The Detroit times., 1910-06-08
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Parker left
Tuesday. for a motor trip TO their
summer home at Gloucesterby-the-
sea, Mass.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. |. Brabb. No. 65i
Woodward-ave.. sailed from New York,
Wednesday, Tor Europe TO spend sew
eral months.
Ashlar lodge will hold it's postponed
moonlight "Wednesday evening, the
toamer Tashmoo leaving the Griswol l.
st. dock at 1880 o'clock, for Sugar
Island
The June graduating class OF the
McGraw school has elected the follow
Ing officers: President. Robert
Thomas; vice-president, Alice Foran;
secretary. Selma Nelson; treasurer
Russell Gee.
The engagement is announced or
, Miss Edith Beach. daughter of Mrs.
Wmifred Beach. No 655 Second-ave..
to William t. White. of Providence.
r. l., the marriage To take place
Tuesday. June 2s
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Mr. and Mrs. A. &. Stellfagen. No.
266 Putnam-ave., have gone 10 Boston
TO attend the graduation OF their son.
Carl, from the Polytechnic institute.
Mrs. Stellwagen and her son will sail,
= Saturday, for Europe for several
months travel.
In honor of Mrs Ida Fletcher Nor
ton. who will shortly leave Detroit, to
take up her residence in Pttsburg,
members of the Tuesday Musicale
meet informally, Wednesday after
noon. In the residence OF Mrs Dewitt
II. Taylor No. % Alfred-st
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Letters received by friends in De-
troit from Harold Jarvis, who is now
I'm Germany having been called there
by the serious illness OF his son, state
that Harold, Jr, is much better ard
will remain abroad with his mother.
Mr.. Jarvis will return 10 Detroit about
the middle OF July.
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The concerts OF the Tweaty-sixth
infantry band at Fort WAYNE. were
inaugurated for the season. Tuesday
afternoon. on the parade grounds OF
the post and hereafter will be given
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons OF each week from until
o'clock and every third Sunday in
the month.
The annual outing OF the Central
High School Alumni will be held at
Sugar Island. June IL. the steamer
Tashmoo leaving for the first trip at
o'clock in the morning. Several
trips will be made during the day SO
that all will be given an opportunity
10 join I'm the festivities sometime
during the day. An elaborate program
of sports has been arranged.
The home of Mrs. LYDIA Hurd, No
~ Grand-Court was prettily decorated
with flowers and ferns for the we'd
ding, Wednesday afternoon, OF her
daughter. Miss Nina Hurd. to Albert
Madison The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Myron Adams. of the
Warren-ave. Baptist church The
bride, who wore pretty bridal gown
OF white silk and lace. was attended
by Mrs John Sterneman as matron
OF honor and Dare Hurd acted as best
man. An informal reception followed
the ceremony, after which the young
couple departed on the Eastern States
4 for wedding trip They will reside
In Detroit.
In response TO invitations issued by
Mrs. ~ j. Corey, the Garrck theater
was filed with a brilliant audience.
Tuesday evening. for an evening OF
excerpts from grand operas given by
members OF Mrs Corey's vocal classes
The program presented q soloists, l6
choristers and a selected orchestra of
IA players under Concertmeister Will
liam Yunck.-Mr. Corey conducted.
Selections from many well-known
operas were given. and several quite
new to local concertgoers. The work
of the singers reflected the utmost
credit upon Mrs. Corey's training in
voice production. stage department
and the traditions of opera, and the
applause was sincere and discriminate |
ing. The stage was set in the cor
rect scenery for each opera given and
in most instances the text was sung !
In English. At the close OF the pro- |
. gram Mrs. Corey was presented with !
a handsome bouquet and heartily con- |
graduated upon the success of the
evening which was unique in the an
mails OF local music.
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st. Vincents church Will be beauti- |,
the wedding of Miss Helen Kathryne
Kinsella, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |
Thomas c. Kinsella, No. 500 Four
teenth-ave., to John G. Rabaut, Jr..
which Is to be celebrated at 9 o'clock
with high nuptial mass, the Rev.
James G.. Doherty officiating. The
young couple are very popular not
only in St. Vincent's parish. OF which
they are members. but among a wide
circle OF friends. The bride will wear
handsome lace gown over duchesse
satin, with tulle veil fastened with
orange blossoms, and will carry a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
She will be attended by her sister.
Miss Gertrude Kinsella, who will wear
a dainty frock of soft maize satin. Lit
tie Ruth McHugh will be ring bearer.
Leo p. Rabaut, brother of the groom,
will be best man, and the following
will usher: Bernard Rabaut, Louis
Rabaut. william McKettrick and Har-
nv Breitmeyer. Following the cere-
pnony tho bridal marty and members of