The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-20
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the ohildronl classes OF the Stras-
burg dancing school will be held Fri.
day evening In the school on sDroat-st.
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The juno graduating class OF the
Columbian school has elected the fol-
| lowing offioers; President, Zsnie Van
. dercook; vice-president, Sadie Read.
Ing; secretary. Katharine Grey; treas
ursr, HRxen Kunkel.
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Miss q. Book. OF No. Tie Gratiot.
ave-. will entertain group Of young
frisnds In her home. Sunday evening.
Tha same young people were the
guests OF Miss Clara Altman, No. sos
Elmwood-ave,, last Sunday.
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The Rev ]. NJ. Barley, pastor OF
the Forest.ave, Presbyterian church
and retiring moderator OF the General
Assembly. while In attendance at the
General Assembly. now being held IN
Atlantic City, IL guest at the Char
tonte.
The home and school graduating
committee OF the Twentieth Century
club will give q large card party In
the Century building, Friday after
noon, June s, for the purpose Of rails
Ing funds toward the purchase Of the
club building.
n The Rev. NJ. l. Stritch, S, j., witt
u give his famous lecture on Haley q
Comet" before the Northwestern Re-
search club, Monday evening, May 20,
IA old st. Leo's church. Residents OF
Northwestern Detroit are cordially IN.
: vited to attend
Miss Jacqueline Stephens and Miss
Janet Jones, OF Detroit will graduate
from Miss Spences school In New
York next week Their mothers, Mrs
Henry Stephens and Mrs. Lewis II.
Jones, will leave on Sunday for New
York TO attend the graduating exer.
ciBes.
Following the rehearsal Thursday
&evcning or the college widows, book.
worms, spooks and Japanese OF the
"Professor Napoleon" company, held
IN the Century building an informal
dance for the members of these
choruses was held. A dainty supper
was served at midnight
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The second annual excursion OF the
Central High School Alumni associca.
zion will be given Saturday, June IL,
10 Sugar Island. the Tashmoo having
been chartered for the day The at.
fair will be In the nature OF an old.
Fashioned basket picnic. An athletic
program will be part Of the days
hmusements. The excursion is given
fln DO fnT hn oil 10
held.
Portraits OF the late Mrs. Daniel
Bcotten and Mrs. Jacob Farrand were
presented To the Protestant Orphan
asylum, Thursday afternoon, at the
anniversary exercises and comment
pfation of the eighteenth annual Foun-
iers' day. Both women were greatly
Interested in the institution. A pro-
gram OF addresses, music and memoir
al services was given and the exer-
fises closed with a o'clock tea.
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Mrs. Charles Horton Metcalf was
Feelected regent of Louisa ST. Clair
ehApter. ID. "A. r., I'm the annual meet
ng, Thursday, I'm the Century building.
other officers were elected as follows:
gice-regent, Mrs. Henry Bourne JOY;
recording secretary, Mrs. Arthur Max.
veil Parker: corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Writ p. Doty: treasurer, Mrs. Ed
yard w. Stoddard: registrar. Miss Ida
Raymond: historian, Mrs. Talcott e.
Wing. Executive committee and Off
ers OF the chapter: Mrs. Richard n.
VIE, vice-state regent; Mrs. Frederic
Stevens, Mrs. Truman Fl. Newberry,
Mrs Bertram C. Whitney and Mrs
ella Tefft Barbour.