The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
I SOCIAL and
y, PERSONAL


Mr.. and Mrs. Louis simon and fam
lily are spending August In Atlantic
City and Far RockHway. -
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Miss Helena Sutherland. OF st.
Louis. No.. Is the guest OF her cousin.
Miss Helen Burke. No. 16e Forest-ave.
west.
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The Misses Helen and Loufse Brett
enbach are spending August In Mech
ish. Mich.
Miss Mary Margaret Sweeney, of
Crosse Pointe. who has been travelling
In Europe win sail Aug. 2s. for Amer
lea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Norris, of
Bay City. formerly OF Detroit. are the
guestY Of their niece. Mrs. Lyle A. Dew.
lin, No. ll5 Frederick-ave.
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Mrs. Earl r. Chase, Miss Harriet J..
Ingeisoll and Miss Marie M. Heine-
mann are spending several weeks In
Marquette. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Airing. of Evans
ton, Ill. Miss Abbott. of Lincoln, Neb..
and Miss Jane Abbott, of Chicago, are
the guests of Mrs. Frank j. Hecker,
Woodward and Ferry-aves.
The annual river outing of the Laun.
dry Representatives clubs will be held
Thursday. at Tashmoo park. This will
be the fourth annual excursion and
the program of sports and entertain
ment arranged promises to excel the
successful efforts Of previous years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Ewing and
little daughters. Audrey. Frances and
Mary, No. 203 Van Dyks-ave., accom-
panied by Miss Mary Ewing. Of Wash
ington, ID. c., have returned from a
months stay In Mackinac. Miss Ewing
will visit In Detroit before returning
to her home In washington.
Frederick Stearns & Co.. will en-
terrain the members OF the American
Pharmaceutical association, the Mich.
igan State Pharmaceutical association
and the Michigan Pharmaceutical
Travellers association. at q supper and
smoker, In the Wayne Gardens, Wed.
Inesday evening. Aug. 26.
About so members OF the drill squad
OF Detroit lodge OF Elks dined together
Tuesday evening In Elks' temple. to
celebrate the winning OF the drill prize
by the local lodge, In the recent Den
yer convention. John M. Colquhoun,
captain OF the squad, was presented
with gold cuff links set with diamonds.
Byres H. Gitchell. secretary Of the
Detroit Board of Commerce, will be
one OF the program speakers In the
national convention Of the American
Association OF Commercial Secretaries
and Central Association of Secretaries,
to held In Cincinnati, Sept. $3.50.
The ,wo associations will effect a mer-
ger IN this meeting.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry N. Torrey,
Crosse Pointe Shores, who have been
cruising along the Atlantic coast with
Mrs. Torrey's brother, E. Leyden
Ford. In the yacht "Galatea," returned
to Detroit, Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer David Speck. and Howard p. Bal.
lantyne and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bernard Schlotmann are now Mr..
FordS guests.
The marriage of Miss Blanche An
derson, Of Muskegon, to Earl v.
Moore, Of Ann Arbor, will be celebrat-
ed In the home Of the bride, In Muske-
gon. Monday. Aug. "a. Mr.. Moore is
wellknown in Detroit as an organist.
He Is connected with the University
School OF Music. in Ann Arbor. The
young people are graduates OF the
University Of Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram M. Keller, No.
129 Selden-aye., announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Elsie
Ruth KeeIeF to Albert Baldwin Heff.
mann, Of New York. and Of Miss Ber-
tina Spencer, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
Spencer, OF Ware. Mass, to their son,
Frederick p. Keeler.