The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-13

Boxes in double tiers were built
around the sides of the hall and were
attractiyely decorated With bay trees
and streamer Of red. white and blue
tulle and tiny electric lights the dec
orative scheme conforming 10 the
general brilliant effect of the hall,
Prominent society women, who acted
as patronesses OF the dance, attended
with large parties of young people,
The scene was one of delightful sum
mer gaiety and charm, and interest
was enhanced for the spectators and
deyotees OF the dance, in the eXhi' Z
ton OF modern dance steps by various
professionals during intermissions in
the regular dancing program.
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In commemoration OF the six
hundred anniversary OF the battle OF
Bannockburn St Andrews society
Will present a program Of Scottish
songs, addresses and music. Monday
evening. June %, in ST. Andrews hail.
A feature OF the program VIII be
stereopticon views of the country
around Bannockburn The Rev. An
gus H. Cameron will give the prin-
cipal address.
S. Alexander and Prof. II. Hus. OF
the University OF Michigan, will give
free stereopticon lecture on The
wild sunHowers Of southern Michi-
gan. with special reference 10 many
new species, In the Century bulldlne'
Wednesday evening June ~, at
o'clock. under the auspices or the De
troit Institute OF Science and the con
servation and home and school gar
dening committees of the Twentieth
Century club.
For the second time in the competi-
tive examinations held under the d.
rection OF the Federation OF French
societies in the United States. Tor
medals presented by the French gov
eminent. students in the French de-
nartment OF the Detroit Central high
school. carried of all the honors.
Harold Rosenheim won first prize and
Colin Campbell, second prize, while
honorable mention was given to FLOR
ence Whiteley, Amelie Melin, Gladys
Winter and Arnold Stanback.
In the annual election and business
meeting OF Detroit branch, College
Equal Suffrage league. Friday after
noon. in the Detroit Yacht club, the
following officers were chosen: Presi-
dent. DR.. Mary Thompson Stevens
yice-presdent. Or. Helen Beadle; sec
rotary. Mrs. Josephine NeV4fffs- kea+-
corresponding secretary, Miss Lesley
Church treasurer, Dr. Anna Starring;
executive committee, Miss Isabella
Hull Mrs. O. f. Fischer and Miss
Esther Boynton Dinner and infor-
mai speech making and music, with
tbe men friends OF the league mem
bers as guests, followed the business
meeting.
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The First Congregation church was
! beautifully decorated with fragrant
neonies. roses and other sweet
/ aowers OF the June garden, Saturday
afternoon. for the marriage OF Miss
ANY lean Farr. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Merton +. Farr. No, 40 Putnam
ave. 70 william Harry Gerhauser'
The ceremony was performed oy the
I Rev. !. Percival tiuget. in the pres.
ence OF a fashionable assemblage OF
guests. The charming bride was az
tended By her sister Miss EVA rarr'
and the groom's sister. Miss Grace
Gerhauser, and little Miss Carol Farr.
strewed rose petals in the path OF
the bridal party, from a dainty bas-
ket John Gerhauser the groom
! brother was best man, and the
guests were seated by James Scripps
Booth. William Grierson Smith, Lee
M. Farr. Harold Wallace John Price
OF Scranton Pa. and ROY klcnaru'
son. OF Alpena, Mich. a reception for
limited number OF guests followed IN
the home of the brides parents.