The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-10

servatory hall Miss Mildred Schaet.
Ter OF the dramatic art department
Viii give several readings. Miss
Ethelyn Van Ripper, pupil OF Fran
els T. York. will give graduation
recital Tuesday evening. June IS,
in the hall. assisted by Miss Mary
Covi'lr soprano. aud Mrs, Neva
Rose. accompanies The Wednes.
day afternoon concert program was
presented Ay the Misses Ruth Whit
ma. GLADYS CHM. Hattie Elliott
Charlotte smith and Lillian Stu
lcusky
50 successful has been the bid
fa- public favor OF the Central Con.
cert Co.'S course OF concerts for the
season OF lel6-l9l7, that over half
a.. the course tickets have been sold
III 90 date The scale OF prices Is
exceptionally low for world re-
rovued artists. and offers the best
seats m Arcadia for $500 for the
course of six concerts. with others
a, $3.50. $3.50 and So 30 The course
90 bsr'n OCT 2. will o6er Amato,
baritone ltEinska. pianist Matte
rauyr couralto. louise Homer,
coa,-aro. Julie Culp, meEzo-so-
u-sro and Francis Macmillen, VIC
lrtst. Frleda Hempl soprano. The
course r.ekets are on sale In the
central Concert Co.'S Office. No
1904 PsnQhscot building, Beltram-
mi 4 Rush. No. 1881 Woodward.
ave. and in Grinnell's box Office.
Among several delightful parties
given saturday IN NacDiarmid's
Chocolate Homestead. was the
luncheon 90 which Miss Grace Arm
strong. No. ga Webb-ave. was hos.
tess. entertaining in honor OF Miss
clara LampkiD. who will be mar
red 20 Alfred G Vanderpool this
month Mrs William r Brooks.
No. GSt Van Dyke-aye, gave tea,
fo''oVir- the matinee for six young
ladies' In honor OF Miss Marie Ian.
G.root who will marry James r
steele. saturday. June =. Miss VI
Sshars. 40 90 Horton.ave, enter.
raioa9 10 young women AZ luncheon
Miss Viola Neryin who is 20 he
married his month 20 Frank F. Up-
ton. was The honor guest ar a lunch
con given ~ Mrs r T Jones. Miss
NHwrt.
and Miss Margaret Srorie Miss l.
VI Armstrong. No 1909 Brooklyn
ave was the hostess ar tea, fol
lowing a matinee party Wednesday
In honor os Miss Rheua Matthews.
Dancing will be a feature OF me
annual tea and festival 20 be given
in Arcadia by the House ~ Prov.-
derce auxiliary. Monday and Tues
Gay afternoons and evenings. June
70 and ~. for the benefit OF the M.
tie ones in the home This s. an
added attraction, for usually the sup
per and musical programs consti,
Gte The principal features, with the
various booths OF aprons. kimonos
flowers. candy, hardkerchiefs. toys
and tho like \ number OF small
girls will be az the doll booth Of
which Mrs. W. J. E'acSerall is chair
man. The following ladies are in
charge of the supper Mrs William
r Nartz. Mrs Walter o. Briggs,
Mrs J :. Angel. Mrs r. r Fc-gu-
son. Mrs.. Frank J. blake. Mrs.
Charlie = Bo~quotte Mrs ] s. bur.
gen Mrs. G. Coleman. Mrs /. }.
Cot,iugton. Mrs Grant Cteotte, Mrs
T. J. Collins. Mrs. Walter J Carr,
Mrs. I. J. Defer. Mrs. John Feenan,
Mrs s. Forest. Miss Isabelle Car
michael. Miss Elizabeth FeckereIi
Mrs. Hugo Gilmarten. Mrs William
j Kennedy. Mrs William Kobe.
Mrs G. " IoofHer, Mrs r. MERCER.
Mrs : Malle:tn, ir. Mrs : Schmidt
Miss Mae Mabor. Miss Msrcier. Mss
Catherine Martz. Miss Geneyi"ye
Martz. Mrs Thomas W McInerney,
Miss Florence Dohanv. Mrs Hugh
McPhsrlin. Mrs John : McCann,
Mrs J O'Reilly, Mrs John n Prin-
gle. Mrs Charles Paulus. Mrs II.
Re.Chenbach Mrs Charlie Rooney,
Mrs. a VI Seymour. Jr. Mrs vii.
liam J Smith. Mrs. \ j Skiflngton.
Miss irene Strale, Mrs !. s. Van
Valkenburgh. Miss Marie Hogan.
Miss Eliza beth Walsh Miss Eleanor
Youngblood Miss Madgc Walker,
Miss Ruth Thompson, Miss Ruth
Bever, Mrs. A Christie, Mrs. James
Ferry. Mrs Louis Knapp, Mrs r.