The Detroit times., 1916-06-22


New York.
The League OF Catholic Women
will meet Saturday morning, al
1890 o'clock, in the Hotel Statler.
Mrs. william Clay and the Misses
Josephine and Eleanor Clay will
leave July ;, for Seal Harbor, Me,
10 spend the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs David Gray, and son,
David Gray, Jr., OF Crosse Pointe,
left Thursday for Siaconset. for the
summer.
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Mrs. l. l.. Grinnell gave a dinner
Wedne sday evening, entertaining 10
guests in honor OF Or. and Mrs.
Herman II Brown and Mrs. Belle
Mcneil, of Chicago.
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The engagement is announced OF
Miss Bernice Gilmore Brownlee,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
+ Brownlee, TO Paul II. Toepp, son
OF Mrs. p Henry Toepp. of South
Bend. Ind. the marriage 10 take
place in the fall
.
The philanthropic committee OF
the Detroit New Century club en-
tertained thc children OF the Flor
ence Crittcnton kindergarten, and
their mothers, Saturday. at a picnic
in Palmer park, The committee
has raised sufficient funds 10 keep
open the kindergarten in the homa
during the summer months.
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Holy Trinity Alumnae association
viii hold the annual reunion and
banquet, Thursday evening. in the
Henri II room. in the Hotel Statler
The members Of the June gradual
ing class of Holy Trinity academy
will be the guests of honor An in
formal program of speeches and
music will follow the dinner.
.
Special cars carrying members Of
the Girls Friendly society and their
friends. went out 20 Pine lake,
Thursday afternoon, for the formal
opening of the season OF Holiday
house. the summer home main
tanned by the society 20 provide
vacation accommodation for bust
ness women. Mrs Orla b. Taylor
and Mrs. Charles Mellish were in
charge of the party.
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Miss Alice May Harran presented
Miss Florence Howard and Miss
Olga Werner. OF her vocal classes, in
a song recital Tuesday evening. In
her studios. in the Valpey building.
Miss Lydia Muellenhagen. pianist.
assisted Mrs L. F. Burghardt, so
prano. who is studying with Miss
Harrah, sang al a concert in the
First Baptist church. Toledo, Friday
evening
A party of 80 Detroitors left We'd
nesday evening. by boat for Cleve.
land 10 attend the outdoor perform.
ance in that city. Thursday, of Wag
ner's "Siegfried The cast for the
opera will include such well-known
Wagnerian singers as SChumann
Heink, Hempel, Kurt. Reiss White
hill, Braun Goritz and Sembach
and the Metropolitan opera house or
chestra. under Arthur Bodansky
Among those in the Detroit party
were Mrs. Max Brook, Mr.. and Mrs
James L. Hand, and Mr. and Mrs
James Il. Devoe.
Mrs. Belle s. Evans will present
number OF pupils from her piano
class, in a recital, Thursday evening
Ia her home studio, No 3s4 Lincoln
ave. Miss H. Morrison Will assist
with violin solos accompanied by
Mrs. S. A. Thomas Those 10 par
ticipate include Helen Guoin, Ger
trude Miller. Pauline Reissman, An
toinette Churchill Ruth Hagarty,
Marjorie Churchill, Dorothy Letth,
Jean Leith, Mary Schilke, Isobel
Nichol, Lucille Chalmers, Clarence
femme, Clara Sullivan, Helen Emer-
son, Fern Adair, Franklin Bcrk
heimer, Eva Rubin, BESSIE Nichol
Viola Sprunk. and Ruth Battishill.
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4 pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday afternoon, at ( O'Clock,
in the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
Charles w Rose. No. so Sterling
ave, when their niece, Miss Carey
Lucille Drummond. daughter Of Mrs.
Rozella Siebert. was married 10
Herman Kramer. Jr., the Rov Mr.
Edwards, rector Of ST. Paul's Cathe-
dral. oficiated The bride was at
tended by Mrs Raymond Woolfen
len, as matron Of honor. and Miss
Hazel Denison, as maid. Mrs Vol
fenden wore a nrStty gown OF male