The Detroit times., 1913-09-26
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Mrs. Frederick c. Ford entertained
at dinner. Wednesday evening, for
Miss Eloise Williams.
Mrs. Peter Armstrong Cameron, OF
New York, formerly Miss Jessica
Cree, OF Detroit, is the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. Mary E. Cree, No. n
, Josephine-ave.
Mrs Luella Lockwood Moore and
her daughter, Mrs. Roy Elson Wiant.
OF Philadelphia, were the hostesses Of
an afternoon reception Wednesday, In
honor Of Miss Virena Palmer, Of Pom
tiac.
The Outing club Of the Y. w. G. A..
whose members have enjoyed so
many delightful outdoor excursions
during the summer months. will close
the season, Thursday evening, with q
banquet, In the association cafe.
The Fides Deliae, or the First Ger
man Baptist church, gave supper,
Tuesday evening, In the Upper Tea
Rooms, in honor of the Misses Leon
Amelia p. Daniel. Mrs. Z. j. Netting
chaperoned the party.
3D.
Preliminary to the opening Of the
educational classes of the Y. w. G. A.
next week, an educational pageant
etto' called ANY Girl-Daughter OF
Everywoman." will be given In the
association auditorium, Friday even
ing. The pageantetta will require the
services of 60 young women, members
OF the educational classes. The en-
tertainment will be free.
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Miss Doris Keane, the attractive
young star, who Is playing In "Ro-
nance" this week In the Garrick
theater, is being much entertained.
Miss Keane and the Misses Edith and
Winfield Wright, daughters OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry M. Wright, No. 715
JeffersOn-ave., were classmates in O
fashionable school on the Hudson and
the Misses Wright have given several
functions for Miss Keane this week.
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The Detroit Institute Of Science
members will spend Sunday, In the
country. In the vicinity OF the Cooper
Farm. Bloomfield Hills. Members are
requested to take the 8 o'clock Pom
tiac car and get off at the Cooper
farm road. Monday evening, In the
Museum Of Art. the institute will
hold q meeting and exhibition Of the
specimens Of mushrooms, plants, In
sects. autumn leaves and flowers
gathered on Sunday. DR.. .. f.. Fischer
Will give q talk on Mushrooms; w.
A. Brotherton on Poisonous plants"
and w. 8. McAlpine on Insects"
All volunteer workers for Pencil
day." to be observed Saturday, Of this
week. In behalf Of the Detroit branch
Of the Michigan Children's Home So
ciety, are asked to apply to headquar-
tiers. No. 218 Union Trust building,
Thursday and Friday, for pencils,
tags and money boxes, to avoid con-
gestion, and delay, on Saturday morn.
ing. Headquarters Saturday, will be
In the Hotel Pontchartrain. Mrs.
Frank w. Blair is general chairman
OF the day and she will be assisted by
a committee of well-known women,
members Of the society, in maintains.
Ing headquarters. Saturday.
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The engagement Is announced of
Miss Bessie Wreford Springer, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar M. Spring.
er, No. $40 Larned-st. east, to William
Kilbourne Nourse. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren G. Nourse, Of Kansas City,
formerly OF Boston. Mr.. Nourse is a
Harvard graduate. member Of sew
eral fraternities and exclusive eastern
clubs. and belongs to an old and dis.
tinguished New England family. He
recently came to Detroit to reside.
Miss Springer n graduate Of the
Detroit Seminary and has written sev-
eral clever. short plays. Her ability
as an amateur actress and In the stag
Ing OF amateur productions 10 well
known.
In st. John Episcopal church. at the