The Detroit times., 1909-04-26
In Society

| Mrs. Mabel Leol ard SchOrr gave
readings for the boys and girls OF the
old Mlami-ave school-"Things Ain't
Like They lister Be-" and American
Authorizations" in the Hotel fuller,
| Tuesday evening. Mrs. Schorr gave
two recitals of The Dawn OF To-
morrow" Frances Hodgsoh Burnet)
al reception given by Mrs Charles
| Hodges. In Fenton, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. She also pre-
scented the same reading in the First
Methodist church. Pontiac. Friday
evening, in the Star course.
The Young Ladies' Sodality OF St.
| Vincent's church will give a minstrel
show in the parish hall. Monday even
ing. Lou McPhee is directing the
show, assisted by Sam Young
The annual banquet and business
meeting OF the Association OF Collegiate
Alumnae will be held Saturday May
! /, in the Country club Crosse Pointe
The business meeting will begin at II
O'Clock and the banquet will take place
at ! o'clock. II is expected that sew
eral distinguished guests will be pres
ent ard deliver addresses on this oc
casion. Membersare privileged to in
vite guests
The last concert of the season or
the Detroit Symphony orchestra was
given in the Wayne Casino. Thursday
evening, under the direction OF Hugo
Kalsow In the presence OF large
gathering. 'rhe vocal soloist OF the
evening was Miss Josephine Swick-
ard soprano. who has many friends
| In this city and who has had excep-
tional advantages in the way OF must.
cal education. She has rich. clear
soprano voice which was displayed to
excellent advantage In Gounod's PLUS
! grand dams son obscurite." from La
Refine de Saba" She also sang a
group OF sCLgs. Luigi Motto. 'cellist,
was the other solo.st, and in Boell.
mann's VIBRATIONS Symphoniques,"
! he brought out all the beauties OF his
instrument. Sig. Motto should be
| heard oftener in this city. The orches.
| trail numbers consisted OF the Schu.
bert overture, "Rosamunde,' the
Haydn symphony a folk song and
! fairy tale by Komzak, and Nevin's
"Narcissus, for strings. always a fav.
eFite with the audiences. The pro.
gram ended as usual with a swinging
! Strauss waltz Miss Lillian Cove act.
ed as accompanst.
At the annual meeting OF the Detroit
Parliamentary Law club the follow.
4 ing officers were elected: President
Mrs. Emma A. Fox first vice presi.
dent, Mrs. J. c. Hickey: second vice
president, Mrs. Hiram Marks: record.
| ing secretary, Mrs George l.. Sea.
bold; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
Elliot o. Grosvenor; treasurer, Mrs.
| j. w. Humphrey; auditor, Mrs. j. T.
Calkins. The last meeting OF the year
will be held Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock In the club rooms Il the
Hotel fuller, where Mrs. Charles II.
Metcalf will present a paper Oh Per
tinent Points on Parliamentary Pro.
cedure In the Two Congresses in
Washington, United States Congress
and Continental Congress. Daughters
Of the American Revolution"
/
The marriage of Miss Effie NJ Burt.
daughter OF Mrs. A. J. Burt and Win.
cent s. Stevens, OF Akron. o., will be
celebrated Thursday evening June 3.
In the home OF the bride. No 81 Willis.
ave. east Miss Burt will be attended
BY her sister, Miss Edna burt, and the
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev Gaius Glenn Atkins, d. d. pastor
of the First Congregational church,
Mr.. Stevens was formerly connected
with The Times. and later was assist.
ant secretary OF the Detroit Board OF
Commerce. At the present time he IL
secretary OF the Akron Board OF Com.
merce. Miss Burt is talented must.
clan and one OF the popular young wO-
men OF Detroit.
A fish. found for the first time re-
Gently I'm Bahama waters, passes much