The Detroit times., 1910-06-03

IN CAilIOfnlh anu nave Opeucu
Dme az No. $40 Seminole-ave.
ma Mrs. ORA b. Taylor sail
for Europe, To spend the
motoring In Spain and Switz-
They Will be Joined later by
Mrs. z. B. Caldwell.
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management Is announced OF
:. Helen Naomi Anderson, daugh-
H Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Anderson,
70 H. Lee Cruso, OF Fort
lAshlar lodge. No. 81. F. C A. M,
[<R give river party on the fash
Friday evening. the boat In
the foot OF Griswold-st. at 1880
y. for Sugar island. where there
two-hours stay for dancing.
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and Mrs. Gaylord Yost are IN
oit for q fortnfght's visit with
ktiyes before resuming their musi-
ENGAGEMENTS. In Berkeley, CAL,
Yost was one OF the soloists at
recent big music festival held in
~ famous open-air theater there.
<n the residence OF the officiating
Fgyman, the Rev. T. Walker Nal
>1n. Of ST. Andrews Presbyterian
{srch, wednesday afternoon. Miss
X4yme L. Fitzpatrick, OF Pittsneld,
<ass.,A was married to Marvin J. Nc
Qnald, OF Detroit.
Prof. n. d. T. HOLSTER, OF the Uni
crafty OF Michigan, will give lee
lbro recital on Macbeth Friday
Egening, at s o'clock, in the West
<Inster Presbyterian church, This
4iIf be Prof. HOLSTERS first appear
nee In Detroit as an interpreter OF
shakespeare, a field In which he Is
AZ 20 excel.
The marriage of Miss Zanella Hoy,
Ihuehter of Mrs. Richard F. Hoy. to
KaIentine NJ Hermann, OF Chicago,
Mn be quietly celebrated Wednes-
lay. June 8, In st. Aloysius' church.
owing to the recent death OF the
brides father, the wedding guests
will be limited to the immediate rela-
Iiyes.
Russell A. Alger, Jr., and Frederick
M. Alger have taken n party of ten
men friends on a two-weeks' cruise
% their yacht "Colonia," going as far
north as Duluth. The guests include:
Truman H. Newberry. Frank H. Croul.
Judge James o. Muffin. Frank II.
Clark. Henry d. Sheldon, Howard g.
Cyrus Z. Lothrop and
Charles Pike, the latter of Chicago.
The marriage OF Miss Rhoda Har-
rineton, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Harrington. to Ralph Sweet.
81 Carsonville, Mich, was celebrated
in the home of the bride s
parents, No. az Beach-st. About fifty
Tuerts witnessed the ceremony in the
orottiiy decorated rooms. The Rec.
Maurice Penfield Fixes. OF the Wood
Baptlst church, officiated.
After June 10, the couple will be at
home at No. AZ Beech-st.
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\ Graduating exercises for the class OF
1910 OF the Detroit Commercial col
sge were held Wednesday evening In
he Church OF Our Father, when Wood.
bridge N. Ferris. Of Big Rapids. Mich.
kas the principal speaker. Diplomas
we're presented by Charles F. Zulauf,
and A. ]. Cignac, president of the
class, made the response.
A musical and literary program was
given.
Detroit assembly, No. 1919, Loyal
will give a card party and
lance at National Union hall. Monday
evening, June 6. The affair will be
interesting in view Of the
TACT that II will mark the amalgama-
lion OF Delray assembly, No. 1114, with
Detroit assembly and the removal OF
both assemblies to a central meeting
place. Several state officers will at
tend the party, to which upwards OF
400 invitations have been issued.
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The home and school graduating
OF the Twentieth Century
club will give a card party, Friday
afternoon, In the Century building,
for the benefit of the purchase fund
Of the building.
An attractive program, we'll calcu-
lated to disclose the many beauties
Of the splendid new organ In the
North woodward Baptist church has
been arranged for the inaugural or.
gan recital to be given In the church.
Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, by Prof.
w. H. Ddnley, of indianapolis. design
err Of the instrument Prof. Donley
will be assisted by Mrs. Carolyn
Haynes, Of Cincinnati. a well-known
church soprano Of that city. Tickets
for the recital have been placed OF
fifty cents, the proceeds to go toward
the building fund.
About 80 OF his friends surprised
Capt John Lennane, Wednesday
evening, at his home. No. s25 Trum-
bull-ave., on the occasion Of the TWEEN.
ty-eighth marriage anniversary of the
Capt. and Mrs Lennane. Judge Phelan
was POSTMASTER and speeches were
made by Aid. Garvey, James Hayes,
Henry 8. Doran- Bert Evans. John Il.
Taagan, John Archer, L. J. Ouelette
and Patrick w. Heating. Gifts were
made to the captain and his wife from
those present and a little side" sur
prise was the presentation OF hand
some raincoat to Aid. Garvey whose
fortisth birthday anniversary 1t hap
pened TO be.
one Of the most beautiful weddings
ever celebrated in the Fort-st. Presby.
terrain church took place, Wednesday,
evening, when Miss Jean Alice Nc
Laughlin, daughter of the late Robert
Mclaughlin, was married TO James
scripps Booth, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George a. Booth, of Cranbrook Farm,