Personal Aid Social

Judge Graat, of Marquette, was in Ann Arbor Sunday. Christian Mack and wife retarned from Kansas City Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Havilaud are back from the Gogebic región. Herman Hildner has gone home to Detroit eick with typhoid malaria. Mrs. E. B. Hall gave a reception to ber lady friends yesterday a'ternoon. O. F. Webster, of Owosso, spent Saturday and Sunday with Charles Spoor. G. Renwick, of South Lyon, pent Sunday with his son, Prof. G. W. Kenwick. Mrs. D. P. Fox and Mrs. llaxton, of Detroit, are guests of Mrs. T. J. Eeech. J. V. Clark and family of Jackson pent Saturday and Sunday with Gilbert Bliss. 11. H. Hatnilton, of Eaton Rapids, was in Ann Arbor, Tuesday, visitiug relatives. Major Soule will join a Jackson party, aboutNov. 2, to hunt deer inMontmorency county. Dr. Arndt will improve tbe vacation given him by the regents by going with Mrs. Arndt to southern California. Newell Lovejoy returned, last week, trom .bergen, r. 1 ., to spend the winter. Ia the spring he expecte to go east to reside. Miss Grnoe Scrofford, a furioer student in U. of M., epent Sunday in Ann Arbor with friend8. She was on her way from California to Boston, where she will attend a school of elocution. Dr. T. P. Wilson writes that he apent the sumnaor in Cleveland, and will remain in Detroit a while, uatil he is able to resume his prasiice here. The doctor is improving, ajtd haa SO idea of forsaking Ann Arbor.