The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-04
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

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Mrs. Stanley X. Smith. or Atlanta
Ca, is the guest OF her mother Mrs
). C. Haines, Hague-aVe
Detroit Association for the Aid OF
Sick and Crippled Children will meet
Friday afternoon. al 80 o'clock IN
the Hotel Cadillac.
Pupils OF the Detroit School OF TX.
preston Will give recital Thursday
evening. In Duftield hall. under the di-
rection or Mrs. Mildred A. Bolt
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Blair lett
Thursday FOR Montreal TO sail. Satur
day, Tor two months trip in the Brit
ish Isles
Mrs Truman n Newberry enter
tanned group OF young matrons,
Wednesday. al luncheon, in the Coun-
try club, for her daughter. Mrs. Frank
w Brooks jr
David +. Heineman, who has been
travelling in Europe for year, will
sail from CherbouTg. Sunday, for
! America Mr.. Heineman has been &C
companied by his sister, Mrs. Benja-
min Pritz, OF Cincinnati
Mrs Nathalie Hall-Scott gave
luncheon Wednesday, in the Holland
/ tea rooms. entertaining a few init
mate friends Mrs Scott and her
mother. Mrs Theodore p Hall, leave
Saturday to spend the summer in the
White mountains.
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Chapter b. p. f. o., met Tuesday
evening in the home OF Mrs Arthur
| f. Gordon. No 200 Webbave. The
annual chapter picnic viii be held
Saturday afternoon. June 49, on Belle
Isle.
| Miss Emily Paddock, who returned
few days ago from trip around
the world, will be the guest OF honor
al a bridgetea. Friday afternoon. OF
which Mrs William G.. Thomas will
be the hostess.
George Francis Morse, of New
York, will give an organ recital Fri
day evening, In St Pauls cathedral.
under the auspices OF Michigan chap
ter, American Guild OF Organists.
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| Committees In charge OF the infor-
NAL dance 10 be given by st. Mary's
hospital auxiliary, Friday evening,
June u, in the Palais de Danse, are
! working hard 10 make the affair one
of the most attractive and successful
events OF the season Many boxes
have been sold.
| The Society OF Arts and Crafts Will
give the annual garden party, Friday
/ IN ~ in a
societys home, No 81 Witherellst.
side at the tea table. An attractive
display OF garden furnishings and &C
cessories will be feature OF the gar
! den party
! An entertainment, free TO the pub
! lie, will be given Friday evening, in
| the Woodward-ave. Presbyterian
church. under the auspices OF the
Bible school The program will offer
series OF Biblical tableaux, Ralph
Schwabe. boy soprano, will sing. and
! |. Lorenza Zwickey will give a unique
exhibition OF drawing and cartooning
Mrs. Robert Rutherford entertained
| Tuesday evening, in her home, No
302 Canton-ave. In honor OF her sis
| ter, Miss Belle Reid Mcintosh, whose
marriage to Robert Rance will take
place, Thursday evening Mrs Ruth
erford's guests numbered 80. The
rooms were prettily decorated in pink
and white, and after musical pro-
gram, dancing was enjoyed Mr.. and
Mrs. Rance, after July /, will be at
home at No. 309 Canton-ave.
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The telephone operators of the
Grand and Cadillac exchanges will
give the first annual moonlight and
dancing party, Thursday evening, June
IL, on the Tashmoo. to Sugar island
The entertainment on the boat In
cludes songs by Harold Jarvis. and
an exhibition or modern dancing by
Miss Pearl Miller and Alfred e. Gut.
man. Tickets for the moonlight may
be procured from either OF the ex-
changes and are on sale also In Ker-
wins candy shop, No 249 Woodward
ave.
The graduating exercises Of the
Liggett school will take place, Fri
day morning, in the Woodward-ave.
Baptist church, at IL o'clock. George
Herbert Palmer professor emeritus
IN Harvard university, VIII De the
speaker. The class has selected rose
and gold for its colors and the rose
for its flower, while the motto is
Real glory springs from silent con
quest OF ourselves" An informal re-
ception for the graduates and their
friends will follow in the church
house.
Detroit council. Knights of Colum.
bus, will give a moonlight. Wednes
day evening June 10. on the Putin
Bay. the steamer TO leave the First-st
dock, at s 80 o'clock. A cabaret pro
gram will vary the dancing. Tickets
for the moonlight may be procured
only In Columbus temple, or, from one
OF the following committee on ar.
arrangements: John r. Scallen. Edward
J. Diederich, Francis d. Hurley. 10.
seph J McGrath. William j Nesbitt
Richard r. Reaume, Jr., Bert r. Hen
derson. Howard J Heating Charles
w. Meeker, Francis A. ellusa-laL-s--
p. Ryan.
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A successful and highly-ambitious
performance OF Maeterlinck's The
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