The Detroit times., 1917-03-24
Society

Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Bishop are in
New York
The Rev. Chester b. Emerson gave
a luncheon In the Hotel Addison, Fri
day. for ~ guests.
Detroit alumni OF the University OF
Vermont gave a dinner In the Hotel
Addison, Friday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Sterling and
Miss Ruth Sterling have returned
from Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Held, No. I716
West 0rand-blvd.. announce the mar
rfage OF their daughter. Helene, 10
Samuel II. singer. OF Boston.
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Mrs. George Hendrie gave an In.
formal tea In the Society OF Arts and
Crafts rooms Saturday afternoon. for
the Misses Fuller. OF Dorset. Eng.
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Mira Thomas T. Waterworth and
daughter. Isabel. No. 81 Lawrence
ave, have gone to Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
The studebaker corporation gave
a banquet for their local represen.
tatives In the Hotel Addison, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Mar Brook and daughters.
Eleanor and Elizabeth. OF the Hotel
Stevenson. have gone to Washington
and Virginia.
The members OF the Northwestern
woman's club. will visit the Ford
English school. in a body, Thursday.
March 20. at 2:S0 o'clock.
Members o. the Tuesday Musicale
will give n concert for the Y. w. c.
a. membership In the association
auditorium, Thursday evening.
March 90.
Mrs. william H. Walsh and little
son. OF Peterboro. n. r., are the
guests OF Mrs. Walsh's grandmother.
Mrs. Andrew Hair. No. IS Eliotst.
Later Mrs. Walsh will visit Ter
mother. Mrs. Mary n. Christie. in
the Bradshaw apartments.
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The marriage 81 Miss Rosalind
Bishop 10 Conrad J. Netting. Jr.. was
EolemniEed In the home OF the
brides sister. Mrs. Wesley o. Dodd.
Monroe. Mich, Thursday evening.
only relatives and intimate friends
being present. The Rev. T. J. WI
lers. OF Detroit. oficiated. Following
n wedding trip in Washington, Mr.
and Mrs. Netting will make their
home in Highland Park.
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Detroit Business women's club
held the monthly dinner. Thursday
evening. in the Hotel Cadillac. An
Informal program Of music. address
90 and an original play called "A
Club Sandwich" followed dinner
The committee In charge OF the pro-
gram included Miss Emily Butter.
Geld. Dr. Anna X. Apfin. Mrs. Frank
Crissman. Miss Elizabeth Beckwith,
Miss Louise NJ. Bretienback. Mrs.
Ella J. Littleneld. Mrs. Cora Kerr
and Miss Frances Kerr.
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MIS-. Frances Boynton Wilton
who recently returned TO her home
In Detroit from services in France.
In one OF the American hospitals.
was the guest OF the Twentieth Cen
fury club At luncheon Friday. in the
Century building. Mrs. Wilton for
many years has been a member OF
the club, aud In recognition o. her
splendid work In Europe, Mrs.
George Johnston. president OF the
club. will place before the member.
chip q request taat Mrs Wilton be-
given life honorary membership.
Following luncheon Mrs. Wilton
spoke briefly OF her experiences a.
a nurse Ia the hospital where sol
diers from the trenches we're
brought. She declared that war is
too great a price 10 pay for a new
manhood and a new life for any ma
ton. She e1tolled the wonderful
courage displayed by the French
soldiers Of all stations IN life. both
in going into warfare and In bear
ing their arlictions after service.
and OF the indomitabIe spirit OF the
French and Belgian women who
have had their kin and their homes
swept away from them and altho
often homeless and starving with
their little ones, arc brave In the
face OF all adversely.