The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-29
Social and Personal

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Miss Frances Curtis will return
from Vassar college, Saturday, to
spend the Easter vacation with her
parents.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite
Gray Linn, daughter of Mr., and Mrs
A. r. Linn, of Cleveland, formerly of
Detroit, TO DR.. A. M. Herman, OF
Cleveland, will take place In June.
Miss Linn has wide circle OF friends
in this city.
The Philathea class OF Emmanuel
Presbyterian church will hold an
Easter cake sale, Saturday afternoon,
April s, in the school room of the
church building.
Milton A. McRae will be the speak
er at the regular weekly luncheon OF
the Lawyers club, Saturday noon, in
the Penobscot Inn, speaking on The
business man and the lawyer"
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In the annual meeting of the Michi-
gan branch of the Woman's Board OF
Missions of the Interior, held in Sag
NAV this week, the following Detroit
women were elected officers: Treas
urer. Mrs. f. H. Eichelzar; assistant
treasurer, Miss Marguerite White;
auditor, Mrs. Percy j. Farrell. Grand
Rapids will be the next place or
meeting.
The Rev. Maurice Penfield Fixes
and Mrs. Fixes, who have spent the
past six weeks In Phoenix Ariz., will
return to Detroit the end OF next
week. Mr.. Fixes, who was compelled
| to give up his work temporarily as
pastor of the Woodward-ave. Baptist
church. on account of severe throat
| trouble and seek rest In the far west,
writes Detroit friends that his health
Is greatly improved, and that he
hopes to occupy his pulpit Easter sun
day morning. While in the west, Dr.
Fixes has lived entirely in the open.
Mrs. Rose M. French, whom De-
troiters will remember because OF the
series OF splendid addresses she gave
last fall in this city In behalf OF equal
suffrage and the delinquent children
problem has suffered serious relapse
In the illness-which has kept her in
a Cleveland hospital since the hon-
days. Mrs. French, just after her De-
troit visit, suffered complete ner-
vous breakdown and was compelled
to 20 to a Cleveland hospital. Friends
I'm Detroit advised of her condition
fear for the outcome. Mrs. French
has made her home in San Francisco
for many years, although a native OF
Cleveland. Her two daughters, the
only surviving members OF her family,
live in England.
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That the recently organized Uni
versity Of Michigan club Of Detroit, Is
pronounced success, Is evidenced
by the fact that over 40 Michigan
alumni attended the weekly luncheon
OF this organization in the University
club, Wednesday noon. "The Yellow
and the Blue was Justify sung and
pleasant hour enjoyed, during which
old friendships were renewed and col
lege "reminiscences recalled. The
luncheon was honored with the at
tendance OF a member OF the class OF
1858, George NJ. Lane: Judge George
S. Hosmer. 1875, and Lawrence c.
Hull, 1877.
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The Case-Ave Methodist church
was filed with clubwomen, Thursday,
for the annual Reciprocity day" OF
the Detroit Federation of Women's
clubs Mrs. A. Starr Best, OF Chicago,
president of the Drama League OF
America, was the guest of honor, and
following luncheon, which was served
in the church parlors, gave a talk on
the objects and accomplishments OF
the league. Mrs Lucy White VIII
liams, of Lapeer, president of the
Michigan Federation OF Women's
clubs. was also guest OF honor. Mrs.
George G.. Caron, president of the
Detroit federation, gave a dinner in
the evening, in her home, No. So Dav
enport-st., for Mrs. Best and Mrs.
Williams.
The Twentieth Century association
OF Literature and Musical Art, OF
Windsor. Will hold an entertainment
in the auditorium of the Windsor
public library, Friday evening.
Charles A. Hughes. of Detroit. Will
deliver an illustrated lecture on
"Roosevelt's trip through Africa,
and there will be an excellent
musical program.
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DR.. e. l.. Macomb Bristol will sail,
Saturday, for the Panama canal. ac-
companied by his cousin. Count Rio
pelle Navrre Bristol. OF Paris, who
has been his guest the past week.
While in the canal zone Or. Bristol
and Count Bristol will be the guests
OF Col. Goethals.
Mrs. Helen Wyrick Shafor ana
Harold Jarvis will give an entertain
ment, Friday evening, in Milter's
hall. Warren west and Mckinley
ayes. under the auspices OF the
Ladies' union OF the Boulevard Con-
gregational church.
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A number Of Detroit young women
left. Friday, for Ann Arbor 10 attend
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