The Detroit times., 1915-05-22

the May Music festival IN Ann Ar
Dor are Mrs. John II. Avery. Miss
Elizabeth Avery, Mrs. sherman H.
Depew. Mrs. Robert Laughlin Mess
mer, and Mrs. John L. Dexter.
The Society OF Detroit Chemists |
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President,
Charles T. Bragg; vice president. J
Howard T. GRADER, secretary. Ed
ward j. Gutsche; treasurer. James
II. Bogart.
Pink rambler roses clustering on
miniature trees formed the attrac-
tive table decorations for the lunch
con given Thursday, by Mrs. Dexter
NJ. Ferry, jr.. No. 1910 Woodward
ave, in honor Of Miss Christine Mil
Ter The guests numbered so OF the
younger set.
The Detroit transportation club
; will introduce so new members AZ
the regular luncheon in the Hotel
Statler. Saturday, al 1890 o'clock.
William Brice Leiiingwell. we'll
known author, traveller and lecturer,
will give a stereopticon talk on The
Yellowstone park" following lunch
con.
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The outing OF the members Of the
| Detroit Institute OF Science 70 Crosse
lie. which was postponed last sun.
day on account OF the inciemeur
weather, will be held this sunday,
providing the weather is favorable
The institute members meet every
Monday evening. in the Museum OF
Art, when specimens collected dur.
ing tho week previous are exhibited
and discussed
In the First Congre saticnai church
Saturday afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock,
will be celebrated the marriage OF
Miss Josephine Sparkling, daughter
OF Mrs. Joseph Sparkling, No. $50
Second.ave., 10 Lou Burt. sonlof Mrs.
lngersoll Burt. The Rev. J. PERCH
val Huget will perform the ceremony
in the presence of the relatives and
intimate friends only, There VIII
be no attendants.
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Lieut-Col Mason NJ. Patrick, OF
the L. s. army engineering corps,
and who is government engineer in
charge OF the waterways in this dis
trict, will give an illustrated talk
before the Detroit Engineering so
ciety, Friday evening, in the club
rooms In the building on the north
west corner of Grand River ave. and
Washington. blvd Col Patrick was
| In charge OF the work OF raising the
/ Maine. and IL is on this successful
engineering project that he VIII
/ speak.
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A program 20 emphasize the love
and protection OF animals and birds
will be given Saturday afternoon, in
Chaffee hall. by students from the
classes OF the Edna Chaffce Noble
School of Expression. Those 20 take
part in the program will be Miss
Ruth Campbell. Miss Ernesta Brown.
Mrs. Ella Resch, Mrs. Hattie Rood
Barbour. Miss Theresa Johnson. .
Mrs b. +. Tobin. Miss Rhoa CoUtts, T.
Miss Marjorie Tobin. Miss Frances
Marie Nall, Miss Marjorie Baum
gartner. and Miss Olive Temple
Carr.
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Tho ANIMAL M ~ and fair
of Tau Beta will be held Thursday
afternoon and evening. June 10, on /,
the grounds of the residence of ;.
Y. Seyburn. No. 1876 Jeffersonaye |
There will be tables for the display I
and sale of fancy work and novel !
ties. homemade candies. flowers. !
etc. and the entertainment features /
will include games OF all kinds and |
dancing. Supper will be served from |
40 to S o'clock. Miss Constance I
Murphy and Miss Margaret Hosmer |
head the committee in charge.
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The Young Ladies' sodality of our |
Lady of Help parish will give a May |
music festival in the parish hall, /
Monday evening. May "a, when an |
attractive program will be present |
ed by Miss Ellen Richmond Mar |
shall. contralto; Miss Ethel Odena.
contralto; Miss Margaret II. Foy.
soprano; George f. Abbott, tenor;
Edward Flannery. tenor; Miss Ruth |
Clynick. harpist; Mrs. L. Nelson
Higgins, violin; Miss Margaret Man |
nebach, piano; Miss Margaret Ca
sey. piano; Miss Gladys Mcdonald. |
piano; Miss Nellie Rhody. piano;