The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-29
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Former Congressman John ]. Lentz.
OF Columbus, o.. will give. the mem
.orial address OF Detroit lodge, No. $50,
Loyal Order OF Moose. IN Moose tenn
pie, Sunday, May IL, at 3 o'clock.
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Detroit Council. Knights OF Column.
bus. will give a vaudeville and musical
show, Monday and Tuesday evenings.
in Columbus hall. The entertainment
promises to be one OF the best anna
teur affairs of the season.
The Rev. Clarence A Burch, son
of the Rev. William A Burch. pastor
OF the Advent Christian church, who
has been In China the last seven years
as a missionary, will arrive In Detroit
Thursday, with Mrs. Burch and their
children. for visit with his parents
Detroit Society Tor the Study and
Prevention OF tuberculosis will hold
q public mass meeting WEDNESDAY
evening. April 80. in the Museum OF
Art. Addresses will be given by Dr'
Victor c. Vaughan, Jr., and Ralph Cal
lamore. The society will hold tuper'
culosis exhibit all next week IN the
vacant stores on the ground moor OF
the Dime Savings bank building.
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The Scarab club. an organization Of
Detroit artists. will give the annual
spring exhibition all this week. in the
club rooms. No. 80 Gratiot-ave. The
exhibition will be open from 2 to 3
o'clock each day and Is free to the
nublic. The pictures include etchings,
black and white sketches and mono
types.
Detroit Credit Mems association
will meet for dinner, Tuesday evening,
April %, In the Elliott-Taylor-Wooi
fenden cafe at 6:15 o'clock. Addresses
will be given by the Rev. f. II. Pence,
and J. II. Tregoe. secretary-treasurer
OF the National Association Of Credit
men, and there will be music by a
string orchestra.
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Lieut.-Gov. S. r. McKelvie, OF Ne
braska, will be the guest at dinner OF
the Adcraft club. Thursday, May i.
Mr.. McKelvie. who Is publisher of the
Nebraska Farmer, will give an ad-
dress on Community interest ana
community cooperation"
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Northwestern chapter, Detroit
Housewives league will meet Wed
nesday afternoon. at 230 o'clock. In
Scripps library. The executive board
of the chapter will meet Tuesday az
ternoon, In the home OF Mrs. Harry
Her. No. 725 Cass-ave.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of Detroit Presbytery. will
hold the last public meeting OF the
season, Wednesday, April 80. at 2:3C
o'clock. In Memorial Presbyterian
church. Reports of the annual meet
ing of the board of the northwest will
be given BY Mrs. Macdonald, Mrs
Jeffrey and Mrs Hitch.
City OF the Straits lodge. F. & A
NJ. MONDAY luncheon club. will
meet. Tuesday, in the Hotel Cadillac
at ~ O'Clock. The program has been
arranged by the sick committee OF
the lodge, under the chairmanship OF
f. n. Rider The Rev. w. Fl. Rider
of Flint, Mich, will be the speaker.
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Albert n. Stanley. OF London. Eng
formerly OF Detroit, who brought
Mrs. Stanley and their children to DE.
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and friends, will return to Great
Britain, Tuesday. sailing on the North
German Lloyd steamship, Kaiser VII
helm III.
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Clarence w. Hubbell. formerly OF
Detroit. but for several years chief
engineer OF the bureau of public
works. in Manila, Philippine islands
will give talk on Public works In
the Philippine islands" before the
Detroit Engineering society, Friday
evening. MAY 2. in the Employers AS
ISOLATION rooms. In the Stevens build
ing.
The third annual exhibition or st,
Johns troop, No. 4, Boy Scouts o!
America. will be held, Tuesday even
Ing. April % IN St. Johns Episcopal
church parish building Among the
special exhibitions TO be given by the
scouts will be a field wireless tele-
graph In operation. a wallscaling con
Test, a signal tower made OF trees and
ropes by the scoues and other fea
lures The troop boys under Scout
master A. n Jameson are planning
summer camp.
The whist clubs OF Detroit will give
reception game To- the members Of
the Weman's-Whist- league and the
American Whiet- league. In the city
for the sixteenth annual congress o.
the Woman's Whist league. Monda,
evening. In the Hotel Cadillac Fol
lowing the reception OF guests. whis
VIII he played The FIRST games o
1.-THE congress will begin. Tuesda,
morning. AT 10 o'clock. and games vii
he played morning and evening
throughout Friday. the afternoons be
ing spent In any way suited 70 TIT