The Detroit times., 1917-05-23
Society

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home. following a short stay with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
II. Holt, No. 80 Eliot-st.
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The marriage OF Miss Eva Stroh.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Stroh. 10 Leo Bauer, Will take place
Saturday. June 2.
Frederic c. Collin. OF the Palms
apartments, entertained at dinner
Monday evening for Weston Gales.
Mr.. Gales will spend the summer
In the east.
Mrs. Carl blossom, OF Cleveland.
Will come 10 Detroit next week 10
visit her parents. MIR and Mrs. r.
II. Nelson. in the Garden court
apartments
Mr. and Mrs. A. Richard Demory,
OF Crosse Poiute. have returned
from New York where they attend
cd the wedding Of their brother.
LLOYD Selden TO Miss Muriel VII
liams. May rs.
Mrs Clarence Fleming. Of Pasa-
dena. Cal. will arrive in Detroit
next week to be the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. F. n Taylor
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Detroit Alma college alumni will
hold the annual reunion and ban
quet. Friday evening AZ 7.30 o'clock.
in the Highland Park high school
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Theta Phi Alpha alumnae will
give a luncheon Saturday. In the
College club. Several members OF
the sorority from Ann Arbor will at
tend
A delightful dinner was given by
Mrs Dwight Douglas. in the Detroit
Athletic club. Monday evening, in
honor OF Miss Marion Douglas and
Douglas Campbell. whose marriage
will take place Saturday. May 60
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viii hold a diamond medal contest
Thursday evening. in Trinity Meth
odlst church Highland Park The
contestants include Mrs. Ruth Owen
Ball Mrs c. r. Bair. Mrs. Henry
Lacey, Mrs Josephine Roberts. Miss
Veola Clifford and Or J. s. Hanna
Songs will be given by Miss Jean
BOVINE and Miss Ruth Caster. with
Mrs J. " Caster az the piano The
Rev John Edward Martin will pre-
sent the medal
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Mrs Henry Ledyard. sister ~ Sir
John Hendrie, Lieutenant governor OF
Ontario, was made honorary regent
% the Detroit chapter Daughters OF
the British Empire, organized Tues
day. morning. In Mrs. Ledyard's
home on Jefferson. Detroit
women Of British birth are eligible
10 membership. and the chapter will
cooperate with the American Red
Cross. it's special work being 70
care for Americans who have enlist.
Cd In the Canadian and British ar
mics
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A delightful young peoples con
cert was given Tuesday afternoon
in Central high school auditorium
by the Detroit symphony String
qpartet. thru the courtesy OF Miss
Clara e.. Dyar, president OF the
Chamber Music society. The quar-
tet played diversified and pleas
ing program and won the hearty
applause OF the audience. William
Grazing King. vIolinist and director
OF the quartet played a group OF
violin solos, and Luigi Motto played
cello solos. The concert was com
pllmentary 10 the students and
teachers, Miss Dyar personally bear
ing all expense connected with the
giving Of the concert.
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The annual series OF May parties
given in Neighborhood house. Fourth
and Portersts. will take place
Thursday evening. Saturday after.
noon and Tuesday evening. May 30.
The FIRST program Thursday evening.
will consist OF gymnasium exhibi-
tions by boys and girls; piano selec-
lions by pupils from the music
classes: singing by the choral clubs
dancing and refreshments. The Sat
urday afternoon program will be a
tree planting pageant in the settle
ment yard. with fairies and elves
dancing around the Maypole before
the May queen. A play called "Crea.
lures OF Impulse" will be given Tues.
day evening by the older boys and
girls Of the settlement. and general
dancing will follow.