The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-11
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Mr. and Mrs f. &. KinsJ and
family have gone 10 Gratiot Beach
for the summer
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Mr. and Mrs Herman warten.
No 80 Palmerave. east, have re.
turned from three weeks MOTORING
trip 10 French Lick Springs.
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The first meeting Of the Detroit
chapter OF the French-Americsn
league Will be held Thursday morn
ing. az IL 80 O'Clock. in the Hotel
Pontchartrain
Mrs Charles r Murphy. formerly
Miss Selenah Butler. has gone 10
Owens hoTo. Ky, where she will
make her home
Mrs Alfred q Dunk will leave
Thursday for Robensonia Pa. 10
visit her sister. Mrs. James Iiy.
inEood
The ladies' auxiliary Of Ashlar
lodge. M. 9i F & A NJ. will give
a lawn social. Thursday afternoon
and evening. az the homo ~ Mrs
A. II Wait. No. 1872 Cortland.sve
Highland Park
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Anne Margaret Davies daugh-
ter az Mr. and Mrs Thomas Davies.
20 Tracy Wood ~ East Orange. y
j Mr. Wood is with the Sixth En-.
CN.f Fat~
grounds camp.
The Misses Louise I.awton. Nil
dred Huebner and Margaret Fenkell
accompanied by the Misses Mary
Stecre and Ann Kirkpatrick. Of Ann
Arhor. have gone 20 Arhutus lake
camp. IN the northern Michigan
woods. about 10 miles from Ira
versc CITY Miss Emile Sargent.
81 ValdoSta, Ca. and Miss jamie
Morgan. OF Bitmore. y. G.. Uni.
versliy Of Michigan students. are
directors OF the camp
A course in homo dietetics and
Red Cross cookery Will begin Wed
nesday afternoon in the Y W. c.
A.. under the auspices OF the Ma
,ional eague for Women's Service,
with Miss Ella Davenport as In
structor The class numbering ~
women will meet every Monday.
wednesday and Friday afternoons
from . 70 o'clock Glasses In
knitting meet every Thursday even
ing. with Miss Elizabeth West as IN
structor.
The Catholic Business N-omen's
club will give its third annual lake
ride on the Putin Pay, Tuesday
evening. July II The first return
landing will be made AZ 1870
o'clock. and the fnal landing az mid.
night, Miss Marion Anderson Is
general chairman. and Miss Jose
phinc Tremhlay is assistant chair:
man The club will bold It's reEu-
lar weekly meeting Wednesday
evening. IN the club rooms. Wright
KAY building, when plans will BE-
completed for the moonlight
While there are many patriotic
women giving some or all ~ their
time on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Friday 10 sewing in the Y. w c
A for tho American Fund for
French Wounded. many more WON
On are reedod TO produce the gar.
ments which France and her brave
soldier 20 urgently require. In the
Y. " g. \. sewing rooms are plenty
OF sewing machines and the pajamas
and hosnital shirts arc cut ready
20 he seved Mrs. Colvin. who Is IN
charge az the work. will show any
one how the garments should be
made Headquarters for the Detroit
branch ~ the American Fund for
French Wounded Is AZ No. 81 Bag
ley ave. and women who prefer 10
sew ~ home may procure materials
there. Every week boxes OF the
garments arc shipped TO New York
and forwarded to France.
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A delightful birthday social was
given Tuesday evening. by the Al
lendrle w G T. T.. In tho home Of
Mira. r. r. Root. No. l5i Allendale-
ave. \ pleasing musical and liz
orary program was presented by the
following members OF the union
Mrs Jessie Ness. Mrs. y. + Shirt
cliff. Mrs. VI Scott. Mrs. J. Ness
ing. Miss Ruth Williams. Miss June
Shields. Miss Ethel Mcpherson. Mrs
S S. Todd and Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter Legg -Four now members were
received into the union. Among
the guests were Mrs Albert Milne
and Mrs Bertram Elliott. whose
husbands are with the Sixth Engi
neer corps. In camp NJ the State
Fair grounds The social was given
for the beneh, of the fund being
raised by the Michigan w G. T L.,
20 equip and send an ambulance
and driver 10 the front IN France
A night lettergram telling OF the sue
cess Of the social was sent TO Mrs
T.. l.. Caulkins. OF Ypsilanti presi
dent ~ the Michigan w. G. T. u
The AIlendale union was. the first