The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
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Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Wallace, No.
"a Virginia-aye., leave this week Tor
Europe.
Mrs Mary Reed Bennett has re-
moved from the Aihambra tolfh9
Z Washington apartments, Cass and
Charlotte-aves
Mrs John Harvey and Miss Alce
Harvey. Of Minder-st., Will spend the
summer In Europe. having sailed from
New York. Tuesday.
A pedro party will be given. Thurs
day evening, In Holy Rosary hall. UNI
der the auspices OF the c. M. b. A.,
and l.. G. b. a.. of the parish.
A meeting oil the executive com
mittee OF tuberculosis Blue Star Day
will be held Friday morning at ii
O'Clock, in parlor h, Hotel Pontehar-
train.
Mrs. william +. Soper and Miss
Grace Soper No 547 Canfield-ave.
west, sailed from New York, Tues
day, for ireland. whore they VIII
spend the summer with relatives.
Queen Esther circle will give a
musicale in the Central Nj. Il. chapel
Thursday evening The program VIII
be contributed by Mrs. Belle Parsons
Ockenden. Miss Margaret Dunlop.
Miss Florence Cirardot and Allan
Wallace.
The college classes OF Detroit col
lege will hole an elocution contest IN
the college hail, Friday evening. Sc
lections from Shakespeare plays VIII
be the offerings. the judges to be the
Rev. Anthony p. Ternes. Walter G..
Martindae and Ernest A. oBrien
Wayne lodge. No. l04. knights OF
Pythias, gave vaudeville snow, ioi'
lowed by dancing. in the Elks temple,
Wednesday evening. large audi
ence enjoyed the vaudeville numbers,
which were contributed by proies-
sional talent from the various com
panies now playing in Detroit
A very successful minstrel and
vaudeville entertainment was given
in Harmonic hall Wednesday eve
ming, under the auspices Of the Har-
monte society. The program was CIV
en- By members OF the society, assist
ed by Harrison Davis, the local hand
cum king" George l.eipsiger magic
ian, and Maud Mckay. vocalist.
Union lodge, +. & A. NJ. will give
It's twelfth annual May day party in
the Masonic temple, Saturday after
noon and evening An elaborate pro
gram has been planned. 10 include
games and music for the children In
the afternoon basket supper az =
o'clock and cards and dancing for the
older folk in the evening.
A purse of 81 400 was presented 20
the Rev. Daniel Mullane. pastor OF
Holr Rcdeemer church. "Wednesday
evening. al the reception rendered
him b. his parishioners on the oc-
casion # his twenty-fifth anniversary
IN the priesthood Al noon Wedues-
day, following pontifcal high mass
celebrated in Holy Reedeemer church
in g presence OF crowded congre-
CATION, the ladies of the parish serv-
Ell a dinner to the clergy participant
ing, over 100 sitting down to the
luncheon The Rev. Patrick Murray,
superior OF the Redemptorist order.
with headquarters in Rome. will visit
Ills SulhuitE Al tue tNuI ~ 1
a visit 10 the American houses OF tie
eide,
An audience of fashion and mum
bers filled Curry hall, Windsor, Wed
nesday evening. for the concert and
dramatic entertainment. given by SIX.
nor Giuseppe Bartolotta. the well
known tenor. and group OF assisting
Detroit artists. The concert was Il
marked success from every standpoint
and was voted the most notable event
in public entertainments given IN
Windsor this season. Signor Bartolot-
ia was encored again and again and
never sang In better voice or spirits.
His numbers included operate arias
and English songs. and in conjunction