The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

1851 oASuiSioh Will tdhc piuCo ouu-
day, June IS, on the steamer fash
moo to Tashmoo park.
Mrs. william TENT Barbour will
give musicale Tuesday afternoon.
June IA. at her home, Briarbank,
Bloomfield Hills.
Fhe commencement exercises OF the
Detroit College OF Law class OF 1910,
will take place In the Garrick theater.
Thursday evening, June 16, at 8
o'clock.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Charlotte NJ. Moul-
ton, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otis d.
Moulton, TO Alfred v. LAPointe, the
wedding TO take place In IS. Peter
and Pauls church. Thursday morning.
June 16.
Detroit friends OF Robert Barr. the
well known author. formerly resi-
dent OF this city have received word
from London. that Mr. Barr Is serious
| ly Ill from heart trouble In bis Eng
lish home. Much concern Is felt Dy
his friends over HIS condition.
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The Western High School Alumni
associations river and lake ride to be
given on the steamer Pleasure, Thurs
day evening, June Is. promises to be
one of the most successful OF the sea-
sons functions and to set standard
for AFFAIRS Of this kind In the future.
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The engagement OF two young peo-
pie well known In musical circles has
just been announced. that OF Miss
Ethel Lillian Essman. daughter OF
Mrs. Florence M. Essman, OF No. as
Elm-st., to DR.. Lou McPhee. The
marriage will be quietly celebrated at
the home Of the brides mother, Tues
day, June FL.
Mrs. Therese Rolshoven. will accom-
pany her daughter, Mrs. Oliver
Etay. sailing from New York on Tues
day. Mrs. Glover Is the wife OF the
noted American painter. and with her
husband makes her home In Flor
ence, Italy, where also resides her
brother, Jules Rolshoven.
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The president and faculty OF Las
sumption college, Sandwich, Ont, have
issued invitations to the annual COM
mencement exercises, to be held at
the college, Tuesday. June IA, at 10:S0
o'clock, eastern standard time. Sol
emf high mass OF thanksgiving will
be celebrated at $3.50 o'clock In the
college chapel. The graduating exer-
cises will take place at 1890 o'clock
o'clock.
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A Detroit branch OF the National
Plant. Flower and Fruit guild was
formed Friday afternoon in the Hotel
Pontchartrain with the following
officers: Honorary presidents-Mrs.
]. s. Newberry. Mrs E. T. Barbour;
president. Mrs. Charles F. Hammond;
Independents, Mrs. j.. Stoughton
Newberry. Mrs. w. A. McGraw, Mrs.
B. C. Whitney, Mrs. Henry A. Krolik.
Mrs George e. Kerwin, Mrs. Cyrus
Z. Lothrop, Miss Jessie Hendrie, Miss
Clara Meddaugh; treasurer, Abner r.
Larned. The guild aims to provide
flowers, fresh vegetables, fresh and
canned fruit and iellies for the sick
poor and has many prominent people
In the country interested in its work.
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One OF the most unique schemes yet
planned for raising money for phil
anthropic purpose is that Of the mem
bers Of the Fellowship Circle, Kings
Daughters. who for "a hours. begin
ming Monday morning, June 10, will
bake pies In the kitchen Of st. Paul's
church house. selling them for the
,, benefit Of the new gymnasium for
boys at the East Side Settlement. The
Cadillac Motor Co., has agreed to de-
liver the pies free Of charge, and as
the young ladies Of Fellowship Circle
have already solicited purchasers and
secured large orders, the supply of
pies will doubtless be exhausted be.
fore the day Is over.
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On the fiftieth anniversary OF the
day that the late General Lewis Cass
gave the land for the Cass school.
that school, now a high school. will
hold its June commencement exer-
cises. graduating seven young men
and women In honor of the event
the school has gotten out souvenir
edition OF the school paper, THE
Triangle" which contains an interest
ing account of the schol from Its
founding to the present time and edi-
torially offering the suggestion that
when the new school is completed that
il be known as the Lewis Cass Tech
nical school. The graduating exercis-
es. Monday evening, June 20, will be
held in the Eastern high, and the adj
dress will be given by Prof. Paul II.
Hanus, OF Harvard, who will speak on
Vocational education" The Central
High will graduate 200 pupils, the ex-
ercises to be held the third week IN
June on date yet to be selected.
The Mcmillan high school will grad
uate six pupils. Detroc college will
hold commencement exeicises Tues
day, June 81, and will graduate IL
young men. The graduating exercis-
&c OF the Liggett Home and Day
School were held Friday morning. In
the Woodward-ave Baptist church
when DR.. Samuel McCord Crothers, OF
Cambridge, Mass, a Universalist min
lister, spoke on The true value %
education" There were "a young wo-
men graduates.
Children Teething.
Mrs. WinsIows Soothing SyrIp mas
been used for over FIFTY YEARS hv