The Detroit times., 1910-04-30


The marriage OF Miss Jean Me
Laughlin TO James Scripps Booth will
take place Wednesday, June /.
The Sacred Heart alumni will give
their annual entertainment in the con
vent on JeGerson,ave. Saturday after
noon, May =
The ladies OF Sha are Zedek congre-
CATION will give strawberry festival
and entertainment Monday afternoon,
May 9, in the parlors OF the syna-
gosue
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Whitney, Mr. and
Mrs Orla b. Taylor and Mrs. +. <.
McMath left Saturday morning for
French Lick Springs for fortnight's
stay
The Detroit Branch of the Vassar
Students Aid society gave a luncheon
III the Country club Saturday, at
which Vassar graduates and students
attended.
Mrs Hinton +. Spalding will give
Il Musicale at her home No III Bos-
ION U0ultN al IL II ilnds dlAfA hOCiAf +'ANF
8, the guests to be members of the
Detroit Equal Suffrage club.
Mrs. w. c. Mcmillan gave beauii-
fully appointed dinner Friday evening.
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Truman II.
Newberry. Mr.. and Mrs Cameron Cur
rie. Mr. and Mrs Howard q. Meredith.
Mr.. and Mrs w. j Gray, Mrs. HOWE
NfThn1G
The marriage of Miss Franc Shan
non TO George w. Stark Will be quiet
" performed in the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs. + r. Shannon,
No - Calumetave., Saturday after
noon. The Rev. William Byron For
bush. of the North Woodward Con
gregational church. will otiiciate.
go p. Rabaut. 10. won the eiocu.
ton contest "f Detroit college hello
Friday evening IN the college gym.
Mr.. Rabaut gave a scene from Shake
epeares Henry VI and won the gold
medal annually awarded in this con
test. Leonard c. Lendzion, II, won
second honors. and Henry J. Weber,
II. third honors out of twelve contest
ants.
The Girls Friendly society will hold
its annual sale and entertainment
Wednesday and Thursday, May II and
IL. in st. Johns church house. The
feature OF the entertainment will be
Mother Goose tableauX arranged ~
the Misses McEwen Mrs. Mark b.
Arlington Fleming. Magdalene Lanee,
I.eatha Flynn and Hazel Winters; a
violin solo by Rose Kozlowska. and a
song by Mrs. VIM. Downie The last
number on the program was over
Hill and Dale by Carl Helms. played
by Bertha Rausch. Ella Clixby, Der
nice Bossardet and Irene Hupman.
pianists; Miss Charlotte Mcdonald,
Edward Hradecky. and Herbert Kelly
yiolnsts, and Miss Emma Mcdonald,
'cellist.
The enthusiasm OF Mrs. Charles +.
Hammond and the large number OF
men and women she has interested in
the concert TO be given in the Light
Guard armory, Saturday evening, May
Z. by Nine Schumann-Heink and
Nine. Elsa Rueggcr has stimulated
the general public 10 an unusual de
gree. and the affair promises to be a
brilliant success socially, unsteady
and i'm point of funds for the Society
for the Study and Prevention OF Fu-
berculosis. The concert was arranged
by Mrs Hammond for the Fine Arts
society OF which she is president the
proceeds to be devoted to erecting a
cottage 20 be known as The Detroit
Fine Arts Society Cottage" in connec-
ton with the new Detroit Tuber.
ouiosis Sanitorlum When Nine. Heink
offered her services she asked that
she might have the assistance OF
Nine Elsa Ruegger. Detroit's own
adopted cellist an artist whom she
had known since the latter was a
toddling girl and i'm whose career she
has always been vitality interested.
With two such eminent artists pro
viding the program. the concert can.
not fail OF success unsteady Nine
Heink has chosen her most popular
numbers and so has Nine Ruegger
the program 10 close with two mum
beers given by the artists jointly
Nine. RueEger playing cello obligatos
to Nine. Heink's songs The general
sale OF seats-will open at Grinnells
Thursday morning. May ., at
| o'clock.