The Detroit times., 1914-06-09

Doris Mcmillan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max May and daugh-
Ter. Miss Elsa May left Monday Tor
New York TO sail saturday for three
months stay in Europe
The Society OF Colonial Danes met
Tuesday afternoon. with Mrs Henry
II Joy. I'm Crosse pointe Shores Re
ports from the twelfth biennial con
vention were read.
The engagement is announces or
Miss Jessie Campbell, daughter OF
Capt w. A. Campbell. U. - A. re-
tired and Mrs Campbell, OF Washing
ton. to William Henry Gage, Of De-
troIt.
The engagement Is announced II
Miss Mary A. De Carlo daughter or
the Rev. Pasquale De Carlo. TO the
rev. Vito Cordo, pastor OF the italian
Evangelical church, Trenton, y, }.
The marriage will take place in the
! fall.
Detroit Fortnightly club will give
tae annual moonlight. Tuesday even
ing, on the Tashmoo. to Sugar island.
An entertaining program OF novel;
ties viii be presented on the boat and
there will be two hours OF dancing
in the island pavilion.
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The Joint Masonic Entertainment
committee moonlight Monday even
ing. on the Ste. Claire. was a great
success. A beautiful moon, delight
ftff river and lake breeze and snlen.
did program OF music, vaudeville. ana
dancing, combined TO delight large
crowd.
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Arthur Stringer, Of New York, the
well-known novelist and writer OF
Irish verse, will be the guest or the
Michigan Authors association, at the
annual banquet TO be held, Thursday
evening, in the Hotel Cadillac Mr..
Stringer will remain in Detroit sew
eral days and will stay at the Country
club.
Mrs. Frederick M Alger was the
hostess OF a luncheon Monday, In
honor OF Lady Harrington, OF Eng.
land. Mrs. Charles II. Hodges viii.
entertain at luncheon, Wednesday, IN
the Country club, for Lady Harring-
ton, who as Miss Amy Mcmillan, or
Detroit. was an important social hg-
ures in Detroit and Washington So
ciety during the lifetime OF her fath-
err Senator Mcmillan.
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The annual June fete OF Tau Beta
will be held, Wednesday afternoon
and evening, on the grounds of the
residence No. PSI Iroquois-ave. The
fete will include a sale OF charming
novelties, practical and ornamental
articles, and many homemade deli
cacies. Games of all sorts will be
provided for children Dancing viii
form the evening entertainment with
q dancing contest for a silver cup.
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The members OF the social commit
tee OF the Detroit Review club are
asked to report to Mrs William Van
SICKLE. chairman OF the refreshment
committee OF the Joint outing for chill
dren, OF the Review club and the Ro-
tary club, Thursday, at 1890 O'Clock
promptly, on the steamer Put-in-Bay,
which is to take the children for an
afternoons outing on the river ana
lake.
The cath annual excursion OF
Parke, Davis & CO., for its employees,
will take place, Thursday, June H. to
Rois Blanc, the Columbia and the ste.
Claire having been chartered for the
day. The Columbia will leave the
Dates.st. dock, and the Ste. Claire, the
McDougall-ave dock. A splendid pro
gram OF sports and games, dancing,
and all the features OF a big happy,
outdoor picnic will be provided.
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In the annual election of officers
and board OF directors of Harmonic
society. Monday evening. Christian
Liedich, retiring president, was pre-
sentedpwith a silver loving cup. The
following officers were chosen: Pres
ident. Ernst Kern; vice-president H.
W. Becker; secretary, William r.
Heinze: treasurer, Adolph Schadt; dl'
rectors. together with the officers,
Herman Walter, Earl Brumme. A w.
Ruchbinder, Leo Taube and Richard
Midner.
Sanctuary" a bird masdue, by
Percy Mackaye, will be presented,
Tuesday afternoon, June is, on the
grounds of the residence. No. l7OO
Jefferson-ave by a joint committee
from the Drama league and Collegiate
Ahmnae. The play is an outdoor
masoue. a plea for the conservation
OF birds. and was presented Win
great success a year ago in Merlden'
n. H.. with the daughters OF Presi-
dent Wilson taking important parts
The leading roles will be assumed by
Misses Irma Williamson, Alice Krat
get. Florence Little, Vera APPEL, John
Brozo. Harry Stocker James Elem
ing, Edward Burleson and McWh
liams Byrne.
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The annual dinner and election OF
oficersi of the College Equal Suffrage
league will be held Friday evening
June u. in the Detroit Yacht cluD
The members of the league will meet
at the club at o'clock, and follow
ing the election and reading OF bust
ness reports and reports Of the re
cent suffrage demonstration in Wash
ington, dinner-will be served at 6:St
o'clock, the men friends of the league
members being invited 70 dinner. III
order to meet the requirements OF the
club steward league members are
askd TO make table reservations VIII
Mrs. o. E. Fischer, No. 5O7 F1eld-aVe.
before Thursday The club launch
leaves the Belle Isle bridge approach
dock NJ frequent intervals.