The Detroit times., 1912-04-22

the yaledictorian in the commence
ment exercises TO be held in June,
and II. Newman Smith, as president OF
the class, will deliver the salutatory.
The class numbers seven.
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An informal reception was rendered
w. Greason, the American artist, Sat
urday afternoon, in the Museum OF
Art. on the occasion Of the opening
OF an exhibition of his work. The art
list is making his home in Detroit at
present. The exhibition, TO remain
two weeks in the museum galleries,
contains oils and pastels In land
scapes, at home and abroad.
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Wayne temple. No. S3. Pythian Sis
tiers, will give a dancing party In
Bamlet hall, Friday evening, May III.
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A public installation of officers and
informal dancing party was held FIJI
day evening in the Masonic temple,
by Detroit commandery, NO l.
Knights Templar. Fred j.. Mcdonald,
the new eminent commander was in
stalled by Grand Commander w. II.
Kessler and Past Commander Thomas
IV. Dutton. Retiring Commander Fred
E. Gregory was presented with past
commanders jewel and Mrs. Gregory
with a handsome clock. Dancing ana
refreshments followed.
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The annual meeting OF Michigan
| Society Sons OF American Revolution
held Friday evening In the Hotel Pont-
chartrain resulted in the following
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Rev. Lee s. McCollester; vice-presi-
dent, Joseph Greusel: secretary, Will
/ liam c. Harris; treasurer, Enoch
Smith; registrar, Raymond E. Van
ISyckle: chaplain, Bishop Charles ID.
Williams; historian, Clarence M. Bur-
1 ton; delegates to national congress;
Idelegate-at-large, Richard II. Fyfe;
George II. Barbour, William P. Hol-
liday. William A. Butler, Jr., Charles
Ia Merrill, Jacob S. Farrand. Jr..
George B. Remick, Albert NJ. Henry.
| Bertram c. Whitney; trustees: John
LIP. Antisdel. G. Frederic Heyerman,
Enoch Bancker, DR.. Frank Ward
Holt. ]. Remsen Bishop, William
Judson. Norman b. Conger, DR.. Ste
phen III. knight, Gen. Charles A.
Coolidge, Harry A. Lockwood, Frank
lin S. Dewey, Charles Moore, Harry
B. Earhart, the Rev. Joseph A. Vance
and George ID. Wilcox.
/ O.
Clan Campbell No. 206, Order OF
Scottish Clans, held a most enjoyable
smoker, Friday evening. at which
lClansman Low gave a steroptican lee
lture on Scotland, accompanied by
illustrative songs. The clan will give
a dancing party in Duffield hall, April
26. The annual games will be held
at Bots Blanc. July 20, Cadillaqua
week, and the clansmen are sparing
no effort to make their Highland
sports attractive TO their fellow
townsmen and to the thousands or
strangers who will be in the city. APP
propriate handbills, illustrative OF
THE gathering of the clans" are be-
/ ing sent TO athletic members OF the
order throughout the United States
and Canada.
| st. Andrews Memorial Episcopal
church guild will hold sale OF home
baked goods, Saturday. April q, in A.
p. Hills drug store, No. 1115 Third
ave.
In the annual election of officers OF
the Northwestern Woman's club, held
Monday, the following were chosen:
President. Mrs. w. B. Gordon; vice
president, Mrs. W. A. Atkinson: Sec
ond yice-president, Mrs. II. w. Camp
bell: recording secretary, John I.
Christian corresponding secretary,
Mrs. C. T. Benjamin; treasurer, Mrs.
lG. r. Schimmel board OF directors,
Mrs. E. j. Jeffries, Mrs Wales {.
Martindale, Mrs. NJ. G.. Pierson, Mrs.
IT C.. Greenwood AS the result or
the recent charity card party, $50 was
realzed. The second birthday OF the
club will be celebrated, May 81, with
an informal reception and china show
er, to be held in Diamond temple.
Rehearsals are being enthusiastlcal-
Nv attended for the amateur entertain
ment to be given in the Garrick the
alter. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. April % and 80 and May l, for the
benefit OF Providence hospital. The
entertainment will include the Eng
fish comedy OF the smart society, Tho
Marriage OF Kitty" and musical
vaudeville under the title OF "A FL
esta IN Seville" Willard Hill Is stag
ing the performance, and the various
features will press into service the
city's cleverest amateurs and prettl-
est young women.
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