The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-30

hummer Ia Magnolia. Mass.
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Epiphany Guild. OF Epiphany church,
wiil give an Ice cream social at tho
parish house, Friday evening.
DIR. M. w. Lau and family, of No.
ios peia~areave.. leave. Friday, to
spend the summer at Pearl Beach
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| Among the hostesses 10 entertain nj
the Country club. July 4, will be Mrs.
Burt Shuriy. who will give large
dinner party.
Mrs. Edwin s. Barbour was the
hostess OF delightfully."- arranged
luncheon, Thursday noon, the honor
guest being Mrs Martin Kennedy.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl Bonning and the
MISSES Booming and DR.. Herman
nieier. were among number Of De-
troiters sailing for Europe. Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney T. Miller, Miss
Miller and Sidney T. Miller. Jr., left
Thursday morning for the Huron
Mountain club. where they will spend
the summer.
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Mrs f. ID. Stair and family, who
nave been In Europe since last fall,
are now at their summer home, Great
Neck l.. l., where they will remain
until September. K
Miss Gladys Mcmillan. who has
been the guest OF her cousin, Miss
Gwedolyn Currie, for several months.
VIII leave next week for her home.
In Colorado Springs.
The marriage OF Miss Harriet Cand-
Ter, daughter OF James W. Gambler,
NO. "a Melbourne-ave., to Charles Or
rim Ford. will take place. Tuesday,
July 8, In the home of the bride.
The Rev. William Byron Forbush
and Mrs. Forbush. OF No III Taylor
ave, chaperoning a party. sailed from
New York, Wednesday morning, for
twormonths' tour of the British Isles.
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K Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harrington Walker
will entertain a number of Detroit
guests at their cottage In Magnolia,
Mass, during the summer. the first
OF these guests. Miss Sara E. Burn
ham, leaving Thursday.
The engagement OF Miss Christine
Eleanor karrer. daughter OF Mrs. Ca
roline karrer, to DR.. John r. Van
Loon Is announced, the wedding to
take place Tuesday. July IL.
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The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth AL
bert TO Lewis J. DeYoung, will be
quietly celebrated. Thursday evening.
In the home Of the brides sister, Mrs
J. X. Berliner. No. Ss5 ST. Antoine-st,.
Rabbi Hcrschman officiating.
One OF the largest excursions OF the
season took place, Wednesday, to Bots
Blanc. when about 5000 Presbyterians
representing the Sunday schools of 10
churches enjoyed an outing The
Brittania, Columbia and Promise we're
| required to accommodate the crowd.
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Dr. and Mrs. Milton r. Richards
leave, Saturday. for California. where
DR. Richards will attend the American
| Institute of Homeopathy convention in
! Pasadena, July 1915. Later DR.. and
! Mrs. Richards will continue their
4 western trip to include the Canadian
Northwest.
Mrs. r. Chandler will give a yacht
ing party. Friday afternoon, on her
yacht The Pastime. in honor OF Miss
Helen Gersghty. Of Chicago, and a
number OF the younger set. Miss
Kathleen Rumney will entertain for
Miss Geraghty at a dinner at the
Country club. Saturday evening.
/ An enjoyable program of Spring
time Songs" was given Wednesday
evening In the studios of Elvin Singer,
Gladwin building. by Mr. Singer and a
number of his pupils. The musicale
attracted a large audience, and there
was plenty OF appreciation and APP
\ plause for those taking part.
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\ Mrs. w. W. Hannah will be the hos
\ tess Of theater party in the Temple.
| followed by supper at the Hotel Pont
! chartrain, Thursday evening. In honor
I Of MISS Leila Carpenter and her Vas
Mcwilliams, Staten Island; Miss
! Miss Hilda wilkins, Stamford, N. Y,
ster, Mass.
The North Woodward NJ. E. church
was beautifully decorated for the mar
rage, Wednesday at high noon. OF
Miss Elaine Western, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Western. to Samuel {.
Moore, OF Muskegon. Mich. The bride
has been a popular teacher j.
Alger school The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. George Elliott,
pastor Of the church. The couple will
make their home IN Muskegon.
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The North Wool ARC Baptist church
was flied, Wednesday evening, for the
graduating exercises OF the Thomas
Normal Training school. when 163
young women from various parts of
the country received diplomas from
the departments Of domestic science.
manual training, physical culture, mu-
sic, drawing and domestic art. The
address was given by the Rev F. ID.
Leete, of the Central NJ. r. church.
PRAYER was offered by the Rev. r. w.
Young, pastor IF the North Woodward
Baptist. and diplomas presented by
Miss Jennie Thomas, director of the
school.
Gustin Wright and Nine. Wright. OF
Paris, are expected In Detroit next
week, to spend some time with Mr..
Wright's parents. DR.. and Mrs. E. NJ.
Wright, No. 1876 Clairmount-ave. Mr..
. Wright has resided In Europe for
about Is years, going there TO study