The Detroit times., 1914-05-14
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

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Charles Frederic Morse has issued
invitations for reception and mus
icale in the green room OF the Hotel
Pontchartrain, Friday afternoon, May
22, at 4:3O o'clock in honor OF John
| Prindle Scott.
Tie eleventh annual reunion and
supper of the Marcy-Barstow School
association will be held, Friday, May
p, in the ElliottTaylor-Woolfende
cafe at $50 o'clock.
North Woodward w. c. T. L. will
meet in the home OF Mrs. F. +. Bow
man, No. 169 Kenilworth-ave., Friday
Iafternoon, at $3.50 o'clock.
coffee party, for the benefit Of
the German Protestant Home for Or
phans and Old People, will be given
Friday afternoon, in st. Johns hall,
! By Ladies of the Zoar society.
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Under the auspices OF the Young
Ladies' sodality OF ST. Joseph's church
bazaar will be held in the hall OF
st. Joseph's commercial college. May
II, is and 19, for the benefit OF the
college.
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The last in series OF entertain
ments for residents OF the neighbor
hood will be given Friday evening II
the Chandler school. under the an
spices OF the Upper Gratiot and Vicin-
ity improvement association.
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The choir of the First Baptist
church will give q concert Thursday
evening, In the church. There viii
be choral numbers by the chorus choir
and solos and concerted numbers by
the quartet choir. Admission is free
to the public.
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Mrs Adele Strasburg Hyde will give
May party for the members OF her
afternoon dancing classes, Friday
evening. in Columbus temple. Dane
ing will begin at 1880 O'Clock and at
$50 o'clock adults will be permit.
ted on the floor also
Tickets for "The Prince OF Albania, -
the amateur entertainment TO be pre-.
scented in the Detroit opera house, May
Is, 10 and 20, for the benefit OF the DE,
troit Industrial School association,
were placed on sale Thursday morning
in Grinnell's. A number of the city 5
cleverest amateurs will take part in
the ENTERTAINMENT which is a light
musical comedy
Miss Mary Turner viii be hostess of
the informal afternoon tea TO be held
Friday afternoon, in the Society or
Arts and Crafts rooms. Two unusually
interesting and attractive exhibits
OF handicraft work are TO be seen IN
the rooms in the Filipino basketry
and Russian peasant embroideries and
laces.
The annual commencement eXer-
cises of the Farrand Training School
for Nurses, in connection with Harper
hospital, will be held Thursday even
ing, in the Century building There
are % young women in the class. An
informal reception will follow the eX-
ercises
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John A. Reynolds won the Skinner
medal for 1914, in the debate held
Wednesday evening in the University
of Detroit. by students. The question,
Resolved. That tolls shall be levied
on all vessels passing through the
Panama canal" was decided in the
affirmative. Mr.. Reynolds was a mem
Der OF the negative team.
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Detroit center, Drama League OF
America, will hold conference ORA
matique," Tuesday afternoon. May 49,
at o'clock, in the Gamick theater, to
discuss Maeterlinck's The Blue Bird
which will play an engagement In the
Garrick theater all next week. Adj
dresses will be given by Rabbi Leo
M. Franklin, OF Temple Beth Ell, and
Miss Alice Butler aud Charles Hamp-
den, OF The Blue Bird company
Miss Clara Il. Dysr. chairman OF the
Detroit center, will introduce the
speakers. The conference Will be
open to the public
The Webster debaters Of Central
High school and members OF the
house OF representatives OF Eastern
High school will hold a debate Friday
evening, in Eastern auditorium. on
the question. Resolved, That the
members OF the presidents cabinet De
given a seat and vote in congress.
James Williamson. l.. 5. Davidow an
Robert Hanover will represent tho
Webster team, and Lewis Blackman,
Lewis Boothby and Stanley Cole will
uphold Eastern.
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In the annual graduating exercises
o. the nurses training school in con
nection with the Woman's Hospital
and Infants home, Wednesday even
ing. in the hospital, the following
young women received diplomas:
Misses Mary Baxter. W. Tonner. Ma
belle Irene oliver, Edith Beck, Elinor
Parkinson. Stella May Goodier and
Nina VI Long. The diplomas we're
presented by Dr. w. p. Manton; the
pins by Mrs. Frederick Holt: the In.
vocation was given by the Rev John
McCarroll and Thomas May address,
ed the graduates. Musical numbers
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