The Detroit times., 1912-03-18

TlOIcuCc OllOu was luc uSoe
ess OF a bridge luncheon, Monday.
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Harmonic society members and
their families will enjoy concert and
informal dance. Monday evening, IN
HARMONIC hall
Gsn-oAM- Poe post No. 4a3. G. A.
r., Will give a masquerade dancing
party, Tuesday evening, April 10, IN
G. A. r. hall
Miss Florence. of Toronto. who has
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Rob
ert W. Hamilton. No. 81 Clairmoun'-
ave, for several weeks, will return
to her home, Tuesday.
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A bridge luncheon for go guests was
given Monday by Mrs. Thomas p.
Camelon. No. 1874 Palllsterave., the
house being charmlngly decorated in
spring flowers.
How TO Enjoy Art and Architec-
ture" was the subject OF the last OF a
series OF three talks Introductory 10
European travel, given by the Rev.
W. Byron Forbush. Monday afternoon,
in the Museum OF Art auditorium.
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Miss Vida Hunt Francis, general
secretary OF the Association OF Col
legiate Alumnae, was entertained at
afternoon tea, Monday, in the Dixie
Tea rooms by the Detroit branch OF
the Alumnae association.
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In recognition or his efforts as
chairman OF the committee OF the an
nual charity benefit OF Detroit Elks.
held recently in the Detroit opera
house Fred p. Striker has been pre-
sented with handsome Elks tooth
charm.
A number of little friends OF Miss
Florence Walker daughter OF Mrs. j..
Harrington Walker were entertained
in the Walker home Saturday after
noon. in celebation of Miss Florence's
fourth birthday.
The officers and ladies OF the TWEEN
> ty-sixth infantry, Fort Wayne, We're
the guests, Monday afternoon. Of
Charles l.. Freer, at an informal tea
and view of the magnificent Freer art
treasures, in the home, No. S3 Ferry
ave. east
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John Paul Jones chapter, Children
OF the Revolution, will hold sale Of
homemade candy, Thursday morning.
March %. In the Century building.
The proceeds will be devoted 10 the
fund for the purchase OF desk set
10 be presented TO Michigan room in
Continental hall, Washington, ID. c.
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Providence Hospital auxiliary will
give a large amateur production,
I'll 4 for ha
OF the hospital There will be mus
ical and vaudeville called "A Fiesta
in Seville" and the comedy The
Marriage OF Kitty"
A number OF relatives and friends
OF George +. Van Dyke gave him az
impromptu call. Sunday evening, in
his home, No. 268 Van Dyke-ave., 10
extend congratulations on his nifty
= first birthday. Mr.. Van Dyke is con-
nected with the Detroit Emery Vince,
Co., and a member OF the well-known
Van Dyke family with which the city's
history is associated
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Mrs. Frederick r. Wadsworth, of
Crosse Pointe Farms, will return 10
her home In this city this week after
completing several months of the.
atrical engagement in New York, in
the leading feminine role in The
Garden OF Allah" Mr. Wadsworth. or
Mary Mannering as she is known 10
The stage, was chosen from all Amer-
can actresses TO create the role in
The Garden OF Allah and left do
nestle life temporarily to accept the
engagement
What promises TO be unique and
beautiful affair is the Tulip test
val" TO be given in the Breitmcyer
House of Flowers, Monday, March %,
under the auspices of the Detroit
branch OF the National Fruit, Flower
and Plant guild. The interior OF Mr.
Breitmeyer's artistic shop viii be
, transformed into a Holland garden,
with windmill and tulips everywhere.
Luncheon and tea Will be served at
small tables in this ideal environ
ment, and attractive society girls dld
matrons will act as wai,resses,
dressed In Holland costume.
Signor Bartolotta and j Anton
Daley, who went TO Cleveland. Sun