The Detroit times., 1913-06-05
SOCIAL and y
PERSONAL

Miss Isabelle Werbe, OF the Melon
aid School OF Music faculty, will pre-
seht a number OF her pupils, in a re-
cital. Friday evening. June 8. Miss
Emma Mcdonald. cellist: Miss Gladys
Withee and Miss Rose Koxlowska. vio-
linists, and Miss Eva Werbe, soprano,
VIII assist on the program.
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The annual manual training and
drawing exhibition OF the classes In
the Case Technical High school Will
be held In the school Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday The industrial
classes OF the school will be In SEES
sion during the exhibition so that WIS.,
itors may see the pupils at work.
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The Adcrsft club will be the guests
OF f. Leroy Pelletier. at his farm In
Orchard Lake. Saturday afternoon.
June 7. special cars to carry the club
members. starting at o'clock. The
party will return to Log Cabin inn for
dinner. o
Or the four annual moonlights now
20 the credit OF City of the Straits
lodge. f. 4 A. NJ. none exceeded in
fun and popularity that given
Tuesday evening. to Sugar Island, on
the Tashmoo. A large crowd enjoyed
the hospitality Of the lodge and en-.
:ered heartily into the program Of
entertainment provided
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Burton Pier
sol. who have been the guests Of Mrs
Piersol's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Y. Ladue, have gone to Berlin.
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Mrs. Ruby NJ Zahn, No. lat Euclid
ave. west, who has been confined to
her home with illness the last six
weeks, has gone to the Battle Creek
sanatarium.
OF The Hedges" Dearborn, have re-
turned from flve-months' trip. in
the Canadian northwest and In Cali
fornia. o.
Mrs. A. w. Beals and Miss Julia
Hall. OF Boston, are the guests Of Mrs.
William H. Turner, No. 1902 Alfred-st.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lightner
have returned from .four-months'
trip through the far west and reopen
ed their home at No. 170S Jefferson
ave.
Mrs. Henry l.. Newman and chill
dren OF Newman, n. NJ. will arrive.
Thursday. to spend the summer with
Mrs. Newman's father, William j.
Chittenden. Sr., in Bloomfield Hills.
Invitations to luncheon In the De.
troit club. have been issued by Mrs.
David Gray and Mrs. Horace lIoben.
slime, for Wednesday. June IL.
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Mrs. John n. Bagley entertained at
luncheon In the Country club. We'd
nesday, in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Sherman Hoar, Of Concord, Mass.
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The Young Peoples society OF st.
Josephs Episcopal church will give
lawn party. Thursday. June 5, on
the grounds OF the residence Of Mrs.
]. Walter Drake. No. 112 Boston-blvd.
Mrs. Philip Russell, OF Philadelphia.
was the guest OF honor at a luncheon
Tuesday. given by Mrs. Stanley
Brooks. Mrs. Russell was formerly
Miss L'Hommedieu. Of Detroit.
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Mrs. John b. Ford entertained at a
luncheon Of beautiful appointments,
Tuesday. In honor OF Mrs. Elmer
Speck. who recently came to Detroit
from Pittsburgh to reside.
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A delightful garden tea was held,
Tuesday afternoon, in the miniature
garden OF the Society OF Arts and
Crafts. No. 81 Witherellst. The pref
ty garden with It's artistic pottery for
flowers and ferns and beautifully
carved stone benches and fountain
was all too small for the throng OF
visitors. Indoors in the charming
rooms several exhibitions OF handi-
craft we're placed on view for the first
time. including articles especially suit
able for summer furnishings OF home
and cottage. garden and veranda. De-
lightful music added to the pleasure
% the afternoon, while the guests en-
Joyed tea and punch.
A splendid program has been ar.
ranged for the concert to be given in
the Windsor Public library auditorium
Thursday evening. June s. In aid OF
the Tuberculosis hospital fund. Mrs.
Maude Embrey Taylor. soprano: II.
Whorlow Bull baritone; Mrs. Amy
rkeek-Pomeroy. violin: Miss Mar.
guerite Mannebach, pianist. and
chorus OF mems voices. will present
the program.
The children OF the Mcmillan school
VIII have a June frolics." in the Sol
way gymnasium. Friday afternoon.
June 8, beginning at 2 O'Clock. The
program Will include singing. dancing.