The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-21

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DepeW Mrs Haas, AIRS Depew and
Mrs. Sheriff. contributed their we'll
known musical gifts In the reception
scene The play closed the season
activities for the Theater Arts club,
whose membership includes society's
cleverest amateurs.
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Edgar Guest will address the mem
bers OF the Business Mems class OF
the First Congregational church. and
their ladies. Thursday evening, at .
o'clock, in the chapel
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The first moonlight excursion OF the
season will take place Friday even
ing. on the steamer TashmoO 20 Sugar
island, under the auspices OF Pales-
tine and Riverside chapters, Eastern
Star. There will be a musical pro
gram OH the boat and two nours OF
dancing at the park
The NTH musicaie-tea arranged by
the Florence CrittentOn circle. will be
held Friday afternoon. al , 80 o'clock,
in the home OF Mrs. James s. Stew
enson. No. 1913 Atkinson-ave. A splen,
did program Will be given by Charles
r. Wuerth. Miss Esther Hayes. Mrs
d. w Tyre, Mrs w. A, Detwiler, Mrs,
Bessie Booth Dodge Mrs. Cleland Al
lison. Miss Dorothy Conger, Miss
Edith Simpson Mrs. Pearl Odell Smith
and Mrs John Whistler.
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Through the efforts OF Mrs. War
rem Brown, who solicited the use OF
automobiles from citizens. automobile
factories and dealers. the ola people
in the Arnold home. No. ia Selden-
ave, enjoyed ride around the city
and Belle Isle, Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs George G Caron No 50 Dav-
enport-st.. entertained the members
OF the Junior Drama league, Thurs
day afternoon. at an informal recep-
ton. the guests OF honor being Mr..
and Mrs Hampden. Burford Hamp-
den, Editha Kelly, Harriet Mendel,
Jack Davis and Alice Butler. all OF
The Blue Bird" company, now in
the Garrick theater
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The eleventh annual reunion and
banquet OF the Marcy Barstow School
association will be held Friday even
ing at g.: 30 o'clock, In the Elliott
TaylorW cafe. Henry
Plass, president OF the association.
will preside and there Will be ad-
dresses by Miss Caroline Crosman
Miss Mercy j. Hayes, Miss Margaret
A. Holmes, Miss Margaret NJ. Lena
han. and William NJ Dwight. The
"doings" OF the year Will be reported
by George G. Torrey f. IL Chamber
lain. and Herman Weiss. There will
be music by an orchestra. and solos
by the Misses Doerr and Miss Ruth
Holthoefer, and the entire assemblage
will join In the singing OF the choruses
20 Come, Come Away" swiss Toy
Girl" and Lightly Row" The cleo
ton OF officers will close the pro-
gram OF after-dinner speeches and
music.
The Detroit Concert orchestra. 80
pieces. directed by William o. Fitz-
Gerald. will give concert, Thurs
day evening, at o'clock, in the Trum-
bull-ave. Presbyterian church, Brain
ard-st and Grand River-ave. Archi-
bald c. Jackson, baritone: Miss Della
Hagerty viollnist, and Miss olive
Raynor soprano. will assist The
concert will be given under the au-
spices OF the Philathea society, and
the proceeds will go toward the build
| ing fund Of the new church house
| The program will include Corona
tion March" from the opera "The
Prophet" (Meyerbeerl: la Marsaria'
antique danse (Roberts): Artists
| Life waltZes (Strauss) soprano
solo "The Jewel Song" from Faust
! (GounOd); grand Scottish overture OF
| % songs and dances. arranged by
I4ampe The Heavens Are Telling,
from Creation" (Haydenl "Torea
| doris Song" from Carmen" Archi
bald c. Jackson. with orchestral &C
compartment, "M'Appari," from the
opera Martha" (Flotow): violin solo