The Detroit times., 1916-05-16
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and family have moved from East
Grand-blvd. to virginia.ct.. No. 1867
Jefferson-ave,
DR.. b. r. Schenck, Mrs, Schenck
and their children will spend the
summer in Pasadena. having left for
California. Monday.
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Mrs. Thomas IA. Simpson, No. 25
Eliot'st.. gave luncheon. Tuesday,
in honor OF her guest, Miss Ruth
Boetcher, Of Denver.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Anna Weinberg, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Weinberg, No.
l06 Hague-ave.. TO Sol Mitchell.
Miss Emily Strohmer, No. 31S Co
lumbus-ave.. has gone TO New York
for visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Charles N. Granville.
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Windsor council, No. 1853. Knights
of Columbus, will give the annual
fellowship dinner and entertainment
Wednesday evening. In Columbus
hall, Windsor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Y. Nal.
johnson gave dinner. Monday
evening, in the Detroit Athletic
club, for their daughter, Miss Helen
Josephine. Malcolmson, and Charles
Whitaker Gore, who will be married
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Strigham
and family, Seminole-ave.. have
opened their country home in Oak
land county for the summer months
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The comedy, "The Mishaps of Mi.
nerva," will be presented. Tuesday
evening. in Central Presbyterian
church, by the Christian Endeavor
| society.
Miss Catherine Whitney Demme
who recently returned from several
months stay in California. has gone
TO New York for a fortnight's visit
accompanied by Miss Sara Burnham
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Mrs. r. j. DuttOn. of Detroit. has
been elected second vice-president OF
the Woman's General Missionary so
ciety OF the United Presbyterian
Church Of North America, now in
annual convention in Xenia, q.
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Miss Eloise Waldo entertained
eight guests at dinner. Monday even
ing, in the Detroit Athletic club, in
honor of Miss Theresa Blakeslee
and Norman Douglas Anderson
whose marriage will take place
Wednesday. Later the guests went
to the Temple theater.
Hazel Pingree auxiliary, u. s, w
v, will initiate new members ant
elect delegates to the national con
vention. Wednesday afternoon, a
$3.50 o'clock, in G.. A. r. hall. Al
telnoon tea will follow.
A silver medal contest will b,
held. Tuesday evening in the Crane
River Christian church, by the AL
lendale w. c. T. L. The regular
meeting of the union will be held
Wednesday afternoon. at . o'clock
| in the church.
The annual public May initiation
OF Columbia chapter. No. 1i2. Amer.
lean Insurance union. will take place
Saturday evening. May 20, in East.
ern Star temple. The Columbia
ladies' degree staff will exemplify
the work DR.. George w. Hoglan,
national secretary, and John v
Sees. national counselor. both of Co
lumbus. o.. will be guests of honor
a program of vocal and instrumen.
tai music and dancing will follow
the initiation.
AS a result OF the white elephant
rummage sale" held recently by the
East Side settlement, sufficient
funds were raised to keep the set
Element house open during the sum
mer months for the first time in It's
history. The settlement association
will make the white elephant rum
mage sale" an annual event. and
/ Detroit housekeepers now in the
process OF spring housekeeping are
asked to lay aside all articles no
longer OF use TO the owner, 70 be
sent next spring 10 the sale.
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A delightful golden wedding cele.
tration was held Monday evening
by Mr. and Mrs. George Kramer. in
their home. No. 173 Ferry.ave. west.
Upwards of 200 guests were enter
, tanned at dinner. the nower.decked
tables being laid i'm a large marquee
on the lawn adjoining the home. Fol
lowing dinner the marquee was used
for dancing. During the evening, vo.
cal and instrumental numbers inter
! spersed the dancing. Mr.. and Mrs
| Kramer, who were married in ST
Mary's church, were surrounded by
| their family of three sons and five
daughters. Mr. Kramer. who was
born in Germany. is II years old
and Mrs. Kramer, a native of De
troit. is - years.