The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-09
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The Detroit Orchestral association
has issued a preliminary prospectus
OF the series OF orchestral concerts TO
be given in Detroit next winter which
gives promise OF an especially bril-
liant season. There will be seven
concerts, each with a special soloist,
and the price of a season ticket mas
been placed at phenomenally low
scale as follows: SIP, 50. So, $3.50 and
SO, representing individual seat prices
OF 81. l.50, 81, .75 cents and 80 cents.
All OF the seats are excellent, the as
ISOLATION having its own plat OF the
Light Guard armory which Is arranged
10 seat 500 persons less than ordinary,
thus insuring more aisles and greater
width between rows OF seats, all Oh
which tends 10 increase comfort for
the auditor. DR.. y. j. Corey, NO. SO
Woodw secretary or the
association, will receive subscriptions
for seats at any time and subscribers
will be notified OF the date, in the fall,
when location and reservation OF seats
may be made and payment made TOT
tickets. Only four boxes remain I'M
subscribed for, which is record Tor
so far in advance OF the actual concert
season.
Detroit branch OF the National Plant,
Flower and Fruit guild, will hold re-
ceiying day." Thursday, July IL, in the
Breitmeyer House OF Flowers, Tor
donations Of flowers, plants, fruits and
vegetables for distribution TO the sick
and poor OF the city Anyone willing
70 give one or more OF the above artl-
cles. or Jelly, jam or preserved fruits
"a asked TO take them 10 the Brett
meyer store. space in which has been
given by Mr.. Breitmeyer for the DIS
tributlng station.
DR. Ida c. Hilton, of Boston, we'll
known suffragist and lecturer, VIII
come 10 Detroit, next week. TO De
the guest of Mrs Eugene K. Shipper,
No. $40 Cass-ave., for several weeks
during which time she will speak on
suffrage in Detroit and the state
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Mr. and Mrs. V. p. Bayley aid Mr..
and Mrs Frank ]. Bayley, No So I'D.
mund.pl.. are guests in the Grand
hotel, Mackinac.
The sale OF tickets for the moon
light TO be given by the Detroit
League OF Equal Suffrage societies
"Wednesday evening, July 10, would IN
dictate that there will be large crowd
on the steamer Pleasure. There VIII
be plenty OF entertainment features
aside from the dancing program The
boat will leave the Woodward.ave.
dock at 8 o'clock urd will return for
an early landing at 1890 O'Clock.
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Peninsular chapter. No. 16. X. A. NJ,
will give an old-fashioned picnic for
members, their families and friends at
Bots Blanc, Friday, July ~ Henry
Russell is chairman OF the entertain
ment committee.
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Edmund Lichtenstein and Nine. FL
sd Ruegger Lichtenstein, the we'll
known musicians, will leave Detroit,
Aug. /, to make their home In San
Francisco Their departure from the
city will mean a distinct loss to the
local musical colony. 1t also deter
mines the fate OF the Detroit String
quartet which disbands. OF the re-
naming members of the quartet
Georges Pierkot. second violin, Is in
Europe, where he went in May, and
Henri Matheys, viola player, has &C
cepted the post OF head of the violin
department of the Ganapol School Of
Musical Art TO succeed Mr.. Lichten'
stein.
Under the auspices OF st. Leo's
church altar society. lawn social
will be held Thursday evening, July
IL. on the grounds of the residence Oh
Mrs. Schloud, No. 2l75 West Grand
blvd.
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+. L. Cook is a guest in the Chat
fcnte, Atlantic City.
While guests at picnic at st Clair
Flats Saturday. Miss Daisy Marden
and William ]. Giles. both OF Detroit,
were married in the cottage OF mu-
tuaI friend, ID. A. Reid. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Tenant. No. 40 Metriek-ave, were
The witnesses while the 30 guests
comprising the picnic party were
among those present
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A reception In honor OF Mrs. Nellie
Comerford, department president In
Michigan, of the Ladies OF the Grand