The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-21
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL


In the Grafton
Mrs. Leslie X. Gault. No. 232 Alger'
ave, announces the marriage or ner
daughter, Miss Marie Gault. to Keller
A. Brand, OF Lexington. Ky, which
took place Wednesday, April lG.
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The Builders and Trades exchange
will hold the annual dinner, Monday
evening, April q. in the Hotel Girls
void. musical and vaudeville pro-
gram, with some good speeches, Will
follow.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rink, No. "a
Connecticutave., gave dancing party
Friday evening, In Columbus hall. for
their daughter, Miss Grace Rink, en-
tertaining about 200 young people.
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Lieut. Wells Utley Will give an IL
Illustrated talk on Government large.
practice Thursday evening, Auril
"a, in Emmanuel Presbyterian chg ch.
under the auspices of the Philathea
class.
Richard NJ. Bradley OF Boston, will
give a talk on Nursing facilities for
people in middle class circumstances"
in Parlor X, Hotel Pontchartrairr
Monday afternoon. April q, at Z
o'clock. Mr.. Bradley comes 70 De-
troit under the auspices OF the Social
Service Workers club. The lecture
will be free to the public.
: party OF young men and women
OF the younger set were entertained
at luncheon in the Pasadena. Satur-
day noon, later going to the ball
game. as the guests OF John Potter
and H. Stevens Gillespie. The affair
was in honor Of Miss Gwendolyn
Currie and Wesson Seyburn, whose
marriage will be celebrated, April 80.
The annual banquet OF Michigan
commandery, Naval and Military vet
Grams, Order Of the Spanish-Ameri
War, will be held Saturday evening.
In the Hotel Cadillac. An election Of
officers will precede the banquet.
Mrs. A. c. Schmoock. No. S79 Hum
boldt-ave., gave children's party,
Friday, in honor Of her daughter,
Miss Lucille, whose eleventh birthday
anniversary was celebrated.
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The annual meeting and election OF
officers of the Northwestern Woman's
club will be held Monday afternoon,
April 81, In Diamond temple. Follow
ing the business meeting Mrs. George
Prize F'razes will give q talk on THE
preparation for community life" The
second card party OF the season given
by the club. Thursday afternoon, in
the Hotel Griswold was a great sue
cess, about 80 tables of bridge. 1--WE
hundred and pedro being in progress
I during the afternoon.
Miss Raynor, sang before the en-
ployees OF Parke Davis and company
at a noon concert Friday. The fol-
| lowing pupils from the piano depart
ment OF the school appeared In con-
cert training class Wednesday after
noon: Ruth Franklin, Reva Rosenz-
weig, Elwood Windham, Helen Esser,
Rosa Morris, Ruth Myers. Paula Lane.
Mabel Common, Margaret Higgins.
Pauline Tickling. Ruth and Edgar
Kahn, Rosa Samter, Gertrude Serrill,
Margaret Pollock, Suzanne Stevens,
Gertrude Beisman.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the First Congregational church will
give two evenings Of dramatic enter
tainment, Thursday and Friday, April
"a and 25. Two plays will be present
ed each evening why Not JIM" and
"A Case Of Suspension" The cast OF
the former includes the Misses Lucille
Grant, Dorothy Fisher, Marjorie
Cooley. Helen Robson, Miriam Huget,
Gretchen Schermerhorn, and Robert
Monroe. James Schermerhorn, Jr., and
Lloyd Remington. In "A Case of Sus-
pension" the parts will be taken by
Misses Winona Douglas, Sarah VIII
lard. Elsie Mau, Mabel Buckerfield,
Gertrude Robson and Clinton Stowell,
John Bell, William Lindsey. Clifton
Stuart and Charles Bell.
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Making a plea for the preservation
OF American bird life, Prof. Henry
Oldys, OF Washington, formerly con.
nected with the biological survey of
the department of agriculture, gave
most interesting and instructive
lecture, Friday evening, In the Y. w.
c. A. hall, illustrating his stories on
the different varieties of bird life with
VI tUtlT Calls dnO SONGS.
Prof. Oldys said that the robin Is a
very valuable member OF the bird
family because Of its enormouN
capacity for earth worms, with which
gardeners have so much trouble Prof.
Oldys declared that drastic measures
must be adopted II America is TO re-
tain any number of her song birds
longer than 10 years, the destruction
and lack Of care OF them, which
exists at present. killing them of very
rapidly.
Imperial lodge. No. 497. and Britain.
MA lodge, No. 114 the only two De-
troit lodges in the Michigan jur,sdic-
ton OF the sons OF St. George IRE
combining to celebrate the anniver-
sary OF st. Georges day with a ball
In Strasburg's, Wednesday evening.
April %. An appropriate feature bf
the evening will be the presentation
OF roses to the ladies. with other fav.
ors, and some new electrical displays
are promised during several OF the
dance numbers. ON this day OF all
days. men and women OF English
descent should wear rose In honor
or their patron saint, and. bearing IN
mind that ST. George was martyr
for Christianity, all lovers Of re.
ligious liberty should cherish HIS
memory and wear this token OF re.
spect." says a prominent member OF
ImperiaI lodge