The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-14
IN SOCIETY

nonor a. luncheon 10 De given lnuTs-
day at 1 o'clock. In the green room OF
the Hotel Pontchartrain, by the De-
troit Parliamentary Law club. OF
which organization. Mrs. Fox is presi-
dent
A song recital by pupils OF Miss
Alice May Harrah will be given Thurs
day evening, In the Y. w. c. A. Mrs.
Mary Harrah Waterman, pianist, Will
assist. Those who will take part In
clude Mrs. r. &. Hicks and Miss
Mabel Benjamin, OF Romeo, Mich;
Miss Adelaide Robins, Miss Bessie B.
Brown, Mrs e. c. Burghardt. Miss
Louise Sheppard, Miss Dorothy Con-
ger. The song accomplishments will
be played by Mrs. Burghardt and Miss
Brown.
A reception was rendered the Rev.
Homer b. Henderson. Tuesday even
ing, In the parlors OF the First United
Presbyterian church, by the members
OF the congregation over which he has
just become pastor. Clergy Of other
denominations were present TO extend
the hand OF fellowship. An informal
program OF music and speeches, with
the serving of refreshments, formed
the evenings entertainment.
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The annual moonlight of the Young
Mems Order will be held Thursday
evening, on the Tashmoo to Sugar ISL
and. A musical and vaudeville pro-
gram will be given on the trip to the
island, where dancing will be enjoyed
In the pavilion, supper to be served
on the boat, on the trip home. A large
string orchestra will play for dane
ing and vocal solos will be given
by Miss Irene Risdon, William Down
ey and A. H. Young.
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An outdoor performance OF "A Mid
summer Nights Dream" will be given
Thursday evening, on the lawn OF st.
Luke's hospital, by students OF the
Western High school. The play Will
be given under the direction Of teach
ers, In the English department. The
cast will be made up Of 80 Of the pu-
pills, specially selected and trained In
Shakespearean work. The costumes
and necessary stage properties have
been provided by the Society of Arts
and Crafts.
The June graduating class Of the
University of Detroit will be the
guests of the Alumni association at
dinner, Wednesday evening, in the
Hotel fuller. The class includes:
Earl b. Young, Henry ]. Weber,
Charles A. Ulenberg, w. Grover
Thompson, Francis j. Ratigan, James
f. Partlan, Leo r. Moriarity, Albert L.
Melvin. Michael ID. Mcnamara. Leon
ard C. Lendzoin. Edward J. Lemkie.
Edward p. Echlin, and John A. Hig-
gins.
The marriage of Miss Florence
Hungerford, daughter OF Mrs. Jennie
Hungerford, to Seymour Finney, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jared w. Finney, will
take place, Thursday evening, in West
minister church. The Rev. John Brit
tan Clarke will perform the ceremony.
The guests will be limited to the i'm
mediate relatives and intimate friends.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Winnifred Brinn and Harold ID. Fin
ney will be best man. Everett Pingree
and Bruce Howard will usher An
informal reception will follow in the
home Of the brides mother, No. $50
John R-st.
A lawn fete and musicale will be
given, Thursday evening. by Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Charles Hanck, on the
grounds OF their pretty home, No.
1119 Bellevue-ave. In honor OF Mrs.
Martin j. Burger, OF New York. The
garden will be prettily decorated with
Venetian lanterns. The musical pro-
gram will be given by Miss Elizabeth
Moore. Miss Isabelle APPEL. Miss Ola
Dafoe, Miss Birdie Mann, Signor
Giuseppi Bartollotta, Edward Froeh-
Itch, Mr.. and Mrs j. Anton Daley. BY
request, Signor Bartolotta and Miss
Moore will sing the beautiful duet
from the first act OF la Boheme."
A reunion or pupils Of the old two
room school building that once stood
at Bellevue-ave. and Champlain-st. will
be held, Wednesday afternoon and
evening, In the present Bellevue
school and In the home of Wallace
Ford, No. 1S1 Meldrum-ave. one OF the
''old boys" william Stevenson. No.
$50 -was@teaehern In
the old school and he will preside at
the present reunion. Miss Maud b.
Sinclair, a member of the Sam Harris
acting forces, and who supported
Frank Mcintyre last season in "The
Travelling Salesman" now living In
Jackson, is one of the "old girls" who
will be present at the reunion.
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Commencement exercises OF the Nc
MILAN High school will be held in
Solvay guild hall, west jefferson and
Harrington-aves., Tuesday afternoon,
June 20, at 1880 o'clock. The follow
ing are the eight graduates: Don
Clifford Broadbridge, Alice Irene
Davis. Alline K. Fay, Edna Berry, Mont
gomerie, Helena Buetler, Jesse Dem
chalk, lola William Kinnell and Will
Ham Louis Reaume. The class will
be given a luncheon In the Hote Cadil-
lac, Monday noon, June 10, by the
faculty of the school. Tuesday even
ing, following the afternoon COM
mencement exercises. the class will
give a reception to parents, friends
and students in the guild hall.
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Pink and white sweet peas and maid
enhair fern will form the pretty floral
decorations for the marriage, Thurs
day evening, of Miss Emma Hughes
Kershaw to Roy Douglas Hill In the
home OF the bride, No. 118 Common
wealth-ave. The ceremony will be per-
formed at o'clock by the Rev. A. c.
Manson, pastor OF the Second-ave.
Presbyterian church. I'm the presence