The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-24
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

PERSONAL |
Mrs. Harry W.Frost aud Miss Mary
Frost viii leave the first OF the week
Tor the Maine coast
Mrs A a Moore, No % Chicago
blvd, IS entertaining Mrs John r
Glaze Evanston, Ill.,, and the Misses
Harrop, OF Chicago
The young women employed IN the
Walnut. HemloCk and North telephone
exchanges vii give a moonlight, Fri.
day evening, on the ste Claire.
Miss Alyce and Miss Zone Miller.
No. 2fs Bur'ingamo left Sauu-
Cay for a motor trip in the eastern
states.
The second annual moonlight OF the
Young Mems Hebrew association will
be given Thursday evening, on the
Putin Bay
An exhibition OF work by Michigan
artists will be hung In the Museum
Of Art galleries. Nov II 70 Dec 20
the 7frst OF its kind so wide I'm scope
TO be offered under museum auspices
William J Connors OF Buffalo. with
Mrs Connors and family, and several
guests, spent "Wednesday in Detroit
while the Connors' beautiful Yacht,
"NIary Alice" was anchored in the
river.
Detroit circle, No !. and Naval cir.
Gle, No 27 Ladies' OF the c. A. r.. viii
meet Saturday afternoon July %. az
II o'clock, in the Cass Technical high
school
Members or the Detroit Philatelic
society viii attend the national con
ventlor OF the American Philatelic
society. in Niagara Fans, Aug II, -
and 13. General G Coolidge. OF
this city. president Of the national
lscciety, will probably be reelected
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Prizes 10 the value OF 81 900 viii, he
competed for in the athletic games
and Highland dancing Of ST Andrews
Society annual Scotch picnic on Bois
Blanc. Aug 90 The committee on
the field sports includes Robert Ger
rie, Alexander Watson, David Rogers,
Richard Lindsay, John Cameron and
Robert Schram.
Children of st. Vincent Orphan asy-
lum were given a delightful country
ride, Tuesday afternoon, in automo-
biles donated by O'Connor Bros. Vim
cent Brennan, James Riley, Louis RAJ
baut, and f. w Brace Many OF the
little ones had never been in an auto
mobile before and their delight was
unbounded.
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The Young Mems order will give
the third annual moonlight, Friday
evening, on the Tashmoo. TO Sugar ISL
and A program OF music and vaude-
Vile will entertain those on the boat
who do not care to dance. There will
be two hours OF dancing in the island
pavilion On the return trip, supper
will be served on the boat
A large crowd OF members and
friends OF the first regiment Knights
OF st. John. went TO Tashmoo Thurs
day on the eleventh annual excursion
OF the organization A feature OF the
days program will be a military drill
competition for handsome prizes
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Among Detroiters registered in the
Hotel McAlpin. New York, during the
last few days were Mrs. Piquette
Mitchell, Madam DHaene, James r.
Devoe Mr. and Mrs j. G. Adams pr
land Mrs Ignatz Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles d. Bennett, Mr and Mrs. Sid.
ney Hart and Mr.. aud Mrs A. T.
Wood
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The West Warren Residents asso-
citation and the ladies' West Warren
association viii give Joint excursion
TO Bots Blanc. Aug 49, A splendid
program Of games and sports has
been arranged II Is expected that
all places OF business In the West
Warren district will be closed for the
day that every resident may attend
the outing.
The marriage OF Miss Vera Snively,
No. 230 Rosedale-ct, 10 Glenn Van RI
per, No. 1866 Pttcher-st. was celebrated
Wednesday evening, in Central Meth
odist chapel, by the Rev, H. Lester
Smith. Miss Van Ripper, sister OF the
groom, and Cecil Swart, were the at
tendants, The bridal party created
more or less Of sensation by going
20 the church, dressed in the cenven-
tional wedding finery OF bridal gown
and veil and dress clothes, in Wood
ward-aVe, street car, They refused to
give any explanation as To why they
chose the street car instead OF the
t.al stet.4 a. Lon Il