The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-19
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Mr.. and Mrs. David c. Whitney will
spend the summer in Europe. sailing
May 25 from New York for southern
Europe
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ST. Agnes auxiliary, knights OF st.
John, will give q pedro party .ld hop
Thursday evening, in their hail, No.
ass Gratiot-aYe.
The final Thursday evening game OF
i the season OF the Detroit Whist club
will be held Thursday evening, May
Is, in the Bowles building.
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The engagement is announced or
Miss Augusta Berger. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs, Charles d. Berger, TO
Charles Welker, the marriage TO take
place early in June.
A program OF addresses and music
and 5-oclOck ten Will be given at the
Protestant Orphan asylum Thursday
afternoon, TO commemorate the
sesenty-fourth anniversary of the
founding OF the institution and the
eighteenth annual Founders day.
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Miss Isabelle APPEL will give a piano
recital Friday evening, at S:15
O'clock, In Chaffee hall. Miss Apel,
whose ability as pianist is we'll
known. will play an attractive pro
gram that includes the best OF the
classics OF various schools. The re-
cital is by Invitation only.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Warren
and family left Thursday for New
York TO sail Saturday morning on the
Lapland for The Hague. MIR. War
rem goes abroad as one OF the counsel
for the United States In the settle
ment of the North Atlantic fisheries
dispute with Great Britain The tri-
bunal will meet In The Hague, begin.
ming It's sessions June l.
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On Wednesday afternoon, in the
residence of the officiating clergyman,
the Ret T. Walker Malcolm. of st.
Andrews Presbyterian church, Miss
Helen Stevens was married TO Jesse
c. Tryon The bride was attended
by, Miss French and the groom by VII.
liam j. Stevens. The young couple
will make their home at Frederick
and Rivardsts., following honey
moon trip
1 Invitations have been received In
Detroit for the marriage of Miss Mary
Charlotte Bishop, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Lord Bishop. OF New
York. TO DR.. William Ernest Blodgett,
Of Detroit, 20 take place at high noon.
Thursday. June 2, in the Church of the
Epiphany, Lexington.ave. and Thirty
first-st., New York After July /, the
couple will be at home at No 36S
John R.-st., Detroit
Miss Marjorie Davies will give a
bridge tea Thursday afternoon In he:
home In the Pasadena, in honor of
Miss Jean Mclaughlin, whose mar
riage To- James Scripps Booth will
take place June /. Miss Mclaughlin
will be much entertained during the
next fortnight Miss Nathalie Arthur
will be the hostess at an informal
reception for Miss Mclaughlin and
Miss Eloise Dickerson, in her home,
No. 90 Boston boulevard, Thursday
afternoon, May 26.
The rehearsals for Professor Ma
! polecn," the musical extravaganza In
which 700 Detroiters are taking part.
4 to be given in the Garrick theater,
! the week of May 81. will be conducted
on the Garrick stage, Friday and Sat
5'urday. Heretofore these rehearsals
have been held In the Century build
ing, but now the army of participants
4 Is so well advanced that full stage re-
| hearsals have been ordered. The
performances will be given from May
81 to June 4, inclusive. and the pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the Detroit
/ Industrial School and Free Kinder
|garten.
"In Yama Yama Land" the musical
extravaganza to be given In the Des
troit opera house Thursday and Fri
4 day evenings by the Detroit Bank
. Clerks. promises TO be one OF the brit
4 liant amateur productions of the sea-
son. An array Of clever soloists will
4 be backed by chorus of 100 men, and
4 the latest song novelties will be a
feature OF the varied program. Hal
ley's comet Is due 10 arrive at 9:45
o'clock and will be welcomed with ap-
propriate ceremony. Although the adj
vance sale OF seats indicates bumper
audiences. there are still many good
seats 10 be had at the box Office OF
the theater.
Tokvo Ie onsidaring the erection Of