The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-10
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Wood viii leave
Saturday for New York.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Wood viii leave
Saturday for New York
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Mr. and Mrs S Jackson are at Ma
plehurst, Bethlehem, y. H. for July
Mr.. and Mrs. II f. Bodies are stay
ing al PeDdeXter Mansions, In Inter
vale. n. r., for the summer.
Mrs George BAIL and Miss BAIL are
spending the sumaer at Breton
Woods, y. II.
Mrs. Edward Il Jewett and her
mother Mrs Jesse Farwell VIII so 10
Battle Creek. the first OF the week.
for the baths
Mrs. Henry - lewis entertained
number OF friends at tea, MONDAY al
ternuon la the Detroit Boat CLUB
Mis- catherine Marty entertained
Is tpests at luncheon Wednesday, IN
the Detroit Boat club, in honor OF
Miss Mildred Connors, of Columbus
Ohio.
In honor Of Mrs George Berry. OF
birmingham. Ala. who is the guest
Of her sister Mrs Francis Palms,
Mrs 5Nvlie W. Carhartt gave lunch
con, Wednesday. followed by bridge.
Mr. and Mrs, James Coslett smith
and Dr. and Mrs Ernest T. Tappey,
who have been in Europe since mia
winter. have returned. Mr., and Mrs.
Smith viii remain in the Country
club for the summer.
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Pnf. and Mrs. " Lyon Phelps. OF
Yale university New Haven, who
hav, been the guests of Prof. Lyons
sister. Mrs Frank NJ Hubbard.
Crosse Pointe. have gone TO Port Aus
tin for the summer
Mrs Charles H. Booth gave a din
ne.dance Tuesday evening. for 90
= guests, In honor OF the Misses Nash
OF New York: Mrs Lyman j Ansden
Atlanta, Ga. and Mrs. j, Morrison
Wood. Denver
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Mrs Alfred o. Dunk, will give a
luncheon Friday. in her home Chi
! cagoblvd~ in honor OF the Misses
Nash. Of New York.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Wallace Blake,
OF Denver. Col, are the guests of Mrs
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while on their honeymoon. Mr. Blake
IS associated with Judge Ben Lindsey
in juvenile reform work in Denver,
Mrs. Blake is we'll known as church
singer in Denver.
Mrs. Ralph II Booth entertained at
dinner Wednesday evening, in the
Country club. for the Misses Florence
and Mary Nash, OF New York, and
Mrs Pearce, OF Chicago. the guests
OF Mrs Frederick H. Wadsworth Mr.,
and Mrs Booth and their children.
Jack and Virginia, will leave Satur-
day for Bass Rocks.
Mrs, Tracy Lyon and Miss Frances
Tracy Lyon. Of the Pasadena, viii
leave Friday 10 visit friends in Gil
bertsvillc. y. Y Miss Laura Lyon
viii 90 10 Wisconsin for series OF
visits
In a meeting OF the Michigan State
Historical commission, held in Lans-
ing, Tuesday, Charles Moore. of De-
troit. was chosen secretary: DIR.
George Newman Fuller, Hastings as
sistant secretary. and Mrs. Nj. Is. Fer
~ Lansing. reelected curator. A
the elections will be held on Macki- |
nae island, July p.
A valuable Louis XIV tapestry has
been presented to the Museum of Art,
as the nucleus OF a tapestry collec'
ton. by Charles Stinchheld, OF Bloom
field Hills. for whom II was secured
in Europe. BY Robert j. w. Wicken-
den, a former Detroit artist whose
home. for several years, has been In
Paris The tapestry is the first Sc
cured by the museum.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A. Alger. Jr., |
entertained "a guests delightfully."-
Tuesday evening. in their Crosse
Pointe home Bowling on the green
preceded dinner served in the gar
den, and bridge and dancing followed
on the terrace which overlooks Lake
ST. Clair