The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
IN SOCIETY

Thomas X Wright, of Edmonton,
Alberta, Is the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright, No. 632
Jefferson-ave.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Mes
siah Lutheran church will hold sale
OF home-baked goods, Saturday, April
/, In Weber's hardware store, No. 10
Gratiot-ave.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte
Dennedy, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennedy, No. 70 Westminster.ave., to
John j. Walsh, will be celebrated Sat
urday morning, April %, in Holy
Rosary church.
The Liberty w. c. T. U. will give
the annual musicale-supper in the
home of Mrs j. J. Spangler, No. 663
Antoinette-st., Friday afternoon,
March 81, from to o'clock.
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A minstrel misses" show was
given, Tuesday evening, in Harmonic
hall, for the benefit of the Eastern
Star temple fund. The entertainment
was given entirely by women and was
mirthful and musical. The temple fund
will be enriched to the extent OF $500
as a result of the show.
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The Music Makers will give an en-
tertainment, Thursday evening, In
Simpson Methodist church parlors,
under the auspices of the Tull Bible
OF music and readings and will offer
several novelties, including the must
cal instrument, the mirambaphone.
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Martin Robinson, No 235 Elizabeth.
st. east, entertained the members of.
the graduating class of the Detroit
Homeopathic college, Saturday even
ing, In his home, at dinner. Those
present were: Drs. Robert S. Barr.
Star T.. Kline, Walter S. Cooper.
Maurice S. Gibbs, A. A. Gronkowsky,
r. A. Norris, F. T.. Kilroy, A. j. Saks,
and w. G. Bell; undergraduates. Fran
els Il. Calllster, p. c. Rhode, w. II.
Robinson, G.. A. Ford, o. w. Pickard,
F. r. Loomis, Edith e. Peltier, Sadie
l.. Duey, j. c. Danforth and Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. J. Burrell DR.. Barr acted
as POSTMASTER and DR.. Kline enter
tanned with college songs and stories.
The evening was spent In social
way.
A marriage OF interest to friends In
Detroit will be celebrated in June, in
Odessa, Wash, when Miss Frances
McOevitt, OF Jackson. Mich, will be
married to Eugene l.. Van Antwerp. of
Spokane, Wash, formerly of Detroit.
Mr.. Van Antwerp Is professor OF Eng
lish, in Gonzaga college, Spokane. The
wedding will take place in Odessa In
the home OF Mrs. II. b. Phillips, a
cousin of the bride-to-be.
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Signor Guiseppi Bartolotta, the we'll
known Detroit tenor, who has been
on a successful western and southern
concert tour all winter, Is spending
few days In Detroit Signor Barto-
lotta, after fulfilling concert engage
ments next week, will return to De.
troit to remain for the summer, max
ing his home at No. SIC Woodward
ave. During his stay in the city Signor
Bartolotta will accept limited num-
Der of advanced pupils.
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The quartet and chorus choir OF the
First Congregational church, under
the direction of j. Truman Wolcott,
will give concert. Thursday even
ing. I'm the Fort-st. Congregational
church. The program will include the
song cycle 'Dorothy's Wedding Day"
(Wilson). Miss Etha Stiles, violinist.
will assist. The quartet IL composed
or Miss Edith DeMuth. soprano; Mrs.
Estelle Neuhoff, contralto; Fred
Fraser, tenor, and William Bartels,
baritone.
The minstrel club OF Windsor lodge,
A. f. & A. NJ, gave a performance in
the Lyric theater. bennington. Tues
day night The entertainers were &C.
corded generous applause, the jokes.
which were localized. making a dis.
tinct hit. Solos which took particu-
larry well were by, I'm Going BY"
sung by William Wollatt. Jr., and
What Is the World without YOU
sung by Dr. l.. ID. Hogan. The club
will likely give its show In Kingsville.
April 10, under local auspices.