The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Ollo Kirchner viii
spend the summer In Holland. sailing
June 20.
Miss Murray, OF Washington. viii
arrive In Detroit, Wednesday, TO be
the guest OF Miss Carol Newberry. al
Crosse Pointe Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Sumner and DR..
and Mrs. Theodore McGraw, Jr., leave
the end OF the month for a trip
through the Yellowstone Park.
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DR.. and Mrs. Henry j. Hartz, whose
marriage took place In Utica, N. Y.
Saturday are guests at the Hotel
Plaza In New York.
O.
Mrs. G. II. Barbour Mrs. Estelle
Barbour Stillnan and the Misses
Katharine and Dorothy Rhodes left,
Tuesday. for Watch Hill. where they
will spend the summer.
A large number of Detroit friends
OF Mr. and Mrs. William Tent Bar
bour went out to the Barbours' beau
tifu! home, Briarbank, In Bloomfield
Hills. Tuesday afternoon, FOR an after
neon tea and musicale.
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The Rev. Octavius Edgelow. of st.
Stephens Episcopal church, left De-
troit, Monday, for Racine. Wis, to at
tend the graduation exercises of Ra-
cine college, from which his son, Az
thur Edgelow. will graduate. Before
returning to Detroit. Mr.. Edgelow and
/ A. all led Srtn do In,
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Mrs John s. Newberry will give a
reception and musicale, Tuesday
evening. at the Country club. In honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Piersol. OF
Berlin, Germany Mrs. Piersol. was
formerly Miss Marie Ladue, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Y. Ladue, and
is a niece Of Mrs. Newberry.
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The roses OF June will decorate the
residence Of Mrs. Frank +. Dolan.
No. 70 Calvert-ave., Wednesday even
ing. for the marriage Of her sister.
Miss Florence Marie Burns. to Walter
Lewis Smith. OF Boston. After an ex-
tended European trip the young coup
lie will make their home In Sleeps
head Bay, L. l.
Palestine lodge will give a river
party. Wednesday afternoon, for mem
bers, their families and friends. The
steamer Pleasure will be at the Wood
ward-ave. dock from until o'clock
and will leave promptly at the latter
hour for the St Clair Flats. where
dinner will be served at the Star
Island house. although basil I
luncheons will be in order for those
who prefer 1t. There will be music for
dancing and a special program for
those who do not care to dance. On
the return the boat will stop at Wood
ward-ave. dock at 1890 o'clock for
those who wish to get home early. the
boat TO go out again until midnight for
special cruise.
Mrs. w. G. Henry will give q din
rer. Thursday, for Mrs. Ellis Jackson,
of Philadelphia. who is The guest OF
Mrs. John b. Ford. Mrs. Jackson has
been much entertained during her
visit In Detroit. Mrs. Martin Ken
nedy, OF Johnstown, Pa, will arrive In
the city, Thursday, to be the guest OF
Mrs. Ford
luNtdtlOuS nave Deeu lSSueu by
Miss Minnie c. Deiderich. for a must
Gale by herself and pupils. Tuesday
evening, in the Century building. The
program Is made up of The classics
and promises to display the accom-
rlishments Of both pupils and teacher
as well as providing an enjoyable
evening for those invited
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The graduating exercises OF the De-
troit University school will take place
Thursday evening. June 16, In the
First Congregational church. The ad-
dress will be given by Prof Charles
Hubbard Judd. Of the University of
Chicago, on "a practical education :"
The Rev. James NJ. Barley will de-
liver the Invocation and a program Of
music will be played by Truman j.
Wolcott, organist, and Prof. William
Yunck, violinist The manual train
Ing department is holding an exhibit
ton In the school at present which is
attracting great interest. = Monday
afternoon and evening, when the ex-
hibit was opened to visitors. the rooms
were crowded and much praise was
heard on all sides for the students
whose work was shown