The Detroit times., 1911-05-20

Hytnlabs Will give llb ANNUAL eA'
cursion 10 Put-rn-Bal June %.
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An entertainment and dance will
be given in the Jewish institute Sun.
day evening, under the auspices OF
the Young Mems Hebrew association,
for the benefit or the Fresh Air fund.
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The annual convention OF the Mich
igan Woman's Press association will
take place June 81. ~ and 20, in Port
Huron. The mems organization. the
Michigan Press association, will meet
In Port Huron at the same time.
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The Central High school alumni
will have its annual outing and field
day Saturday, June 10, at Sugar ISL
and. Two boats will be In commits
sion, leaving at a. IN. and 1880 p. IN.
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The June graduating class OF the
CLANCY school has elected the follow
ing officers: President, John Long
hurst: vice-president. Russell Wey-
her; secretary treasurer. Elsa Loll
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In connection with the dedication
services or the Highland Park Pres
byterian church, congregational ban
quet Will be given In the church par
Tors, Thursday evening. June /, at $3.50
o'clock. Harold Jarvis will sing.
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An engagement OF interest to the
younger society set Is that OF Miss
Frances Croul, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank II. Croul, to John Alex
under Mcpherson. of San Francisco,
Cal, formerly of Howell. Mich. Mr..
Mcpherson is at present a guest in
the city.
King Cyrus chapter. No. 1873, r. A.
NJ, will give ladies' night. Tuesday
evening. In the chapter rooms, In the
Masonic temple. An illustrated talk
on Mexico" will be given by Clyde
Burroughs. assistant director of the
Museum of Art.
Mrs. Charles F. Bielman. OF this
city, was elected first vice-president
OF the Womans Whist league, in the
annual congress In Baltimore, Md.
Other officers chosen are President,
Mrs. Byron p. Moulton. Philadelphia;
second vice.president, Miss Kate
Wheelock, New York: recorder secre-
tary, Mrs. Charles L. Taylor. Pitts
w. Ahloo W. Il SahPOtAAp
New York.
Faculty, alumni and students OF
the Detroit College OF Law will give
reception and banquet in the Eel
lowcraft club next Friday evening,
In honor OF Prosecuting Attorney
Philip 7. Van Zile. dean Of the col
lege. and recently elected to the cir
cult bench. The reception will take
place at o'clock, and the banquet
at 9 o'clock.
Ashlar lodge, No 81, F. q A. NJ.
will give its annual moonlight on tho
Tashmoo. Monday evening. May 20.
The boat will leave the Griswold-st.
: dock at 1880 o'clock and sail to fash
moo park, where dancing will be In
order for two hours. On board the
boat the star performers of the Ash
lar Ministries Will give "bang-up"
minstrel show The entertainment
committee Is sparing no trouble to
make the moonlight a great success.
Detroit Alumni chapter OF the Sigma
Chi fraternity will give a banquet In
the Hotel Pontchartrain. Saturday
evening. June 3, and among the guests
Vi HOllOI Will DC nCOI6C AuC,
and playwright, and John T. McCut-
cheon. the cartoonist. Oria b. Taylor
will act as POSTMASTER. A feature or
the proceedings will be the burning
OF the mortgage of the Theta Theta
chapter house. in Ann Arbor.
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The first practical lesson in flow
err and vegetable growing for public
school children began Friday sitter.
noon. on the property at John R.-st,
Frederick and Fansworth, owned by
the Museum of Art. Under the direc-
ton OF Frank Dancer, a practical
gardener, 80 children, representing the
Farrand, Palmer and Mckinley schools
were shown how to lay out garden
They will care for the gardens
. throughout the summer months. A
second garden school" will be estab-
iished at the West Grand Boulevard
and Lawton.ave. Members of the
Twentieth Century club are In charge
OF the classes.
The Central High school pupils
have taken up the Gen. Alpheus s.
Williams monument fund cause in a
fashion that promises to bear large
results. and on Friday, May &c, will
give an entertainment In the auditor
ium of the school. under the title OF
Gen. Alpheus s. Williams In Song
and Story" The program for the
-evening will be participated In by
several OF Gen. Williams old compan-
ions. among them Col. Samuel E. Pitt
man. Major George 8. Hopper and
Joseph Greusel, who are to make
short speeches. The Glee clubs of the
high school will sing; Miss Rita Giles,
Miss Mabel st. John. Miss Amy Car.
keek, Albert weidman and M. Y. Ber-
toll will contribute solos; four OF the
teachers Of the school, Miss Bernice
Haug. Miss Elise Schwartz, Miss An
nette Kuhn and Miss Hattie Palmer,
have formed quartet and VIII sing
some of the wartime coon songs.
Col. Booth has agreed to send the
Twenty.Sixth Infantry band from FIT.
Wayne to play patriotic, military and
popular music. Tickets for this unique
entertainment are now on sale In
Wright. Kay q Co.'S. The proceeds
to be devoted to the Gen. Williams
monument fund.
Veterans OF the Second Michigan
Infantry will celebrate the thirty.sec-
ond annual reunion. In Detroit. Thurs
- A. OK which date will alao markd