The Detroit times., 1914-06-16

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Theodore. f. McManus. of Detroit
and Toledo, president OF the Nc
Manus Advertising CO.. Monday, re-
ceiyed the degree OF doctor OF laws
/ from Notre Dame university. Mr..
McManus has written books OF poems
and essays.
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The June graduating exercises OF
| Eastern high school will be held Wed
nesday evening, in the school audi
forum. with Judge Henry S. Hubert
making the address to the graduates
on Responsibilities OF citizenship"
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Judge Charles Is. Collingwood. OF
Lansing, will address the June gradu-
ating class of Western high school,
Wednesday afternoon, in the com
mencement exercises on Citizenship
in the republic
Detroit Mcmillan high school com
menccmcnt exercises will take place
/ Tuesday evening, in the SolVay Guild
hall, with Frank Cody. assistant su-
perintendent of schools, addressing
the class.
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A party OF Crosse Pointe Riding
and Hunt club members, will leave
! Wednesday for Cleveland. to attend
the annual horse show Of the Chagrin
Valley Hunt club. The Crosse Pointe
club has entered Is horses.
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Harry l.. Pierson will entertain the
June graduating class OF Central High
school. Thursday afternoon, in the
! Detroit Boat club, from TO 6 o'clock,
al a The Dansant, in honor OF his
son, Lynn Person, president OF the
class.
st. Boniface church will be the
scene, Wednesday morning, OF the
marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Teresa
Engel. daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth r.
Engel, to William Andrew Doyle. Miss
| Alice Doyle will be maid of honor,
and Nicholas J Engel best man.
Charles Barton and Joseph Peterson
will seat the guests.
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The Ste. Claire Monday evening,
carried merry crowd of members
OF Friendship lodge, No All, F. q A.
NJ, and their friends for the annual
moonlight OF the lodge A splendid
program of music, vaudeville, fancy
dancing and selections by the Friend.
! ship Minstrel band was featured on
the ride. while the one-step and hesi-
tation waltz had throngs OF devotees
on the dancing deck.
Percy Mackayes bird masque,
Sanctuary" will be presented for the
first time in Detroit Thursday even
/ ing, on the grounds owned by 2. Ley
den Ford on Jefferson-ave., near
Owen park The various parts in the
masque will be taken by high school
and grade school pupils. The affair
was arranged by joint committee
from Detroit center, Drama League
of America, and Detroit branch, Asso-
citation OF Collegiate Alumnae
4 The Typothetae,Fr associa-
ton, an organization OF the printing
and allied trades OF the city, will
send the following delegates to the
national convention, in New York,
Oct, 6-S; William V. Parshall, Ed
ward N Hines, Robert w. Hamilton,
John Taylor, Frank Anger. George
Harland, William K. Barrie. A. A.
Mann, r. s. Radcliffe, Thomas p.
Henry, George Keller, Howard Tay-
Tor. Charles f. May and William
Ralston.
! The First Baptist church will be
the scene. Tuesday evening, OF the
marriage OF Miss Marguerite Norton
Mathewson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Mathewson, to Harold Hatha-
way Pound. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. Thomas ]. viii
lers. The bride will be attended by
her sister Miss Gladys Mathewson,
as maid OF honor, and the Misses
Edna Cooper, Helen Babbitt. Mae Tee
pie, OF Pinckney. and Mayme Drake
of Goshen. Ind. as bridesmaids
Frank Tippitt. of Chicago, will be
best man. and the guests Will be seat
ed by Harry Nesbit, Carl Lundgrun,
Roy r. Torbett, and James B. Craig
A reception will follow in the home
of the brides parents, No. 80 Palmer.
ave west.
A splendid musical program will
be a feature of the annual June festi-
val for the benefit of the children in
Providence hospital, Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons and evenings,
June IL and IS. Supper will be
served from to Q o'clock. and there
will be articles for sale in the vari-
Gus toy. flower, candy. handkerchief,
miscellaneous apron and kimona
booths. Those who will participate
I'm the musical program are: Miss
Lucy McGlogan Mrs. Charles Welk-
er, Mrs. A. j Laurencelle, Mrs. A.
H. Marantette, Mrs. W. n. Gregory,
Miss Florence Dohany, Mrs. Burns,
Miss Margaret Youngblood, Miss
Paulus, Miss Eva Spillane, Miss Lu.
cile Lincoln. William Fitzgibbon, Ear
Fitzgerald, Eugene s. ] Paulus. VIII
liam Miller, John Caulwell. Walter
Schultz. Miss Patrice Fisher, Miss
Katherine Miller William G.. King,
Archibald Jackson. Miss Adele Van
der Velpen. Sylvester Ritter, the Ford
quartet, consisting OF j. Alderman,
Don Perry William Werth and p. j.
Veins, and Miss Myrabelle and Joe
Goldberg. fancy dancing. Mrs.
Charles L. Palms, who Is general
chairman OF the festival has had the
assistance OF Mrs. Martha Higgins,
vice-chairman, and Mrs. G.. Piquette
Mitchell. Mrs. F. p Byrne. Mrs. John
Nv. Moran. Mrs. Frank G. Pingree. Mrs
William A. Ross, Mrs. A. NJ. Seymour,
Sr., Mrs. Strathearn Hendrie, Mrs.