The Detroit times., 1915-04-22

tevenlng, In u. a. II. nail, unuer tne
auspices OF the Gen. o. M. Poe post.
woman's auxiliary.
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Mrs. Charles ". Casgrain who
j has been spending some time in
Watkins Glen. n. Y. will return to
Detroit the end OF the week.
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Mrs. William ]. Gray entertained
informally Tuesday afternoon. In
honor OF Mrs. Theodore Knowlton,
OF Rochester, N. Y. the guest OF
Miss Blanche Bissell.
/ The Indian Village Tennis club
will meet Tuesday evening. April 81.
In the club house. Following bus
mess meeting to arrange plans for
the summer. cards and dancing will
be enjoyed.
An informal dancing party for
members OF Palestine lodge. No.
357. +. q A. NJ. and their friends.
will take. place Wednesday. evening.
April 2s. In the lodge house.
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The Orpheus club. under the d.
rection OF Charles Frederic Morse.
will give it's second concert of the
season Friday evening. April %. In
Westminster Presbyterian church
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| A cotton" bali was given Tues.
day evening. In the Masonic temple.
under the auspices of Ashlar lodge.
No. 81. r. 4 A. NJ. The party was
one OF the jolliest OF tie season in
the temple.
A successful dancing party was
held Tuesday evening. in Arcadia.
under the auspices OF the Metro
politah club. whose members com
prise employees OF L e postal, police
and Are departments OF the city.
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The annual banquet N the .
society OF Detroit will take place
Friday evening. April 80, in the Ho-
tel Statler, instead OF Saturday
ns May /. as previously an
nounced.
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The annual business meeting and
election Of officers of the Detroit
City Union of Kings Daughters
and Sons will be held Thursday
evening, In Cass-ave. Methodist
church.
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Miss Elizabeth Loomis returned
Wednesday from q visit with her
/ sister. Mrs. J. Henry Alexandra. In
New York. Mrs. John w. Dyar who
had been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Alexandra, returned to Detroit the
end OF the week.
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| To mark the completion OF 20
years service In the Dime Savings
bank, David 8. Carnegie, assistant
cashier. was presented with gold
watch. chain and pendant Tuesday.
by his associates In the bank. The
presentation was made by Presi-
dent william Livingstone.
The botany and bird classes OF
the Y. w. G. A. will begin Saturday
afternoon, April "a, under the d.
I rection OF Miss Ethel Chase. The
members will 60 into the country
every Saturday afternoon for siy
successive weeks to study botany
and bird life.
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A number OF smart dinners were
| given preceding the Children's Free
hospital ball. Tuesday evening. In
the Hotel Statler. among those en-
| PERTAINING being Mrs. Sidney T. MIL
Ter, Miss Elizabeth Miller, Mrs.
John T. Shaw, Mrs. Daniel Altland
and william Harris.
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The Hotel Statler ballroom was
filled Tuesday evening with gay
dancing throng. for the ninth an.
nual ball, for the benefit OF the
Children's Free hospital. All OF the
boxes were occupied and the ball.
room presented a brilliant sight
Mrs. Abner e. Larned was general
chairman OF the ball.
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Mrs. Ida vose Woodbury., o. Bos.
ton. who has spent much time In
the Cumberland mountains will give
talk on "The folk and folklore OF
the Cumberlands," Thursday after.
noon, IN the Century building. be.
fore the department OF art and liter,
ature. Mrs. May ST. John Brownell
win sing a group OF the folk songs
This will be the last meeting OF the
department for khe season.
For the pleasure or Y. w. e. A
members and their friends. de
lightful concert will be given Thurs
day evening. In the auditorium. by
Mrs. r. A. Littieneld. soprano; Mrs
Harriet Story Macfarlane. central
to; Marshall Pease, tenor: A. e.
jackson. baritone; Mrs. Lillian
Lachman Silver. pianist. The FIRST
half Of the program will present
the artists In solo and concerted
work. and the second half will be
devoted TO Charles Wakefield Cad
mans song cycle. The Morning OF
the Year" Abe concert IL free to
association members and their
friends.
An instructive. interesting and
wholly delightful lecture was given