The Detroit times., 1914-04-22
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

citation will give an informal dancing
party. Friday evening, in the school.
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Miss Norine Eastman Smith OF the
Detroit Training School OF Elocuuon,
will give a graduating recital. Satur.
day evening, April %, in Chaffee hall
! A dancing party will be given in
/ Stras burg's academy, Wednesday
evening, by the l.. O. I. NJ. O. r. w,
for the benefit OF the hospital bed
fund
1 Mrs Frank w. Brooks, Jr., left,
/ Tuesday, for New York TO meet her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Truman H.
Newberry, who are returning from a
worlds tour They will return to De-
troit the first OF the week.
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! John 4. Lee, head OF the social ser.
vice and investigation departIgsnI or
the Ford Motor Car, Co, viii address
the Church. club ofeS.,~>sAYa2s 1nurs-
! day evening at dinner and meet
ing >to be held in Christ church par
| ish house, at $3.50 o'clock
The last OF series OF free cookery
! demonstrations will be held Thursday
rafternoon, in the domestic science de-
partment OF the Y. w. c. A., when
| Miss Freeman will demonstrate a
luncheon menu, Including cream OF
pea soup, fish salad with cucumbers,
luncheon rolls and cake.
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! Under the auspices of Michigan
chapter, American Guild OF Organists.
Paul Allen Beymer will give an or
gan recital Thursday evening, in
Trinity church, Houghton, making the
fortieth free organ recital given by
the chapter The officers OF the chap.
ter are all Detroit organistS
The marriage OF Miss Gladys Nc
Dun and Thomas Barlum Jr., was
quietly solemnized, Monday, in IS.
/ Peter and Paul cathedral the Rev. NJ
~. Dempsey, performing the cere-
mony. Only the immediate relatives
were present Mir. and Mrs. Barlum
will spend several weeks in the east.
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| Edward Calm, a well-known violin
list and musical lecturer, gave an in
teresting program before large
audience, Tuesday evening. in Wood
ward-ave. Baptist church institute,
under the auspices OF Naval circle.
No. q, Ladies of the G.. a. r. The
affair was given for the benefit OF
the relief fund OF the circle.
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Junior violin and piano pupils OF
Miss Elizabeth Kramer. gave a must
Gale, Monday afternoon, ia the home
OF Miss Josephine Wendland. Town
send-ave Those taking part We're
Josephine Wendland, Elva Budde
Robert HARDER, Helen Bartling, Erma
Lempke, Olive Herbert, Muriel Camp
bell. Stuart Newberry, Margaret
Borchard and Glenn Massey.
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The annual meeting and luncheon
of the Tuesday Musicale club was
held Tuesday. in the Century build
ing, and the following officers elect
ed President, Miss Frances Sibley
vice-president Mrs Louise Unsworth
Cragg; secretary, Mrs Theodore o..
Leonard, Jr. treasurer, Miss Mary
Cook executive board. Mrs. $. DIN
Johnson. Mrs. c. II. Brodt and Mrs,
Henry h. Bodman.
| The following is the slate" for the
annual election OF officers OF the De-
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! be held Friday, April "a, in Cass-ave
Methodist church President. Mrs.
wv r. Alvord. first vice-president
Mrs. G. +. Wilson second vice-presi-
| dent, Mrs r. r. Ranney; recording
| secretary. Miss sue Hoyt: cores
ponding secretary. Miss Hattie FL
lott; financial secretary. Mrs a. H.
Finn; treasurer, Mrs Levi Eaton.
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| Northwestern Woman's club in the
annual meeting held Monday, in Dia
mond temple, elected the following
officers President, Mrs j. r. Auring
er: vice-presidents Mrs. j G. Chris
tian and Mrs Wales &. Martndale;
recording secretary, Mrs. A. j. Lacy;
corresponding secretary Mrs A. IT,
! Murray treasurer Mrs. H. keenan,;
directors. Mrs. w b Gordon Mrs.
Anthony Pratt, Mrs. r. r. Pitcher and
Miss f. j. Mathewson. The club
adopted several important amend.
ments TO the constitution and con.
Quoted the election OF officers accord,
ing to the preferential ballot system,