The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-05

/ the hostess OF the informal reception
and afternoon tea Friday from TO
o'clock. in the rooms .yof the So
c.ety OF Arts and Crafts. Mrs. Sam
uel Hume, of Cambridge. Mass, will
be guest OF honor. There will be an
especially interesting exhibition OF
crepe shawls and scarfs. The so
ciety will hold It's annual tulip show.
Friday. May IA.
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Mrs. Charles +. Kuhn, retiring
president OF the ladies' auxiliary 10
Samaritan hospital. entertained the
members OF the board of directors
at luncheon Saturday. in the Hotel
| Statler. Mrs. Kuhn's guests includ-
ed Mrs. Rufus b. Holmes. Jr., Mrs.
James A. Shaw, Mrs. John II.
Neary. Mrs. C.. G.. Lehman, Mrs.
r. Reginald oliver. Mrs. John
Fuchs and Mrs. Walter E. Human.
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In the annual daffodil and tulip
show held Saturday afternoon. In
the Country club. prizes were won
by Mrs. Benjamin s. Warren, MRS.
John S. Newberry. Mrs. Frances
King. Mrs. Truman III. NewRrry.
Mrs. William ]. Chittenden. Jr,- Mrs.
John T. Nichols, the Misses Herdrle,
Mrs. Charles A. Du Charme, Mrs.
John DIVER and Mrs. Ralph,H. Page.
General Aipheus s. Williams For
tress. Daughter OF the G. A, r.. held
an anniversary dinner Monday
evening, in G.. A. X. han, followed
by a musical and literary program.
Mrs. Grace T. Armstrong. president
OF the Fortress. presidedfat the din
ner. and among the guests was Mrs.
Carrie Parke Boggs. oommander-in-
chief OF the national Daughters.
Among the entertainers were Edgar
Guest. Miss Florencei Hedges and
the Elite quartet.
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General Manager Arthur Won
Schlegell, of the Michigan State
Telephone Co will address the
Northeastern Business Mems asso-
citation in the Moore, school, Wednes-
day evening. on Telephone service"
Mr. Won Schlegell's talk will be IL
illustrated with stereopticon views
There will be musical and literary
features ano short, addresses also on
tn, program. All residents Of the
northeastern section OF the city are
urged 10 attend the meeting.
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In the Church OF the Messiah. Los
| Angeles, Thursday. May 10. will. be
celebrated the marriage OF Miss
Florence A. Bo-sden. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bowden, OF that
city, 10 Conway r. James. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. James, No 81
Palmer-ave. east. Detroit. Mr..
James is district sales director OF
the Trus-Con laboratories with
headquarters in Detroit, and the
young couple VIII make their home
In Detroit. at No. % Palmer-ave
east, after June L. Norman K.
James and Donald II. James, broth
ers OF the groom. will be best man
and usher. respectively, at the we'd
ding.
Tho second annual May festival
OF Neighborhood house OF the De-
troit Industrial School association
will take place Friday and Saturday.
There will be an exhibition by the
members OF the cooking and sew
ing classes and program OF music,
folk-dancing. marches. gymnastics
and other instructive and entertain
ing features. Those TO take part in
clude the members OF the boys gym.
nasium class. the girls club. the
game club, the kindergarten. Camp
Fire girls. Alice Bone, Florence,
Crabb. Rose MCLEAN. Park Greiner,
Mark Carroll and Hazel fVogeley,
and chorus.
The twenty-frst birthday OF the
Twentieth Century club was cele-
brated Monday afternoon, in the
Century building A delightful pro-
gram OF music and literary numbers
was given by Miss Hilda Honiss and
Mrs. Ethel Mellor, OF Shines Peer
less Pierrots company OF European
entertainers; Charles VI. Clohecy,
baritone. and Mrs. Edwin S. Sher-
rill. pianist. Tea was served from
table the center or which held a
large birthday cake with 81 glow.
ing candles grazing it's iced top.
Miss Hattie Carstens. president OF
the club, who has been very III for
several months was able to take
her place on the platform am at
the head OF the tea table.
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In the Museum OF Art, Wednesday
afternoon. from 4 to $3.50 o'clock.
an informal reception will lie held
In honor OF Samuel Hume. Of Cam.
bridge, Mass, whose exhibition OF
stage models and lighting devices
has proven such magnet for visit
ors TO the museum in the last fort
night During these hours. Mr..
Hume VIII give brief talks on The
new stagecraft" and win explain the
lighting devices and models. After
noon tea will be served at 8 o'clock.
The reception Is open 10 the public
and the following committee will be
In charge and will receive the
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter NJ
Ferry. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Ralph II.
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