The Detroit times., 1913-04-05

more The entertainments have been
largely patronized The social exten.
sion committee az the Twentieth Cen
fury club. under whose auspices the
entertainments have been given. IL
composed OF the. following cmbwo.
men: Mrs. VIM y. Mclennan. chair
man, Mcsdames Ralph Ainsworth y.
H. Bingham. j. H. r.. Brown. Claude
w Case. l.. T. Clark, Harry Earhart,
, Henry J Hart2. Frederick IL. Holt,
George Johnston, l.. 49, Gilmore, Rob-
ert Kay John McCarroll. Herbert l..
McMullen. Edwin H. Merritt. James
Stanton Park Ralph phelps. Dr. Dor
othy Selards. Edwin :. Sheriff.
Ralph Spencer. Nelson III. STANDARD.
David T.. Stott. George Swift. Ellen \.
Thomson. VIM H. Trump, Warren j.
Ninton. Charles = White, Misses
Mary Cook. Adeline NJ Grelling, Mer-
cy Hayes.
Northwestern Womans club will
meet Monday afternoon. April :. al ?
O'Clock. ia Diamond temple. when
RABBIT Leo NJ Franklin will give talk
on Srhe Message OF The Blue Bird,
The club will ask the common council
10 name the Fairgrounds adjoining the
new Northwestern high school. the
Northwestern Fairgrounds. The an.
nual business meeting and election OF
officers OF the club will be held Mon
day. April 81. The philanthropic com.
mittee OF the club will give a charity
card party. Thursday. April II, in the
Hotel Griswold
st. Andrews society will give a
Scotch concert and dancing party IN
ST. Andrews hall. Thursday evening.
April 10 The concert program VIII
be given by the Clef club OF 90 voices
Miss Mary Duncan. soprano: Miss
Florence Rodgers. reader; A. Sey-
mour violinist; Miss Pear Williams.
pianist: Don Cuthill. baritone: Dor
othy Eldon. Highland dancer W. Mar.
shall Williams has charge of the pro-
gram,
The Pingree branch Of the Grace
Whitney Hofr league will give two
plays. The Rag Carpet Bee and
Miss Susan's Fortune in the Y. W.
c. A. hall Tuesday evening April s..
The annual business meeting and
election OF officers or the Detroit AS
pied Children was held Friday after
noon, In the EIks temple The fol-
lowing officers were elected Presi-
dent, Mrs Charles L. Bear first vice
president. Mrs. George r. Dawson:
second vice-president. Mrs. John +.
Gerschow; treasurer. Mrs HoratiO s.
Earle: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Pierson. and recording secretary, Mrs
G.. r. Schimmel.
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The Womans guild of 81 Paul
Episcopal cathedral will hold a SAM
pie sale. in the parish house, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. April and
3 An interesting display OF samples
will be placed on sale including a
Ford runahout. bearing the factory
guarantee. the gift OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ford. A program OF theatre
Gals. music and tableaux will be pre-
scented by the Young Womans guild
and light refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Hiram W. Barrie is chairman OF
the sale committee and Mrs. Cora
Pridgeon. OF the refreshments. The
sale is free 10 the public.
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The marriage OF Mrs Jessica Stew
art SNNeeltT, udusIleT Oh JONI w
Stewart, former governor OF Yer
mont. to Charles NJ. Swift, OF Detroit,
was celebrated, Thursday. April 3. in
the home of the brides father. in Mid
dlebury, Vt. The Rev DR.. Thomas, OF
the First Congregational church. OF
Middlebury, offlciated The bride was
attended by Miss Delano, Of Middle
bury, and William J. Gray, OF Detroit,
was best man. A large party of Do
trnit- friends of Nh SYift went 10
Middlebury on special train Mrs.
Sylvester had been widow for sew
eral years. and the first Mrs Swift,
who was Miss Trowbridge, OF De-
troit. died three years ago Mr. Swift
was born in Middlebury and had
known his bride since childhood days.
Mr. and Mrs. Swift have gone 10 Eu-
rope for wedding trip and late in
the summer will return to Detroit 10
make their home in Mr. Swift's hand
some Crosse Pointe residence. Mr..
Swift. who has been travelling for
pleasure almost constantly for the
last two or three years. Is widely
known in financial circles.