The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
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A lawn &ial and band concert vii
be given athe residence OF Frederick
Gillian, Ns63 Melrose.ave., Thursda,
evening. ng. Is. under the auspices
OF North PAR Lodge. .. s. B. The full
brass bad. composed OF members OF
the lodg viii be In attendance.
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The annual excursion of st
Mathef German Evangelical Sunda,
schooFiil take place, Tuesday, Aug
10, to,ois Blanc. A long list OF ath
ietic vents. including four baseball
game has been arranged and attrac
tive fizes provided for the winners
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Anumber of Michigan people will
saffron New York. Tuesday morn.
I'M Aug. 10, on the George Washing.
TO Tor Bremen, among them being
NJ. Robert Abramson and C. Elliott,
Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Meurer
a the Misses Meurer. Muskegon (;
ISIS Ella M. Baldwin. and Miss Mar
hret Hasselbring. Flint. and Mrs. j.
teardon and Reardon Pierson, Ann
Arbor.
The Rev. William T.. Ratigan, 8. j..
OF Marquette academy. Milwaukee,
Wis, who has been in Detroit for
some time past In attendance upon
his sick mother, Mrs. w. p. Ratigan,
No. 1853 Fourteenth-ave.. returned to
Milwaukee, Sunday evening. The
Rev. FIR Ratigan was born In Detroit
at No. 70 Sherman-st., educated i'm De-
troit college. and entered the Jesuit
order at Florissant, Mo-, year ago,
since when he has been stationed at
St. Louis and Marquette academies.
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The annual river outing OF the De-
troit Credit Mems association will
take place Tuesday, Aug. %, the
steamer Sappho to convey the men,
bers. their ladies and invited guests,
to Bots Blanc. where dinner will be
served In the casino Immediately upon
the arrival Of the boat, which is
scheduled TO leave the Woodward-ave.
dock at $50 O'Clock. Dancing will
be n order coming and going and
q musical program will be given
which includes selections by Harold
JAWS. tenor. Secretary Walter 8.
Campbell. No. 500 Moffat block, is
anxious TO know just how many will
9 on the excursion, In order to make
BIS arrangements for dinner and asks
nat all who contemplate attending
iotify him not later than Saturday,
Aug. 20.
I Frederick L. Neddermeyer. conduc-
tor Of Neddermeyer's band, now play
Ing a summer engagement in the
Wayne Gardens, appeared as vf0ffn
eoloist, at the Sunday evening concert
and made a pronounced success. Mr..
Eeddermeyer studied In Vienna with
the well-known violin master. Hans
Slit, and his work Sunday evening
showed that native talent had been
carefully trained and that Mr.. Ned
dermeyer is both finished performer
and a good student A very beauti-
full and valuable old Amati violin Is
one OF Mr.. Neddermeyer's happy pos
sessions. Miss Pauline Stitt, the we'll
known contralto, made her first ap-
pearance with the band as soloist and
pleased the Sunday evening audience
with several numbers. The band gave
an especially pleasing program. in
clnding a number of sacred selections.
An original stunt" was introduced,
Saturday evening. by Mr.. Nedder-
meyer when in the midst OF a particu-
larly charming rendition OF the
MERRY Widow" score, the playing Of
the band was interrupted by the near
by strains OF ''und fiddle German
band" the footing of which was. per-
force, given the right of way. The
players were later discovered TO be
members OF Mr.. Neddermeyer's own
hand