The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-02
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The social season in the Detroit
atch cub viii open Monday even
ing, MAY 4, with "a dancing parts III
tue club house on beue isi,.
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Tine ola Maids association OF tue
American Lady orset Go hub oil nc
Grace whitney lion lcazuc viii sl'e
an entertainment Ia ,ne N. Z. a.
auditorium. FRIDAY c.enIns. May
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The engagement announced oil
Miss Jessie - nNlana, daughter Oh
Nh. and Mrs Cnar!es D haNnan"' ~
Cyntnlana ky.. 10 Charles steele,
OF Detroit Mss ilayhauu Is a SISTER
OF Mrs Harry tields so "a lincoln
ave
Mrs Il H., ~. SIN leave neAt
week Tor her-sumurr home ~ soon
set Mr. Fyte viii attend tne natlohal
congress OF the Sons ot the american
Revolution Ia Syracuse. Mas - as
delegate from the p"uoit onaPter
The annual baus et e Epsilon ehap
ter, Phi Rho Sigma fraternity VIA ov
acid saturday evening. May - in lhe
Hotel Pontchartrain
Mrs George Wtudm Moore ana heI
daughter Miss katherine Moore. "ho'
nave been in NeN l5'n during lne
winter are guests .n t.s country cruz.
Mrs Edgar Gatt viii leave the
Grst OF the week Tor Tacoma Wash
Mrs Colts son Edsag y COT, VIII %
married in Tacoma june :, TO MISS
Aline Biggs of that city
Mr. and Mrs NOryal a Hawkins
returned 10 Detroit Saturday after
several months spent in various south-
prn resorts. Mr. Hawkins VINO went
south following long illness Is salu
ID be- completely restored 10 health.
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Members of the Old lhlrd-sl MIS-,
sion Sunday school association, VIII
hold the annual reunion IL the home
.of Mr.. and Mrs David Thomson, NO.
l59 Melbourne-sye Monday evening
May II.
The charity card party held Ned
nesday AFTERNOON, in the home OF the
Misses Stevenson Ng. ~ Wilkinson,
ave, 10y. the ~, 3. cluts was a sfeat'
success and "A substantial sam was
realized for the Protestant Orphan
asylum
An unusually good program mas
been prepared Tor the annual concert
OF the Y. NJ c. A. Glee club, which
will be held in the auditorium at the
Y. NJ. c. A. building, Friday evening
May s. There win be- chorus mum
beers. solos. duets quartet selections
and readings by Enos Victor Fouik.
Detroit Training School Alumni as
ISOLATION will hold the annual re-
union, Monday evening, May 4, from
I to 10 o'clock, in McDiarmids Choc-
olate house, No. 81 Broadway. Edgar
A, Guest win give readings. Miss
Florella r. Lowry. president OF the
association. will have charge OF the
reunion.
The annual linen shower for 81
Mary's hospital. under the auspices or
ST. Marys auxiliary will be held In
the hospital. May 10 and IL. Mrs.
Michael Brennan Is chairman of tAe
committee in charge. Sheets. pillow
cases. towels, bleached and unbleach-
ed cotton, and plain night gowns for
women. are among the things the com
mittee will welcome as donations
from the public, for the hospital.
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The New York society's annual din
ner Friday evening, in the Elliottsray-
lor-Woolfenden cafe, was one OF the
most successful in the history OF the
society Excellent speeches were made
by Tom May, The Times cartoonist;
Lee f. Joslyn the Rev VI. 5. Rice,
and Or w l.. Babcock. A string or
chestra and songs by Harold jarvis
we're features OF the after-dinner pro-
gram.
Northwestern Womans club will
hold its fourth birthday party Mon
day afternoon, May 4, in Diamond
temple A delightful program will be
given. including play, The Clinging
Vine:" vocal solos by Miss Florence
b. Maroney and interpretative dane
ing by Miss Dorothy b. Conger Mon
day evening May IL. the club will
give card party in the dining room
Of the Williams Bros factory. Grand
River and Kirby-aves., for the pur
DOht vi IdlSlHb llAHuN w IlfnthN
flag pole to the new Northwestern
high school
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The annual commencement eXer-
rises or Harper hospital training
school for nurses will take place
evening, May Il, in the Cen
fury building 4 reception will fol
low the program. The graduating
class Includes Katherine Pellow,
Ethelwyu b. Reek Eva II. Devereaux.
I.yla NJ Baldwin, Emma G. Fox. Mar
garet f., Rogers. Esther Rubenstein,
Catherine r. Lisa. Kathryn Il. Burns
Ruby Mae Hill, Jean Lochie Storie,
Eva Grace Blackwell, Agnes r. Bor-
go Margaret Livingstone MacKinnon.
Mary Elizabeth Hynes. Elizabeth Gil
lespie. Kate Hildred Miers, Yula Mary
Elizabeth Weeks Weston
GOrf. Gladys Isabel McBrien, Anna
Beal Lelah r. Miller and Ethel NJ
Baker