The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-19

Mrs. w. q. Henry and children lett
Monday for Atlantic City.
MIR. and Mrs A. ). Brooks and Mr..
and Mrs. James L, Shaw ieave TINS
week for a motor tour In Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cady, Miss Cady
and Hal Cady sail. Tuesday, for ilol'
land, where they will travel for three
months.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Daughters OF 1912 will take place IN
the parlors OF the Hotel Pontchartrain,
Tuesday morning, at 1880 o'clock
The engagement Is announced OF
Miss Hazel Luella sill, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Sill, No 29l For
est.ave. west, to Gladstone V. Cairns.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Pease and Miss
Clara Pease. OF Hudson, Mich, were
guests OF Detroit friends over Sunday
Miss Pease has been student at the
Ganalol Studios the past year.
w. j. Henderson. OF New York, the
noted musical critic and writer, VIII
give lecture under the auspices oi
the Tuesday Musicale. Tuesday morn
ing, at 1890 o'clock In the Church OF
Our Father Mr. Hendersons subject
will be Art and temperament IN
music"
The annual oratorical contest OF the
Detroit College OF Law will take
place, Tuesday evening April 26, In
the Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium. The fol
lowing will contest for honors: John
j. Sloan, A. r. Stevenson, Paul l..
Colombo, Walter Gehrke. Harold
Smilansky and Van II. Ring.
An exhibition of oil paintings by
II. H. Gallison, OF scenes along the
Massachusetts coast Is now open TO
the public In the main gallery OF the
Museum OF Art. Mr.. Gallison Is
native of Boston and studied IN that
city and Paris His work has marked
originality and the -canYases now
on view in the museum are examples
OF his finest work Thep lctures Will
remain until May l.
Among those who occupied boxes
al the Saturday evening performance
OF Nine. Butterfly" IN the Detroit
opera house, by Miss Geraldine Far
rar and.the Metropolitan Grand Opera
company. were Mrs. w c. Mcmillan
who had as her guests Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Meredith, Mr.. and Mrs. Cam
eron Currie and Nr Wetmore; Mrs.
j 5. Goodrich whose guests were Mrs.
Charles f Hammond and Mrs. Farrar,
mother OF Miss Geraldine Farrar Mr..
and Mrs Ralph H. Booth and party
occupying two boxes. and Mrs. Is. I.
Whitney and party.
The proceeds of the roung Mems
institutes production of the Oberam
ne rgau Passion Play. in the Detroit
opera house, Sunday evening. April
"a. will be devoted TO the new ST
Jcseph's Home for Boys. which II is
planned TO erect next fall on Bur
roughs.ave.. the site for which has
been secured and paid for. The home
is now located at Congress and Beau
oien-sts., and is in cramped quarters.
The growth of the work requires
large building and better grounds, and
II is 10 give a good start TO the de-
sired end that the Y. NJ. l., arranged
to give the Passion Play.
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4 marriage of interest 10 older citi-
zens OF Detroit took place in New
York. Friday, when Mrs. Gustavc WI
merding formerly Mrs. Henry Engle-
berg. OF Detroit, nee Miss Fitzsimons,
daughter OF Patrick Henry Fitzsim-
ons. a member Of the wholesale gro
Gerry firm OF Moran, Beatty. Fitzslmons
& Co, was married TO a member or
a distinguished English family, Oliver
Cromwell Fields, son OF Lady j. G..
Pierson of London. Mrs. Fields has
brother and sister in Detroit, S J.
FitZsimons, No. SO Blaine-ave., and
Mrs. William NJ Porter, No 1873
Palmer-ave. east
An entertainment TO be called PRO
fessor Napoleon" will be given In the
Detroit opera house, May %, for the
benefit OF the Detroit Industrial School
and Free kindergarten. Among the
ladies planning for the affair are Mrs.
De Witt II. Taylor, Mrs. Alfred Luck
ing, Mrs. j. w. Boylston, Mrs Burton
Parker, Mrs George Bates, lIrs. David
Whitney, Mrs. Dwight Rexford, Mrs.
Carlos Warner, Mrs. j. y. Wright,
Mrs b. II. Stratton and Mrs s. A.
James A meeting will be held in the
Century building, Tuesday afternoon.
at O'Clock to appoint committees
and make other necessary arrange
ments in connection with the proposed