The Detroit times., 1910-08-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Hargreaves
and Miss Hargreaves. OF No. 419' Vine
wood'ave.. are spending August NJ the
scashore.
\ Mrs. Walter T. Bradford and her
TWO children left Wednesday for st.
Joseph. Mich, for two weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Fish
or Memorial church will give An Ice
cream social in the parlors OF the
church Friday evening, August s.
A large crowd participated In the
Held day and basket picnic OF the An
cient Order OF Hibernians and Ladies'
auxiliary OF Wayne county, TO Bots
Blanc Thursday.
Among Detroiters sailing for Europe
Thursday morning from New York TO
Bremen on the Prinz Friedrich Will
neim was Miss Sarah l.. Owen. No Al
Coiiingwood-ave.. who goes abroad TO
further her studies In art.
me Baroness Won Ketteler. OF Ber-
m who has been the guest of her
teher Henry B. Ledyard, Crosse
folnte Farms. for some time past, left
Thursday morning for Banff. In the
Canadian Rockies. accompanied by
Miss Florence Pond.
Thirty department heads and sales
men Of the Bull Hardware Co., were
the guests OF the firm at an annual
dinner held Wednesday evening at
Klenk's Lighthouse Inn. Following
the dinner an informal toast list
rounded out an enjoyable evening Of
good fellowship.
The Detroit Motor Boat club will
make It's third annual cruise to Chat
ham, Ont, Saturday and SUNDAY Of
this week. The fleet will be led by
Commodore William z. Scripps' nag
ship Narmada. The citizens Of Chat
ham. from the mayor down. have made
great preparations to royalty enter
tain the visitors.
The marriage q Miss Katheryn
WEIGH, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
M. Hartley, to Harry Walsh, was
quietly celebrated in this city. Tues.
day, August 2. Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh
will spend their honeymoon In Peter
borough. Ont, their former home, and
later will take up their residence In
IPlainheld. Ill.
With an attendance Of upwards OF
5000 the annual outing of the Retail
Grocers' association. Wednesday, to
Tashmoo park proved one OF the most
successful ever held under the gro
GERS auspices. The athletic program
furnished fine sport for the contes-
tants and much amusement for the
onlookers., Most OF the grocery stores
in the city were closed to permit en-
rloyes to enjoy the outing.
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Mrs. Frederick NJ. Alger has given
the use of her beautiful home at
Crosse Pointe Farms to the Woman's
sunion OF the Crosse Pointe Evangeli-
!, cal church for an afternoon musicale
Thursday, August IL. In aid Of the
maintenance fund of the church. The
musical program Is In the hands OF
Mrs. Clara Koehler-Heberlein who
will be assisted by Miss Louise pavi-
ron,. violinist. and Harold Armstrong.
baritone. The program will begin at
I o'clock.
I An especially fine program has been
arranged by Conductor Neddermeyer
Of Neddermeyer's concert band now
playing in the Wayne garders for FRI
day evening. when the members of the
Harmonic society and their families
will be the guests OF Mr.. Neddermsy-
er and James r. Hayes. The pro-
gram will be entirely by German COM
posers, and will include selections
from wagner's "Tannhauser" and
Lohengrin." LISTS Les Preludes'
and a fantasia on Songs Of the Faith
prland." Secretary Leidich, OF the
Harmonic society. says that a Har.
monte membership card Is all that Is
necessary for admittance to the con-
cert.