The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-17
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert +. Pudrith
left Friday 10 attend the commence
ment exercises in Dartmouth col
lege, from which their son. Chester
Albert Pudrith, will be graduated.
The young man was chosen class
marshal and voted the most popular
member OF the three upper classes.
lie belongs TO Beta Theta ri and
the Sphinx club.
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Graduating exercises were held
Friday afternoon. in the Sacred
Heart academy, Jcfferson-ave. Hon
ors were conferred on Miss Flor
ence McGraw and Miss Catherine
Hinsberg. The Rev. William Doran,
s. j., president of the University
of Detroit, presented the diplomas
and addressed the class.
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Beautiful flowers were presented
to Miss Kathryn Schmidt, OF Niles,
/ Friday evening, on the occasion OF
/ her graduation in music from the
I Detroit Conservatory OF Music. Miss
Schmidt gave piano recital in the
conservatory hall, playing n difficult
program with technical skill! and
musical feeling. she was enthusiast
tically applaudcd by the audience
which crowded the hall. Miss
/ Schmidt has studied with Francis J.,
/ York, director Of the conservatory
and head of its piano faculty. Miss
Mildred Milton, contralto. accom-
panied by Miss jeanne Bresler. sang
two groups OF songs In pleasing
manner.
Miss Minnie r. Diederich will pre-
sent a number Of her pupils in a re-
clal. Thursday evening, June p, IN
the studios, No. l05 High-st. east
The program will be demonstra-
ton Cf Miss Diederich's work with
her pupils By grades, from the ele-
lEentary 10 the advanced. A recital
by Miss Diederich's advanced and
artist pupils will be given, Tuesday
evening. June 81, iE The Wayne
County Medical building auditorium.
At this concert Irwin Rubenstein
the yiolinist. will appear.
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A new arrangement OF the Phil
harmonic course of concerts for the
season OF 1867 will present the
following combinations of artists:
Nine Alma Gluck, soprano, and Ell
ram Zimbalist. violinist; Russian
/ Symphony orchestra, with I-ada, the
dancer: Nine. Mabel Garrison, So
prano, and Emilio de Gogorza, bari
tone; Rudolf GAM. pianist, and AL
/ bert Spalding, violinist. Josef Hof-
man, pianist; Fritz Kreisler, vlolinist
and Nine. Emmy Destinn. soprano,
will give individual recitals. In ad.
/ dition 10 the Philharmonic course,
! james +. Devoe will present John
! Mccormack. in a recital, IN October,
and Nine. Schumann Heink, in re-
cital. in March. The concerts will
be given in Arcadia.
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Pupils from the classes OF Mrs.
Charles II. Clements, and Minor +.
White. of the Detroit Conservatory
Of Music, gave "a recital Wednesday
evening, in the conservatory hall, as
sisted by Miss Elizabeth Bennett.
The following advanced students OF
the conservatory gave a concert,
Wednesday afternoon, in the school.
The Misses Kathryn Alderman, En-
| lily II. Butterheld. Florence Ball.
Helen Shaw, Elizabeth Schwartz and
Zoe Ianuaford Miss Verna Patti
son. pupil Of Miss Mabel Guess
gave gave a plano recital, Thursday
evening, assisted by Miss Thelma
Dennison, a reader. and Miss Grace
Ashdown, violinist.
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DIR. Alice Hurst gave a charming
ly appointed dinner, Thursday even
| ing. in the Hotel Statler, in honor
OF fellow members of the M Sigma
Phi sorority, the membership of
which is made up entirely Of WON
en- in the medical profession. The
table was prettily decked in the
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sorority colors Of green and white,
and corsage bouquets of white flow
ers with delicate greenery, were tho
favors. Among the distinguished
| guests present were Miss Marcelle
lie Besque and Mrs. Margaret Rock
hill, OF Cincinnati, the latter editor
ln-chief of the Woman's Medical
Journal. the official publication of
the women physicians OF America.
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Mrs. William A. McGraw gave an
informal tea, Thursday afternoon in
the Hotel Pontchartrain. The
guests OF honor were Mrs. A. b.
Nelson. OF Shreveport, la, and Mrs.
Elliott o. Grosvenor, former chair
man OF the home and school garden
ing committee OF the Twentieth Gen.
fury club. now director of the home
and school gardens OF the civic re-
creation commission. Mrs. Nelson.