The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-30

Mrs- Charles r. Walker. OF Pal.
Yster-ave.. gave a luncheon, Wednes-
day In the Detroit club.
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y DE-. A. @. Studer. Mrs. Studer and
family have moved into. their new
home. No. % Lawrence-ave,
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Mrs. Charles Stinchneld, will leave
Friday 10, visit her daughter, Mrs. l..
A. Hopkins. In Chicago.
Mrs. Walter c, Piper was the hos
tess Of . luncheon, Tuesday, in the
Detroit Athletic club.
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity WIN
give dinner for about 100 members.
Friday evening. at z o'clock. In the
Henry II. room. In the Hotel statler.,
Mrs. Jesse Edward Hoyt will give
an afternoon tea. wednesday. May
&. in her apartments in the Welles-
ley.
Mrs. Cyrus r. 1othrop, Mrs Du
Charinc and Alfred p. Ducharms
have returned from several months
stay on the Pacific coast.
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Miss Fihel Goldstein. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Goldst1in. No
III Edmond-pl., to Alex L, uef a.
stein.
A charity card party and dance
win be held Friday evening, In the
club rooms, No. 29s Randolph-st..
the auspices Of Clover Leaf
hive. No. 8. l. o. T. NJ. o. T@.i
The Jean Armour club win give
Scotch program Friday evening. in
Dufield hall, the proceeds from the
entertainment TO be devoted to the
Robert Burns statue fund.
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Miss Lillian Mercer, No. 1902
woodward-ave. entertained dele
gates to the Mu Phi Epsilon musical
sorority now In annual convention In
the Hotel Statler, at an informal aft
ernoon reception, wednesday.
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A May day party will be given
Saturday afternoon. in the Y. w. C..
A. paflors about 100 members OF the
association acting as hostesses to
thee 1amef nhmbers 'df, young men
from the Y.M. C. A. An attractise'
MAJ Gay program has Deen planned
with refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry III Brown
whose marriage was quietly cele-
brated. Saturday. April "a. will be
at home to- their friends after May
Is. In the Royal apartments, No. 654
Lafayette-ave. east. Mrs. Brown was
Miss Ethel England, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur II. England.
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A charmingly decked luncheon
table around which were seated IL
young girl friends OF Miss. Helen c.
Latimer, No. 40 Smith-ave., was the
occasion. wednesday. for 1.-THE an
nouncement OF Miss Latimer's en-.
Eagement to Dell NJ. Herrick. OF
The marriage viii take
place June z.
Mrs. william Van Dyke gave de-
lightful dinner Saturday evening, in
her home In Crosse Pointe, for the
following interesting visitors. at
tspding the Drama League OF Amer
fcs convention: Mrs. Starr Best.
Evanston. H.; Miss Grace GIiswold.y
Miss ElIAs Hustin. Clayton Hahiltpns
and Roland Holt, all OF New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde I. We0stSy.
King-ave.. left Thursday f0f a
months trip TO California Mr.. Web
ster who Is United States district at
torney. has not been In good health
recently and has been given a
months leave OF absence by the de-
partment at Washington.
The Church OF Tomorrow. the
young peoples organization Of the
JefYerson-ave. Presbyterian church
will give It's annual entertainment
Friday evening, in Newberry chapel
The program will include a, mock
trial, "Thc Case Against Casey"
vocal and instrumental music and
selections by string orchestra.
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The Hnbfsanuai tag day In fFfalf
Of the Van Leuven Browne Hospital
School for Crippled Children win be
held Satyrday, May 1. Headqilsrters
will be- IN do Hotel Pontchsrtrain.
A small army Of volunteer workers
win. sell tags on the down, town
streets and In once and public build
inss IN the hope Of raising q, sub
otantial sum for the helpless little
ones In the hotpital-school. ~
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st. Paul's cathedral was the scene
Wednesday evening. OF the marriage
of Miss Edna Mann. daughter Of
Mrs. Er1isstsE. Mann. TO William
MAYNARD Swan. the Very Rev. Dean