The Detroit times., 1915-05-27

Miss Irene Fay Poe. OF San Diego.
Cal. Is the guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
Anna Snale. No. ESQ Connecticut.
ave.
Miss Helen Weeks entertained II
guests at afternoon tea. Wednesday.
In the Hotel Statler.
Miss Margaret Eaton will give a
bridge party, Thursday afternoon,
In honor OF Miss Helen Owen.
Mrs. ]. Harrington Walker will
leave. Thursday. for Magnolia.
Mass, 10 open her summer home
there for the season.
Mrs. Otto Kirchner and Mrs. Dor
othy Kirchner Earle have gone TO
the Catskill mountains. where they
have taken bungalow for the sum
mer.
An oldfashioned strawberry festi.
val will be held Thursday evening.
In St Georges Episcopal church
guild rooms. under the auspices OF
the choir guild.
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Marian May Ludington. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Luding
ton, to Lloyd Leigh Hughes. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Hughes.
o.
Mr. and Mrs. Theophile Francois
win give reception. Monday even
ing. June Z. In their home. No. 100
Melbourne-ave.. In celebration OF
their golden wedding anniversary
Miss Frances Whitaker will give
a Temple thester party. Saturday af-
ternoon, followed by tea In the Wo
mans exchange, in honor of Miss
Ninifred Emmons. June bride-to
be.
Detroit Fortnightly club will give
a moonlight to Sugar island, on the
Tashmoo. Thursday evening. An
elaborate program OF entertainment
has been planned in addition to
dancing.
Mrs G. Edgar Allen, Mrs, Wilbur
Brotherton and Mrs. George T. Hen
drie will be the Detroit delegates
to a suffrage conference TO be held
in Chicago, June 40. under the au-
spices OF the National Woman's
Suffrage association,
The following party Will leave Fri
day. in a private car, TO attend the
Indianapolis races: Mr. and Mrs
Arthur r. Bull MIR. and Mrs. n, Il.
Macauley. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
u. Bull, Mr.. and Mrs David Whit.
ner. jr.. Robert Stoepel, and New
land Meredith.
The Neighborhood club OF Crosse
Pointe will give an evening of anna
teur theatricals. Tuesday evening.
June s. In the club house Miss
Frances Sales is general chairman
OF the committee on arrangements,
and Mrs. Ralph H. PAGE and Mrs.
Piquette Mitchell are coaching the
young folk TO take part. Dancing
will follow the theatricals.
o.
The East Side settlement will hold
a rummage sale. Thursday and Fri.
day. June 3 and 4. in the settlement
house. Contributions will be crate.
fully acknowledged by the commit
tee in charge: Mrs. Louis Gascoigne.
Mrs. r. n. Aldrich, Mrs. William Il.
Scripps, Mrs. Warren Brown. Mrs.
George v. Pottle and Mrs. William
THIN. Contributions may he sent
direct 10 the settlement. or will be
called for II any member OF the com
mittee or the settlement house Is no
titled
The young people Of the Fort-st
settlement house will present Jose
phine Preston Peabody's play, "The
Piper" Thursday and Friday even
ings, June and 4. In the settlement
house. The play is being put on by
Arthur G.. Pratt. who will assume
the role Of the piper. and others In
the cast include Mary Jenkinson.
Gladys Butcher. Alicia Butcher, Les
lie NJ. Gray. o. l.. Dorworth, Harry
Dever. Hugh Benner. Ellis Whin-
ham. Walter Schultz and Francis Nc
Crory. Careful attention has been
paid to the scenic properties and
costumes required. Under similar
auspices. THE Blue Bird" and Pc
ter Pan" have been successfully
produced.
Tentative plans for the holding OF
a music festival in Detroit in the
spring OF 1916. we're made Tuesday
afternoon. in a meeting held In the
Hotel Pontchartrain. by the men and