The Detroit times., 1914-04-25
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL


81 Peter Claver Aid society will
meet Sunday afternoon az $3.50 O'Clock
in St Marys parish hall
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Under the leadership OF Leslie l.
Diehl. the Y. NJ. c. A. Glee club gave
concert In Troy, Friday evening 10
packed house.
An informal dancing party Tor
KNIGHTS OF Columbus and their IAN
lilies will be held in Columbus temple
Tuesday evening, April IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Henderson will
SAT- the first OF the week from Mon
teal for Scotland 10 visit their daugh'
teri Mrs. A. I. Roberts,
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Maurice Mac
fErlanC have given mp their residence
at No. 100 Peterboro-st. and taken an
apartment in the Addison.
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The enlargement is announced OF
Miss Cora Sales Peck, daughter OF Al
bert +. Peck, to Lawrence De Long
Bnhl. son of Mrs Theodore ID. Bum.
The annual banquet. reunion ana
election OF officers OF Michigan com
mandery, Naval and Military Order
OF the Standardization War, will
take place Saturday evening, in the
Hotel Cadillac, at 1880 o'clock
Among Detroiters booked 10 SAIL
Saturday morning, from New York Tor
southern Europe on the North German
LLOYD steamship Berlin, were Mr.. and
Mrs. David Scheyer, A. A. Alorecht'
George Osius, W. Buchbinder, Dr. Her
man Kreit, Carl f. Raiss, Hugo Franz,
and j. George Benzel
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Monroe chapter No. 1, X. A. NJ, will
give the last OF a season series OF
complimentary entertainments, Tor
members and friends, Thursday even
ing. April 8, in the Masonic temple.
The program will be furnished by
! Rounds Ladies Orchestra and Spe-
cialty Co.
Detroit Training School Alumni as
ISOLATION in the annual meeting held
Wednesday, In Chaffee ball. elected
the following officers: President, Mrs
:. Frank Reed; vice-president, Mrs.
Helen Wyrick Shafor; secretary. Mrs,
John Hume; treasurer, Mts. Gertrude
!. Avery -Staeb.. directors, Miss florelit
r. l.8Ery and Ms. o. = ;. oll.e.
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The marriage of Miss Elsie MELON
aid. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. a.
Mcdonald. To Harry w. Hammond, OF
(. I.udiEgton will be celebrated Satur-
day evening, in the home, No. III
CEandler-ave The ceremony will be
performed by the Very Rev Dean ;
s Marquis, eff tttffi atAeaFt
Miss Lucy Casey will be maid OF
honor and Miss Harriet Lawrence, or
Cleveland, and Miss Mildred Spariing,
will be bridesmaids, George Drach,
% I.udington, will be best man and
the guests will be seated by Earl Gard
ntr and Marshall Buffers. A small
reception viii follow the ceremony.
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An elaborate wedding will be cele-
brated Saturday evening. in Emmanuel
Presbyterian church, when Miss Hazel
Simons. daughter OF Mrs. Thomas Bur
dick Simons, will be married TO George
Truist, of Suffolk, Va. The ceremony
viii be performed by the Rev Angus
H. Cameron, pastor OF the church
The bridal attendants viii include
Miss Mary f. Simons, as maid OF hon
or. the Misses Marie Mann and Stella
Goebel, Miss Nell Coleman. of Knox
vile, Tenn, and Miss Loretta Johnson,
of Urbana. o. Harris Nelson, of Dan
vile, Va. will be best man and the
guests will be seated by Miles stand
ish. Lou Burt and Holland Judkins
the latter OF New York
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The annual dinner and election OF
officers of Michigan chapter, Sons OF
the American Revolution, will be held
Y in the Hotel Cadillac. Friday evening,
May l. The meeting for the transac
ton Of business, appointment OF dele
gates TO the national congress, and
election of officers and members oil
the board OF managers will take place
at $50 o'clock, In the assembly room
= or the hotel preceding the dinner to
be served at 1880 o'clock. The fol
lowing have been placed in nomina-
ton: President, Albert NJ Henry;
vice-president, Gen {. A. Coolidge
secretary. Raymond II. Van SICKLE;
treasurer. Enoch Smith; registrar,
Franklin s. Dewey chaplain, the
Rev. Joseph A. Vance; historian
Clarence NJ. Burton.
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The SLATE" OF officers presented in
nomination for the Detroit Federation
OF Women's club, went through with
out opposition in the annual meeting
held Friday, in the Cass-ave Metho-
DIST church as follows: President Mrs.
W. r. Alyord: first vice-president,
Mrs. c. r. Wilson, second vice-presi.
dent, Mrs. r r. Ranney; recording
secretary, Miss Sue Hoyt: correspond
ing secretary. Miss Hattie Elliott
financial secretary. Mrs. A. II. Finn
treasurer, Mrs. Levi Eaton, IL was
announced that the Butler home, on
Second-ave., near Hancock-ave., had
been secured for the proposed wo-
mans club house, the purchase being
made possible through large check
given for the purpose by John Dodge
10 his sister, Mrs. II. II. Ashbaugh, re-
ILL.,. rrnnidonf % the ladnra tim