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Lieut.. and Mrs Robert Donaldson
were hosts at a very delightful
Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday,
when their guests were Capt. and
Mrs. Lucius Holbrook and their three
sons and Lieut.. and Mrs. William Gar
denhire and son. The tables were
decorated in yellow and white, and
presented a charmingly hospitable as
peet.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. TRULY Martin gave
a dinner on Thanksgiving Day for
Col John Mcmahon, the Misses Car.
rie and Esther Mcmahon, Capt. and
Mrs. Joseph Janda.
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Lieut., and Mrs. Rawson Warren
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On Friday morning the first meet.
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Mrs. Ethel Richardson was the.
guest of honor at the Unreliable
bridge party given by Mrs. Pelham D..
Glassford on Friday afternoon. InFit-
ed to meet her we're Mesdames Roger
Mason, G.. o. Ellis, Percy Deshon,
Americas Mitchell. John Boniface,
John O'Shead, Miss Sue ,Holeomb.
Mesdames McKinlay, Clarence Day. s.
Martin, Benjamin Edgar and George
Gay.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Louis H. McKinlay
gave a dinner on Tuesday for eight
Pink was chosen as the color note for
this affair and was effectively carried
out in the flowers of the centerpiece,
which were shaggy asters gracefully
arranged, and in the silk shades on
the candles. The guests were Capt.
and Mrs. Clarence r. Day, Capt and
Mrs. William Browning and Capt. and
Mrs Arthur Cassels.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Franklin Rice were
hosts at dinner on Thanksgiving Day.
when they entertained for 10. Yellow
and white chrysanthemums were
used in the effective centerpiece,
their delicate tints reflected in the
shaded candelabra. The party includ-
ed DIR. and Mrs. Albert White, Lieut..
and Mrs. John Hinemon, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Harold Vandeveer, Lieuts. Otis
Sadtler and Gustav Gonser and Lieut.
and Mrs. Rice.
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were dinner hosts on Wednesday,
when they entertained for Capt and
Mrs. James Fec1et, Capt. and Mrs.
Clarence Day. Capt. and Mrs. George
Kumpe and DR.. and Mrs. George Cal.
lender The place fayors in honor
of the season were tiny little boxes in
the form OF turkeys containing cam
dies. The decorations echoed the au.
tumn color Of Thanksgiving.
On Monday evening Capt. and Mrs.
Joseph Janda gave a Unreliable
bridge, entertaining for Mrs Edward
Carey, Misses Elizabeth Pattison and
Edith Patton, Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas
Lowe, Lieut.. and Mrs. Byard Sneed,
Lieuts. Charles Bankhead, Frank Ri.
ley and Edward Rose. A very jolly
evening was spent with the always
fascinating game, which was later fol-
lowed by delicious supper.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL.
Editorial stsn-B. Gladstone Booth.
Chief essocIstest Norman Meteor
snack. secretary, No. III Pacific-nve.i
Rosemary Bru~gxemnnn, Wendell

The last meeting for this semester
of the AdClphoi club was held last
Friday After our business meeting
each member was called upon TO tell
what beucnts they had derived from
the organization After expressing
their opinion We are sure each mem
Der felt the same IA We. that Is. that
he was proud To belong tu an organi-
EAtion whose members were fellows
that person is glad 10 meet. The
( fellows who get together and meet
each other and gradually understand
each other would probably have
never met or at least not become
/ friends - ~ wore not for the Adel-
phoi This club has been benefit 70
all IN public speaking. detats. self
government, and parliamentary order.
Honorable mentioned should be given
President McGregor and secretary
Renuic, who have worked so ardent
many suggestions were made FOR
next fall From the enthusiasm ot
the officers and members We expect
next fan 10 hav" one 81 the greatest
and most beneficial high school clubs
In Detroit
As n token OF their sympathy. girls
OF Mt Vernon House presented MISS
Evylyn Cornetct with flowers during
Tickets Is cents each. are on sale
for the school play. ~ MID summer
Nights Dream 70 be given June ~
award avn prize of IS to the house sell
ing the number Of tickets equal 10
It's present enrolment. Also prize
OF IS To the house selling the very
largest number All North western Is
wor rkinE earnestly 10 make tho play
success and viii appreciate the
cooperation OF residents OF this Soc
tion OF the city.
Evidently tho picnic season has be-
gun In earnest Early In May Betsy
Ross House eNcursioned to Relic Isle,
nccompanicd bv Miss Vera Fox. Cradc
prinCipai Various other orEaniZn-
ttons are laying plans for like trips.
The Palace theater. Fourteenth ana
McGraw-aVcS under whose MAN.
agement the editors have been priv
ileged 10 attend performances, gave
an interesting baby show" recently.
Rabies Of all tho Northwestern part
OF Detroit were photographed and
exhibited on the screen at two spcctu
performances \ prize OF 81 was
awarded TO the child receiving the
most votes and second and third
prizes OF 50 and 81 each were
a rHnd
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 4. Palms
are In New York.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. &. Sherwood, No.
u Garneldaye., are in Old Point
Comfort
Mrs Edward Gilbert who has
been visiting Mrs. Cameron Currie,
left Monday for her home in Santa
Barbara, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. George T.. Goodale.
No. 80 Connecticut-ave., are in New
York for a fortnight's stay.
Miss Dorothy Hunter entertained
&c young women at luncheon in the
Detroit Boat club Saturday.
Miss Stella V. Hough, Miss Julia
Hough and Miss Grace a. Temple.
ton are staying in the Hotel Plaza,
San Francisco. while seeing the
Panama-Pacifc exposition.
o
Nv bl'hT Auoitlu Juulbirt III VI
ganization of jewish young folk.
will give the annual excursion to
Tashmoo, Sunday. June l3.
@
Miss Charlotte Rollison was the
hostess. Tuesday, Of a matinee party
in the Temple, followed by afternoon
tea in the Woman's Exchange, In
honor OF Miss Ethel Fussey whose
marriage 10 Philip Eyerard Welton
will take place June 9.
Naval circle, No 27, Ladies' OF the
G.. 4. r.. presented a silk Stars and
Stripes to the Washington school,
Monday, during the Memorial day
exercises for the naval dead held at
the foot Of Batcs-st The flag was
received on behalf Of the school by
Principal Mand willie.
Mrs Joseph NJ. Weiss, No. 60
Rhode Island.aye, gave dinner
Saturday evening. in honor Of Ad-
miral Winterhalter and Mrs Win
terhalter. who were in Detroit, sat
urday. Tho dinner table held cen
terpiece OF sweet peas In the form
OF a full-rgged ship.
Mrs Ralph Polk gave a dinner In
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
Newcomb tGIrISD.
baseball.
GEORGE JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL.
Editorial Stnn-Chicf. Hc1ben tptc-
Eari associates. David Levin. JO-
seph Nellinoff. Isaac Scbtnmnn.

The present "a graduating class is
experiencing the pauEs OF separation
which invariably come To graduates.
The thoughts OF leaving their present
surroundings some OF them for the
factories and Offices and others for
tn. other high schools. perhaps never
To meet with old companions again
for the rest OF their lives Although
glad TO graduate, they nevertheless
feel pang Of sorrow at each thought
of the near-by important event.
The 7-A's OF groups nine and and
10 debated tho question, Resolved
that the American Indian was fairly
treated I'm the United States The
Blanchford Raubie. Samuel Collier.
Harry Worstein. William Wood. We
tor Julskey. John Plcske. Max Non-
der Isador SinEerman and simon
schiain. The affirmative (group 10)
consisted OF Max Newman. Isadorc
Segal, Henry Rothman, Joe Green
baum, Morris Kohn, Harry Burnstcin
Carl Mintz. Alex puri and Isadorc
Rottenberg. The debate was not COM
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
VAN DYKE SCHOOL
Editorial stan Chief. France.
Churchi assistant editor. Bertrsn
Levyt society editor. Irene GreGop


Churchi assistant editor. Bertrsm
Levyt society editor. Irene Gregor.
The name Of Irene Grsgor has been
sdded TO the room A Good Scholar
Arthur Levy, pupil OF room r.
who has been III for n week. returned
TO school Monday.
The B.s class OF our school has the
Ss Se al .se Field aor school hnS'ay MANUAL ,9n
rho pupils OF thi. school were dis
eissed at $40 o'clock Monday morn.
Gus parade. They were instructed to
return after seeing said parade. but
u n our extremely painful duty 20
announce that many OF them did not
Miss Dunean's class held open
pay May % The program was as
ri row Norma T%si' cbs2man s2 TSr 'qa Fabi. se
whitney staples songs. 'I.ittie
riSgS' Ss,m iis,. and "a Pr'ysL the flass
story. "Clytie." Mildred Huebner
eorg. 'Too-rat-too-r too-rat," tho
class; Story. Tho Pied Piper OF Ham
gosgs: pramatization. The Pied
otto; Poem. Tho Throstie." Sarah
sshwind: spessldown. rs class; Song.
solo, Helen Wendt. Physical training
exercises and folk dancing. the class
Victor selections. "iIumoresque" and
Tho Land OF tho sky Blue Water"
Poem. III Is not Raining Rain" Grace
Brocdersdoerf. Songs, The Robin"
and The Moon" tho class; Song.
America" the class
Miss Farquharson. assistant super
Visor OF music. visited this school
TUESDAY, May s5
Lena Pickett. n pupil Of the A
room. has received the Palmer Method
Penmanahlp certificate.
Ernest Bott was the first pupil of
this school 20 buy ticket for Sugar
Island Mt school.
The kindergartcn will have n
dramntization OF some OF the Mother
Goose" stories, soon
The cast OF principal characters
for the drnmatization OF "PontIac's
Conspiracy" To be enacted at Central
hieh school on June 1. Is na follows:
Major Giadwyn, Julius Huebner Pom
tiac. Carl Hennlng; Lieutenant Lloyd
Nettetal; Sentinel. phillys Henry:
Bcrtrnm Levy. director
Miss Morley. of the School for
stammerers. visited Van Dyke school.
open Day" was held in rooms X
and u, Thursday, May 20. Very good
programs were presented by the
pupils. Including games. folk dancing
Victor selections, poems, drnmatiya-
lions, songs. and reading. Thirty-fve
visitors attended the room r. exer-
sssea.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
ilLLIBKIDGE SCHOOL
Editorial stan-Cbirf, Grace Wilson I
associates, Milton HaIg. RovenR
Fremont, Erie thIbrrx. Robert
RuggIcs, Mary kotcher, Howard
Turner. Marvin strrng, Lawrence
STANLEY, Helen brown, Miriam
Baker. N~lma Hopkins.

Mr. Chlvers. supervisor of music,
visited the school Monday. May -.
part Ia the Decoration Day exercises
At the Light Guard armOry. 20 be
given Monday NAV 3D.
Miss Baldwin. supervisor Of phvsi-
cal training. visited the school Mon
The girls who entered the dancing
contest at IA" Sugar Island meet,
Saturday MAJ 20. are Hazel Hlschc;
Ratciine. cleo kocher. Eliza Gee.
Mary Ruffino and Lillian Mueller
The boys who entered the contests
src Class \ over 100 pounds. 100
yard dash. Clois Iarmontur. running
Ire nd jump. Warren Hayiland hieh
lump. Lawrence Stanley. shot put.
cisll pounds. Waugh Duncan. relay,
William Davis. rclav ttwob Truman
ton; relay GourD. Harold Thompson.
Class So to 100 pounds. S0-yard
dash. Eric Ahlberg. running broad
jump Lawrence STANLEY SHOT rut
once Begin shot put. six mounds. Ed
de Nouderlich. relay bt. Clarence
HiehCrn relay Ca. Harry WiSchwcs-
ki. relay 80. Fred Cook, relay go,
Gurdcn Farr Glass C-Under NJ
running broad Jump. Wilson Stcph-
ems. hirh junp. Elmer sitter shot
put. It's Kenneth Davidson: relay
%. Edward Coruuoli; relay go,
Jack McGhic relay 90 Milton DEM
icr. rclav -; Leroy Thompson
Mr.. TWuTEs, supervisor OF compul-
sorry cdurnuon, visited the school on
May IS.
Thc report cards were given out
June
Tie Last tyFts of tho s,nistcr were
llv,n thc Neck % May 81
The kiDde~Cart,u children are gO-
lrE 10 talc part Ia ~, exercises
given at NavIn Field Wednesday
June =.
Milton Harris. OF the "a SIS absent
on account of mumr-
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
The Confessions of a Wife
A Confab With My Little Book

I knew Kitty was dying to go to
the thcater. and yet did not feel
that | would care TO go to such a
public place. As usual, when in
doubt | called upon Aunt Mary to
help me out. She knowing what |
wanted, suggested that ask Dick
10 get tickets and take her and
Kitty TO The tbeater. was q little
dubious about Dicks being favora-
BY impressed with the plan. but
iauch 20 my surprise, he seemed
greatly pleased.
I'D like to take Aunt Mary to
Tile Foiics' he said with laugh.
1t would be such good joke to
shock her. Then he added
Don't you think yoI could go,
Margie, we could get box and you
could sat in the back Of it,"
This tf0ughllulness on Dicks
part warmed my heart. as an
swere1, no. dear, | would feel hap
pier at home. Later there Will be
plenty If time for theater.going for
you and me-"
Gee" said Dick over the phone,
II wish that little chap would make
his appearance I'm awfully tired
OF having 10 Latch it. when | take
my amusCments."
, All day long my heart sung as
thought Of what Dick told me
and took myself 10 tasl; for ever
GOubtiEg my dear husband lie
loves me just the same rs he al
ways did He cannot help feine
rue 10 his somewhat thouehtless
self. Unless Dick is greatly in
lerested or greatly moved he
does the thing that is easiest and
Tleasantest to Co He will work
like Il demon in his business, fol
that means winning the game
and Dick is a born gambler lie
viii stake lis health, his pleas
uie. his money. or even mis- love
on q chance that at the moment
looks good 10 him. I sometimes
Vcnder how he is going 70 take
cares and responsibilities Of faith,
or. Even after the little chap
makes his appearance it will be
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

hard for me 10 give much time to
Dick for year OF two.
wonder If 1t Is possible, little
book, .or any woman 10 be a sue.
ceSsful wife and mother at the same
time.
! look ahead and fear. for since
DICK and / have been married
have learned that while you your
self are very apt 10 get over that
idea OF wanting TO belong" hus-
band never gets over the idea that
You do belong 10 him exclusively
When Dick and | are alone every
thing goes on very smoothly, as
am only interested in his affairs and
him, but when anyone comes in and
| have to divide my interest. he is
always uncomfortable. and oftimes
most exigent. Even MS mother gets
on his nerves, and when his nerves
are the least bit rasped, he always
finds some way TO place the fault
on me.
This morning when we were talk
ing about the pleasant time we
had last night. the hall boy an
nounced Mrs. Waverly, sr. through
the tube, and Dick said, Gee.
Margie, don't YOU think you could
manage Ia keep my mother from
'butting in every time we get a
moment 10 ourselves laughed,
and then it came to me. little hook
how Dick always instinctively
blamed me for anybody's -'butting
in If he happens to want me for
himself
Do YOU think little book, that |
am the carpinG critic of husband
who is probably just as other men
are? But you understand. don't you,
that not to anyone else on earth
bat YOU have ever uttered the
slightest complaint of him. expect
because | have you as a safety valve
is the reason why | have not done
so, but | will confess this much
TO YOU, dear little receptacle Of
myinmost-thoughts, don't 6elieve
could ever tell anybody the things
about my husband that Kitty tells
me about hers.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
CLINTON SCHOOL
Editorial Stan--ChIcS. Martin Godov-
mix; n-.fstnut chief. Louis LuNi as
socinte-. Goidic Lux, Abe Gruber,
Miidrsd tnpInn.

Miss Bradley room lcarnCp Two
nice poems called The Bee and the
Flowcr' and The Four Sunbeams
Lillian Mooney came back 10 school
after having the chickeupoN. We are
all glad go have her back again.
The children OF the Clinton school
have written letters 10 Miss CouEh-
Ian. principal oI tn" Myra Jones
school thanking her for entertaining
thsu NJ tho party.
MIR Friedrich one Of the school as
sisfant superinteudeuts. visited the
Clinton school Tuesday, Nay -. lie
looked the school over ana went
away.
Wedr. sdav afternoon. May &c Miss
Van WAGNER came 20 attend our Jun
tor civic I.aE Euo meeting She brought
uS the buttons and tho pcnnant. she
gave the buttons TO the children VINO
rafd two. cents. Because the time
Wg- Up Just few children had time
t. read their reports Then We sang
the League song.
Tho following pupils of the B-a and
A are getting hiEh marks i'm spell
ting. Abe GIuber. Gold!c Lux, Celia
stark. Lcnore BVrc. Frank Mcssana,
I.cnCro Cracchrolla, Marguerite kutue'
Annia GoldberE, Ecbecca Goldsinc.
Joe schwartz. Jeniue Nctalc, Laur-
once WAGNER, Mary L8mia Eermenr
Louis Balogb and Jaan-
sttcr l.olur.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

river and lake excursions OF the pa
troll include trip to Cedar Point.
Wednesday. Aug. Is, and a moon.
light TO Sugar island. Wednesday
evening. Sept. l.
Mrs. l.. s. Trowbridge entertain
ed 20 guests at luncheon Monday.
in the Country club. in honor OF
Miss Elizabeth Mercur, whose mar
riage to Frederick Alexander Balch,
will be celebrated Saturday after
noon, June 8. Mrs. Charles Gail will
give a dinner Tuesday evening for
Miss Mercur and Mr.. Balch. who
will be the guests OF honor also at
a dinner Wednesday evening. OF
which Mrs. Charles B. Warren will
be the hostess.
The Detroit branch OF the Asso.
citation OF Collegiate Alumnae and
the Detroit center OF the Drama
league, will sponsor an outdoor pro-
duction OF "a Midsummer Nights
Dream" by school pupils, at the
close OF school in June, the perform
ance TO be given on the grounds Of
the Stephens home. No. 1871 Wood.
ward-ave. The bird masque Sane.
tuary" was given last June. under
similar auspices.
o
Tor the first time In Detroit an
amateur organization. the Detroit
Operate Ensemble. will give pro,
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

the Detroit Athletic club Saturday
evening. in compliment 10 Mrs. p. +.
Ruppe, OF Calumet, who is visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. b. d.
Stafford. Mrs. II. r. Varney enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening, in
the Detroit Golf club. for Mrs
Ruppe.
o
The party arranged by the Ladies
of Charity. an auxiliary TO ST. Vim
cents asylum, for the pleasure OF
the children In the institution. TO be
held Wednesday afternoon promises
10 be a great success. An excellent
program OF music, recitations and
folk dances has been arranged and
the party will close with refresh
ments OF ice cream and cake.
Arab patrol. Moslem temple, will
give the annual excursion. Tuesday.
June Is 10 Tashmoo park and the
annual moonlight Is scheduled for
Thursday evening. June "a. Other
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
MORLEY SCHOOL
Editorial stnn-Chief. stanton Pai-
mcrt assistant chief. Myra Cough
bsut associates. Catherine Bray
man, Herbert I.ashowskf. Gertrude
O'Connor. Gertrude s~huefke, John
Ktraty. Edward Holland.

Tho AS class OF Morley school had
n very delightful time at the party
held AZ tho home OF one OF tho class
members George Pennsmitt. In their
honor. May -.
The girls that were in the folk
dance at Sugar Island from this
school are Lucille Navarro, Pauline
Abramoski. Hattie Pniowski. Frances
Doran, Gertrude O'Connor Gertrude
schulke. Pearl Kozlow and Myra Co
baugh. The captain OF these girls Is
Myre Cobaugh.
Annual welfare day and Memorial
day were both celebrated together
Friday. May rs. The lower grades
celebrated In the morning with ster
eoptIcon slides on animals and care OF
snimals. Pieces were spoken by the
songs were sung and the flag was sa :
higher grades celebrated animal well
fare day and Memorial day In the
afternoon: The program was opened
by the Morris dance, given by the
eight girls selected to dance at sugar
Island. which was followed by the
sailors hornpipc. The star SpangIed
Banner and America" were sung.
Then the story. Barbara Fritchie''
Bell OF Atri," by Myra Cobaush' PAUL.
Inc Abramoski, and Hazel Bloom. and
The Prayef OF the Horse by the
principal. Miss Rcekie. These num-
bers on the program were followed
by slides on animals, where they
live and how they are cared for, The
program was very interesting and all
enjoyed IL very much.
Mrs. J. r. Huntloy of IS Melville
ave, underwent a very serious oper-
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

tho picture herewith are: Mildred
Towar. Anna Ransom. Alta Hamp-
shire. Dorothea Russell and Lulu
Salchow
For various reasons the operetta.
snow white" which the Euterpc
club was 10 have given this spring.
has been postponed. and Will not be
presented until next year.
The Senate Assembly banquet was
held Friday. May FL Mr. Herbert
PRrzen was tosstmaster and the fol-
lowing program was delivered
March. Harry Stocker. Employ your
intellect" Harold Raymond, Don't
die on third base" Harley Angel
Nothing In particular" Harry stock
or. "On the fence" willard Reninger,
Optimism" Hugh MANCHESTER, FL
bow Grease" Donald Rankin. Sex
tette. by Mathew Marquovitch's Mis-
cellhneOus MRrvels," odd Wsstern
High" bernard Lasky; Question
Frederick Holmes. Manhood" Joseph
Charmnski; Ambition" Mr. Brown
rigg Liberty" Mr burgess. soft
soap" Charles sumner Rermarks.
Principal Morse: Remarks Mrs Mcr
Till. Presentation OF Pins. Mr.. W. W.
Mrlr
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

gram OF ballet and interpretative
dancing. and advertisements en-
biacing classic. picturesque. fancy
md modern ballroom steps. In the
Gal rick theater. Monday evening.
June 7. A group of children will
present The Toy Shop" In which
toys come to life. The ballets have
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

been In rehearsal. and will be
staged. under the direction Of Theo-
dorc ]. Smith Mr. Smith will ap-
pear in several of the important
numbers including a charming ar
rangement Of MacDowelps "Au-
tumn" which he will present In con-
junction with Miss Laura Sackett.
IN ambitious number will be the
ballet "Un Jour d'Ete" with music
by Grieg, Cluck. MacDowell, Elgar.
and Tschaikowsky. Among the
young folk to take part will be:
1helma Spalding. Alfred Langridge.
Margaret smillie. Dorothea Appel.
Lois Russell, Phyllis Wilsher, Aleta
Shekell. Vera Smith, Orion Clark,
John Weiss, Harold Woehl, Lester
Wiisher. Etna Tansley. Lois Russell,
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
TROOP NO. %
ny ARTHUR FRITZ.

After the parade Monday the Scout,
decided 20 spend the rest OF the ar
.crnoon at Belle Isle. where they on
jOyed the beauties OF the Landscape
and entertained each other on the
tennis courts. the merry -go-rouud anc
the various sports or tho island. The
animals came In for their share OF
attention and were feasted on POI
corn and peanuts.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

Helen Ross. Helsu ~
wilsher. Nina 0ovld ~
Laura sackett, Ruth ~
weiz. Theodore =. 0un1)
lIa.gh. Harold woehL 0g)oo
John wciss, Alfred Lano1
Gould.
o. rs 5;,>
DR.. +. C.. Hanna gave u
Monday evening. Ia the HosoE
Ter. in honor Of Or. Oglsby. ~
nent surgeon Of New YoF1,
guests numbered ~. and the
was In the nature Of , reun1or
II included group Of me4
found pleasure In each otho1
ciety while crossing the oeoo6s
the Lusitania year ago juet IT,
Gus to the declaration Of The H.
pean war Those seated at ~
were the Rev. e. H. Pence. ~
n. Collins. DIR. A. w. Blain, U(2
Angus Mclean. DR.. p. C.. McB1U
DR.. Rabb. John NJ. Campbell ~
win s. George. Walter Scotten ~
Mr.. Williams. "a
o. FIR
Following custom estabHnnn(
several years ago. the of1cego ~
executive board of the NorthWeoe
ern Woman's club were the gnoGoc
of Mrs. Alex Passmors. at her eou
try home in Dearborn. Friday a1toeI
noon, for the final meeting Of ~
club year. A delightful afterno1n
was spent which was brought q 4
close In the presentation to Nm.
Passmore of cut glass fowoG
basket. Among those present were:
Mrs. F. J. Auringer. Mrs. Wales q.
Martindale, Mrs. j. C.. Christian,
Mrs. A. ] Lacy, Mrs. Henry Keen.
en-, Mrs. John p. Berry. Mrs. w.
B. Gordon. Mrs. G. r.. o. Mason,
Mrs. Frank Pitcher, Mrs. Charles s..
Lewis, Miss Elizabeth Math6son,
Mrs. David Smith, Mrs. b. r.. East,
Mrs. Hoag. Mrs. w. F. stephens.
Mrs. w. o. Bourbonnais. Mrs. Henry
Russell, Mrs. Myron G.. Pisrson.
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