Personals

Miss Ina AVines, oj Howell, is visitlng Ann Arbor íriends for a few öayg. Geo. II. Snow, of the Detroit Eventos News, was in the city over Sundiay. , i Mrs. E. G. Frazer, of Flint, was the guest of Miss Marian Frazer during the Festival. Miss Clara Davis, of Detroit, is the guest of Mrs. A. S. Steadrnan, of Washtenaw ave. Miss Maude Upleger, of Mt. Clemens, visited Miss Flora Koch during the May Festival. Miss Kate Cramer has retured from Menomniee, accompained by her little nephew Stanley Waite. Mrs. Laurance, of Lansiug, who lias l.een vtetting Mis-; Amelia McLaren, has Teturned home. Miss Mate Clark has gone to Toledo, Ohio, to visit friends. She will go to Cleveland before returning home. Mrs. Iruin, of Grass Lake, has been visiting her sons Fred C. and Max, and attending the Festival. Miss Myrtle Demuth and Frank LeSeur, both of Toledo, were guests of -Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Davison Satur'day. Mr. and Mrs. Jcffersüin Friend, of Orlomd, Ind., are vfeltiug tihelr daughter, Mrs. P. II. Qutelc, oí S. 12tU Bt. George A. Pulcipher, of Toledo, was up from Toledo Friday, and in the evening took liis second degree in Fraternity lodge F. & A. M. Mrs. Fred C. JBröwn, oí Packajd st., has roturned írom a two inoiiths' vi-it in Las Vegias, N. M., considerably improvcd in liealth. Edward Parker, who went to New York a year or so ago, is at hoine for a time, visitmg his mother, Mrs. F. L. Pa,:lvcr, oí E. Aun st.