The Detroit times., 1914-06-03
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

IL AIuubhgg No oOJ AuclhlutSt
eft for New York, Tuesday, aud wa
mong the passengers booked 70 sal
Wednesday. for Europe, on the i'm
perator.
Detroit woman Writers club vii
i've the annual dinner Tuesday even
ng, June 3. in the Elliott.Taylor
Voolfenden cafe, at $3.50 O'CLOCK
here will be an informal toast list
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Mrs. Olo DAfoe Eustice will give al
nyitational piano recital, Thursda,
sening, in the First Unitarian
nurch Mrs. Eustice Is one of De
roit's most accomplished players anC
5 widely known.
The young people OF the Forrest
ettlement house will present Mae
erlincks The Blue Bird" in tn,
gymnasium of the settlement. Wed
esday, Thursday and Friday even
ngs OF this week.
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Inc catholic Business Woman .
Tub will give a card and dancing
party. Wednesday evening, i'm the
u. .. club rooms, No lg EliZabeth-st
nest. Inc Holy Redeemer orchestra
Yin play,
The marriage Vi Miss Katharine
Preitmeyer, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
hllp Breitmeyer 10 Frank A
Wright, Will be celebrated Saturday
une u, in the family home, No CO
Delaware-ave
Miss Mildred L Carstens was the
ostess Of a luncheon. Tuesday, in
onor OF Miss Marjorie EstabrOOke
he table was charming with a gilt
basket or pink and white peonies.
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Members OF Detroit Engineering so
iety will make trip OF inspection
O the new Connors creek plant OF
he Edison Illuminating Co, Satur.
ay afternoon, June Is. The annual
outing OF the society will take place
saturday afternoon. June %
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The annual oratorical contest OF the
ratorical association Of the Detroit
College OF Law, will take place Fri
ny evening, In the Y NJ. c. A. audi.
orium. The contestants are Herman
\. Schmier, k. Paul Schuur, Henry
flyers, Joseph d. Page, Ralph Rite.
md Louis +. Marie. jr.
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The annual commencement exer.
Uses OF Phillips academy, Andover,
Iass-rWill he held Alne-z- Phil.
ps is one OF the oldest schools in
he country. IL has many graduates
living in Detroit The baccalaureate
ermon, Sunday. June I. will be deliv.
red by the Rev William De Witt
iyde, president OF BOwdoin college.
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The roof garden OF the Y. w. c. A.
Yill open for the season. Thursday
evening. The roof OF the association
building is furnished with awnings.
wings hammocks and easy chairs.
nd pretty flower boxes, and is de-
ighttul place on a hot summers af-
ernoon or evening. The privileges
pr the roof garden are open to mem
pers OF the association and their
riends. o
The marriage OF Miss Winifred
orbetl daughter of Cornelius Cor
peJt, No. STA Jefferson.ave., 10 Har.
vi Palmer. adopted son OF the late
be1ator Thomas w. Palmer, took
place Tuesday noon, in the Corbett
lome. The Rev William Dooley,
president OF Detroit college, perform
ID the ceremony. Miss Valerie Cor.
pett attended her sister as maid OF
lcnOr and Neil McMath was best
nan. There were no guests except
ne immediate families.
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There were plenty OF buyers for
he pretty flowers and shrubs in the
annual plant market" OF Detroit
branch, National Plant, Flower and
aruit guild, which was held Tuesday,
n Grand Circus park In the late al
ernoon hours those interested in the
market sold posles on the downtown
treets. The money raised will be
ised TO establish community gardens
n the poor quarters of the city.
o.
The marriage OF Miss Florence May
evils, daughter of Mrs. Adelaide
.ewis, to William b. Burroughs, cen.
raj passenger agent OF the Santa re
abroad took place Tuesday evening,
n the Hotel fuller Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Alichaels were the attendants,
bnd the ceremony, which was per-
ormed by the Rev Chester b. Emer-
son, OF the North Woodward Congre-
gational church, was Witnessed by 80
relatives and close friends A recep-
ion for 200 guests followed. Mr. and
Mrs Burroughs left at midnight for
an extended western trip.
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Mrs. Harrison Grey Fiske, better
known as Mrs. Minnie Madden Flske,
the distinguished actress, will arrive
Thursday, TO be the guest of Mrs.
Frederick X. Stearns. Mrs. Fiske
comes to Detroit because OF her deep
interest In the Animal Welfare league.
(which she practically founded, in this
city, three years ago. In order TO aid
in every way possible, the series OF
performances to be given In the De-
troit opera house, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings, and Saturday
afternoon, for the benefit or the
league, Mrs. Fiske will appear as
fBecky Sharpe. in the last act OF the
! play OF that name founded on Thack-
|erays famous novel OF Vanity Fair"
Saturday afternoon and evening She
will have the support OF members OF
| The Players and Theater Arts clubs.
Iof this city. The performances prom
Use to be among the most notable
|events of the year.