The Detroit times., 1913-05-29
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
Mrs. Emory w. Clark is visiting in
New York.

Mrs. Emory w. Clark is visiting in
New York.
Miss Mary Potter, OF Philadelphia,
will arrive in Detroit. Friday. to be
the guest OF Miss Lucy Ballinger.
Mrs. j. j. Williams, OF Saginaw,
who has been visiting Mrs. A. j.
Wheeler, No. $50 Concord-ave., will
return TO her home, Friday.
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Mrs. Henry !. Forsyth and Miss
Moan Forsyth, gave a reception, Wed
nesday. in honor Of Miss Evelyn Hen
derson. June bride-to-be.
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Mrs Don NJ. Dickinson entertained
at luncheon In her home in Trenton,
Tuesday, in honor OF Miss Rowena
Croul
Mrs. Erwin Fullerton. No. II King
ave, gave reception. Tuesday after
noon, to announce the engagement or
her daughter. Miss Winifred Fuller
ton. to William Y. Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Owen, No.
AS Dragoon-ave., announce the en-
kdEtllltlii vi lHtI uoubhNtts .'i'"
Ruth Almeda owen, to Walter Taylor
Ball. the marriage TO take place In
July.
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Mrs. Edwin S. George opened her
cottage Bonnie Bess, near Birming
ham. Mich, this week, to entertain a
party OF eight children. Mrs. George
keeps this home open all summer for
the purpose of giving poor children
vacation outings.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss Clara Louise Wright,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Orvin j.
Wright, to James Arthur Daniel, the
ceremony to take place. Tuesday even
ing, June 10, in the North Woodward
Congregational church.
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The Scotch concert to be given In
the Detroit opera house, Thursday
evening. under the auspices or the
North Woodward chapter OF Detroit
Housewives league. promised to at
tract large audience. A splendid
program has been arranged to include
the best talent in the city.
Charles f. Powlinson. general sec
rotary of the National Welfare asso-
citation, with headquarters in New
York, is in Detroit. stopping In the
Hotel fuller, 10 consult the DetrOiters
interested in child and mother well
fare problems, In this city. AS re-
suit OF Mr. Powlinson's visit II Is ex-
pected that Detroit will hold wei
fare exhibition next spring.
DR.. II. A. Shankwiler-of the Detroit
tuberculosis sanitarium, who left De-
troit three weeks ago to attend sew
eral medical conventions In eastern
cities and to study methods used In
tuberculosis hospitals, will continue
his work in Pennsylvania and Ken
lucky for a fortnight longer before re-
turning TO Detroit.
The first moonlight OF the season
will be held, Thursday evening. on the
Tashmoo, to Sugar Island. under the
auspices OF Ashlar lodge, No. 81, +.
d A. NJ Arrangements have been
made for a cabaret entertainment on
board going and coming and there Will
he two hours OF dancing in the island
pavilion. The boat will leave at 1880
o'clock.
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Mrs. Marie IaDue Piersol. soprano,
and Burton Persol, basso, gave a
song recital Tuesday evening. in the
Church OF Our Father. before large
audience OF their friends. Mrs. Pier
sol. before her marriage was Miss
Marie Iadue Of this city. For sew
eral years she has lived in Europe,
studying and singing on the concert
and operate stage. The program
given Tuesday evening. by the two
singers gave each an opportunity 10
be heard to advantage and the listen
ers were liberal with applause and
floral offerings.