The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13

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WIS. STuNTIIENKN uENDtttE
Active In Providence Hospital AuXIl-
larry, 30 give benefit June fetc, June IL
and IL.
fete. TO be held in Providence hos
pital, Wednesday and Thursday, aft
ernoons and evenings, June II and
49, Mrs. Charles J.. Palms, as gen
eral chairman of the fete. has had
the assistance Of able committees
and the AFFAIR promises to be the
most successful Of such entertain
ments held In the hospital Refresh
ments will be served throughout the
afternoon and evening hours, and
between : and o'clock, a substan
ial, hot supper 10 be a feature. Dur
ing the two days Of the fetc. the hos
pital will be open for inspection by
visitors. Musical programs will be
given and there will be string or
chestra The fete Is given for the
benefit OF the mothers and babies in
the hospital
Mrs James Thayer Mcmillan gave
dinner Friday evening, for num-
oer Of young friends
Mrs. Allan H. Frazer entertained AZ
dinner, Friday evening. for Miss Fran
ces Shaw, OF Washington ID. c., tho
guest OF Miss Helen Kotcher
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The eighth ANNUAL days outing or
the Roberts Brass Manufacturing Co.
for its employees will be held Mon
day, June 10, 10 Bots Blanc,
Mrs A. F. Pudrith, No 60 I.ongfel-
low-ave. has been appointed char.
man for Wayne county. OF the Michi-
gan Women Taxpayers league, by
Mrs. r. G.. Stoddard, state organizer,
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Miss Isabelle Stroh gave a delight
rul luncheon. Friday, IN her home
in Crosse Pointe, in honor of her
house guest, Miss Catherine Barker,
OF Michigan City. Ind
Miss blanche Bissell was the host
ess of a luncheon. Friday, in honor
of Miss Marjorie Fauleoner OF Phila-
delphia, who Is visiting Mrs. Theodore
A. McGraw. Jr.
Friendship lodge, No. All, F, & A.
NJ, will give the annual moonlight,
Monday evening. June 10, on the ste.
Claire. a fine program OF music and
vaudeville VIII be a feature in ad.
dition to dancing.
o.
Romeo Old Boys and Girls of De.
troit will attend the annual home
coming celebration in Romeo, Aug. 6.
The committee on arrangements OF
the Detroit delegation is composed of
Byron Trembley, William Emke and
Arson Badger.
The Wyandotte, Ford and Trenton
All-Good Fellows, and their friends.
gave successful moonlight, Friday
evening, on the Putin-Bay An all
day outing will be given by the Ali
Good Fellows. 10 Putin-Bay. Aug 81.
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Former citizens OF Newberry. Mich.
and their friends. will attend ban
quet picnic on Belle Isle. saturday
June 90. They will make their head
quarters in the casino. II is expect
cd that about so people will attend
the reunion, which is an annual
event.
Mrs. Theodore A. McGraw, IT. gave
a dinner, Friday evening in honor OF
her house guest. Miss Marjorie Faul'
coner, OF Philadelphia, Later, Mrs. NC
Graw and her guests went to St.
Mary's hospital auxiliary dance, in
the Palais de Danse, OF which Mrs.
McGraw was a patroness.
Commencement exercises OF West.
ern High school will be held Wed
nesday afternoon. June H. at 2
o'clock, In the school auditorium
Judge Charles 3. Collingwood OF
Lansing. will give the address 70 the
Graduates. speaking on Citizenship
in the republic" Glass day exercises
will be held in the school Tuesday
afternoon.
Among Detroiters booked to sail
Saturday morning for Europe, from
New York. on the North German
Lloyd steamship. George Washington
are Or. Ernest w. Haas. Mrs Max
HOFFMAN and Masters Arnold and Egg.
bert Hoffman; Mr.. and Nrs Max May
and Miss Elsa May: Mrs Traugott
Schmidt; Mr.. and Mrs Leo Zuckerman
and Miss Phyllis Zuckerman: Mr. and
Mrs. John Osvay and the Misses CT.
zella and Dezida Osvay; Miss Sophia
Bussmann, Miss @. NJ Cooper, p.
Wolf, and Adolph Donder.
Five members OF Detroit chapter
Sons OF the American Revolution,
went 10 Ann Arbor. Friday evening
TO attend the first meeting OF the re.
Gently organized washtenaw county
chapter OF the society The Detroit
ers included Albert NJ Henry. Fred.
erick n. Smith, Raymond T.. Van
SICKLE, r. s Dewey. and Norman
3. Conger.
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The success OF the informal dance
Friday evening, In the Palais de
Danse. under the auspices Of ST
Mary-s hospital auxiliary, for the pur.
pose OF raising funds for the erection
II a nurses home In connection with
g. Msry's hospital, was even greater
than anticipated by the Woodworking
and enthusiastic committee in charge
of ne afair The crowd IN attend.
ance was very large and the dancing
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