The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-16
SOCIAL ~d
PER SONAL

The annual meeting and election OF
officers Of the Fine Arts society will
be held Thursday evening, May 29. in
Strasburg's academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jaeger, of Lincoln
ave-. have sailed for several months
travel In the British Isles and on the
continent
tuberculosis Blue Star day will be
observed. Wednesday, June 4. under
the direction of the Detroit Society
for the Study and Prevention OF Tu-
berculosis.
Mrs. Emory w. Clark was the hos
tess of delightful luncheon, We'd
nesday, In her home, No 174O Je.
fersOn-ave.
The Fellowcraft club will give an
informal dancing party, Thursday
evening. for members and their faAHi
lies.
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Miss Marjorie Ball and her fiance,
Franklin Caldwell Walker, and the
members of their bridal party, were
the guests at dinner, Wednesday
evening. OF Miss Clara Hodges.
Ami Lancashire gave dinner,
Wednesday evening. In the Country
club, for the following young people:
Misses Elizabeth Miller. Josephine
Irvine. Elizabeth Loomis, Anne Loom.
10. George Angel, Ralph Stoepel. and
Philip Wright.
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Mr. md Mrc C1oropco pIoclx NJ
this city, who have been In California
for several months, are building a
residence In Santa Barbara, and will
In future make their home there. Mr.
Black also has a charming summer
cottage, In the Muskoka lakes, in On
tario.
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J. l. Edwards, organist Of st.
Johns Episcopal church. will give q
free organ recital, Tuesday evening,
May 20, in the church. Mr.. Edwards
will play Wagner program. In OBJ
servance Of the great composers CEN
tenAry.
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The Twentieth Century club. In a
meeting held Wednesday. In the Gen.
fury building, decided not to reincor-
der the present form of government
which has been In force since the
founding OF the club. To legalize
proposed changes In the constitution
and bylaws. the club was advised by
counsel to reincorporate, but the diff
ference Of opinion on this point re-
suited in q discussion that consumed
Ave days. Following the business
session, Wednesday, Mrs. Frederic SB.
Stevens. the new president OF the
club. gave tea to her roster of Of
ficers and to the entire club men,
bership.
The heartiest support Is being given
by women prominent In the social
club and philanthropic circles OF the
city. to the beautiful amateur pro.
duction. Everywhere" to be given
all next week. beginning Tuesday
evening, May 20. In the Garrick the
alter. for the benefit OF the work of
the Animal Welfare committee OF the
Twentieth Century club. The sale OF
seats to members OF the committee
and its auxiliary. the latter including
men and women from all over the
city, and to the patronesses and
friends OF those taking part, opened
Thursday morning in the theater box
office. with a rush. The general pub
lie sale will open Friday morning.
There are to be performances every
evening from May 20 to "a. and a
Saturday matinee The following
well-known women have taken
boxes: Mrs. Henry B. Joy, Mrs.
Frederick K y&earns Miss Stella
Ford. Mrs. F.. ID. Stair. Mrs. G. A.
Newcomb. Sr.. Mrs. Newton Annis.
Mrs. George Johnston. Mrs. George
G.. Caron, Mrs. Abner IL I.arned, Mrs.
Frederick Holt, Mrs. Homer War
rem, Mrs Frederic q. Stevens. Mrs
Joseph Hunter. Mrs F.. Smith.
Mrs. A. p. Atwater. Mrs. w. C.. Ie-
land, Mrs. Philip Gray. Mrs. George
Andrew Lewis. Rehearsals OF a
number OF dances and choruses Will
be held Thursday evening. in Stras.
burg's academy. instead OF -inAthe
Century building where all OF the re.