The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
Society

June ~. in the Country club, for
Miss Margaret w. l.ongyear and her
iiance, Berrien Eaton.
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Detroit Burns CluD will give
smoker and entertainment. Saturday
evening. in the Hotel fuller roof
garden. John IL. Callahan will give
talk on "Scotland's heroes"
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Mrs. Porter X Perrin, No. 499
Trumbullave., has issued invitations
for the marriage Of her daughter
Miss Viye Bird Perrin TO Frederick
Rowland Perry. Wednesday evening.
June rs.
The Western High School Alumni
association will mold the annual eX-
cursion Saturday. June "a, 10 Sugar
Island Miss Gertrude Thompson
has been chosen president of the as
ISOLATION to succeed Frank Lerch.
who resigned.
The annual party for the children
of members families of the Detroit
Boat club, will take place Saturday
afternoon, in the clubhouse. An es-
pecially attractive program Of games,
sports and dancing has been ar
ranged.
Mrs. william Ii. Wells entertain
ed 50 guests at luncheon. Thursday,
in the Country club, in honor OF her
daughter, Mrs. James X. Miller. OF
Hartford, Conn. The quartet lunch
con tables were prettily decorated
with pink roses.
Miss Ruth Terrence. Miss Lillian
Armstrong and the Misses Helene
and Marion Morton gave luncheon
in Diyieland, Wednesday, followed
by Temple matinee party in honor
Of Miss Rhena Matthews Mrs. Ray
Spitzley entertained Friday after
noon for Miss Matthews.
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The marriage of Miss Lynelle An
dcrson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William c. Anderson, to James 5.
Holden, VIII be quietly celebrated
saturday al high noon. in the family
hotnc. No. 81 Rowcna-st. There VIII
be no attendants and no reception
will FOLLOW the ceremony which will
ho witucs-e ed by the immediate fam
lies only.
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Mrs. Mary J.. Wagner, of Santa
Parbara, cal formerly of Detroit
VIII arrive SATURDAY 10 be the guest
OF Irs. John L. Woodhouse, Crosse
poiujt Mrs Wagner is a ceramic
artist OK recognized ability. and the
mother of Robert l.. Wagner, the
Well-known painter.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bale gave
dinner. Thursday evening, in the
Detroit Athletic club. in honor of
their sister. Miss Elcanore An
,o'rotte Bale and Ralph christopher
.a.r#. OF Houghton. who will be
u rcd Monday. Mrs. Arthur Stan
4 vas the hostess at tea in the
cub during the afternoon for Miss
.alIc
/ Mr.. and Mrs. b f. Stephenson on.
t,r,aiucd AT dinner. Wednesday even
/ .rr. IN the Detroit Athletic club, III
honor Of the golden wedding ami
vcrsary OF MIR and Mrs. James w
/ Flynn. Among the 20 guests seated
were three couples who had passed
/ the fficth milestone in their wed.
dcd lfo-Mr. and Mrs. Flynn. Mr..
and Mrs. William Livingstone and
. Mr.. and Mrs -. J. ThOrp.
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la observance OF the fifth anniver-
sary of the dedication of the High
land Park Presbyterian church, a
/ banquet will be given Friday even
ring. in The church. with the pastor,
the Rev. James u. Mcdonald. as
( POSTMASTER. The speakers will in.
cludc the Rev Hugh Jack, the Rev.
Homer b. Henderson. the Rev. ID. /.
| Sutherland and the Rev. j. A. Sic
bert, OF Adrian.
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Mary Garden, the famous grand
opera star, will sing in Detroit in
Arcadia. Thursday evening, March l.
Since the European war began Miss
Garden has devoted herself. her
home in Paris. and her money, TO the
r. lief of the sick and wounded sol
diers in France. and to the care Of
the widows and orphans. She recent
ly returned 10 America for a rest.
Miss Garden has appeared only once
i'm Detroit previously.
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The public hygiene committee Of
the Twentieth Century club will en-
ltertain a number of the women
physicians attending the American
Medical association meeting, in De
troit. next week, Monday afternoon,
at 3: 80 o'clock. in the Century build
/ ing. There will b. informal address,
es by the visitors un social and pub
lie hygiene. An informal reception
and tea will follow. The meeting
will be open TO all women interested.
There Is every promise OF great
success for the summer dance OF st.
Mary's hospital auxiliary, Friday
evening. in Arcadia. for the beneiit