The Detroit times., 1914-05-26
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Sir Edward Aylesford, OF Aylesford
Manor, Coventry, Eng, is the guest
of William Carl Chapman and h c..
Gunsolus, in the Vendome apartments.
Mrs. Walter Brooks will give din
ner in the Country club, Wednesday
evening, in honor OF Miss Marjorie
Cotton, OF Washington ID. c., who is
the guest OF Mrs. e. Goodloe Edgar.
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Ashlar lodge, No. 81, +. Il A. NJ,
will give novelty moonlight. Friday
evening, May %, on the Tashmoc, to
Sugar island.
The Detroit Yacht club viii open
the season in the club house, Wed.
nesday evening, with musical pro
gram and informal dancing.
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The annual meeting OF the College
Equal Suffrage league will take place
Wednesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, in
room No. 62S Stevens building.
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A free organ recital under the au-
spices OF Michigan chapter, American
Guild OF Organists, will be given
Tuesday evening, in St Johns Epis
copal church by J i. Edwards.
The annual May festival and ba-
zaar of the Girls Friendly society
Will be held in the parish house OF
ST Johns Episcopal church, Wednes-
day and Thursday May u and rs,
afternoon and evening Mrs. OTla b.
Taylor Is general chairman OF the
fair.
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The golden jubilee OF the founding
OF ST. Marys academy in Windsor is
being celebrated in that institution
this week committee of members
OF st. Mary's Alma Mater association,
OF which Mrs. Ellen Montreuil. OF
Windsor. is president, has arranged a
daily program for the celebration
which opened Tuesday and will con-
tinue throughout Saturday.
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About 1850 acceptances have been
/, received on behalf OF children i'm pub
lie institutions OF the city in response
to the invitation for a boat ride and
afternoon party. June H. on the big
steamer Put-in.Bay, by the Detroit Ro
tary club and Detroit Review club.
The boat has been donated by Ollie
Dustin. a member OF the Rotary club
and the members OF the Rotary and
Review clubs will provide bounteous
refreshments and amusements for the
little ones.
Sir John Harrington and Lady Har-
rington, Of England will arrive in De-
troit next week To- visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip TcMllan Lady Harrington
iyas formerly Miss Amy Mcmillan,
daughter of the late Senator James
IA. Mcmillan. OF Detroit Following a
short stay I'm Detroit Sir John aud
Lady Harrington. accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs Mcmillan, VIII go TO Man
chester-by-the-Sea to spend the sum
mer with Lady Harrington's mother.
Mrs. Mcmillan.
The Huron and Bruce Old Boys and
Glrls association OF Detroit In meet
nig held Monday evening In st. An
drew's hall. decided 10 attend home
coming celebration in Seaforth, ont,
aug. Is. f. G. Neelin and NJ. Brod-
trick. OF Seaforth addressed the meet
ng. The following committee viii
make arrangements for the outing
X. Dawson. John Robb. Or Atkinson,
A. J. Wilson, Or G. VI. McMann and
George Kidd.
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Miss Pearl Miller and Alfred r..
Gutman. the Detroit dancers, who won
the Vernon Castle trophy in the mod
ern dance contest held by the Castles
during their engagement in Detroit
fortnight ago. have returned from
New York where they competed sat
urday evening. in Madison-sd. garden,
in the national Castle tournament
The amateur championship Of the
United States was won By Mr.. and
Nrs. Sauling Baruch. Of New York
who won the Castle cup for the best
New York dancers, in the original
contest.