The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-10
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The annual closing party OF the
Garand Dancing academy will be Civ
en- Monday evening, June Is. In the
academy.
Mrs. Olive M. Johnson. OF Fruitvaie.
Cal, will speak on Socialism In
Concordia hall Friday evening at
1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Robert Shaw Mason, No. IVA
Canfield-ave. west. will be the hostess
OF q reception. Friday. In honor OF
Mrs. Edward Massey and Miss Frances
Clarke.
The Condor Literary club will give
q banquet. Saturday evening, at the
Fellowcraft club. George NJ. Condor
will act IS POSTMASTER
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Larned left
Thursday TO- their summer home In
Charlottetown. Prince Edward Island,
to remain until September.
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The Central High School Alumni
reunion at Sugar Island. Saturday, Is
expected to attract an unusually large
crowd. An elaborate program OF
sports has beer arranged, there Will
be dancing in the pavilion and every
effort made TO provide entertainment
for all who attend.
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Detroit Will entertain the annual
state pic1.c OF the Loyal Americans
of the Republic In August. and for
the purpose OF appointing an enter
tainment committee. the local lodges
h.>l ttnp In
wednesday evening, and planned de-
tails of entertainment for the two
days event Following the business
session card party was held. souve-
Mrs being awarded TO Mrs A. ii.
Gansser OF Bay City; Mrs. Flora
Boyle. Mrs. Louise Trombley and
others.
The Michigan Authors association
was formed. Thursday. In a meeting
held In the Hotel Cadillac. with the
following officers: President Frederic
8. Isham; first president, Ben
jamin Comfort second vice-president.
Miss Jennie Starkey: third vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Lucy A. Leggett; cor
responding secretary, Frederick II.
Ziegen: recording-secretary. Carrie b.
Stewart; treasurer. the Rev c. l.. Ar
mold; press representative. Cora De
Puy; historian. Josephine b. S. Colon
librarian, Nora Fern Wood. The as
ISOLATION will meet every two weeks
ut No. rs Park building.
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The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Beecher Read, of Utica. n. Y. to DR..
Henry J. Hartz. Of Detroit, will be
lAh I'D M ioh m
the home Of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Read. No 300
Mary-st. Utica. The wedding will be
q quiet home affair. The Rev. DR..
Harding will perform the ceremony
according to the Episcopal ritual. Miss
Grace Read will be maid of honor, and
George A. Ducharme. OF Detroit, will
be best man. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Hartz and son. Boynton Hartz. and
Judge Alfred j. Murphy will accom-
pany DR.. Hartz TO Utica. The couple
will 60 TO the Catskill mountains. for
q honeymoon and later to Europe for
several months stay ~
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The Very Rev. r. J. Baumgartner.
chancellor Of the diocese OF Detroit,
celebrated his thirty-fourth annivers-
airy OF entrance TO the priesthood,
Thursday. FIR. Baumgartner celebrat-
ed mass In the early morning. and
later In the day received his brother
priests and friends informally. FIR.
Baumgartner was ordained In st.
Mary's church, St. Clair. Mich. June
8. 1876. by the late Bishop Borgess..
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Miss Margaret Young and Thomas
A. Henry were quietly married In the
residence of the officiating clergyman,
the Rev It Walker Malcolm. of st.
Andrews Presbyterian church. We'd
nesday evening. Miss Cora Schildbach
and Daniel McGovern were the at
tendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry will
reside at No. 1857 HarDer-aye.