The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-15
Social and Personal

Daughters of Scotland, Heather Bell
clan, No. /, will give leap year
party, Friday evening, May II, In st.
Andrews lall.
Members OF the College Equal Suf-
frage league will present the play,
How the Vote Was Won." Friday
evening, May IL in the Century audi
forum.
Miss Claire Olin Johnson was the
guest Of honor at hridge-tea, Tues
day afternoon. given by Miss Elise
Moran, who was assisted In entertain
ing by Miss Helene Palms and Miss
Adelaide Casgrain.
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A leap year dancing party will be
given, Wednesday evening. in Chaffee
hall, by the Chi Beta Sorority, the
proceeds to be devoted TO the charit-
able work Of the sorority.
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Miss Joyce Clarke Hasse. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hasse, No. %
Brady-st, will be married Wednesday.
at high noon, TO James Pirie. The
ceremony will be performed in the
family home, by the Rev. John Brit
tan Clark, OF Westminster Presby-
terian church. The couple will be at
home to their friends after July /,
at No. COS Cass-ave.
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Detroit Engineering society will
hold the regular meeting, Friday
evening. in the Y. M. c. A. auditorium,
when Alex Dow will give an informal
travelogue on subjects OF interest to
the engineering and allied professions,
The meeting will be preceded by sup.
per in a private dining room In the
Penobscot inn. The annual river out
ing OF the society will take place
Saturday afternoon, June %, on the
steamer Sappho.
Harmonic society closed the sea
son festivities with fine concert and
most enjoyable dance, Monday even
ing, in Harmonic hall. The program
was calculated to enthuse the German
citizens and their families present
and every number was encored. Sup
per and dancing concluded the even.
ing.
The first plant market" Of the De
troit branch of the National Plant,
Flower and Fruit guild, will be held,
Wednesday, May %, In the new
Broadway market building. The pub
lie is asked to send seedlings. flowers,
vegetables, fruits, seeds, clippings,
shrubs, ETC., to be sold at lowest pos
sible prices for the benefit Of the
work of the guild All merchandise
unsold will be used in the community
garden and i'm the backyard gardens
which the guild will establish In vari-
Gus parts of the city
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Detroit Western High School
Alumni association will hold an i'm
uoitant business meeting. Friday
evening, May IL, in the school, fol-
lowed by a fraternity meeting. A
program OF entertainment will be
given later, with the congressional
assembly OF the school presenting a
mock trial, the evening to close with
dancing in the gymnasium. The as
ISOLATION will hold the annual river
excursion, Saturday, June 10.
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The chorus choir OF Emmanuel Pres
byterian church, assisted by several
soloists, will give a concert in the
Woodward-ave. Presbyterian church
under the auspices of the North Wood
ward Choral union and the Woman's
union of the church, Tuesday even
ing, May 81. The soloists will be
Miss Norma Raiss, soprano; Alvah E.
Laing. baritone, and Arthur Seymour,
violinist. The concert is given un-
der the direction of w. Marshall
Williams. conductor Mr. Williams
has had charge OF the Emmanuel
church choir less than two years. and
during that time has built up one OF
the finest choruses in the city.
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Tribute was paid TO the life and
personality of the late Mrs Ella Tefft
barbour. by Mrs. Truman II. New.
berry, in the spring meeting of the
Detroit branch of the Needlework
guild of America, Monday, in the home
q: Mrs. William Tefft Barbour. Mrs
Barbour was president of the local
branch OF the guild and was much
loved by the membership. An earn
est effort will be made TO increase the
CT the Detroit branch, of
which Mrs. w. T. Barbour is now
resident and Mrs Edith Butler sec.
rotary.