The Detroit times., 1912-04-11
Social and Personal


Capt. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Poole, No 375
Seminole-ave., will return, Thursday.
from a Californian trip.
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The Woman's guild OF ST. Paufs
cathedral will meet Friday morning at
10 o'clock, in the parish house for
business meeting.
Mrs. E. II. Beach gave a bridge
luncheon, Tuesday, in honor oil Miss
Ethel Howe, OF Jersey City, n. j., the
guest OF Mrs. Henry Hart, Crosse
Pointe.
The marriage OF Miss Violet
Bridges, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
z. p. Bridges, No. 249 Hubbard-aye.,
TO Leon Starmont, OF Thompson, Utah,
was quietly celebrated Tuesday. The
Rev Walter r. Fruit, pastor OF Pres
ton Methodist church, officiated. Mr..
and Mrs. Starmont will make their
home in Utah.
Mrs. Richard p. Joy gave dinner,
Tuesday evening. in her Crosse Pointe
Farms home, in honor OF Miss Ste
phanie Moran and William Van Husan
Moore, whose marriage will take
place Thursday. Other guests were
Miss Elise Moran, Miss Charlotte Cas-
grain. John Bell Moran, Alpheus Chit
tenden, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Rose,
OF Pittsburgh. house guests OF Mrs.
Joy.
The annual congregational meeting
of the Central Presbyterian church
will be held Thursday evening. at
O'Clock. preceded by supper, In the
church parlors, at $50 O'Clock In
the business meeting reports OF all
church activities will be presented
and two elders and three trustees
elected.
A new club, christened Northwest
ern Civic Study club, was formed Mon
day afternoon, in the home OF MIS-
F. r. Pulcher, No. 1940 West GRAND
blvd. under the direction OF Mrs.
Ruby M. Zahn, president OF the 20
litical Equality and Civic league, and
Mrs Clarence Lee Felter, secretary
OF the same organization. The fol'
lowing officers were chosen for the
new club: President, Mrs. +. T..
Pitcher: first vice-presldent, Mrs. w.
Borbonnais; second vice-president'
Mrs. w. II. Gregg: secretary, Mrs. w.
ID. Hall; treasurer. Mrs. J. c. Calm;
board OF directors. Mrs. A. Pratt, Mrs.
T. L. Chapman, Mrs. L. j. Jenries
and Mrs. w. A. Atkinson. Meetings
will be held twice a month, the nrst
TO take place Monday. April p. All
men and women interested in the
study of civic questions are invited to
join the club.
The annual meeting for the election
" officers, board of managers and
delegates to the national congress Oh
he Michigan Society, Sons OF the
American Revolution VIII be held
FRIDAY evening, April 10, in the Hotel
Pontchartrain. Following the business
session, a buffet supper will be served
and a social hour enjoyed. The nom
mating committee appointed by the
board of managers has made the fol
lowing nominations: President, the
( Rev. Lee s. McCollester; vice-presl
dent. Joseph Greusel: secretary. VIII
| Jams G.. Harris: treasurer, Enoch
smith: registrar, Raymond l.. Van
| SICKLE: chaplain. the Rt. Rev, Charles
! d. Williams: historian. Clarence Nj
| Burton. Delegates TO national con
gress: Delegate-at-large Richard IL
Fyfe; George II. Barbour. William A
Butler. Jr., Jacob s. Farrand, Jr, Al
bert NJ Henry. William p. Holiday
| Charles A Merrell, George b Rem
| ick. Bertrarh c. whitney Members
OF board OF managers-John p. Ants
des. Enoch Bancker. J Remsen Dish
op. Norman y. Conger, Gen. Charles
a. Coolidge, Franklin 5. Dewey, HarrS
! Is. Earhart, c. Frederic Heyerman
Dr. Frank Ward Holt. William Jud
son, Or. stephen II. knight, Harry a
Lockwood. Charles Moore. the Rev
Joseph A. Vance. and George ID VII
cox.
The marriage OF Miss Stephani'
Moran. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs JohI
~ Moran, TO William Van HusaI
Moore will be quietly celebrated
Thursday afternoon, AT 4 o'clock. II
the home of the brides aunt, Mrs