The Detroit times., 1912-06-25
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The Sunday schools OF Trumbull-
ave. and Emmanuel Presbyterian
churches will unite in an outing to
Bois Blanc, Thursday, June 81 The
morning boat will stop at the West
Grand-blvd. dock 10 take on pas
sengers from the west side OF the city.
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Under the auspices OF the Altar So
cie,y OF ST. Leos church lawn So
cial will be held Thursday evening,
June 27, IN the home OF Mrs. Philip
Bingham, No. 725 Fourteenth-aye.
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Detroit Council. Young Mems Or
der, will give the annual river outing
Tuesday. June 25, TO Tashmoo, and
the day promises 10 offer the enjoy
ment and jollity which characterizes
all social affairs OF this order OF
young men. The boys" will have the
honor OF opening the new $4,000
dancing pavilion at Tashmoo The
members OF the committee In charge
Of all arrangements. Howard T. Keat-
ing. Thomas l.. Henderson and Clar-
ence A. Look. have worked energeti-
cally, and a program OF novel enter
tainment, including all sorts OF amuse-
ments, from music and vaudeville to
athletic sports and a ball game, has
been arranged Teams representing
the Irish and the Germans, will bat
tie for supremacy on the diamond.
The boat will leave the Griswold-st.
dock at $3.50 o'clock.
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The home OF Mrs. Annie d. Muir
ply, No. 1895 Woodward-ave., was
filed TO overfiowing, Friday evening.
with q gathering OF friends OF the
Rev. Lee s. McCollester and Mrs. Nc
Cssllester, TO participate in farewell
informal reception TO the popular for
mer pastor OF the Church OF Our
Father. who will leave. with his fam
fly, within a fortnight, for Boston,
where DR.. McCollester will take up
the duties OF dean OF the theological
department OF Tufts college. he was
pastor OF the Church OF Our Father
q years and had endeared himself
10 O wide circle outside his own con-
. sregation. so that his departure from
Detroit Is regarded as civic loss, a
fact referred TO more than once by
men prominent In public life, who
were present Friday evening. AS an
expression OF the high esteem in
which he Is held, a group OF friends
and former parishioners. planned two
surprises for DR.. McCollester upon
hts return home from the reception.
one handsome mahogany grand
fathers clock and the other a Ford
| touring car with an accompanying
check "for gasoline"
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With the keynote progress and ex-
pansion," the Rev. w. r. Dooley, pres
ldent OF the University OF Detroit, de-
livered stirring address 10 the grad
yates OF that institution, Friday eve
ming, In the Garrick theater, the &C.
casion OF the annual commencement
exercises. In the fall. FIR. Dooley said
that several new departments would
be added TO the university Addresses
BY the graduates and fine musical
program completed the exercises.
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In appreciation OF his services TO
Detroit shrine. No 20. White Shrine
of Jerusalem. the past supreme watch
man Of shepherds, DR.. w. t. Parrott,
was presented, Friday evening, with
handsome jewel. with the white
shrine emblem on one side and the
Knights Templar insignia on the other
Mrs. Minerva ] Little was given a
bouquet of flowers at the same time.
A class OF 200 women was initiated
into the L. o. T. NJ NJ, Friday eve.
ming in a public installation, held in
Moose temple A feature OF the pro-
gram was the singing of chorus OF
children.
Mr.. and Mrs j d. Long. No. 11S
Spruce.st., will celebrate their fiftieth
wedding anniversary, Wednesday,
with a family dinner Two sons and
three daughters will be present: Ed
ward Long, Chicago; James Lopg, St.
Paul, MINI; Mrs. Alfred Phillips and
Mrs. W. p Phillips Grand Rapids,
ana Mrs. NJ C. Murphy. OF Philadel-
Ihia, wife OF Mike" Murphy, the
+ trainer In charge OF the Americans in
the Olympic meet, in Stockholm,
Sweden.
A large and particularly jolly crowd
OF Masens, their families and friends.
left Monday morning. for Tashmoo,
for the annual outing OF the Joint
Masonic entertainment committee.
Ten OF the blue lodges OF the Masonic
temple participated. A program OF
athletic events will be given and sew
eal ball teams representing the diff
ferent lodges will battle for supremacy
on the diamond.
Unique posters displayed about the
business streets give cordial invita-
tion TO the friends OF Ashlar lodge,
No. 81. F. & A. NJ, to participate In
the annual river outing OF that
Masonic body, to Tashmoo park, We'd
nesday, June 20 An attractive list
OF prizes, including everything from a
flower pot TO ton OF coal, has been
selected for the athletic game win
hers. Two ball games will be featur-
cd. Rochester VS.. Ashlar. and men,
bers of the entertainment committee
vs.. past masters and officers of the
lodge. The Tashmoo will leave the
Griswold.st. dock at $3.50 o'clock.
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Three magnificent pictures have
been given the Detroit Museum OF
Art by Charles Willis Ward. the we'll
kndwn Michigan millionaire. Mr.