The Detroit times., 1913-05-21
SOCIAL 80
PER SONAL

Mrs. James Turner entertained at
dinner, Monday evening. In her home
No. 24l Seminole-ave.
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Providence auxiliary Will hold
special meeting Thursday afternoon,
May %. in Parlor X. Hotel Pontchar-
train. 10 make arrangements for the
annual June fete 10 be held In the
hospital. June rs and ls.
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The June graduating class OF the
Sill school has elected the following
officers: President, Clara Storch. vice
Jennie Hack; treasurer. Frank Wig
gle.
Mrs. Austin l.. I.adue and her daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Franklin L. Chapman and
Miss Alice Ladue, will give receD-
ton. Friday afternoon. May %, for
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burton P!ersol,
OF Berlin. the latter formerly Miss
Marie Ladue. and wellknown con-
cert and opera singer.
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A reunion OF former pupils Of the
Sacred Heart convent will be held In
the convent, In Crosse Pointe. Satur-
day. June Z. beginning at 10 o'clock.
An exhibition OF work by classes in
the East Side settlement will be held
Friday afternoon and evening. May
%. in the settlement house. A pro-
gram Of music will be given also.
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Mrs. j. Harrington Walker enter
tained the Walker bridal party,
Monday evening. at dinner. which was
followed by rehearsal. The marriage
OF Miss Marjorie Ball to Franklin
Caldwell Walker will take place Wed
nesday and will be brilliant society
event
DR.. l.. ]. Hirschman was elected
president Of the Wayne County Medi-
cal society. Monday evening. In the
annual meeting held in the society's
home, No. 33 High-st. east. Other
officers chosen were: Vice-president,
DR.. Don NJ. Campbell; secretary. Dr..
r. l.. Clark; treasurer, Dr. F. r. It'd
balls.
A wedding OF Interest to Detroit
friends was celebrated Saturday after
noon, May II, in st. Louis. Mo-. when
Miss Harriet A. Richards. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Richards, OF
that city. was married to Edward j.
Outley, son OF MIR. and Mrs. John s..
Outiey, No. 243 Leicester-st.. Detroit.
be at home at No. ITO Belmontave.,
this city.
The christening Of the children Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sweet
Stearns, Gertrude Sweet Stearns and
Frederick Sweet Stearns, will take
place Wednesday afternoon, at $3.50
o'clock. In the Crosse Pointe Evan
gelical church. Tea will follow in the
Stearns home for the relatives and
immediate friends invited to the
christening.
Invitations have been issued for
the marriage Of Miss Maude Elizabeth
Van Dyke daughter of Mrs. George
william Van Dyke, to Ignatius Francis
O'Brien. the ceremony to take place
in st. Aioysius' church, Wednesday.
June /. Miss Catherine Van Dyke
sister OF the bride-to-be, now living In
New York, will come to Detroit to be
maid Of honor, and Hubert O'Brien
will be best man. A reception Will
follow for the immediate relatives
only.
A Scotch concert will be given
Thursday evening. May 80, in the De-
troit opera house, under the auspices
Of the North Woodward chapter. De-
troit Housewives league. A fine pro-
gram has been arranged to include
Scotch readings by Mrs. Isabelle
Richardson Kirker. songs by Miss
Lucy Hinchcliffe, songs by Harold
Jervis, violin solos by Prof. William
Yunck and selection by ST. Andrews
society pipers' band.
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The annual concert of the Men
relssohn club attracted a large aud
fence to the Light Guard armory. Mon
day evening. The chorus OF $50
voices under the direction OF DR.. c. r.
Marshall. gave Sir Arthur Sullivan's
dramatic cantata ION Shore and Sea-
showing excellent equipment nd train
ing. The solos were taken by Miss
Elizabeth Moore. soprano, and VIII
liam LAWN. tenor. The second half Of
the program was miscellaneous.
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An informal dancing party will be
given by the Christ Child society.
Wednesday evening. May n, In
Columbus temple. The society isra
national organization, the Detr0
branch having q membership of so.
It's object Is to sew useful articles for
infants, and very young children,
whose mothers are not able to provide
such clothing. The officers Of the
local society are: President. Mrs.