The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-21
Social and Personal

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Members OF the Garden club VIII go
to Alma, Mich. Wednesday TO spehu
the day there In the beautiful nome Oh
Mrs. Frances King, president tot the
club.
Mrs. w. HOWE Muir will give am
ner party for IA guests, TUESDAY even
ing. in her new home, in Crosse Poin'e
Farms.
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Miss Katharine Sibley, accompanied
by Miss Josephine Clay and Miss Mar.
garet Eaton. viii SAN the MIDDLE U
June for extensive travel In Europe
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The marriage OF Miss Jean Boyd'
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Id
ward Allen. OF Baltimore, Md, TO Sher-
win AlonEo Hill, OF Detroit, VIII take
place. Saturday. June 1. In the Asso-
ciate Congregational church Baltimore
Mrs. w. A. c. Miller. Jr., Will enter
tain at bridge. Tuesday, Tor MIS-
Walter c. Bond, of Toledo.
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The plant market" OF the Detroit
branch of the National Plant FloWer
and Fruit Guild will be held Thursday
May %. from 10 to o'clock. In the
new Broadway market building, Inc
public is asked TO contribute TO the
market the day before the sale, plants
bouquets. cuttings. seedlings, for now
er and vegetable gardens.
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The last regular meeting OF the sea
son of Daughters OF 1872 will be heio
Tuesday afternoon. in the home OF
Mrs. John H. knight, No. 9le Jener
son-ave. The program arranged prom
Uses an exceptionally attractive AFTER
noon, and includes review oil the an
nual convention held In Baltimore re-
Gently, by Mrs. Betram c. whitney,
addresses on the proposed new WON
ems club house, by Mrs. X. IL. ASH
baugh and Mrs. George G.. Carou;
paper by Nine. Antona; songs oil the
period of 1912. by Angelo Vita. Inc
Daughters will hold card party Sat
urday afternoon. May 25, in the beaut-
ifnl home of Mrs. b. c. Whitney, CEDAR
Hall, Crosse Pointe. for the purpose
of raising funds for the philanthrop.c
work OF the society.
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The members of John Paul Jones
chapter, Children of the Revolution,
will spend Saturday afternoon, May
%, at Fort Wayne, the guests OF Col.
and Mrs. c. A. Booth. The young folk
will be shown over the fort, and the
Twenty-sixth infantry band will play.
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Miss Catherine Adams, of the Pasa-
dena, was the hostess Of a bridge par
ty, Monday afternoon. In honor or
Miss Claire Olin Johnson, bride or
the week. Miss Johnson and her
bridal party will be entertained, Wed
nesday, at luncheon by Mrs. John
Brodhead.
The annual flower tag day for'ithe
benefit of the Van Leuven Browne
Hospital School, for Crippled Children
Will be observed Saturday, May 20.
bridge party was given Mohcay
afternoon, in the Country club, in hon.
or of Miss Helen Moffat. of New York,
the hostesses being Mrs. Witter Pea
body, Miss Edith Seyburn and Miss
Helen Russell.
Theater Arts club will give a pro-
gram OF music, dramatic sketches apd
dances, in the Century building, We'd
nesday evening. e
The engagement Is announced or
Miss Mary Ella Harvey, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Harvey, No. 81
Forest-ave. east, to George William
Eyster, the marriage to take place
Wednesday, June 5.
Mrs. Frederick W. Andrews gave o
bridge-luncheon. Monday for her
guest, Mrs. George March, of Hills
dale, Mich.
The committee in charge of the flag
day, Saturday, for the benefit of the
West Side hospital expect that the re-
ceipts will approximate $4,000.
Arthur Brisbane, OF New York, the
well-known journalist. will be the
principal speaker for the two days
convention of the affiliated advertising
clubs OF Cleveland. Buffalo, Roches-
ter and Detroit, in Detroit, June and
g. Mr.. Brisbane will speak on "Adver-
Using from the editors standpoint
Walter Dill Scott, dean of Psychology
OF Northwestern university, will eeI
another noted speaker. The first day
of the convention, Saturday, June 8.
will be devoted to business sessions
to be held In the Hotel Pontchar-
train convention hall. Sunday Will be
given over to a morning ride and at
tendance at the Detroit.W Washington
ball game in the afternoon.