The Detroit times., 1910-05-18


DIR. and Mrs. b. C. whitney. Mr.
and Mrs. Orla b. Taylor and Mrs r.
g. McMath. who spent fortnight al
French Lick Springs, later going 10
Chicago, and thence to New YORK.
have returned to Detroit.
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A free public lectures on The SPIT
itual significance OF the WORLDWIDE
socialist movement" will be given by
the Rev. William Thurston Brown, OF
Salt Lake City. in the First Unitarian
church, Wednesday evening, May 10
at 1880 o'clock.
MFR. and Mrs. Edward Beck, OF Mont
real. Que, formerly OF Detroit, nave
gone 10 Bermuda for the benent Oh
Mrs. Eeck's health, and will remain
In the islands some time. MIR, Beck
is managing editor OF the Montreal
Herald and was formerly weil-khoWh
Detroit newspaper man.
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Mrs. Marianne Stevens, or Nassar'
Mich, who is the guest OF her daush'
ter, Mrs. Carrie Gale, No. 81 Pasadena
ave, was given surprise party by
number of her friends, Sunday aiteF,
noon. the occasion of her eighty'thlrd
birthday. The supper table was pref
THY decorated In pink and gold.
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A marriage of interest to Detro'ters
was celebrated in Pittsburg, Saturday
afternoon, when Miss Mary Esther
Mason, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mason, OF that city, was mar
ried to Edward Townsend Tripler oil
Detroit. The ceremony was performed
IN st. Johns church and was lash
ionable affair.
There Ia much interest in the pro-
duction OF the rural comedy drama
"Cinders," by the Lyceum Dramatic
club. in the Garrick theater, Thursday,
eyening, for the benefit Of st. Fran
els Home for Orphans. The club num-
bers several clever amateurs and the
play promises to be we'll presented.
Mrs. John Weidman will play the title
role Of Cinders.
The Chamber Music society board OF
directors, recently elected, held
meeting, Monday, in the Hotel Pont-
chartrain, and elected the following
officers: President, Miss Clara Dyar;
vice.president Mrs. Gourlay Arm
strong; secretary, Mrs. Otto Kirch'
ner: treasurer, Mrs. Archibald Carey.
Mrs. Clara Koehler Heberlein will be
musical director for the ensuing year,
as she has been since the organization
Of the society.
Frederick X. Stearns, the retiring
president of the Detroit Orchestral
association, was the guest OF honor
at a dinner in the Detroit club, Mon.
day evening. rendered him by the new
oficers and board OF directors OF the
association. Among those present
were w. II. Murphy F. NJ. Alger, N. u
Corey, Charles Moore, John Scott, Lem
w. Bowen. c. l.. Freer, K. s. George, |
w. G. Leland and j. Harrington Wal
ker.
The commencement exercises OF the
Grace Hospital Training School Tor
Nurses will take place Wednesday
evening, at 8 o'clock, In Chaftee's hail
bishop c. ID. williams will deliver the
address to the graduating class; DIT
Oscar lie Seure will present the
diplomas, and DR.. s. H. Knight the
class pins. An orchestra and several
soloists will provide a program OF
nusic and literary numbers. Follow
ing the exercises a reception Will be
held at the Helen Newberry Nurses
Home from $3.50 until 1880 o'clock.
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Real hard work is the lot these days
OF the young women and men engaged
In the musical extravaganza, PROBES
sor Napoleon" to be produced for char
ity In the Garrick theater, the week
OF May 80. Rehearsals are held hourly
from 2 o'clock in the afternoon until
9 o'clock at night. each section of the
chorus having its own particular
hours drill The young people enter
into the spirit of the affair most heart
ily and their faithfulness at rehear-
sails promises an unusually successful
production.
Three ladies from the Condor De-
batting club will engage in a public
debate with three men from the Con-
don Literary club, in the Emmanuel
Presbyterian church, Thursday even
ing, May 10, at 7:45 o'clock, on the
question Resolved, That a country
a
man OF limited means than a city
girl" The ladies to argue for the
Affirmative will be Miss Minnie l..
Lempke, Miss Laura A. Swayze, Miss
Alma p. Lockhart, and the negative
will be taken by G. r. Burke, II. IA.
Lorgion and A. G. Richardson. The
judges will be Prof. John Merrill,
Archie Ferguson and John P. Ken
needy.
Mrs. Charles +. Bielman has re-
turned from Chicago. where she at
tended the meeting Of the Women's
Whist league. In addition to winning
three top scores in the open pair con-
tests, Mrs. Bielman and Mrs. c. A.
Waterhouse, of Boston, former presi-
dent OF the league. secured the high
est cumulative score in the pair and
team tourney, for which only top-score
players were eligible, and for which
beautiful prizes we're awarded Mrs.
Bielmaf was the recipient of many so
cial attentions In Chicago, where she
has a host OF friends.
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Prof. A. III. Griffith, of the Museum
Of Art. will give a free illustrated
lecture on art and travel" Thursday
evening, at O'Clock, In the Sunday
school hall of Bethel Evangelical
Lutheran church, Mt Eliott.ave. and
Hsndricks-st.
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