The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-12
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL


TIE members OF the Junior Equality
club We're entertained, Thursday, in
tic summer home ~ Pine lake, OF
Miss Dora StecEer president Of the
club Ars, Ruby VI. ZaAn chaperoned
the party.
An informal reunion and basket
picnic OF former residents Of New Bos-
ton. Mich will be held, Sunday after
noon, on the Canadian shore OF Belle
Isle.
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Mrs Henry a. DunWoody and Mrs.
Lucy Il. Hutchinson, OF Brooklyn, n.
Y, are the guests OF Mrs Frank K.
Hutchinson, No. 254 Woodland-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. II l.. Jenness and Miss
Constance Jenness, left Thursday for
Watkins Glen. ~ Y.
Miss Marie Greer, No. 10 Trow-
bridge-ave.. will sail from New York,
Saturday morning, for Europe, to visit
in ireland
Mr. and Mrs. William Simmons and
Miss Grace Simmons, No. 1875 Palmer
ave. east. will leave the first Of the
week for Mackinac and other northern
Michigan points 10 spend the remain
Ger OF the summer.
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The Central w C. T. U. will meet
In Central Methodist chapel. Friday
afternoon, AT o'clock William II.
Venn, parole officer will speak on
"reformatory and police station
work
Peninsular chapter, No. 16, r. A. NJ,
will give an excursion TO Bois Blanc,
Friday, the first affair OF it's kind I'M
der Peninsular auspices in several
years.
Several hours cruising In Lake Erie
on the Ste. Clare is promised all who
attend the annual moonlight OF Pales-
tine lodge. No. 357, F. a. A. NJ, Friday
evening An attractive program Of en-
tertainment, In addition to dancing,
has been arranged
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Mrs. Charles Hastings and Miss
Elizabeth Kirby, No 80 Canfleld-ave.
east, have presented ST Pauls cathe-
dral with lectern and reading Bible,
family The lectern is hand carved in
beautiful wood, and is said TO be the
finest example of its kind, in any
church. in the city. The Bible is said
TO be a masterpiece of the book
binders art.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Bolles and Mr..
NJ. V. D. Whitmore, father OF Mrs
Bolles, are at their summer home,
"PorchView," on Lake Orion. Mr..
Bolles is president OF the Lake Orion
Assembly resort, also superintendent
of the Resort Sunday school,
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A number OF literary and theatrical
notables are expected in Detroit TO be
present at the premiere Of The Lady
from Oklahoma" in the Garrick Chea-
ter, Monday evening including the
author-playwright, Miss Elizabeth Jor-
dan, Miss Marion De Forest, the Buff
falo, n. ", dramatic critic. writer and
playwright: DR. p. c. Cornell, man
ager of the Star theater in Buffalo;
Lee Shubert New York; William A.
Brady, New York. and several we'll
known managers and producers anxi-
Gus TO see the new play and Miss Jes-
F, sic Bonstelles production Of it, Miss
Jordan who wrote the play from one
of her own short stories has been in
the city the past week collaborating
with Miss Bonstelle on the rehearsal
OF the piece. She is widely known
for her newspaper and magazine work
and is editor OF Harper's Bazaar.
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With banners and pennants Of yell
low, lettered with the slogan Votes
for Women" flying in every direction.
the steamer Pleasure was gaily deck
ed, Wednesday evening, for the suf-
frage moonlight given under the aus.
pices of the League Of Equal Suffrage
societies of Detroit. The boat was
crowded to capacity and the entertain
ment provided by the committee on
arrangements could not have be1a
more attractive anu varied. There
was splendid string orchestra for
dancing; an amusing and pleasing pro-
gram OF music. monologues and suf.
frage speeches and the most delec-
table OF refreshments in the way OF
iced liquids. sandwiches and cakes
When the boat returned to the Wood.
ward-ave. dock at 1890 o'clock. foi
the first landing. there were more peo-
pie got on than off and the festivities
We're continued until midnight The
affair was the greatsst success yet
given under Suffrage auspices and not
)nly placed money in the campaign
Golfers but won many a doubling
Thomas" to the conviction that votes
for women should carry In the fall
elections