The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-02

left for home Saturday noon. Miss
Florence Vine, Mrs. Hamilton's Sis
ter, Will remain for months visit.
Branch No. l. G. NJ. B. A., will in
stall officers for 1911, Wednesday even
ing, Jan 4, in it's hall. The installa-
ton will be followed by a musicale
and social session.
The semi-centennial dance Of De-
troit High School Alumni association
given in the Central high school
gyms" Friday evening. was a bril-
liant success. About 900 couples at
tended and the grand march was led
by Jared w. Finney 81, the oldest
living graduate, and Miss Grace Nc
MILAN. the youngest member of the
January graduating class. The decor
atoms were unusually elaborate.
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The marriage of Miss Rita Ham
burger, daughter of |. l.. Hamburger.
of Rogers Park, H., to William Van
Baalcn, son of Il. II. Van Baalen, No.
l07 Lincoln-ave., Detroit, will take
place in the Hotel LaSalle. Chicago,
Monday. at high noon. The young
couple will make their home in De-
troit
The Bob Up Serenely club will give
New Years party. Monday evening,
in Oddfellows temple, Grand River
and Lawton-aves. The committee in
charge is planning to make this party
the best OF the season.
NrC I En6Nsin Cnnnrini q n
dent Of the Boulevard sanatorium, has
returned TO Detroit after several
months spent in the European hos
pitals.
Bennett tent, No. $751; X. o. T. NJ
NJ, has elected the following officers
Tor 1911: Past Commander, a. Chau
Wis; commander, c. III. Park; lieut..
COM, S. Zivlkowsky; record keeper.
A. Busch; finance keeper, J. +. Hook
err; chaplain, A. Fischer; sergeant, A
Schultz: physician, DR.. II. A. McLaen:
master-atarms, August Schultz; first
master OF guards, A. Little; second
master of guards, A. Page; sentinel.
A. Mandel; picket, E. Hansburgh.
Court Grand River No. 6, Foresters
of America, has elected the following
officers for 1911 Chief Ranger
Thomas Harrison; S. c. r.. Edward
Harrison; F. s., J. T. Knight; treas
urer, John Black; r. S., John r.. Row
land; s. w, Harold Pratt; j. w,
Arthur Dun; S. b., Daniel Clark; j.
b.. Charles Jones; lecturer, J. w
Harrison; physician, DR.. T. NJ Hart;
board of trustees, David Lindsay. j.
w. Harrison and Arthur Bryan. The
installation will take place, Jan. II.
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Clark c. Seely, son OF the veteran
court clerk, John Seely, and one of
the most successful Of the younger at
torneys, will be married, Saturday at
ternoon, TO Miss Jeanette Hirse. in
the home of the bride, No. SSl Mel
drum-ave. The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev Otto Haass, of
st. Matthew'S German Evangelical
church, in the presence of the i'm
mediate families of the contracting
parties. After a short honeymoon
spent in the east Mr.. and Mrs. Seely
will be at home at No. SSl Meldrum
ave.
Miss Helena Lewyn. the pianist
who is to be brought to Detroit as
special soloist for the Detroit String
quartets January concerts is an
American whose early American mus
ical instruction was augmented with
five years study in Europe. Last year
Miss Lewyn concertiZed in Europe
with much success and this season is
making her first tour OF her native
country. She will play a group OF
piano solos and also the piano part
IN the Dvorak quintet, with the
quartet, Jan. Is and 10.
Miss Elizabeth Botsford and James
NJ. Mcqueen, soloists, and Frank j.
Morgan sleight-ofhand performer.
gave an entertainment in the lobby
OF the Y. NJ. G. A, Friday evening.
under the auspices OF the Boosters
club.