The Detroit times., 1916-03-09
Society

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis w. Plies have
moved into their new home. No. 50
Casgrain-ave.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Sumner
who are travelling In California are
now In Pasadena. They will return
to Detroit in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace b. Peabody,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkland b. Alexander,
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Jennings will
leave next week for Augusta, Ga.
O.
Louis Lindemsnn and Julius Lin
demann left during the week for
three weeks trip down the Missis-
sippi to New Orleans.
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The young women OF the Napio-
waka club gave leap year party,
Monday evening. In the Young wo-
mems club, No. 1l2 Parkview.blvd.
o.
Mrs. Benjamin Warren entertained
the officers OF the Garden club OF
Michigan Thursday, al luncheon.
Among the guests was Mrs. Francis
King. OF Alma, Mich.
Mrs, Tressa Way Merrill, reader,
and Frpnk Stephens. pianist, with a
number OF their advanced pupils,
will give a concert Thursday even
Ing. in the North Woodward Metho-
dist church.
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The Indiana society OF Detroit will
meet Thursday evening, in the De
troit Athletic club for a buffet sup
per. at 6:45 o'clock, to be followed
by an informal social evening.
The Lincoln Guards drill team OF
Lincoln grove, No. IL. Woodmen's
circle, will give benefit card
party, Friday evening, in the home
OF Mrs. J. J. Cahill, No, 1876 Seven
teenth-st.
Charles Moore. director OF the
Museum Of Art, gave a talk to the
Garden club of Michigan, Thursday
afternoon, in the home OF Mrs.
Frederick VI. Alger, Crosse Pointe,
on European and American gar
dens."
NJ. Paul Leyssac, OF Paris, will be
the guest OF Alliance Francaise.
Thursday evening. March 16, in the
Hotel Pontchartrain. NJ. Leyssac
will read, in French, a number Of
the Hans Anderson fairy tales,
which he has translated into French.
Central W. c. T. u. will meet Fri
day afternoon, in the Frances Will
lard memorial home. The program
will be given by Mrs. Stella Boyer,
Mrs. Eva Linder, Mrs. Frank Roch.
Miss Erma Root. Mrs. John Malotte
and Miss Leila DeTar.
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The Players will meet Saturday
evening, March IS, in the Wayne
County Medical society building.
The Players is an organization. Of
Detroit men interested in the
drama who aim to give amateur
theatrical productions at regular in
tervals among themselves. as we'll
as TO study the drama, plays and
playwrights.
Gen o. NJ. Poe, w. r. c.. No. s,
will give the annual banquet. Tues
day evening, March IA, in the G.
a. r. building The following will
give a program of music and read
ings during the banquet: Mrs.
Belle Christie Mcleod. Mrs. Ethel
Wrobbel, Samuel Knapton, Miss
Edna Grover, Miss Hazel Davis.
Miss Winnifred Callahan, Miss Es-
ther O'Donohue.
Francis Macmillen, the American
violinist, will be the soloist of the
eighth matinee concert of the De-
troit Symphony orchestra, Fri
day, in the Detroit opera
house. Mr. Mcmillen will play
the Mendelssohn Concerto in
f minor with orchestral accom-
paniment. Conductor Weston Gales
has arranged the following numbers
for the orchestra's offering: Over
ture to "Coriolanus" (Betthoven);
symphonic poem, "The Moldau"
tSmetana) and Polonaise No. 2
U.iszt.) Tickets for the concert may
be obtained in Gripnell's box Office
Miss Emily Butterfield. No. 66
Glendale-ave., Highland Park, en-
tertained the Detroit College auxil-
iary OF the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society of the Methodist
Episcopal church, Saturday. Feb.
26. Miss Butterfeld sang a group
of songs, accompanied by Miss Ma
rion Butterfield. pianist. and Wells
ID. Butterfield. nutist. Mrs. Charles
F. Kuhn led the devotional service.
Miss Florence Ball gave an instruc.
tive review of Home missions as
an educational force" dealing with
problems In educating the Negroes,
the mountaineers OF Kentucky and
North Carolina, the Indians Of the
west and Alaska, and the natives of