The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-11
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
Mrs. Clara b. Arthur left Thursday,
TO spend the summer in Cape Cod
Mrs. Robert Morrison, No. 462 Hurl.
but-aye., is visiting friends in Colling'
wood, Ont
Or. and Mrs r. Arlington Newman
have returned from several months
stay in Europe
Mr.. and Mrs Charles f. Hammond
have returned from the east and viii
remain temporarily in the Hotel Cad
lilac.
Mss Gladys Rogers, daughter OF Mt.
and Mrs. r r. Rogers, has returned
TO Detroit from a years study IN
Paris
City OF the Straits lodge, f. q A..
NJ, will give the annual moonlight
Monday evening, July %, on the Put
Inlay.
Miss Alice Johnson is entertaining
house party in the Johnson summer
home on the Detroit river, near Am.
herstburg.
DR.. n. +. Harrison, No. 592 Gratlot-
ave, has gone TO England 10 visit MS
old home Later he will travel on the
continent.
Frank T. Book and Herbert Book
gems OF DR.. and Mrs. ], b. Book, re-
turned TO Detroit Thursday from
school in Europe.
Mrs. Charles w Casgrain and Miss
Adelaide Casgrain left, Friday, LOT
their summer cottage at Whiteheld,
in the White mountains.
Mrs. Daniel f. Altland and her
mother Mrs. Woodbury., OF Kalamazoo
who left for Europe short time ago
are now in the British Isles.
Mrs Flora Whitney Demme and
Miss Catherine Whitney Demme, are
in Quebec. They will spend the sum
mer at different eastern points.
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Many novel surprises are being
planned by the committee In charge OF
the annual ST. Andrews society outing
to be held Aug. 20 on Bots Blanc.
Mrs William f. Moss and Mrs. b.
Sanders will be. the hostesses or a
luncheon in the Detroit Boat CLUB,
Tuesday, July a. entertaining the
members of the Diversity CLUB
Mrs. r. McClelland Brady entertain.
\ ed at dinner. Thursday evening, In the
! Detroit Boat club, in honor OF Miss
Green, OF Louisville, KY the guest OF
| Mrs Robert Berry, OF Bloomfield Hills.
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Mrs. Edward Beck. of Montreal,
who following visit with friends In
: Detroit went TO Flint and Sylvan lake
for fortnight, spent Thursday In De
| troit, on her way TO Muskoka lakes
Worthwhile Detroit residents will
hold the annual informal picnic, Sat
! rday on Belle Isle, meeting at 10
O'Clock, at the pavilion near the
AQUARIUM. All former residents OF
Worthwhile are invited TO participate
The marriage OF Miss Jessie Newt
tie daughter of Mrs. Margaret Newt
tie. to Charles F. Taylor took place
Friday evening, July 3. Mr.. and Mrs
FLOYD Taylor we're the attendants,
Following a trip in northern Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will be at home
at No 293 Lincoln.ave.
The Misses Claire and Loretta
Sanders. of Bcston-blvd., and Miss
Mary Farnsworth, who have been
lsight-seeing in the Grand Canyon, VIII
sail from San Francisco. Saturday, for
an eight-months' trip around the
world
Mrs. Theodore p. Hall. and Mrs.
Nathalie Hall Scott, are In Lenox,
Mass. during July and Will leave Aug.
/. for the White mountains for a
months stay. Brenton Scott, who has
| Teen visiting his mother at Lenox, VIII
arrive the first OF the week TO stay
with his aunt. Mrs. Frederick Fuger,
who is occupying Mrs Halls home in
Crosse Pointe, for the summer.
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The members OF the Detroit com
manderv No. /. Knights Templar
| n. cir families. and invited guests, will
hold the annual midsummer outing
Saturday afternoon at Kingsville-on'
the Lake, ont. The place Of meeting
will be the Woodward-ave, ferry dock
at 1890 O'Clock, 10 board special cars
in Windsor a haRhour later. Follow
ing an afternoon program OF field
sports and games, dinner will be
served in the casino and dancing will
follow In the evening.
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