The Detroit times., 1916-03-07
Society


gone to Florida.
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Mrs. Edward Douglas Stair Is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. George II. Nj
colair. In Great Rock. L i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dow and Miss
Marjorie Dow are at Castle Hot
Springs.
Mrs. GrifIth ogden Ellis left. Mon
day. for California, for several
weeks stay.
Mrs. Charles Godfrey Marx will
give a bridge-tea, Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Earl F. jackson. virginia-pk..
has issued invitations for a bridge
party. Friday, March II.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Douglas.
Miss Marian Howe Douglas and Miss
Katherine Remick. will leave, Wed
nesday, for Camden. s. c.
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Miss Marie Louise Palms left,
Sunday, for New Orleans to join her
mother. Mrs. Francis F. Palms.
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Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Muir. No. 4S5
Cadillacave.. left. Monday. for New
Orleans and later will go to Cuba.
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Miss Leontine Meyers. OF Chicago.
is the guest OF Mrs. David A. Brown.
No. 98 Lawrence-ave.
Mrs. Peter Smith and Mrs. Min
ME Smith Bourke. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Bourke, left.
Monday. for Asheville, n. C.
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The Indiana society OF Detroit will
meet. Thursday evening. In the De-
troit Athletic club. for a smoker and
vaudeville entertainment.
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Mrs. Fl. p. Hixson and Miss Jose
phine Hixson. No. IA Hendrie-ave.,
have returned from a weeks visit in
Flint. with Mrs. Hixson's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rumball.
Sheridan Ford will be the speaker
Of the University of Michigan club
luncheon, Wednesday. at 1918
o'clock. In the Griswold hotel. Mr.
Ford will speak on Social athe-
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The annual operatic performance
OF the Michigan union OF the Univer-
sity OF Michigan, Ann Arbor. will be
given In Detroit. Friday evening.
March 81. in the Lyceum theater.
Mrs. Susie X. Robb, No. 2o4 Sew.
ard-ave.. has returned from
months visit with her daughter.
Mrs. r. F. W. Rastert. and niece.
Mrs. ]. McColl, In Buffalo.
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Sarah NJ. w. Sterling tent, No. 8.
Daughters OF Veterans. will give a
pound party In the home OF Mrs.
Thomas w. Gay. No 657 Grand Riv-
crave. Saturday evening. March IL
The donations will be used in the
relief work OF the tent.
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Hazel Pingree auxiliary. United
Spanish War Veterans, will meet
Wednesday afternoon. at 2 o'clock.
In @. A. r. hail.
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A concert will be given In the
Swedish Lutheran church. wednes-
day evening. by the Balalaika or
chestra, assisted by Miss Esther
Pearson and Miss Hildegarde Stall
handski, readers, and Arvid c. Hult.
tenor, Of Ishpeming.
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A leap year masquerade ball will
be given Tuesday evening, in the
Young Women's club. No. 112 Park.
view-blvd The black and white
ballroom Of the clubhouse will be
effectively decorated in the carnival
spirit. A supper OF unique appoint.
ments will be served In the delft
dining room. !
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The annual cruise and convention
Of the Society OF Automobile Engi.
neers will be held June 1916, on
board the 'Noronic." The cruise
will be from Detroit to Mackinac isl
and, thence TO Owen sound, Georgian
bay and back to Detroit. George
Dunham. OF Detroit, Is chairman OF
the committee in charge OF arrange
ments for the cruise.
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Chester A. Pudrith, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert F. Pudrith. No. 62 Long
fellow-eve.. has been chosen senior
class president and student marshal
OF his class. In Dartmouth college.
Young Pudrith has distinguished
himself as an athlete In college, and
has been president Of his class for
four years.
Mrs. W. N. McLennan will give
an illustrated talk on Mt. Vernon,
wednesday afternoon. In the East
Side Settlement house. under the
auspices OF Louisa st. Clair chapter.
d. A. r. Miss Edna Buhrer will
give musical numbers.
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Under the auspices OF the Won.
ans union Of the Woodward-ave.
Presbyterian church. a leap year