The Detroit times., 1916-07-08

pendencc day The pupils taking
part represented - states. The
Pass-It-On circle a school organiza-
tion. gave prizes OF books 10 Mr..
Buckholz, OF Wisconsin. Miss Zeig-
Ter. OF Ohio. and Mr. Weber. OF
Indiana, for the best talks on Three
reasons why am glad 10 be a Unit.
ed States citizen" David y. Har-
per read the Declaration OF indie
pendence and the entire school re
cited Henry Van Dykes The Foot
Path 10 Peace" Various exercises,
marching and music completed the
program.
.
Mrs. Louise Meek Corbett pre-
scented several " her vocal pupils
IN a recital Friday evening. In Mil
burn hall. The program was given
| by Albert T. Hasselbach. Mrs. Alex
ander Weber, Mrs. May me Murphy
Miss Stella Gage. W &. Campbell.
Miss Alice Griffith. Miss Stella Bon
dy, Mrs. A. r. Alger, Mrs. Jose
phine Tyack, William Thayers Coul-
ter, Miss Gertrude Nelson. Miss Ell
sic Johansen, Carmen Dioble, Miss
Helen V Rapelji. Albert Schild. Miss
Grace Munsey. Miss Margaret Fer
rari. Miss Olga Schoenegge. Mrs.
Ida Turner. Mrs Florrie Newton.
Miss Loretta 81. Denis and Miss
Sara Smith Logan.
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A pretty home wedding took place
Saturday evening, July /, In the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Boettcher. No. 90l Helen.ave.. when
their only daughter, Miss Edna
Boettcher. was married 20 Edgar
Dorr Liphardt, son OF Mrs. Caroline
Dorr Liphardt The Rev. w.
Warne Wilson. rector OF Trinity
Episcopal church. officiated. The
reception rooms were pretiily dee
Grated with roses and sweet peas.
/ The bride wore a simple gown OF
blue tafyeta and carried a bouquet
/ OF lilies OF the valley and orchids.
/ Miss Minnie Catherine Liphardt,
| he grooms sister was maid OF
/ honor. and wore blue taffeta, carry
/ ing pink roses and sweet peas. Ray.
mond Boettcher, brother OF the
/ bride. was best man. An informal
| reception and wedding supper fol
lowed. Mr. and Mrs Liphardt are
on a motor trip through the eastern
states. and after Sept. I, will be at
home az No. scr Helen-ave.
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Following ar impromptu cJnyen-
! ton OF musical managers from va
rious parts OF the country, who gath
cred IN Detroit. Friday, TO talk over
musical matters for the coming sea
son Mr.. and Mrs James f. Devoe
entertained the visitors very delight
fully az dinner. Friday evening, in
the Detroit Athletic club. At a
beautifully arranged table, on which
were artistically disposed pink roses
and larkspur, 80 guests were seated
In one Of the clubs private dining
rooms. The specially honored guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Behymer.
OF Los Angeles. who a few days ago
completed 30 years az their mar
ried life and 30 years OF activity as
musical managers on the Pacific
coast. During the evening, Mr.. De
voc, in a felicitous speech, outlined
Mr.. Behymer's successful career.
and on behalf OF his friends seated
around the board. presented Mr. and
Mrs. Behymer with a set OF travel
books \ delightful and informal
program OF speeches and music was
given by Mrs. Harriet Story Macfar-
lane. OF Detroit; Cecil Tanning.
baritone, and his accompanist, II. b
Turpin. OF New York; Bendtson
Netzorg. pianist, OF Detroit; j. Her
man Thumann, manager OF the Gin
cinnati May Music festival. and Mr..
and Mrs. Behymer. The guests in
Guided besides those mentioned, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Fritschy, Kansas
City; Miss Elizabeth Cueny. st.
Louis: A. F. Thiele, Dayton. o.;