The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-25

dreds OF disappointed wOuld-De Hck"t
buyers. the play, will be repeated al al
early date.
John NJ. Welch, OF WEIGH Bros, real
estate dealers and Mrs. WEIGH have
returned from brief tour of Europe.
I'm which they visited the principal
cities OF Germany. Italy aud Austria.
/ Mr.. Welch says he was impressed by
the increasing knowledge OF the Eng
fish language among Europeans, In
the public schools OF italy the study OF
English is compulsory, ne says.
Detroit alumni 1uf Harvard have rc7
ceived ballots for the nomination of
"Oyerseers" TO take Office commence
ment day. June % ON the list of sug-
gested names are those of Theodore
Roosevelt Charles w. Eliot, president
emeritus of Harvard, aud Secretary
of the Navy Never. There are six
vacancies TO be filled on the board OF
OVerscers. five for the full term OF six
years. and one for TWO years TO NIL a
vacancy caused by death.
Miss Callister. student OF the
! homeopathic Medical college, gave a
| luncheon in her apartments In the
Madison. Saturday noon. to the wo-
men OF the college, In honor OF Miss
| Myra r. Babcock. the only woman
and the Youngest member OF the
graduating class OF the college. Miss
I Callister wps assisted in receive.ng
! by Miss Bessie Coffin.
The annual oratoricGl contestof- the
/ Detroit College OF Law will be held
, Tuesday evening, In the y. VI c. A.
hall, at S o'clock, when the following
orations will be given: Political par
ties and partisanship. John j, Sloan /;
The trusts and the tariff H. Am
| brose stevenson "A National Holt
/ day" Paul r. Colombo; Logan
I natures nobleman, Walter Gehrke
The younger generation rs. Old
/ Glory" Harold n Smilansky; The
| Army canteen." Van II. Ring The
medals for the winners OF the contest
I will be presented by George r.
Monaghan and Philip A. McHugh.
! Miss Stella NJ. Karrer. daughter OF
simon T. KarTer. was quietly married
10 Leon &. l.achat, Saturday. by ;he
Rev. r. i. Livingstone. :. j.. Ia IS
Peter and Pauls Jesuit church. Miss
/ Agnes NJ Karrer sister OF the bride
and George LaChat. brother OF the
groom acted as bridesmaid and best
man. respectively The bride wore an
embroidered Swiss gown draped Witn
I her mothers white silk embroidered
wedding shawl ON account OF recent
bereavement In the family OF the bride
no invitations were issued. After a
wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Lachat " III
reside In StClair-ave.. Crosse Poin-e
Women engaged as writer's on the
T DetTOIt newspapers met Saturday eve
ming Tor supper al the Dixie Tea Shop
for the purpose OF forming an infor-
NAL organization for social purposes.
The organization Will be known as
! Detroit Newspaper Women, and Is
composed only Of women who are
actively engaged in newspaper work
Ia Detroit The officers and member
snip follow; President, Ella law-
thornc Mccormick; secretary. Sara
Moore, treasurer. Ida Francis Vain,
chairman Of entertainment. Mamie V.
McIaughlin members. Bertha V.
OBrien. Elizabeth Putnam Gardiner,
! Elizabeth tombstone. Jennie o star
key. Hllla Montgomery. Jessie Fraser
Miriam Teichuer Nellie Gahagan
/ Pruela Janet Sherman. Charlotte
/ Tarsney. Gertrude Rutgers OBrieu
/ Katherine Van Dyke. Frances Cam
pau Sibley. Elizabeth Roberts Lifts
/ Alta Lawson 1.ittell Miss Millicent
/ Olmstead. Cleveland newspaper
writer. who IS in Detroit at present
1 In connection with the publicity
Z bureau OF the Industrial Exposition
To be held i'm Detroit this summer
was the guest % the Detroit News
paper Women at supper.
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