The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
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y0Doury School OF Dancing VII
800, 0fiday evening. May 80.
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- 1t meeting OF the season o.
80 0esellschaft will be hello
e1ay afternoon, May 81, In the
~ q Frau Ralph Phelps, Jr. The
ny anniversaries OF Richard
$500. Johannes Brahms and the
Friedrich Rocckert. will be OBJ
Vod IN q program of musical mum
y contributed by Frau e. w. Haass
- Nay Leggett Abel. Frauleir
nr0o Won EDsen Fraulein Margaret
nnobach. and Herr Frederic l.
~ 4 business meeting will pre-
- he program and officers elected
: the ensuing year.
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Ashlar lodge. No. 81. F. & A. NJ,
voDl give the annual moonlight. Thurs
~ evening, May 20. to Sugar Island
nnho Tashmoo. The boat will leave
H:30 o'clock and there will be two
Aonxp Of dancing In the island pavilion
quartet will furnish music, a la
Sarst, on the boat to and from the
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IA large audience attended the Wag-
~ lecture given In German, Thurs
X evening, In Bethel German Evan
&lOal church, by DR.. Macmillan
1hrkus. In observance Of Wagners
6tenary, the great German poet
n1cian having been born May %,
~. The lecture was illustrated by
IT. Markus, reader, and Miss Ger
RIDE Heinze, pianist, and was given
" = preliminary to the Wagner festi'
- TO be held in the Light Guard arm
~. Monday, June 2. Next week, an
Explanatory progrom OF the numbers
" be played by the Chicago SYM
Hpny orchestra, and to be sung by
tme. Olive Fremstadt and other SOLO
.Dts In the festival, will be on sale In
HEinnell's, and will be great aid to
~ who will attend the festival con-
|oEtS, a. the booklet contains much in
|Srooting and valuable information
;hout Wagner, his life and his works
The program was compiled by Nine.
8lara Koehler Heberlein, whose father
10 an intimate friend of Wagner
The sale Of seats for the festival now
men In Grinnells indicates a lively
interest on the part Of music lovers
IA the public generally.
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Announcement is made Of the mar
)1nge. June rs, 1912, of Miss Pearl
Mitchell and James G. Mcqueen. jr.,
[h1ch took place in Windsor. the Rev.
&c. Cameron, OF Bruce-ave. Baptist
|kurch. performing the ceremony. Mrs.
hines Mcqueen, accompanied by Mrs.
EoQueen, r.. leave Friday night for
Doinnau to meet Mrs. Mcqueen.
~ daughter. Mrs. e. d. Jeffs, who
returning from Central America.
{11W June I, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcqueen,
- Win be at home to their friends
= 1(o. 2E1 Elmhurst-aye.
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Uptsult lodge. B. P. o. E., enter
n1h1d chilrren from the various in
1kQk1ons and asylums OF the city.
k116ay afternoon. In the Light Guard
|noey. 4 program Of music, fancy
|onG1ng, moving pictures and a dog
ronD entertained the little ones until
SWU0dorful spread of sandwiches, ice
|poom and cake was enjoyed. The
~ was the tenth annual May day
MY Tor orphaned and dependent
n116ron given by Detroit Elks.
n nee moving picture show was
|1tUa In the Light Guard armory.
Jnnt1day evening. for the employees
e tho Cadillac Motor Car Co., and
1oo4 families. The pictures we're the
1n1no - those shown in the recent
Invention Of the National Associa.
'of Manufacturers.
ne Rev. Edward H. Pence. pastor
x 1ort-St. Presbyterian church. who
n Atlanta, Ca, attending the
gthern Assembly Of the Pan-Amer-
ce Of the executive commission OF
- assembly, Thursday.
Tue 0erman-American Esperanto
11ety will give propaganda en-
Detalnment. Sunday evening. June s.
- Turnverein hall. The ninth inter
NATIONAL Esperanto congress will be
~ In Berne, Switzerland, Aug. 20
Wand DR.. Tobias Siegel. OF Detroit,
- attend the congress as delegate
"a Michigan.
- concert was given Thursday
Xoo0lng, in the Church OF Our Faith. |
- by Exri Alfred Bertrand, tenor, OF
,h1o city, assisted by Nine. Eva En-.
roott Wycoh, soprano, of New York
l1nsing numbers were given by
Mi Matheys. Detroit violinist. and
lam Ray Tyler played the accom-
nlments.