The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-17
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at Cherry Beach.
Or and Mrs. Francis Dufheld and
family have gone TO their farm near
Worthwhile for the summer.
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Miss Elizabeth G. Torrey, religi-
Gus work secretary OF the Detroit
Y. W. c. ~. has resigned because
of ll.hcalth, and the ultimatum OF
Lt. physician that she take long
vacation, quite free from work of
any kind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Scott,
no. 80 Lelcester-ct., and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Gregg. No. 81 Chicago
blvd. left Saturday for. four weeks
motor trip through the east
Miss Della Hagerty, who Is study
ing with William Grazing King. and
who is talented young concert vio-
linist. will play group OF violin
solos, Sunday morning. in ST. Paul's
church, Crosse rointe, At the 3
o'clock mass.
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Paul IIonore, director of the de-
partment az public RchCOl drawing
/ in the Detroit Conservatory of
I Music, will begin six weeks sum
mer class IN landscape painting.
Monday, June %.
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Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacNabb,
| OF Grand Rapids. are receiving con
gratulations on the arrival OF n son,
! June Il, TO be named Duncan Mac
Nabb, Jr. Mrs. MacNabb was for
merly Miss Alexandrine Brodhead,
| OF Detroit.
Miss Harriet Hunt gave dinner
Thursday evening, in the Detroit
Boat club for Miss Gertrude Kane
and Harold NJ. Hastings. whose mar
rage will take place Saturday, June
%. Charles Frederic Morse. who is
TO be one OF the ushers at the we'd
ding. will entertain for Miss Kane
and Mr.. Hastings, Saturday even
( ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Maynard
Dyar, OF Crosse Pointe. will enter
tain house party over the week
end at their farm "Brooklands. 90
Worthwhile. in celebration of their
fifteenth wedding anniversary which
falls on Sunday.
Miss Mary Alice. Fnney. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Jared w. Fin
ney will leave Monday for Camp
Nepahwin. Canton. Pa, TO attend
the Y. w c. A. girls conference.
Miss Finney is devoting her life 10
Y. w. c. A. work.
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Miss Martha Zeile. piano pupil OF
Mrs. Louise Unsworth Cragg, of the
Detroit College Of Music, will give n
graduation recital, Saturday even.
ing. June "a. in the Museum Of Art
auditorium. Miss Ella Birdsall,
celllst, and DR.. Charles J. Cragg,
ba, so, will assist. Junior pupils Of
the college gave a concert Saturday
afternoon, In the college hall.
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DR.. Anna Howard Shaw. OF New
York. the noted suffragist, who is
visiting relatives IN Worthwhile and
came TO Detroit TO spend the week
end, was the guest Of the Wayne
County Equal Suffrage league, Satur-
day, at luncheon, il the Detroit Ath-
letic club.
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Detroit friends have received at
tractiye post cards from Pasquale
Amato, the famous baritone, from
Lake Placid, in the Adirondacks.
whore the noted singer, his wife and
two sons. are spending the summer.
occupying the home OF Victor Her
bert, the well-known composer.
Amato IS TO open his 1867 season
in Detroit. Monday evening. Oct. 8,
as the first attraction OF the Central
Concert Co.'S course.
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Miss Florence Mcleod will give a
dinner Saturday evening, for the
bridesmaids and ushers who are to
form the bridal party at Miss Nc
Leod's marriage 10 Harold Gregory
Carron, Wednesday, June FL Miss
Lillian Lang will entertain for Miss
Mcleod, Monday. with a bridgetea,
in the Hotel Pontchartrain.
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In the pageant 1.-THE Gates Of the
West" given Tuesday evening, by
pupils OF the Liggett school, in Nc
Collester hall. the Madrigal club. a
chorus of Detroit professional wo-
men singers, under the direction of
Charles Frederic Morse. sang the
incidental music for the Russian,
Creek. italian and Irish episodes.
The Madrigal club in its three pub
lie appearances during the last sea
son, made a most favorable impress
sion. II is the aim Of its members