The Detroit times., 1910-06-03
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a will give a dramatic entertainment.
Friday evening. In the church parlors.
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Miss Minnie Armstrong Is a guest
at the Hotel Chalfonte, Atlantic City.
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After an absence OF two years, dur
Ing which time she was lecturer for
the w. g. T. u, DIR. Mary A. willard
has returned TO Detroit 10 reside.
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The annual river ride OF Ashlar
lodge, No. VI, +. & A. NJ. will take
> place Friday evening on the Tashmoo.
the boat to leave the Griswold'st.
dock promptly at 1880 o'clock.
An arrangement OF Dickens The
Cricket on the Hearth" will be given
Friday evening In the parlors OF the
Fort-st. Congregational church, by the
Young Ladies' Bible class.
1870.
Mabel Rebekah lodge No. a., l. o.
4. o. f.. has elected the following Of
ficers: Noble grand, Ida NJ. Robertson;
vice-grand Mrs Barrie recording sec
rotary. NJ. A. s. Raston: financial sec
rotary. Amy Rivard: treasurer. En-
ma Sanborn: delegates, Emma San
born and Mary L. Wilmer: alternates.
p. q. Cady and Louisa Cole; district
deputy. Amy Smith.
The marriage OF Miss Grace A.
Rowe TO Charles Il. Pace was cele-
brated Wednesday evening, in the
home OF the bride, No. 22 La Grand
st.. the Rev. T. Walker Malcolm, pas
tor OF st. Andrews Presbyterian
church officiating. Miss Gertrude
Rowe attended her sister, and William
A. Pace. brother OF the groom, was
best man.
The new organ OF the North Wood
ward Baptist church will be heard for
the first time. Friday evening. at the
inaugural recital TO be given by Prof.
w. H. Donley, of indianapolis, who de-
signed the instrument. There is much
interest in the recital because of the
many wonderful things that are claim
ed for the organ, said to be one OF
the finest In the country, and the fact
that Prof. Donley Is concert or
ganist OF note. Mrs. Carolyn Haynes,
soprano, of Cincinnati, will assist.
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II Jupiter Pluvius will permit, a
gala event will take place on the
grounds of the NJ. ]. Murphy resi-
dence, No. SO Jefferson-ave., Friday
afternoon and evening, when the Tau
Beta Alumni will give a garden fete
for the benefit OF the diet kitchen
work OF the District Nursing associa-
ton in which it is greatly interested.
The Tau Beta girls have arranged for
fine display of useful and fancy
articles, including many desirable
things for summer cottage furnishings,
homemade candy and delicious dain-
ties to be offered for sale during The
afternoon hours. 4 lawn dance will
complete the evenings entertain
ment Should the weather prove un-
favorable, the fete will be held SAT-
urday afternoon and evening, also sub
iect to climatic vagaries.
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All dressed up in their prettiest
clothes. Miss Detroit and her gay gaL
lants betook themselves to the Gar
rick theater again, Thursday evening,
TO see Professor Napoleon" and the
audience that packed every inch OF
standing room voted the performance
the best yet Every number was
given with enthusiasm and spirit, and
the whole ran as smoothly as the best
professionals could wish. The perform
ance is In every way the climax OF all
amateur productions ever attempted
in Detroit, and the Detroit Industrial
School and Free Kindergarten, for
whose benefit the weeks performances
are given. will find itself with we'll
filled Golfers as a result. There is
great demand for seats for the remain
Ing performances. which include
Saturday matinee, and the standing
room only" sign promises to hang I'm
the lobby to the last curtain Saturday
evening.
The Detroit Home and Day school
will hold the annual graduating exer-
cises Friday morning. June 10, in the
Woodward-ave. Baptist church, when
Samuel McCord Crothers will give the
address. Rose and gray have been
chosen for the class colors and the
pink rose for the class flower Gradu-
ates from the college preparatory
course are Ina Benson, Isabelle Ben.
son, Cordelia Mowry Birdsall, Flora
Haire. Madeline Kempf Hosack,
Martha lreton Mcdonald, Joyce
Madeleine Slocum, Myrtle Louise
White and Halle Ruth Young Those
to be graduated from the advanced
English course are Emily Mather Bal
linger Charlotte Madeleine Beck,
Helen Brownlee- Brooks, Lorabel Coon,
Cecile Marguerite Hall, Margaret Bag
ley Hosmer, Arleen Winifred Joannes
Carmen Louise Kinnean, Jessie An.
nette Miller. Mary Hinchman O'Brien
Margery Davenport Russell, Muriel
Caroline Schmeltz, Helen Eva Schott
Doris Virginia Weiss and Grace Mary
Wood.
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A charming arrangement OF ferns
bridal wreath and white roses will
form the decorations Of the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Yates Ladue, No
126 Lafayette-blvd. for the marriage
Saturday evening at $3.50 o'clock, of
their daughter. Miss Majorie Ladue
to Charles Tufts Chapman, of Walker.
vile, Ont. The marriage will be a
quiet family affair, solemnized by the
Rev. z. II. Pence, of the Fort.st. Pres
byterian church. in the presence of a
limited number of guests. The bride
will wear beautiful gown Of real
lace over white satin, her tulle veil
fastened to her couture with a coro-
net of orange blossoms and her bou.
quet to be a shower OF white sweet
peas and lilies of the valley. She
will be attended by her twin sister.
Mrs. William Burton Piersol of Ber-
lin, Germany, as matron OF honor, who
will wear Paris froek of white EN-.