The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-15
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st. Joseph's Episcopal church will
give moonlight on the Pleasure,
Thursday evening.
The annual outing OF the North
Woodward Methodist church will take
place, Saturday, TO Bots Blanc.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William K. Bolles and
family left, Thursday, for their sum-
mer home at Birch Beach, Lake Huron.
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The engagement is announced OF
Miss Lena Z. Gutenberg, daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Gutenberg. to Ben
Jamin e. Kaplan.
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The Twenty-slxth infantry band, un-
der Chief Musician ]. Belisle, will give
concert, Thursday evening, on the
post grounds. Fort Wayne.
St. Andrews Memorial Episcopal
church will give alawn social Thurs
day evening. on the grounds or the
residence Of Mrs. J. T. Higginson, No.
28l Putnam-ave.
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An informal reception will be given
by members OF the New Thought ALI
ance In the new club rooms, No. 318
Woodward-ave., Friday evening, to
which the public Is invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McRac, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Duntley, Miss Blanche
Duntley and Mrs. l.. Z. Summers are
among the Detroiters registered in
the Hotel Chalfonte. Atlantic City.
Victor Benham, head OF the piano
department of the Michigan Conserva-
tory of Music, will leave Detroit this
week for Europe to remain abroad
until September, when he will return
to resume his work In this city.
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St Joseph's college alumni will hold
the annual banquet in the casino,
Belle Isle, Thursday evening. June ~.
The June graduating class OF the col
lege, numbering 23 young men. will
be special guests Of the alumni.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hummel, Miss
Martha Hummel and Miss Marion j.
Lowrie, OF Detroit, sailed Tuesday
morning from New York on the North
German Lloyd. Grosser Kurferst, to
Bremen.
The graduation exercises OF the
Cass Technical High school will be
held, Tuesday evening, June 20, In
the auditorium of the Eastern High
school Milton A. McRae, president
of the Detroit Board OF Commerce.
will address the class on The art or
knowing how The class day exer-
cises will be held the afternoon
previous.
A reunion OF pupils of the old DUFF
field school In the '70's and SOS will
take place Saturday, in Room A, OF the
present school building. Two of the
old teachers, Mrs. Mary Cooper Brown,
of New Era, Mich, and Mrs. Phoe-
be Perkins Hancock, of Omaha, Neb.,
will be present at the reunion These
women taught the classes in Room A
in which the celebration Saturday
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The graduating exercises OF the De-
troit University school will be held
Thursday evening, in the First on
church at $50 o'clock. The.
Truman Wolcott, prayer by the Rev. 4
Lee s. McCollester Of the Church or
Our Father, violin solos by Prof. Will
liam Yunck and an address w Prof.
Benjamin Terry, of the University or
Chicago, on Some old-fashioned ideas
on. education"
A very pretty home wedding was
celebrated Wednesday afternoon, in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 3.
Scott, No. 5000 West Grand-blvd.,
when their niece, Miss Clara Gertrude
Arkell. was united In marriage to
George William Cushing, Jr., of Brigh-
ton, Mich. The ceremony was per-
formed bv Very Rev. Dean S. =. Mar
quis. OF st. Pauls cathedral, in the
presence of relatives only. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cushing will be at home after
Aug. Is at No. 1415 Second-ave.
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Aladdin Nineteen Hundred and
Now" is the title of pretty operetta
to be given Friday evening, In Har-
monte hall. by members of the Sun
day school choir of St. Paul's cathe-
dral. The operetta was written by
Theodore J.. Smith. who Is staging II,
and the children were trained in the
number by Arthur Russell,
Of music in the cathedral. The
Is described on the
program as "a musical dream In three
blinks" and Is said to be tuneful,
and prettily staged.
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N. ]. Corey will give an organ re-
cital. Thursday evening. in the Forest
ave. Presbyterian church. on the re-
organ which will have its