The Detroit times., 1913-06-19
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mira. William Van Dyke
will leave early In July for Europe.
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DR.. and Mrs. Francis Duffield will
move. July /, to their farm near Roch'
ester, Mich.
ST. Peter Claver Aid society VIII
nicel Friday evening. June 20, IN st
Mary's parish hall. TO arrange for a
river excursion.
Mrs. Otto Kirchner gave a dinner
party, Tuesday evening. In her home
No. I'LL Jeferson.ave., for her guests,
Mr.. and Mrs George p, Sweet.
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Mrs. Morse +. Rohnert will give
a dancing party. Monday evening
June %, in the Country club, Tor her
daughter, Miss Eleanor Rohnert.
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ROY Chaplin was the host OF a motor
ing party and dinner Ia the new
Bloomfield Hills Country CLUB, Tues
day evening. entertaining % guests.
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In l.344 tuberculosis blue star tag
day boxes there was $l4.200. accord
Ing 70 First National bank officials
There are 40 boxes still TO be counted.
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MIS-. Theodore Eaton entertained at
bridge, Thursday afternoon, In the
Country club. her guests being mum
Der OF the young women OF the young
set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Brooks and
Mr. and Mrs. Manson Brooks Will
sail the first week in July for Europe,
10 spend two months motoring on the
continent.
Miss Edythe Come will present a
number OF pupils in recital, Wed
nesday evening. In the Detroit Col
iege OF Music hall. Miss Hazel Me-
Donald. soprano, will assist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winter and
Mrs. Bessie Tate were among Detroit
ers who sailed for Europe, Sunday,
on the North German Lloyd steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
Frank Book and Herbert, sons OF
DR.. and Mrs J. B. Book, who have
been at school In Paris. will arrive
IT. New York. Friday. and will be met
at the boat by their parents.
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Winfield Lionel Scott will sail, from
New York, Saturday, for southern Eu-
rope, including Greece, Egypt and the
Holy Land, in his travels before re-
turning TO Detroit.
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Members of the Builders and Trad
ers' exchange and their families en-
joyed the annual outing Tuesday, 10
TssEmoo park. A program OF athletic
events and games provided plenty OF
amusement for young and old.
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Frank Cody. principal of the McMil-
Ian High school. was the guest OF
honor with Mrs. Cody at luncheon,
Tuesday, given by the teachers of the
school, in Solvay guild hall. Mr..
Cody was presented with handsome
travelling bag.
Miss Edith Hughes, OF New York. ia
the guest of her sister, Mrs. James
Inglis. Mrs. Hughes and Miss Gladys
Hughes will arrive in Detroit, Satur
day, to spend few days with Mrs
Inglis on their way to Harbor Point
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Detroit suffragists will give an out
door fete, Thursday. June 20, on Ed
son and Longfellow-aves.. IN the VI
entity Of Voigt park. Part of the pro-
ceeds of the fete will be given TO the
Bay Court home for sick and conva-
descent children and mothers, and
part to the suffrage campaign fund.
A pretty wedding will be celebrated,
Wednesday evening, in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Williams, No.
70 California-ave., when their daugb-
ter, Miss Katherine Belle Williams.
will be married to Roy Lee Blake.
Methodist church. Highland Park.
will perform the ceremony.
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In speaking of The delusion of the
unearned" to the graduating class of
the Higgins High school, Tuesday. the
Rev. J. Percival Huget suggested the
following motto to the class: In
the building of success the elevator is
not running-take the stairs Diplo-
mas we're presented to eight girls
and two boys.
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Prof. William II. Butts. of the en-
cheering department of the Univer.
sity of Michigan, will tell the grad
yates Of Eastern High school all
about trip through the Panama Gu
nal. Wednesday evening. In the an
nual commencement exercises. to be
held in the school auditorium. Or.
Charles F. Chadsey will present the
diplomas, and there will be musical