The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-07-08

been studying piano with LeschetizEy,
in Vienna. The Misses Simon will
travel on the continent for several
months.
Palestine lodge, No. 357, f. 4 A.
NJ, will give the annual moonlight,
Friday evening. July IL, on the Ste
Claire. The boat will take the lodge
members and their friends for a ride
on Lake Erie. There will be spe
cial program of music and other en-.
tertainment features in addition to
dancing Alvin E. Harley is chair
han OF the entertainment committee
The annual outing OF the Knights
Of Equity will take place. tuesday
July 8, to Put-in-Bay, the steamer
Put-in-Bay to leave the First-st. dock
at $3.50 O'Clock. The executive com
mittee, of which John p. Scallen is
chairman, has spared no effort to ar
range a happy oanng. A nRe list oil
prizes has been secured for tho ath
letic events.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Spratt have
returned from a five months trip tC
the orient and Europe. They will
move into their new home on the
East Grand-blvd., In the late summer
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The Glenn-On club will give a river
party, Tuesday, July 8, In honor Of
G. w. Fisher, president of the club
The guests will go to st. Clair Flats
for dinner.
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Ladies of the Grand Army of the
Republic will give q reception in G.
A. r. hall, Monday evening, In honor
of the department president Of Michl
gan, Mrs. Nellie Comerford.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Fox, No. "a
Prentis-ave., left, Friday, for a visit
in Vancouver, B. G.
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Miss Grace Redmond. of Dansvllle,
N. Y. is the guest of Mrs. A. c. Sui
Ivan, No. 5S1 Cameron-ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford and son.
No. sc Edison-ave., will leave July 10,
for motor trip in Europe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Hickey and
Mrs. N. H. Harris left, Saturday, foe
Georgian Bay and Mackinac.
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Miss Florence Parkin and Miss
Bernice Annis gave a graduating
piano recital, Tuesday evening, in the
studio of their teacher, Mrs. Marie
Woolverton.
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The July issue of the Studio, just
off the press, will prove an invaluable
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gan Music Teachers association, con-
tanning, as 1t does, complete report
of the annual convention of the associ-
alton, held in Detroit, week ago. The
excellent convention papers OF Mrs.
Eleanor Hazard Peocock on "The sing
ing teacher as faddist," and of
Francis A. Mayhem on Are methods
essential to good piano teaching?"
are printed in full. The current issue
has q number OF attractive camposi-
lions, including dainty valse d amore
by Editor Sidney N. Lagatree, entitled
Christine" The music Is well-print-
ed The July number also contains
complete program OF the official
"doin's" for Cadillaqua week, July
1927.
So great has been the demand for
the charming song, IF Love Were AL
ways Laughter" composed by Mar
shall Pease, of Detroit, that the pub
Usher. Sidney N Lagatree, has got
ten out another edition. The same
success has come to the sacred song,
Judge Me, o Cod; by MISS Berrtce-
c. Forsythe, and Mr. Lagatree has
had many complimentary critical and
press reviews of the high character
OF the music published by him, and
the clearness of the type and good
quality of the paper used In all his
editions.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ O'Neill, No I'll
Howard.st., announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Gertrude NJ.
O'Neill, to Or. 8. p. L'Esperance,
which took place, Saturday, June 70.
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