The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-15
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
Or and Mrs A. Arlington Newman
are at present motoring In France.

Or and Mrs. A. Arlington Newman
are at present motoring in France
Mrs. stephen Baldwin. OF New
York, formerly OF Detroit. is visiting
friends in the city
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Mr.. Muir r. Snow will leave this
week for Hsrbor Point. where she has
taken a cottage for the summer
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Dr. and Mrs. Ernest 4. fappey, who
have been travelling abroad, are at
present IN Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Ranney
have taken Mrs. Robert Zug's resi-
dence, No. 50 Eliot-st Mrs Zug has
removed to Los Angeles
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81. Aloysius' sIyL/,lae will hold the
fourteenth annual banquet and re-
nnion, in the Hotel Cadillac, Monday
evening, June %
Mr. and Mrs. Charles p. Warren
have taken the Crosse Pointe home OF
Mr. and Mrs, George H. Barbour for
the summer months
Mr. and Mrs, Horace r. Dodge and
Miss Delphine Dodge will spend the
summer In Europe Miss Dodge will
take a special course in music in
Paris.
Detroit Rotarans will join with tho
Toledo Rotary club in travelling on
the Tango special" to the annual
meeting OF the National Federation
OF Rotary clubs, in Houston, Tex. the
week OF June %. The Detroiters
leave for Toledo Thursday morning,
June Is.
Detroit friends OF the family Of the
Rev. Lee 3. McCollester, formerlys
pastor or the Church OF Our Father.
will 81 interested in the graduation
from Smith college, Of Miss Catherine
Mecollester. Miss McCollester was
horn in Detroit and graduated from
Central high school in 1909. Later
she went TO Miss Madlera's school in
washington D. c.. and then TO Smith.
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The annual June garden party OF
the Society OF Arts and Crafts will
take place. Tuesday afternoon, June
rs. in the society's pretty rooms and
garden at No. 81 Witherell-st
Mr. and Mrs Haas and Miss Con.
stance Haas are among Detroiters
hooked 10 sail from New York for
Europe. Tuesday. on the Kronprinzes
sin Cecile, OF the North German
Lloyd.
The June graduating exercises OF
the University OF Detroit. will take
Mace in the Garrick theater. Monday
evening. June o.
Barrie's play. Peter Pan" will be
presented Tuesday evening and We'd
nesday afternoon. in the Century
building. by children Of the Myra
Jones school. under the auspices OF
the anti-cigarette committee OF the
T~entieth Century club
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Bishop Foley will present the diplo
mas and the Rev. William F. Dooley,
president OF the University Of Detroit
will make tie address 10 the grad
yates in the June commencement ex
ercises OF st. Vincent's academy. Fri
day evening, June 10.
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The June graduating class Of Cen
trial High school will present the
woodland masque Como" in the audi
torium OF the school. Monday even
ing. for students only, and on Tues
day evening. will present II for invit-
ed guests. The graduating exercises
Will be held in the auditorium. Thurs
day morning, June is, at 1890
O'Clock
In honor OF ]. " Vaudeville prin-
cipal OF the Sill school, who has been
transferred 10 the Washington
school, the teachers OF the Sill gave
banquet. Saturday evening, in the
Hotel Ste Claire Miss Helen Walsh
. presided as toastmistress and the fol-
lowing responded 10 toasts: The
school and the community" Mr..
Vaudeville: Impressions of the Sill
school after one year as assistant
principal. Miss Hanna Heller; I'm
pressions OF the sill school after
years teaching" Miss Cecilia Cal
non: Impressions OF the Sill school
after ten weeks teaching" Mr. Por.
ter. Mr.. Vaudeville was presented
with a handsome travelling bag. Miss
Eleanor Krugh gave several delight
ful groups OF songs.
William George Chanter son or
Charles r. Chanter, No 1913 Kirby
ave. east. president OF the senior
class in wesleyan university. Middle
town. Conn, has been voted the best
student In his class in contest just
closed. Young Chanter, who is 90
years old. is a member OF Phi Beta
Kappa fraternity: vice-president OF
Societie Franchise in the university;
president OF the Wesleyan Y. NJ. G.
A.: chairman Of the college agencies
committee and during hts college
course has won the WaHely scholar
ship in psychology, the Cole prize in
English composition. and the Weeks
prize in modern philoeopsy.