The Detroit times., 1913-04-30
SOCIAL and
PER SONAL

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mcmillan
arrived home Monday from Europe.
Detroit hive. No. i79, l.. o. L. Nj.
NJ. will give card and dancing
party. Tuesday evening, in Dickinson
hall
North Woodward chapter. Detroit
Housewives league. will meet. Thurs
day. May I. AZ o'clock. In the Wood
wars.ave. Presbyterian church par
lors.
The upper room class In Bible
study for young men, conducted by
VIII Lexington Comfort. will meet
| Tuesday evening, in the Church of
Our Father.
I The monthly meeting OF Detroit
Association for the Aid OF Sick and
[Crippled Children. will b.. held Fri,
day, May .. at 2:30 o'clock, in the
Elks temple.
The annual state banquet, OF the
,Sun Life Insurance Co., will be held
Thursday evening, May 1, In the
Hotel Pontchartrain. The guest OF
honor will be +. b. Macaulay. man
aging director OF the company.
Mrs Cunning Idle, a graduate OF
the Detroit Training School OF Elocu-
ton and English Literature. will give
her graduating recital. Saturday al
ternoon, May 3. at 3 o'clock, In Char
fee hall. Miss Florence Troutman
and Miss Lucille Lincoln will assist.
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The school children's garden at Klr-
by-ave. and John R.-st., under the d.
rection OF the Twentieth Century
club. was the scene Of some busy
spading. Monday afternoon, when
about % children began work on the
flower and vegetable gardens which
have been 20 successful the last two
or three years.
| The twenty-ninth annual meeting
Of the Detroit Equal Suffrage club
will he held Friday. May 2, at 1880
O'Clock. In the College club. Fol-
lowing reports and a discussion Of
work there will be an election Of
ofYicers including president. two
vice presidents, two secretaries.
treasurer. auditor and ten directors.
Mrs S Y. Seyburn entertained at
dinner. Monday evening. the bridal
party Of the Currie-Seyburn wedding,
which will be celebrated Wednesday
afternoon. IN Christ Episcopal church.
A rehearsal OF the bridal procession
| followed the dinner Miss Currie, Mr..
| Seyburn and their bridal party were
the guests at luncheon. Sunday, o.
Mrs. Charles r. Du Charme.
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In the annual meeting OF the board
of directors OF the WOman's exchange
held Monday, the following officers
were elected: President. Mrs. John
! b. Ford: FIRST vice-president. Mrs.
Charles G. fIinchman; second vice
president. Miss Jennie Muir; third
vice-president, Mrs. Andrew II. Green.
Jr: treasurer, Miss Elizabeth S. Strid-
| iron recording secretary. Miss ELI
nor j.. Devlin: corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Lewis n. Paddock.
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Manuel Wolncr, a young and talent
ed violin pupil Of Prof. William
Yunck. will give a recital. Tuesday
evening. In the Church OF Our Father.
A fine program has been arranged.
which Will present Master Wolner III
test compositions and will afford
enjoyment TO ali music lovers in the
numbers OF the assisting soloists.
Miss Elizabeth Emery. soprano. and
, Miss Gertrude Heinze, pianist. A spe-
cial feature will be the string orches-
ira OF "A pieces, al pupils OF Prof.
Yunck and, directed by the violin
maestro.
The engagement Of Miss Rather
Inc Isabel Adams. daughter of Mrs.
Francis Adams. the Pasadena apart
,nents. 10 Warren Van Court Stopel.
was announced Monday evening. at
dinner given by Mrs Adams. Fol-
lowing dinner for which covers
we're laid for twelve. the party went
TO the Temple theater.
Mrs. Edward ID. Stairgave beauti-
ful luncheon for ) guests Tuesday.
In the Holland Tea roms. The tables
seating four were uniquely decora-
ted and the luncheon was one OF
the prettiest given this season IN
these artistic and quaint roms, so
admirably suited 10 functions OF this
kind.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF Detroit Presoytery, will
meet Wednesday afternoon. April
so. in Memorial Presbyterian
church All women interested in
mission work are invited to attend
the meeting. which will be the last