The Detroit times., 1910-06-16
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Sugar Island.
Detroil Council, knights of Colum
bus. viii give the annual outing
Thursday TO Lake Huron. on tn,
steamer Greyhound.
Mrs Clinton Spalding. No. 129 Tay
Tor ave-, was the hostess OF a bridge
whist, Tuesday evening. entertaining
four tables OF women.
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Miss Florence T. Vine, or Toronto
who has been the guest OF her sister
Mrs Robert w. Hamilton, No. 81
Clairmount-ave.. for several weeks
has returned home.
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The Western High School alumni
river ride will be given on the steam
er Pleasure. Thursday evening. the
Loaf 10 leave the Woodward-ave. dock
at S o'clock sharp.
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Mrs. A. D. Brathwaite. OF Toronto
who has been much entertained dur
ing hei stay i'm Detroit was the guest
of honor AT a luncheon ar the Coun-
try club. Wednesday, OF which Mrs
Wetinore Hunt was hostess
Swift Richie. son OF Major c. -
Richie, OF the United States lighthouse
survey. stationed AT Detroit. passed
the required physical and mental ex-
8minations necessary for admittanco
TO Annapolis and will be admitted as
a midshipman at the academy i'm
mediately Young Richie is not yet
10 years old.
st. Albertus' church will hold the
fourth annual excursion 10 Toledo,
Sunday, June 10, the steamer Grey
hound TO leave the Griswold-st doc {
at $50 O'clock Four hours will lie
given in Toledo and the excursionists
will be Lack i'm Detroit AZ 10 o'clock
sunday evening.
Among the graduates ~ the Nazarth
academy. Kalamazoo, Mich. are the
following Detroiters: Miss Gladys
hall. Richard Connolly John +.
Hynes, George Kempf, Chester Wells,
George ID. Halter and George Sanger.
Commencement exercises took place
In the academy, TUESDAY. and diplo-
mas and gold medals We're awarded.
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Mrs. Charles b. King gave a delight
full afternoon affair. Tuesday, inviting
q number OF friends to hear Mrs.
Thompson Burton, of Youngstown, o..
read that charming story The Dawn
OF Tomorrow" with musical setting
played by Andrew Haigh. Following
the program. which was delightfully."-
given and much enjoyed. tea was
served, Miss Madeline King assisting.
The marriage, Of Miss Louise Mosher
Bentley, daughter Of Mrs. NJ ID. Bent
ley, Of this city, To J. Lewis Parks,
Jr., OF New York. will DC celebrated
at high noon. Saturday, June Is, in
Calvary church, New York city The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. DR.. J. Lewis Parks, rector OF Cal
vary church and father of the groom.
The young couple will reside in New
York
The third annual commencement
exercises OF the Detroit Technical In
stitute Will be held In the Y NJ. c. A.
hall, Friday evening. Henry w. Hoyt,
of the Great Lakes Engineering Co,
will give an address on Industrial
education" anG there will be a must
cal program by the y. NJ. G. a. Or
chestra The following will graduate:
Ferdinand c. Bellmore, George l..
Fleming, Morris Scbechter. Harry T..
Nudge, Isaak Ekelman. William A.
Kaminiski, Victor J. Szmigiel, Charles
p. Whiteshield and George NJ. Ander-
son.
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The Higgins High school will hold
the June commencement exercises In
the school auditorium. Monday after
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graduating exercises Tuesday even
ing, June ri, at o'clock. The al
dress will be given by Prof. Charles
Zueblin, Winchester, Mass, and
Principal William Ligltbody Will
present the diplomas. The following
are the graduates: Mary Louise Cas-
sell, Vida NJ. Graden. Margaret Z.
Keppan. Stella ]. Mass and Mary Ether
Seely. The class colors are lavender
and green and the class flower the lily
of the valley with wis die Arbeit,
SO der Lohn" for the class motto.
pleasing program OF music and ad-
dresses has been arranged for both
the commencement and graduation
exercises.
Mrs. John S Newberry invited a
number Of guests to the Country club,
Tuesday evening. TO meet Mr. and
Mrs. William Burton Piersol. OF Ber-
lin, Germany. and to listen TO one OF
the most delightful musicales OF the
social season. Mrs. Piersol was for
merly Miss Marie Ladue, daughter Of
MI. and Mrs Austin Y. Ladue. of this
city, and connected with many OF De-
troirs oldest families. Before her
marriage last fall she had attained
considerable fame as concert and
light opera singer possessing a color
atura soprano voice that has been
well developed. During her residence
In Berlin, Mrs. Piersol has been
studying. and I'm the several numbers
which she sang Tuesday evening for
the pleasure of Mrs. Newberry s
guests. her voice and accomplishments
delighted her hearers. Mr.. Piersol ID
also singer and his tlss voice was
heard to good advantage In operate
arias Both Mr.. and Mrs. Piersol in
tend to adopt the opera stage. Miss
Alice Laduc also contributed several
songs with pleasing effect. Mrs. Mark
B. Stevens and Miss Alice Lydeckel
played the accompaniment. Mr. and
Mrs Piersol's visit In Detroit will end
rext week, when they Will go to Phil
adeiphia, TO remain with Mr.. Piersol's
parents until they sail for Germany
July Is.
FenInore Blake In Trouble Again.