday
noon. In the church parlors. Mrs.
Charles H. Metcalfe will read a paper
on Patriotic societies of the United
States.
The first annual minstrel and vaude-
vile show by the young people OF
Temple Beth FL. will be given in the
temple, Wednesday evening. A cleve:
program OF minstrel first part and Il
musical and vaudeville olio has been
arranged.
Plates for 100 .Ohioans were laid in
the Hotel Cadillac banquet hall, Tues
day evening, for the annual dinner OF
the Ohio society. DIR. Ii. s. Kiskad-
den presided as POSTMASTER and the
principal address was given by Beech.
er w. Waltermire, OF Findlay, o.
Mrs. Ernest c. Lee, secretary OF the
Political Equality and Civic league,
was elected to the board OF directors
of the Detroit League of Equal Suf-
frage societies on the former organi
Zation's admittance to the latter in a
meeting held Monday, instead of Mrs.
Clarence Lee Felter, as stated in Tues
days Times.
The official board of the Presbyter
ian brotherhood of Westminster
church has issued invitations TO a
number of representative business
men To be its guests at dinner, Friday
evening. May 3, at 80 o'clock, In
the Flemish room OF the Hotel Cadil
lac. The dinner is given for the pur-
pose of securing suggestions and dis
cussion OF various plans for civic bet
terment.
The elocution prizes in the annual
| contest of the college classes of the
| University OF Detroit, held Tuesday
evening in the university auditorium
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first. William B. O'Regan, second, and
Bernard Rabaut third. The judges
We're: Judge Alfred j. Murphy, Hugo
more,
The Cercle Franchise. OF the Uni
versity OF Michigan. will present the
French drama lie Mondeou ION SEN
nuie' in the Central high school audi
torium. Saturday evening. May H.
Following the play an informal recep-
ton will be held for the visitors, UNI
der the auspices Of the French de-
partment OF the school.
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Miss Julia Church. of Lansing, who
has been attending the Detroit Train
ing School OF Elocution and English
Literature. will give a graduating re-
cital, Thursday evening, in Chaffee
hall Miss Church will give The For.
tune Hunter" for her program, and
Margaret Church will assist with
scngs.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Virginia
Murphy, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.
y. Murphy, No Gle Trumbull-ave., to
Venable Johnson, will be quietly cele-
trated, Thursday evening in the home
Of the brides parents. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. c. Hely
Molony, rector of st. Andrews Me-
mortal Episcopal church.
Several beautiful gifts were made
to the Rev. c. Hely Molony, rector of
ST Andrews Memorial Episcopal
church, ard Mrs. Moloney, Tuesday
evening. In a farewell reception ten
dered them in the parlors of the
church Mr.. Molony leaves st. An
drew's to become rector of st. Pauls
Episcopal church, in New Albany,
Ind. A gold watch and fob We're pre-
sented to Mr.. Molony on behalf Of
the parish, and Mrs. Molony received
gold chain and cross and brooch.
I St Mary's guild offering was silver
/ fork. Mr. Molony will occupy his new
pulpit for the first time, Sunday morn
, ing.
| Union lodge. F. & A. NJ, gave the
annual children's May day festival,
| Wednesday afternoon, in the Masonic
temple. Youngsters Of all ages and
sizes. from the babe in arms to the
young miss and master going to high
school. enjoyed program of Maypole
dances. music, moving pictures and
games OF all kinds ending with bas-
let supper in true picnic style The
evening will be given over to the
grown-ups in and informal dancing
party.
Residents in the vicinity OF fire en-
CINE house, No. 10, and members OF
the ladder company, participated in a
dinner, Tuesday evening, in the fire
house. given in honor of Lieut.. John
b. Gies, who has been promoted 10 a
captaincy in company No. IL. The
fire house was appropriately decorat-
ed for the occasion, and during the
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