The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-25
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X. G. Bumpus. of Seminole.ave.,
has gone to Florida.
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Miss Marjorie Moody. who will
be one Of the June brides, was the
guest OF honor at a luncheon given
by Miss Jessie Miller. Tuesday.
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Mrs. G. T. Smith will give a lunch.
con, Thursday, in the Detroit Ath-
letic club.
Mrs. Albert Griffiths. of No. 80
Rowena-st., will give a luncheon
Friday. in honor OF Miss Marjorie
Moody.
Ionic chapter, No. 4s2. O. q. g.,
will give a pedro party. Thursday
evening, In the home OF Mrs. A. II
Wait. No. 1872 Courtland-ave.
Mrs. Henry r.. Joy, of Crosse
Pointe Farms. will give a reception
Friday afternoon, I'm honor OF Nine
Slavko Grouitch. who has came 10
Detroit in the interests OF relief
work for Serbia.
Mrs. Gilbert w. Lee has just re-
turned from the south. where she
has been for some time. She Is &C
companied by her sister, Mrs. Her
bert Lord.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Packard, OF
Charlotte. Mich. announced the en-.
gagement OF their daughter. Miss
Julia letters Packard, TO Joseph
| Morell Dodge. OF Detroit.
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Catherine Palmer Moore
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs George
Williams Moore to DR.. James Roy
Freeland. of Pittsburgh.
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Mrs. Florence b. Sumner who
spent the winter In Florida, has re-
turned to Detroit and reopencd her
home. No 222 Seminole-aye.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William + Barbour
OF Bloomfield Hills, are entertaining
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. George
Barr Baker. OF New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker are on their way to
California. where they will spend
the summer.
Thursday eve. o, the Detroit Bus
mess Woman's clue Will hold its an
nnal meeting in the sun parlors OF
the Henry Clay hotel. Annual re
ports will he read and the election
Of officers will take place. Each
I member viii bring her own lunch
ald contribute 81 toward the II. A
g. student fund TO assist young WON
en- in the home economic department
of the Mich. gan Agricultural college
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Mrs. G.. Edgar allen, president Of
, the Equal Suffrage League o. Wayne
county. saws that 90 suTr Sis;s have
already volunteered 10 80 10 Chi
cago to march in he suffrage pa
ruie, June 6. and hat h believe
! that the number viii reach the Toe
mark before the 'mH arrive y
special meeting will be held by the
league in It's hCaiuarters. No 1875
. IA 'nlc"st.. Thrsl,y q, ernoon. to
make further ara TgGments.
VI q Louise Warren. formerly OF
-'~'' ~",.o r-ce,tion in tie Pen
and B~'eh club. OF New York city
'io" vhi;h lo" ~1osia were treated
- raj Nantuci,et Ssh supper.
. Mi ar-cr' S""- nor home is on
Ia picture, Gae islaGl, md she en-.
) tert1.ned Eer guests with stcroopti-
( con view Of hcr home and It's sur.
! rcundin2s. The table arrangements
for tao supper were made to repre-
| sent bay and beach, and the fav-
ors consisted OF small boats. crabs,
| Holsters. etc. Music was furnished
| by Kristen Nelson. the Danish so
prano. who was sent by Queen Alex.
andra to America 10 captivate the
Metropolitan opera patrons. The
guest OF honor OF the occasion was
Mrs. Haryet Holt Dey. president OF
the Woman's Press club. OF New
York. OF which Miss Warren Is a
member. The Pen and Brush club
is one OF the most fashionable of
the literary and art clubs OF New
York.