The Detroit times., 1914-05-22
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

TENOOlNAL
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Stephen Kratzet
have removed from No. 739 Cass-ave.,
TO No. AZ Dayenport-st.
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Mrs. c. Goodloe Edgar will give a
dinner, Saturday evening, in honor OF
her guest, Miss Marjorie Cotton, OF
Washington, ID. q.
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Mrs. Charles G. jerks will give a
buffet supper, Friday evening. for 30
intimate friends OF Miss Eloise jerks
and Richard Ii. Weber, whose mar
rage will take place, Saturday after.
noon.
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Mrs. Frederick X. Stearns has taken
Mrs. William McGraws house in
Crosse Pointe Farms for the summer
months. Miss Marjorie Stearns viii
return from New York in June TO
spend the summer with her mother.
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The two days annual exhibition OF
the Y. w. G.. A. educational classes
closed Thursday evening, with re-
cital by members or the vocal, piano
and elocution classes. An interesting
part OF the program was a series OF
stereopticon views showing the work
in other associations.
Chaffee hall MAS crowded Thursday
evening for the musicale and dance
given By the Hebrew Junior Hospital
Aid society for the benefit OF the hos
pital building fund Those taking
part In the program cleverly enter
tained the large audience
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Mrs~>Andrew p. Biddle entertained
different groups of guests, Thursday
and Friday afternoons. in her home,
No. 1877 Seminole-ave. Bridge was
played and afternoon tea followed
Mrs. Edward ID. Stair and Miss
Nancy Stair left Detroit. Thursday,
Tor Great Neck, H. l., where they viii
remain until next week. when they
viii sail on the Vaterland for Europe
Mrs. Arthur McGraw was hostess
OF the informal tea, Friday after.
noon, in the Society OF Arts and
Crafts rooms and garden. Tulips OF
many hues decorated the artistic
rooms, and there was a special dis
play OF Darwin and Cottage garden
tulips, grown in the gardens OF mem
Ders OF the society.
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The engagement is announced OF
Miss Myra Elizabeth Blatchley. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Henry
Blatchley No. 81 Putnamaye. to
Archibald Peasley. the marriage to
take place in June.
Mrs. Frank j Hecker. who mas
been spending some time with her
daughter in Denver, win return TO
Detroit the first OF the week.
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Miss Emily Butterfeld will leave
Tuesday, for two months travel in
Europe.
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The Philathea society OF the Trum-
bull-ave. Presbyterian church present
I'd the Detroit Concert orchestra, and
notable soloists, in a delightful pro.
gram, Thursday evening. in the
church, for the benefit of the chapel
building fund The orchestra was
ably directed by William o. Fitz
Gerald. The soloists were Archibald
{. Jackson, Miss Della Haggerty, Miss
Olive Raynor, Edward Manville. Miss
Priscilla Dillaway, Miss Wanda Les
czynski and Frank Beucler.
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The board of directors OF the De.
troit Symphony society were enter.
tanned Monday evening, by Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Kirchner, in their home,
No. I'LL Jefferson-ave Important mat
ters connected with the artistic and
financial direction of the recently
formed Detroit Symphony orchestra
we're discussed The members OF the
board OF directors OF the symphony
society are: Mesdames Frederick NJ. |
Alger, Jessie w. Brodhead, Henry X.
Jones. S. Olin Johnson. Henry b. JOY,
Abner f. Larned Sidney T. Miller.
Joseph Bernard Schlotman, and Miss
Frances Sibley; and William r. Bar
bour, Edward II. Butler, George b
Fowler, Paul r. Gray, Charles H. |
Hodges, Otto Kirchner, Philip H. Nc
MILAN, Sidney T. Miller, DR.. r. Ad-
lington Newman, and Charles 3. War.
rem. The musical director is Weston
Gales, and the business manager, ~
j. Corey.