The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-30
Society

Miss Mildred Aston Lee. OF Mont
gomery. Ala, is the guest OF Miss
Gertrude Conn. No. % Davenport
et Miss Conn entertained infCr-
mally az tea Tuesday afternoon, .or
Miss Lee.
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Dr. and Mrs. George b. Watkins
who spent the winter at various re-
sorts IN Florida are now IN Ashe-
lille. and will return to Detroit.
May /.
The annual banquet OF the De
troit Chemists viii take place Mon
day evening. al o'clock. in the
Hotel Addison Prof. Frank s. Ked-
zie. Of the Michigan Agricultural
college will be the speaker.
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The marriage Is announced OF
Miss Marian Adelaide Burritt,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
f. Burritt, to James A. Fairfield, OF
Boston. which took place Thursday.
April 10. the Rev. Chester B. Elmer
son. performing the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Fairfield will make their
homo at No. 14400 Madlson-ave..
Lakewood. Cleveland.
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A patriotic dancing party will be
given Thursday evening. May 3, by
Detroit lodge. No. 90. Degree OF
Honor. in Washington hall, No. 46
Grand Rlver-ave.
The Tuesday Musicale will enter
tain at tea Saturday afternoon in
the Century building. in honor OF
the members Of the state board OF
he Michigan Federation OF Musical
clubs
The Allendale w c. T. q. win
meet Tuesday afternoon. in he
home or Mrs. r. Hamilton, No
80 IL Allendale-ave. The Rev.
George Edgar Cullen will speak.
Mrs. F. H. Spies. soprano OF he
Grand River-ave. Christian church
will sing
The entire ballroom floor was used
Saturday evening. for the informal
dancing PARTY given by the Tippe-
canoe club TO raise funds for the
Red Cross. As result OF the az
fair about $500 will be sent 10 he
/ Red Cross. The bathrooms were
beautifully decorated with the Stars
end Stripes and the flags of the Al
lies.
The Ladies' Madrigal club will
give concert Tuesday evening, In
The Ingleside club, for members OF
the club. and invited guests OF meEi-
hers OF the Madrigal organization.
The club IS composed OF women's
voices and is directed by Charles
Frederic Morse. II has won much
renown in the few public appear
ances II has made since it was
rounded two years ago
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A piano recital was given Satur-
day afternoon, in the Detroit Col
lege OF Music han by junior pupils
OF tho school. The young folk were
assisted by Miss Mary Sanders,
contralto, and Dr. Charles J. Cragg.
basso. Those taking part included
Forbes Sherry Virginia Andrews,
June Andrews. Virginia We'll, Rus
sell Bonninghausen. Dakin Coons.
Grace Distin, Helen Lund. John
Hanna. Peter Brownell, Ruth Open
heimer, Dorothy Donnelly. Eveleyn
Irwin, Flora Gotham, Edith Kirby.
Mildred Barnett. Nellie Price. rs
Their Rodger Joyce Coyer Mary
Kelley Kelvin Kearney, Harriet
Pickard. Margaret Frankfurth.
Frederick Sevald, Mary Louise Jan.
ny. Russell Beck Allene Strubel
Carolyn Atherton and Elizabeth
Hayes
The Y ". c. A. in its educational
department will open new classes
in the following subjects as one
| means OF contributing the local as
soclation's bit toward national
services; A course in emergency
cookery in cooperation with the De
troit branch OF the National League
for Womens Service Wednesday
and Friday mornings; course in
invalid cookery. Monday and Tues
day evenings; mems class In army
cookery in cooperation with the
Y. NJ. G. A.; free lessons in knitting
socks, sponges and preparing Red
Cross supplies; free lectures on
vegetable gardening; sewing a CO.
operation with the Red Cross. In
formation concerning these classes
and the fees where fees are neces-
sary may be had in the Y. w. c. A.
educational offlces.