The Detroit times., 1916-03-07

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Pierson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip X Mcmillan
left. Monday, for New York. to meet
Mr.. McMillan's sister, Lady Harring'
ton, Of England. who Is coming TO
! America to visit her mother, Mrs.
James II. Mcmillan, In Washington,
u. c. Lady Harrington was former
ly Miss Amy Mcmillan, OF Detroit.
Sir John Lane Harrington is an offi-
Ger In the British army now on the
western front.
Word has been received in De-
troit OF the marriage, in Williams
port, Pa. Wednesday. March l, OF
Miss Isabel Nestelrode. Of No. S24
East Forty-eightb-st., Chicago. to Al
fred Erskine Brush. OF Detroit. Mr..
| Brush left Detroit Jan. /, to enter
business In Chicago. He Is broth
er OF Mrs. Frederick Clifford Ford.
OF this city. and son OF the late
| Alfred Brush.
Delta chapter. Kappa Gamma fra
ternity, will give ball In honor OF
Sovereign chapter, Friday evening.
March II, in the fraternity's new
home. No. 473 Jefferson-ave. Epsi-
Ion chapter. recently given a charter.
will participate In the function. One
OF the unique features in connection
with the ball will be the transporta-
| tion OF the guests to and from the
ball, in automobiles, furnished by
members Of Delta and Epsilon chap
ters.
| The annual carnival masked ball
| OF Harmonic society will take place.
Tuesday evening. in Harmonic hall.
II will be an historic costume ball
and the grand march will take the
form Of a pageant. with the costumes
placed in period sequence. On the
stage will be presented historic tab
leaux. The entire building will be
beautifully decorated with flowers
and unique electrical effects have
been arranged The affair is for
members OF the society and their
families only.
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In Arcadia, Tuesday evening.
Nine. Frieda Hempel. the colorature
prima donna soprano OF the Metro
politan opera house, will make her
FIRST Detroit appearance in concert
Nine. Hempers program will offer
operatic arias and songs In German
and English. Nine. Hempel. who
came to Detroit Monday. has apart
ments In the Hotel Statler. The ad
vance sale OF tickets for the concert.
which Is one OF the Philharmonic
series. indicates much interest in the
artists appearance.
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| Word has been received by De-
J troit and Windsor friends OF Lieut.
Col. II. Remi Casgrain. and Mrs.
Casgrain, OF Windsor. OF their pres
ence at the Canadian Red Cross
Convalescents' hospital, Bushey
Park, Hampton Hill. Middlesex,
Eng. This hospital was formerly
one OF the royal country residences
and has been given over to hospital
| use by King George. Col. Casgrain
is In charge OF the hospital. He
has entirely recovered from the
serious iliEess which he contracted
while on duty on the Island OF Gal
lipoli.
The first OF the Lenten mos nings
musical arranged by Charles Fred
eric Morse, will take place Wednes
day. March 10, at IL o'clock, in the
Hotel Pontchartrain, with Miss Mar
garet Keyes, contralto, n soloist
The patronesses for the course are
Mrs. William T. Barbour. Mrs. John
7. Brodhead, Mrs. Robert McDou
gall Campau, Mrs. John Beekman
Dyar. Mrs. Henry Ford, Mrs. vii
liam j. Gray, Mrs. Richard Henry
Fyfe, Mrs. Ernest w. Haass. Mrs,
Charles F. Hammond, Mrs. William
Howland. Mrs. 8. Olin Johnson. Mrs.
Henry Bourne Joy, Mrs. Henry
Bridge Lewis, Mrs. William II. Muir
ply. Mrs. Gustavus d. Pope. Mrs.
Walter S. Russell, Mrs. Joseph B,
Schlotman, Mrs. Frederick X.
Stearns.
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Gen. George w. Goethals. In speak
ing OF the Berger.Jones pictures TO
he shown in the Detroit Athletic
club. Wednesday evening, calls them
"Tbe most wonderful color views |
have ever seen" These pictures.
which feature the Columbia river
gorge and its highway through the
Cascade mountains to the sea. were
made by the new Paget process OF
direct color photography. The
beauty OF the pictures rests to a
large extent upon the fact that they
are an absolute reproduction OF ma.
ture as seen by the eye. presenting
accurately the wonderful blues and
puppies Of the western atmosphere
which no painter has been able TO
initiate. Club members have been
privileged to invite guests to see
the pictures. which will be shown
In the gymnasium at $3.50 o'clock
Following the exhibit there will be
dancing In the main dining room.