The Detroit times., 1914-04-23
SOCIAL and
/, MA PERSONAL

Mrs. Lyle Albert Deylin was the
hostess OF bridge-tea, Thursday, In
honor OF Miss Amy Farr, whose mar
riage 10 Harry Gerhauser will take
place in June.
A musicale will be given in Diamond
temple Monday afternoon. April p, nj
q o'clock. Tor the benefit OF ST. Leo's
church decorating fund.
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The eleventh quiet hour OF music
will be given Sunday afternoon 9at
o'clock, in Temple Beth I'll by Abram
Ray Tyler, eFsahist, and AFs Fred
crick b. Fitzgerald, contralto
The c. b. club will give a charity
bridge party. Wednesday afternoon
. April 20, In the home OF the Misses
&Steyenson, No. l23 Atkinson-aye. The
proceeds will be devoted TO the Prot
estant Orphan asylum,
The annual banquet and election OF
officers and council OF Michigan com
mandery. Naval and Military order OF
the Spanish-American war, will be
held Saturday evening April %, in the
Hotel Cadillac, beginning at 1880
O'Clock.
The June graduating class OF the
Duffield school has elected the follow
ing officers President, James Dun
can; vice-president, Elizabeth label;
secretary, Florence Adams; treas
|urer, Glen Gilbert The class coiors
are orange and black.
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The marriage OF Miss Jane Weber,
daughter OF Joseph +. Weber, No. 81
IEliot-st.. to Peter Dolese. of Chicago,
was quietly solemnized. Tuesday even
ling, in the Weber home The cere-
|mony was performed by the Rev. Mr..
|Bull, curate OF St. Johns Episcopal
|church Mr.. and Mrs. Dolese will
travel In Europe several months be
I fore taking up their residence in Chi
| cago
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Miss Stella Goebel was the hostess
|Df luncheon, Wednesday, In the De.
|troit. club, in honor OF Miss Hazel
Simon, whose marriage TO George
Fruit will take place. Saturday. Miss
|Simons and Mr. Truitt were enter
aimed at dinner, Monday evening, by
MIR ard hrs. Arnfin DarmstaetteF and
.se Tuesday eFraingf Miles Standishi
|gave a dinner for the bridal party d
(which he is a member
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Mrs. Richard Pickering JOY was the
hostess OF a luncheon Wednesday, in
/ the Country club, in honor of Miss
|Stella Ford whose marriage 10 Joseph
Bernard Schlotman will take place,
Thursday, April 30 The 250 guests
|were. seated at small flower-decked
tables. Receiving with Mrs. Joy were
her mother, Mrs. William V. Moore,
and Miss Ford's sister. Mrs. II. \.
|Torrey.
A delightful card and dancing party
Twas given Tuesday evening. in the
|Fellowcraft club, for $50 friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edward Gordon
land Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Pattison
cameron Card tables we're placed in
the reading room OF the club and
dancing was enjoyed in the old Eng
fish room Supper was served in the
large dining room at midnight. at
small tables prettily decked with
spring flowers.
The nineteenth anniversary banquet
ana meeting OF the american lnSuI-
|ance union was held Wednesday even
ing. in Elks temple +. l.. Under
wood was POSTMASTER and among the
speakers we're Judse S. Sees, Of In
|dianapolis. national counselor OF the
union. and s. s Chrome. OF Pontiac,
national Judge.
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The alumni of the NeWberry school
will give a supper Friday evening, In
the Elliott-Taylor Woolfenden cafe.
Knights OF Equity Will observe
Thursday evening with a snecial pro
pgram OF speeches and music in the
Equity temple. the 900th anniversary
of the battle or Clontarf in which
Brian Boru crushed the power OF the
Danes and met his own death
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Boyce and
their daughter. Miss Helen Boyce,
have removed from Detroit TO Ann Ar
hor to make their home. Mr. Boyce
recently retired from the Michigan
state Telephone Co., after 80 years
service. Mrs. Boyce and Miss Boyce
were guests OF honor at a farewell
luncheon Tuesday. in Dixieland. given
by Mrs. Edward F.I.yon, No 10 Tay-
lor.ave., the guests including former