The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-27

with Cleveland friends, from Boston,
sunday, for summers stay in Eng
land
Mr., and Mrs. Jonn Z. Lambert and
Miss Marjorie Lambert will spend the
rest OF the summer at Lake George,
N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs Edward Chandler
Walker gave dinner party. Friday
evening, In their home, In Walker
vile, In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
q. Wetmore.
o.
Mrs. John +. Dodge and the Misses
Winifred and Isabelle Dodge, will
leave the first week in July for Nan
tucket
Mr., and Mrs frank Edwards, No.
329 Clark-ave., announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Sadie
Francis, to Bennett Harrison Rey-
nolds. the wedding to take place
Aug. IL.
DE-. Edgar b. Smith, who has been
confined TO his home, No. 33 Highst.
west. with rheumatism, is improving.
and, Friday, was able TO sit up for a
short time
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Marie Freund, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Leopold Freund, OF Crosse
Pointe, 10 Joseph Siegel, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Siegel
The Arab patrol OF Moslem temple,
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine, will give
the annual moonlight Monday even.
ing June 20, on the steamers Column
la and Ste. Claire. Splendid pro-
grams of music, vaudeville and dane
ing viii be given on both boats.
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Members OF the Detroit Institute Of
Science Will spend Sunday on the
Cooper farm. near Birmingham. Spec
linens Of wild flowers birds, insects
and mushrooms that may be secured
on the outing by the institute mem.
bers will be exhibited and discussed
Monday evening, in the Museum of
Art.
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The annual outing OF the Detroit
Engineering society and the Society OF
Detroit Chemists, was held Saturday
afternoon, at Bots Blanc, the Sappho
having been specially chartered for
the members OF the societies. their
friends and families. Special programs
for the children were planned for the
boat ride and stay on the island
o.
Active preparations are under way
for the lawn fete to be held Monday
evening. on the grounds OF the resi-
dence OF Mrs f. Bamlet. woodward
and Englewood-aves. under the aus
pices OF the North Woodward Won
ans club. There will be booths for
light refreshments. a gypsy fortune
telling tent and other novelties.
o.
The marriage OF Miss Edith Lloyd
Riley, daughter OF Mrs Sarah Eaton
Riley. OF Newtonville. Mass, 70 Ray
mond p Baubie. OF Detroit will take
place in Newtonville Monday. After
Sept /, Mr.. and Mrs. Baubie will be
at home in Detroit, at No. Ill Palmer
ave. east
The following were chosen officers
of Kappa Phi fraternity which has
been in convention in the Hotel Cad
lilac, all week: President, Dr. j. AL
fred Connery, Jr.. Saginaw vice
president, j. c. Hempel, Chicago; sec
rotary, r. w. LaBar, Lansing; treas
urer, Percy s. Groves, Chicago; mar
shall, Henry Evans. Chicago
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A piano recital that was given by
a number OF little folk from the classes
OF Mrs. Clara Koehler-Heberlein, and
her assistant teacher, Miss Gertrude
Hartz. delighted an audience OF grown.
ups Thursday afternoon in the Y. w
G. A. hall Miss jeanette Van Der
Velpen, soprano, sang, and Victor
IAha .Ia F,,An
obligato to Miss Van der Velpen's
songs. The pupils who took part from
Mrs. Heberlein's class were Ralph
Dyar, Urban and Mary Hubert, Mar
jorie Ross, Elsie Schiller, Eta Pautke,
Mildred Parker, Melinda Dryer and
Elsie Shaw; from Miss Hartzs class,
Catherine Fiske, Margaret Simmons
and Ella Kaufman. Little Elsie Shaw
played the accomplishments to Mr..
Heberlein's flute solos.
The marriage OF Miss Zelma Isa-
belle Crouch, daughter OF Mrs Mar
garet Crouch No. 16 Leicester-ct., to
Theodore A. L. Albrecht, was per-
formed Thursday afternoon, in Trim |
ity Episcopal church The Rev. S. |
w. Frisbie ofilciated Miss Camilla
Hubel and Herbert Albrecht were the
attendants. After Sept. 1, Mr.. and
Mrs, Albrecht will be at home at
No. 242 Hague-ave.
The street fete held Friday even
ing, on Chicago-blvd for the benefit |
OF the Animal Welfare league was a
great success. The residences in the |
vicinity with wide verandas gaily dec
GRATED. we're ablaze with light, and
from prettily decorated booths on the |
spacious lawns light refreshments |
were served. There was plenty OF |
music, and a large platform erected
in the middle OF the boulevard be- |
tween Third-ave. and HamilteH-blYd.,
proved a splendid stage for soloists |
and dancers.