The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-13

Mr. and Mrs. j. Burgess book, Jr.,
who have been motoring in the east
have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Il. Gray left
Monday for HaYwichport, Cape Cod,
10 spend the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry T.. Bodman
will leave the middle of the week
for their cottage at 81. Clair, 10 re
main the summer.
Mrs A. II. Welsh. No. l6l Forest
ave. west will entertain eight ladies
at thcater party Tuesday after
noon, later taking her guests for
afternoon tea TO Mac Diarmid's Chloe
olatc Homestead.
The fortieth annuA commence
mcnt exercises OF the University of
Detroit will be held. Wednesday
evening, June q. in the arnory.
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The NTH annual exhibition OF the
work OF the students of the Detroit
School OF Design will be opened
Wednesday evening, in the Museum
Of Art An informal reception for
the students and their friends will
be held from S 10 10 o'clock.
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The first annual complimentary
excursion for the employees OF the
DetroitP Princess Manufacturing Co
viii be held Saturday June II, to
PUTIN Bay An excellent program OF
games ana athletic sports has been
arranged and handsome prizes will
be given TO the winners in the yari.
Gus events
The marriage OF Miss tlise a, Col
Inns, daughter Of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Charles It. Collins. No, 50 Blaine
ave. to Frederick c. Sutherland. Of
Toronto. will take place Saturday,
June Il. Mr. Sutherland will take
his bride TO Toronto 10 live, and
after sept /, they will be at home
at No. 8 Roy borough Drive
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Members OF Michigan society.
Daughters of 1912, will be the guests
AT luncheon, Tuesday, June 20. at
l2:3D O'Clock. of Mrs. James De For
est Gambler, No. ISL Taylor-ave. The
program TO follow consists OF reports
OF the delegates 10 the annual meet
ing OF the national society and cleo
ton OF members TO the nominating
committee.
The {. VI burton historical col
lection in the library, No. - Brain
ard-st. viii ne omen 10 visitors Tues
day and Friday evenings of each
week. hereafter in response TO re-
quests from those who would like 10
become acquainted with the library
but are unable to avail themselves
Of the opportunity during the day.
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St Francis guild will meet We'd
nesday afternoon. AT 2:30 O'Clock,
June IL. in the home OF Airs. J. J..
thinner. No 1875 Cass-ave This
will be the last meeting of the guild
for the season. Flag day exercises
for the boys in St Francis home
will be held Saturday afternoon,
June Il, under the auspices of the
guild
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Owing TO untavorable weather
conditions which has made impossi-
bile the contemplated outdoor presen-
tatiOn of the pageant, The Gates
OF the West" by pupils from the
Liggett school, the performance will
be given Tuesday evening, in Nc
Collester hall. The pageant is origi.
nal and represents the work OF the
students OF the school in literature,
dancing. costuming, staging and 9th.
or work in design. The Madrigal
club OF women's voices. under the
direction OF Charles Frederic Morse,
will assist.
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The marriage of Miss Frances Ma
rian Shaw. granddaughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Thomas w Smith, of Washing.
ton, d. c., TO John p. Frazer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Allan II. Frazer, of
Detroit. will take place Monday. July
3. in Washington Miss Shaw was
graduated last week from National
Park seminary. In Washington, and
IL an exceptionally pretty and &C
complished girl She has much tai
ent in amateur theatricals. and is an
expert golf and tennis player and
horsewoman
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The junior leagues committee Of
the Detroit Audubon society will or
canize junior leagues in the Utley,
Scripps and Gray public library
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