The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-17
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Northwestern Woman's club VIII
give card party, Thursday aitcrhooi,
In the Hotel Griswold.
Mrs. John Avery will entertain AT
luncheon. Friday. In honor OF har
guest. Mrs. Angus OF chicago
Lem w. Bowen and sons. Julian and
:. Edgar Bowen, will sail, Saturday, from
New York for Europe.
Mrs. Lucian Moore, Jr., gave an ar
ternoon tea Monday, assisted by Mrs.
prank NJ. Brennan and Mrs. Harold
Ducharme.
The Burns club OF Detroit will give
a Scotch concert and dancing party
Thursday evening, In St Andrew s
hall. for the benefit OF the Burns
statue fund.
The last Of a series of neighborhood
subscription dancing parties Will be
given Thursday evening, in Garands
dancing academy, by residents in the
vicinity OF Mack and Baldwin-aves
Mrs. John Battice Ford gave de-
-Iightful dinner.dance, Tuesday even
ing, In her home, No. 1880 Jefferson
ave, for % guests The table decora-
tons were baskets OF pink rambler
roses.
Lovers Of good pictures are being
% attracted 10 the exhibition OF land
scape work by George Elmer Browne.
well-known American artist, now in
the galleries Of the Detroit Photo
graphic company The subjects are
French country scenes.
Mrs. F. w Yeats, No 80 Edison
ave, gave bridge-luncheons Tuesday
and Wednesday. Mrs. Reynolds, MIS-.
Yeats sister. assisted in receiving the
guests The tables were charmingly
decorated with crystal baskets hold
ing pink sweet peas and forget-me-
nots.
Preliminary plans for tuberculosis
Blue Star day. to be held early in June
Z we're discussed Tuesday In a meeting
of the Detroit Society for the Study
and Prevention of tuberculosis, in
Parlor X. Hotel Pontchartrain. The
society will give a special exhibit or
literature, pictures and other matter
pertaining to its work. Tuesday, May
20. Members OF the tag day commit
tee will meet April &c. TO complete
plans for the day.
The closing program OF the TWEEN
tieth Century club season will be
given Thursday afternoon, at 2:30
o'clock. In the Century building The
afternoons entertainment will be I'M
der the direction OF Mrs. Charles p.
Larned and Miss Bessie w Springer.
no vi nd n
talk on How they act when not act
ing" by Mrs. Ella Hawthorne McCor-
i. mick. dramatic critic OF The Times,
and an English playlet, The Dumb
Cake" staged by Miss Springer and
70 be acted by Miss Lois Inglis, Miss
Springer and Henry Inglis.
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In the annual meeting Of Michigan
society. Sons OF the American Revolu-
tor. held Tuesday evening. in the
Hotel Cadillac. preceding the annual
banquet, the following officers were
chosen: President, Albert NJ. Henry;
vice-presldent, General Charles A.
Coolidge: secretary, Raymond T. Van
Syckle; treasurer. Enoch Smith; reg
istrar. Franklip s. Dewey; chaplain,
Rev. Joseph A. Vance: historian, Clar
ence NJ. Burton; executive board,
Richard Ii. Fyfe. Norman b. Conger.
Dr. Walter p. Manton Fred G.. Dewey,
Dr. Stephen II. Knight, William p
Holiday, Walter Thompson, +. Fred
eric Heyerman. Dr. Frank Ward Holt,
Rawson p. Harmon. J. p. Antisdel.
Charles K. Baxter. Horace X. Dickin-
.son, Harry A. Lockwood; delegates TO
national congress Of the Sons of the
American Revolution: George b. Rem