The Detroit times., 1914-05-01
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

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Mr.. anu Mrs. James Couzens and
their daughters, the Misses Margaret
and Madeleine, will arrive In Detroit.
Saturday, from California.
Miss Zena Whitley, OF Denver, VINO
has been the guest OF Mrs. Carolyn
w. Bodt, LETT Thursday for her home.
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Mrs. Eleanor Hazard Peocock and
Mrs. Lille Gilbrandsen Moore who
have been concertizing in the middle
west, returned TO Detroit. Thursday.
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The Rev. +. $. eastman, OF Pontiac,
and Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Eastman, OF
Chicago, are the guests OF Mrs. Frank
Spies. Garfeld-ave.
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Mrs. Joseph " Finn and Mrs
George Renchard will be the hostesses
of dinner dance. Saturday evening
May 8, in the Detroit Golf club.
Mr.. and Mrs. john w. Waiting, No.
157 Canfield-aye. west will leave Sat
urday for Washington 10 attend the
golden wedding anniversary OF DR.. and
Mrs. John Waiting.
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About $3.50 will be given TO the
Florence Crittenton home as the pro.
ceeds from an entertainment held
Thursday evening, I'm Wayne castle,
Bagg-st and Cass-aye. An excellent
program OF music. dramatic sketches
and vaudeville was given.
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The annual meCtlng and election Of
officers OF Detroit chapter Sons Of the
American Revolution, will be held
Friday evening, I'm the Hotel Cadillac,
followed by the annual dinner. Al
bert NJ. Henry will preside.
The New York society OF Detroit
will hold the annual banquet, Friday
evening, in the Elliott.Taylor-W oolten-
den cafe, at $50 o'clock Governor
Ferris will be the principal speaker.
There will be music by an orchestra
and songs by Harold Jarvis.
Detroit Light infantry veterans OF
the Spanish-American war will hold
the annual reunion Saturday evening,
at $3.50 O'Clock. in c. A. r. hall. The
business session will be followed by
a .beefsteak dinner
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+. The engagement is announced or
Miss ...e.,r,tiii Slis = .ssssaksSssey OF Mrs:
Grace p. Rice, OF Orchard Lake. TO
Glenn Murchey, son .of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. l.. MurChey. No. l64 Perry-ave.
west The marriage will take place In
June
The annual meeting and election or
officers of Detroit branch, Associa-
ton of Collegiate Alumnae will be
held, Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
in the College club. Following the
business meeting. Edgar A. Guest will
give readings and tea will be served.
The Political ana Civic league will
close its years work with kaffee
klatsch, Tuesday afternoon, May 5,
In the Elliott-Taylor.W oolfenden cafe,
DR.. George Sherman will speak. The
meeting is open to the public,
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Preceding the annual dinner OF the
Ohio society OF Detroit Thursday
evening, in the Hotel Cadillac. the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year; President, Norman y.
Conger: vlce-president, T. p. Twiggs
secretary, w p. putnam; treasurer,
E. T. Nichols Prot p Martizotf, OF
the Ohio state university. was the
speaker OF the evening,
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Charles p Collins, who is retiring
as president of the old Guard of De-
troit commandery. No. /. Knights
Templar. gave dinner. Thursday
evening, in the Fellowcraft club, TO
his fellow members of the Old Guard.
Mr.. Collins is succeeded in the presi-
dency by Louis G. Waldo and William
II. MacGregor becomes yice-president.
A secretary will be chosen by a com
mittee 10 be named by the new presi-
dent.
Dexter NJ Ferry, Jr, president OF
the board OF trustees OF the Detroit
Museum OF Art and Clyde Burroughs.
acting director OF the museum. will
90 TO Pittsburgh, Saturday, TO select
the pictures now being shown in the
Carnegie institute international exhibit.
ton that are 10 be brought 10 Detroit
in the fall This will be the first time
any of the pictures shown in the Car
negie exhibition have been permitted
10 90 elsewhere following the original
exhibition.
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The twentieth birthday anniversary
of the Twentieth Century club will
he observed by the club membership.
Saturday afternoon, with a birthday
party. in the Century building the pro
gram TO begin a o'clock Miss Clara