The Detroit times., 1912-08-19
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL


cal Art. Boris l.. Ganapol, for the past
eight years director OF music In TEN
pie Beth El, has resigned that posi-
tion. The Temple Beth El choir for
the coming season will be as follows:
Miss Louise Lyon. soprano; Mrs.
Frederick Fitzgerald, contralto; VIII
liam Rowland, basso; Alfred Bert
rand, tenor: Abram Ray Tyler, organ
ist.
Mrs. Harry p. Gamble and daugh-
ters, Misses Elizabeth and Jessie A.
Gamble, OF Boulder, Col, are the
guests OF Mrs. David ID. Cady, No. 81
Watson-st.
Mrs. Joseph II. Lyday and Miss
June Lyday. No. AZ Leicester-st., have
returned from three months Euro
pean tour.
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Mrs. Henry s. Wilson, of Boston
blvd, has returned from Lake Mo-
honk. N. Y.
Mrs. II. S. Garret left Friday for
several weeks visit with friends In
southern states.
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Much surprise has been occasioned
in Detroit society, in the announce
ment OF the quiet marriage. Wednes-
day Aug IA, at Huron Mountain, OF
Miss Catherine Russell, daughter OF
George II. Russell, 10 Erie Edwin Dew
lin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Devlin. The Russels have been spend
ing the summer at Huron Mountain
and Mr. Deylin was on visit TO the
family when the marriage was de-
cided upon. The Rev. Wallace Rad
cliffe, OF Washington, ID. c., formerly
OF Detroit and an old family friend,
who Is spending the summer In Huron
Mountain with Mrs. Radcliffe, per.
formed the ceremony The bridal
couple We're unattended. The cere-
mony was witnessed by the brides
father and brother Raymond Russell,
and her sisters, Mrs. George A. True
and the Misses Julie, Frances and
Marian Russell. The grooms parents
and sister are on a motor trip in the
east The young couple have gone
for a two weeks camping trip in the
northern woods
Mr.. and Mrs Isadore Marx, No. 463
Baldwin-ave. left Saturday for a trip
TO Buffalo, Niagara Falls, New York
and Atlantic City taking the Hudson
river route from Albany TO New York
They will be accompanied as far as
Buffalo by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neder-
lander. Miss Sara Nederlander and
Miss Lillian Danto.
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Raymond Dulitz. violinist, will
play Gounod's Ave Maria" In the
Fort-st Presbyterian church Sunday
morning.
As a result OF Burton Collver's
stay M New York. the past fortnight.
booking musical attractions for the
season OF 1928. in Detroit. this
city will hear, this winter, such
artists as Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler,
pianist; Nine. Jeanne Gerville-
Reache, contralto; Julia Culp. Dutch
lieder singer. and Myron Whitney,
Jr, basso Mr.. Collver Will bring
again Nine. Hmma Calve and her hus-
band, Signor- Gallileo Gasparl. In
tabloid version of Carmen" and
"Cavalleria Rusticana." and the
Chicago Grand opera company in
The Secret OF suzanne"
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Mr.. and Mrs James T. Devoe, No
1876 Blaine-avt, who have been
'FlulUF me summer III the east. are
now In Meriden Conn Mr. Devoe
was in New York last week. in the
interests OF HIS musical attractions
to be brought TO Detroit this sea-
son Mr.. Devoe will offer Detroit
music lovers eight OF the greatest
musical stars I'm a series OF concerts
TO be known as the Philharmonic
course.
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The annual excursion OF ST
Mathews German Evangelical church
will be held Tuesday, Aug 20, on
Bois Blanc island The inmates Of
the German Protestant Home for Old
People and Orphans will be guests of
3 honor. A program OF athletic events,
including four baseball games, will
offer handsome prizes.
The Rev. w. c. Taylor, of Clarks.
burg. V. Va, will occupy the pulpit
OF the First Baptist church, Sunday
morning and evening.
The Rev. c. w Stephenson. pastor
of the First Methodist Protestant
church, will speak Sunday morning
on when fidelity brings its reward,
and In the evening on After the
last battle, what?" This will be
the last Sunday OF the conference
year. and Mr. Stephenson and fam
lily leave Monday for Gull Lake. TO be
gone until the second Sunday in
September.
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The Rev. Eugene NJ. Antrim, pas
tor Of the North Woodward Meth
odist church, has returned from his
summer vacation at Bay View and
Vicinity and will oaSppy his pulpit,
Sunday morning and evening. In
the morning, DIR. Antrim will speak
on "Detroit's shame" and in the
evening on Echoes OF a summer va
cation"
In New Thought Alliance hall Sun
day morning. the Rev. Thornton
Mills will speak on Spiritual
alchemy" and In the evening on
"The theory of reincarnation."
Hell In the Light OF Modern
Thought" will be the subject OF the
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