The Detroit times., 1916-06-02

Detroit circle. No. 1, Ladies' Of the
o.. A. r.. will hold memorial ser
vices "Wednesday. June Z. at 3
O'Clock. In @. A. r. hall. Members
of the q. A. r. and all patriotic so
cieties are invited
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william Doran. 8. J.. president OF
the University OF Detroit. The bride
wore q beautiful gown Of white
satin, tulle and silver. and carried
orchids. Her only attendant. her
sister. Mrs. Carlton N. Highbie
wore q smart frock Of pink silk,
veiled with pink and lavender tulle,
and with delicate blue touches, to
carry out the floral decorative motif
OF the wedding appointments-pink.
blue and lavender hydrsngeas. Har-
old Murphy was his brothers best
man. A reception followed the re
ligious ceremony. Following we'd
ding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy will
be at home at No. III Seyburn-ave.
The sprightly Comedies. Caught
With the Goods" and The Obsti-
nate Family" vocal and instrumen-
tai music and oratory will form q
program to be given Friday evening.
In mo First Congregational church
house. under the auspices Of the
Christian Endeavor society. The
program will be presented by Grace
Cooley, Mae Olmstead, Sarah Leitch,
Phyllis c. Thomas. Mrs. Constance
DAM. Philip Huget, Ralph Stowell.
Edwin Scott. Herbert Higginbotham.
Jr., Harold Meakin and Cushman
MCGEE. william z. Bolles has coach
ed the young folk in the comedies.
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The Detroit Boat club spring row.
ing regatta will take place Saturday
alton Don. Between the races there
will be water sports Of all kinds. In
the ballroom there will be music for
dancing afternoon and evening. and
special dinner will be served. Dec
Grafton day found the clubs broad
porches filled with gay parties.
There was much interest in the row
ing races. especially in the four-oar-
ed race, which was won by older
men OF the club, three OF whom were
over so years OF age. Among the
wellknown members and former
crack oarsmen In the winning crew
we're Capt. Fred standish. Frank
Lyon and william A. Warner. A
childrens party will be given in the
club. Saturday afternoon. June 10.
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Miss Alexandra Hurst will present
q number Of pupils from her dancing
classes in a pretty fairy dancing
spectacle called "Culprit Fay"
founded on Shakespeare's "Midsum-
mer Nights Dream" Friday evening.
In Arcadia Marcus La Blanche has
assisted Miss Hurst In coaching
those to take part. including George
Besancon, Helen wadsworth, Fran.
ces Way. Eleanor Reinvaldt. Virginia
Woods. Jeanette Hurst. Harry Gould.
Rollin Mcneil, Edward Grubaugh.
Frank Alexander. Leona Dee, Bea.
trice Pratt, wenona Dunlap, Cleon
Ferris. Ellen Grinnell, Mary Louise
Mosier. Rosemary Sumner. Betty
Sumner. Nina Ferris. Felice Gree
nick. Dorothy Willard, Eleanor 81
monsen, Maruueene Stevenson.
Katherine Genger, Edris Rice wray.
Florence Gottesman. Dorothy Postal,
Marion Healy, Elizabeth Blackwood.
Marguerite Smith, Eleanor Beason,
Isabelle Hayes, June Fruehauf.
Louise Gilbert. Miss Hurst will pre-
sent a special dancing number inter.
preting the text Of the song, "Ex.
ultation Of the Dance" sung by
Miss Oliver Raynor, soprano. Fol-
lowing the fairy spectacle, which
will begin at o'clock, there will be
general dancing.
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