The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-06
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

About $1,000 was realized for the
Van Leuven Brown Hospital-School
for Sick and Crippled Children. In the
annual flower day held for the benefit
OF the institution.
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The marriage of Miss Ada +. Bull
len. daughter Of Harry Bulien, No.
! III Hazelwood-ave., to John Garter
Clark, OF Pennington. Mich, will be
celebrated. Monday evening, In the
home Of the brides father.
The annual elocution contest Of the
high school classes OF the University
OF Detroit will be held. Monday eve
ming. at 8 o'clock. In the gymnasium
Of the university.
The twenty.third annual meeting Of
the Michigan Woman's Press associa-
ton will be held I'm Detroit, In the
Hotel fuller. May 27.29. Bishop
Charles d. Williams will be one OF
the speakers.
Sons and daughters or Michigan liv-
Ing In the far west. especially In Cali
fornia, Oregon and Washington will
have homecoming trip to Detroit.
June II, chartering q special train to
make the cross-country trip
The Western Chapter of Detroit
Housewives league will meet Tuesday
afternoon, May 6. In the Bowen
branch library. Mrs. Williams. a
graduate OF the Thomas Normal Train
ing school. will give q talk on How
to prepare a well.balanced meal"
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The Rev. J. M. BARLEY, pastor OF
Forest.ave. Presbyterian church. will
leave, Tuesday. for trip to his old
home in North Carolina and will visit
Alabama and other southern states be-
fore returning. DR.. Barley will be
gone about six weeks.
Under the auspices of the Womans
guild of Christ church, home for en-
ployed women has been opened at No.
242 Woodbridge-st east. to be called
Woodbridge Inn. Board and room
may be had for 81 per week with &C
commodation for IS young women.
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Invitations have been received by
Detroit friends OF the Rev. Nehemiah
Ign. N. Y. to attend the ordination
into the Congregational Ministry of
their sons, Edward Chadbourne Boyn.
ton and Morrison Russell Boynton,
which will take place, Wednesday
evening, May IA, in the Clinton-ave.
Congregational church. Brooklyn. DR..
Boynton for many years was pastor
OF the First Congregational church
In Detroit.
The Ohio society of Detroit will
hold the annual dinner. Tuesday eve
ming. May 6. at Z o'clock. in the Hotel
Cadillac. The speakers will be DR..
Henry C.. King. president Of Oberlin
college. who will talk on "The fine art
of living and E. l.. Lambson, former
lieutenant-governor Of Ohio, who will
speak on flashlights on public men"
Ladies have been invited to the din
ner, following which there Will be
dancing and cards.
The second annual plant market OF
the Detroit branch of the National
Plant, Flower and Fruit guild will be
held Wednesday, May Z. In the Trow.
bridge building, No % Witherell-st.
shrubs and cut flowers will be CRATE
fully received. Everything not sold
In the market, will be planted In the
community gardens OF the branch.
The Old Guard OF Detroit Comman-
derry, No 1. Knights Templar. In the
annual meeting and election Of Officers
held Saturday evening, in the Masonic
temple, chose the following Officers:
President, Charles p Collins; vice.
president, Lewis c. Waldo: second
vice president, William H. McGregor;
commandant general, William 3.
Green; secretary-treasurer, K. w. Cot
trell; prelate, the Rev. Garrett e.
Peters.
Two canvases by Myron Barlow. the
Detroit artist. who makes
his home In France, have been pur-
chased by Detroiters and will be
brought to this city shortly. The can
vases were among Barlows Paris
Salon exhibit. Julius Kahn purchased
one of the paintings named "The Old
Shawls," while the owner OF the
other, q study of fisher folk and
named "Crocheting," declines to make
his name public Mr.. Barlow has been
visiting his father, Adolph Barlow, NO.
119 Theodorest., but returns toI
France, Wednesday.
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The twenty-secOnd annual meeting
of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of Detroit Methodist confer
ence, will be held in Simpson Metho-
dist church. May 10. IA and Is. There
will be a number OF speakers, mem
bers of the conference society and OF
other branches Of the foreign mission
work. in the Methodist denomination.
A notable speaker will be DR.. Harvey
Reeves Calkins, recently returned from
India, where he spent 10 years In the
mission field, who will give an address
on 1.-THE meaning and the menace OF
Islam." Wednesday evening, there
will be a young peoples supper. to be
followed by meeting for young
people.