The Detroit times., 1911-06-19
in SOCIETY

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The annual convention OF the
Michigan Woman's Press association
will be held In Port Huron, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday Of this
week.
The graduating exercises OF the
Higgins High school will be held,
Tuesday evening, at o'clock. in the
school auditorium. Philip 1. Van
Zile will give the address.
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The Eastern High school COM
mencement exercises will take place,
In the school auditorium, Tuesday
evening, in conjunction with those OF
the Cass Technical High school, the
address to the classes to be made by
Milton A. McRae, who will speak on
"The art OF knowing how"
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Mrs. J. Percival Huget and chill
dren and Mrs. Huget's mother, Mrs.
Lees, will leave this week for their
summer home at Sequanota cruz
near Charlevoix. DR.. Huget VIII join
them July .. 70 REMAIN iho'
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The faculty OF the University OF
Detroit and the class of 1911 nave Is
sued invitations to the annual COM
mencement exercises to be held In
the university auditorium, Wednes-
day evening, June 81, at S o'clock.
The monthly dinner Of the Detroit
Typothetae will be held Tuesday eve
ming In the Y M. c. A. Charles X.
Talbot. assistant cashier OF the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce, will be the
principal speaker.
The following took part in
pupils musicale, Thursday afternoon,
in the home studio of Miss May e.
Porter. No. 1S6 Avery-ave.: Misses
Amy Scoville, Helen Thorburn, Mar
ouerite Calder, Manona Brown, Edith
Tanner and Mildred Hammond.
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Commencement exercises or the
Mcmillan High school will be held In
the Soivay Guild hall, Tuesday after
noon. at $3.50 o'clock, the address TO
be made by Andrew II. Green, Jr
The members OF the graduating class
were the guests OF the faculty Mt
luncheon. Monday noon, In the Hotel
Cadillac.
Raymond Dulftz, the talented young
Detroit violinist, has been presented
with q gold medal from his teacher,
william Yunck, bearing the follow
Ing inscription: Presented by Prof.
William Yunck to his favorite pupil,
Raymond Dulitz, June 8, 1911, n
recognition of his genius and unusual
talent and ability"
Mrs. Florence Hayes Spitzley was
elected president of the Sigma Alpha
Iota musical sorority, which held the
annual convention, In Detroit, last
week, sessions taking place In the
Detroit Conservatory OF Music. Mrs.
Edwin 8. Sheriff., OF Detroit, was
elected corresponding secretary and
other officers are: vice-president Miss
Mabel Chandler, Ithaca, N. Y; re-
cording secretary, Miss Louise Conk-
lin, Ann Arbor; treasurer, Miss Ethel
Heaford, Chicago; historian. Miss
Nell Currier, Evanston, Ill.
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The Neighborhood club of Crosse
Pointe Farms will give an elaborate
al treScO entertainment, lnuTsudy
evening, June 20, for the benefit OF
settlement work, In which the club is
interested. The fete Is under the .di-
rection of Mrs. Russell A. Alger, Sr.,
who will have for her working COM
mittee the most socially prominent OF
the Crosse Pointe colony. There
will be dancing stage and vaude-
vile stage as special features OF the
entertainment, which is to be given
on the Berry grounds.
The twenty-frst annual excursion
given by Parke, Davis a Co, to their
employees will take place, Wednesday,
June q, to Put-In-Bay. The big new
steamer Put-In-Bay and the steamer
Greyhound have been chartered for
the day. Tickets for the excursion
are supplied by Parke. Davis g. Co.
TO al employees, who In turn are
privileged to invite guests at a mere
~ nominal price. The Grey hound
will be ut the foot of Joseph Campau-
ave-, at O'Clock, Wednesday morn
ing. and after taking on passengers