The Detroit times., 1912-05-30
Social and Personal

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The White Shrine OF Jerusalem
will give a moonlight, Friday even
ing, on the Tashmoo, TO Sugar Island.
Mrs. Frederick M. Alger will give a
dinner Friday evening In honor ot
Mr.. and Mrs. Pemberton Hutchinson.
OF Philadelphia, guests OF Mrs. Rus
sell A. Alger.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ingersoll Lewis en-
tertained 10 guests at dinner Tues
day evening, in honor of the Duchess
; del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Goebel, Jr.,
gave a dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of Sir Henry Seaton Carr, OF
London, Eng.
Mrs. Estell Barbour Stllman viii
be the hostess OF large luncheon
Friday.
Mrs. De Witt Loomis will give a
large dinner party Saturday evening
Miss Justina Arens left Wednes-
day for New York to meet her aunt,
,who will arrive on the Prlncessen
Irene Saturday, to spend the summer
In Detroit.
The Transportation club will give
the first annual minstrel show and
vaudeville entertainment, Friday
evening, I'm the Wayne pavilion.
/, Dancing Will follow the performance,
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Deutscher Verein. OF the University
of Michigan. will give performance
OF the German comedy "Die Journal
isten." Friday evening, in the Gar
rick theater.
The first kindergarten festival
given in the Detroit public schools
was held Wednesday afternoon, in
the Western High with about $50
youngsters taking part in program
Of songs. dances and games, such as
are taught in the kindergarten OF the
public schools. Two more festivals
will be given. Wednesday afternoon,
: June 5, in Eastern High. and Friday,
June Z, in Central High.
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In honor OF Miss Helen Torrey, a
June bride-to-be. a bridge party and
miscellaneous shower will be given
Thursday afternoon, June 6, by Miss
Gertrude Plass. The guests will in
clude the members Of Miss Torrey's
bridge club.
The Rev. Lee s. McCollester who
resigned the pastorate OF the Church
lf Our Father TO become dean of the
theological school in Tufts college, |
will remain in Detroit until July |
and will occupy his former pulpit |
every Sunday morning during June |
DIR. McCollester's duties in Tufts will
not begin until Sept. 20.
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To secure volunteers for Tubercu- |
losis Blue Star Tag day, the secretary |
of the Detroit Society for the Study |
and Prevention OF tuberculosis has !
sent out about 1900 cards TO the |
women of Detroit asking co-opera-
ton But the fact that card has
not been received does not mean that
any woman need hesitate about Offer
: ing her services III the cause, for all |
will be welcome The society's Office |
is in room No. 5l2, Woodward |
Arcade, where names of workers for |
tag day will be gladly received.
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school was filed TO the doors Wednes-
day evening for the performance by
the school glee clubs OF the operetta,
Little Snow White" and the cah-
tata, Three Springs" The per-
formance was given under the di-
rection of Supervisor OF Music
Thomas Childers and was highly cred
table to those taking part.
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Camp Henry w Lawton, Army OF
. the Philippines, held the annual me-
mortal meeting in the post rooms. In
the G. A. R. building, Wednesday
evening. Post Commander William
Burguson, OF Charleston, S. C., was
the principal speaker OF the evening.
Others on the program included mem
bers of Eleventh volunteer cavalry.
Twenty-sixth, Thirtieth, Thirty-eighth
and Forty-second volunteer infantry;
Nineteenth and Twenty-eighth mfan
AIRY, u. S. A., and United States navy.
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The annual MAY festival for the
children OF the various orphanages,
asylums and homes of the city given
by Detroit lodges of Elks, will be hello
Friday afternoon in the Light Guard
arfnory. A fine program of music and
vaudeville acts from the different
theaters of the city has been arranged
and the little ones are promised a
delightful afternoon. Automobiles Will
be furnished by individuals and we'll
known firms to carry the children 10
fhe armory and return.
The Twenty-sixth infantry band al
Fort Wayne will give an open-alr con.
cert Thursday evening an the post
grounds. An excellent program has
been arranged by Chief Musician DC
Isle.
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