The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-11
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL


PERSONAL
Mrs. otto Klrchner has gone 10
Camden, Me- for the summer
central W. c. / u. win meet Fri
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock, IN Cen
tral Methodist chapel.
Members OF the drill corps OF De
troit lodge OF Elks and their ladies'
went 10 Toledo, Thursday, for an out
ing.
The Pingree club OF they. W. e.
A. will hold rainbow bazaar. Fri
day evening. i'm the association Dulld'
ing.
Miss Frances Curtis has returned
from Vassar 10 spend the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, y A.
Curtis, Cass-aye,
o.
Mrs. l.. S. Trowbridge jr, gave a
charming luncheon. I'm the Country
club. Wednesday, in honor OF her SIS.
ter, Mrs. F. II. Bethel, OF New YORK
Mrs. Harvey Miller? No. 259 lro
qiIois.ave. gave a delightful luncheon
in the Holland tea rooms, "Wednesday,
in honor of Mrs. w. II. K. billiard, OF
Pittsburgh.
o
Mrs. Howard w Longyear enter
tanned at luncheon, Wednesday, IN
the Country club, for Miss Mary Gar
lev. the guest OF her uncle, William =.
uarrfs M 1EE1 IpffprSDn-aND.
University OF Detroit students and
their friends went TO Bots Blanc,
Wednesday, for a days outing me
athletic program was considerably
curtailed owing 10 the extreme neat
o.
Miss Edna Cooper and Miss Grace
Parun were-the- AaStesses- OF a maIl-
nee party in the Temple theater.
"Wednesday, followed by tea IN the
Hotel PontchartTafn Tor NTsE Mt f-
g,ierite Mathewson, a June oride-to-
be-
The annual banquet or the M'chF
can Authors association will take
place Thursday evening, in the totei
Cadillac. Among the speakers VIII.
De Arthur Stringer, the novelist o,
New York. and former Gov Chase ,
Osborn.
The Adcraft club viii banquet
Thursday evening, in the Board o.
Commerce building. The annual bus.
mess meeting and election OF ofifers
of the club will follow After July j.
the Adcrafters become a part or the
Board of Commerce
o. ..
The January class OF 10, Central
High school, will hold a reunion Tues
DAY. June 30 at Bots Blanc The
committee on arrangements includes
the Misses Marjorie Patterson, Jane
Davies and Eleanor Scott aud Lester
Moll. Harry Nottingham and Gray
MuZzy.
Mrs. Charles n. Hodges entertained
at dinner, Wednesday evening, in the
Country clubs, for Lieut.-Col. Sir John
Harrington and Lady Harrington, The
table held a charmingly odd decora-
ton of small Japanese trees, appar-
emily bearing yellow orchids ana
roses
The operators in the Grand and
Cadillac exchanges OF the Michigan
state Telephone Co. will give a moon
light, Thursday evening, on the fash
moo. The program on the boat in
cludes songs by Harold Jarvis and
modern dancing by Miss Pearl Miller
and Alfred Gutman.
o.
Philip H. Gray, recently elected
president OF the board OF directors or
the Detroit Y NJ. c. A., entertained
the members Of the board at dinner,
Wednesday evening. Plans for the
year were informally discussed and
s. s. Kresge and David Gray, new
members of the board, gave brief
talks.
The annual outing and field day OF
Eastern High school viii take place
Saturday, June 10, at Bois Blanc a
program of gymnastics and athletics
for boys and girls will be a feature.
Z A baseball game between Eastern
High alumni and University OF Mich
igan students is one OF the big events
scheduled.
o.
Commencement exercises OF McMil.
, Ian High school will be held Tuesday
evening, June 16 in the Solvay Guild
hail. Frank Cody. assistant superir
tendent OF public schools, VIII address
the graduates. The class colors are
gold and white. the flower the mar
guerite, and the motto Rowing, not
drifting" The graduates are Hollace