The Detroit times., 1913-01-21

the Overture was played by Mrs. Lille
Gulbrandsen Moore, Mrs. Valentine
S Ives, Mrs. Harry A. Diddle and
Mrs. Vernon c. Fry. Mrs. Charles A.
Parker and Mrs Theodore o. Leon
ard Jr., each sang a group or songs:
Miss Gertrude Quay gave piano
solo and Miss Norma Meyer and Mrs.
Helen Burr-Brand. duo for flute and
harp. The accomplishments were
played by Mrs. Samuel G.. Mumford
and Mrs. Mark b. Stevens.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Barris, OF Adrian, and
|. d. Gould, of Toledo, are the guests
of Detroit relatives.
The annual dinner OF the Southern
society OF Detroit assembled upwards
OF 100 members of that organization
in the Century building, Monday even
ing. The dining room was attractive
ly decorated for the occasion with
southern moss, pine and cotton bolls.
Or. John NJ. Francis acted as toast
master and the speakers included the
Rev j VI. Barley, Jere G. Hutchins
and Russell Penn. The delicious menu
was entirely OF southern viands.
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Mrs Morley Wakefield Saunders, or
Silverdale Lancashire, Eng and her
son, Alan MCrely Wakefeld-Saunders.
of Aldershot, accompanied by Mrs.
George Byng Marshall, OF Canterbury,
Eng, arrived in Detroit, Monday, com
ing over on the Mauretania. Mr..
WAKE cid Saunders Will be married,
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. %, in
Christ church, to Miss Frances 10th
rop, daughter OF Mrs. George Howard
Lothrop.
City OF he Straits lodge, No. 452.
IF & O. NJ. will give the first OF a
series of smokers, Thursday evening.
Jan 90. in the chapter parlors OF the
Masonic temple There will be pro-
fessonai and amateur talent To give
program OF music and vaudeville.
The arrangements are in the hands
of the following w j. Mckay, Carl
| Kristen, Ii. Davies, i. Baffantfne, j.
is Brown w. s Brown, w. T. Cal
DR. II Trask. A. Whi;combe and 5.
hour DR. c. w Coulter H. L. Scott,
I Ostrander.
The International Parliamentary
| Law league has elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. Emma ~.
! Fox first viCe-president, +. NJ. Ray
male: second vice-pl esident, T.. w. Al
! len; recorCinS secretary, Miss Bertha
Smith corresponding secretary, Miss
I Florence Sprrtrgft treasurer, Andrew
/ +. Reid. lr. The league meets every
TUESDAY evening I'M the College club.
Mrs. Franklin r. Walker gave a
beautiful and elaborate dinner. Mon
day evening. in her home. for Miss
| Frances LothrOp and Alan Morley
Embellishments. whose marriage
will take place. Wednesday. The table
was most artistic in its arrangement
or white lilacs, orange blossoms and
silver gauzo Tho guests included
I Mrs. WlkefcldSau of England,
mother cf the eroom-to-be; Mrs.
I George Howard Lothrop. mother OF
I the bride-eICct: Mrs. George Byng
Marshall. Of Canterbury, Eng. sister
erick c. Ford. Miss Helen Owen, and
! Cooper Wood
An informal entertainment and So
cial for the teachers and officers OF
the Fort-st. Presbyterian church Bible
and Sunday schools. will I've held in
/ the church house. Wednesday even.
! ing. One OF the interestinc features
OF the evening will be the illustrated
talk by Jesse A. Yantis, who has lived
in the American colony in Jerusalem,
! for the last is years and who viii
show many beautiful views OF Pales-
| tire. Refreshments will be served.
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The men OF the North Woodward
Congregational church. Monday even
ing. adopted bylaws for brotherhood
recently formed in the church OH
GERS, and a fixed date Of meeling--Mill
be chosen later.
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All committees in charge OF the
first annual reunion of the Central
High graduating class Of 1911. viii
meet Wednesday evening. Jan. p. IN
the home OF the secretary. Miss Lucy
Beall. No. 25 Taylor-ave. The reunion
OF the class will be held in the girl''