Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-06-09

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The military band at Stanton will be
in Alma, July 4th.
Mrs. Ronald and baby are the guests
of A. J. Hall and family,
Sheriff F. L. Convis of Ithaca was an
Alma visitor Wednesday.
Frank Locker spent the first of the
week with friends in Alma.
Viva Vaness who has been i'll for
some weeks is some better this week.
Miss Mullenbach of the college will
spend the summer months in Germany.
Mrs. Ethel Peet of Battle Greek is
visiting at the home of her uncle Mr.
j. 7, Swigart.
Patrick Kelly addressed the gradual
ing class at Elm Hall, Monday evening
of this week.
John Marchmont is home from
Columbia University where he has been
during the school year.
The public is cordial invited to hear
Judge Kelly S Scarf at the college
chapel Monday evening,
Judge Scarf and good musical pro.
gram is the bill Of fare for Monday
evening at tie college chapel.
Mr.. Lester Wright of Ureca Califor-
mia, came Wednesday tor two days
visit with his son, John Wright.
The formal opening of the Manse
occurred Tuesday evening of this week
a most delightful time was experienced
by all present
Duncan Cameron died Tuesday even
ing of this week at his residence on
Euclid street. Funeral services to-day
obituary next week,
Hon. w. S. Humphrey of Saginaw
was an Alma visitor last Friday. Mr..
Humphrey was looking after the inter
ests Of Julius c. Burrows.
The Civic League will meet once q
month during the summer months and
have selected the first Friday in each
month as the day of meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Marsh are the
guests of their many Alma friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Marsh expects to spend the
summer months on the Pacific coast.
The Frances Willard Union will meet
with Mrs. Cummings, S03 Woodwork
ave., Saturday, June IL at $50 p. m.
all ladies are invited. Light refresh
ments served by the hostess.
st. Elmo was greeted with q good
audience at the Opera House last Tues.
day evening and it is safe to say that
all present were thoroughly pleased
with the play as presented by the W..
G.. McWaters Co.
Miss Rose Meyer one of Petoskey's
most prominent young society women,
was married at eight o'clock Tuesday
night to Mr.. Otto Gilstrap of Eugene,
Oregon. Mr.. Gilstrap is prominent
business man of Eugene, Miss Meyer
has many friends in Alma who extends
congratulations.
The Kings Workers were entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Race on
Ely street, Tuesday evening. After the
regular business of the society had been
dispensed with very delightful social
time was enjoyed including light re-
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coffee. A most enjoyable time was
had by all present.
Invitations have been received in this
city for the marriage of /. T. Carrithers
and Miss Winifred Markham which
occurs Wednesday, June % at the home
of the bride at Sault Ste Marie. Both
Miss Mark ham and Coach Carrithers
have hosts of friends in Alma who will
extend to them their hearty congratula-
tons.
Mons Emiliano Remand the brilliant
Professionalism pianist will give
recital at the college chapel, Tuesday
evening, June 14th at eight O'Clock
Mons Remand S appearance as pianist
has been distinguished by marked sue.
cess and he has come rapidly to the
front as all artist of the first rank. A
few of his press notices are:
His runs, trills staccato and octore
passages are all amazing exhibitions of
the finest piano development, combined
with which is a warm personality that
at once puts him in touch with his
audience. M crning Times, Ontario.
He keeps the audience spell bound by
the charm of his marvellous playing
Quebeck, Daily Telegraph.
Mr.. Remand is undoubtedly a genius
He has remarkable technical fluency
and shows exceptional endurance and
tone power.-Toronto Globe.
1t would be hard to imagine a finer or
more richly colored NTonf