The Detroit times., 1917-07-13
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~. and Mrs. c. II. sedgwick are
- Les Chesneaux islands.
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!. !. Miss Gertrude Quay IL spending
- summer AZ Muskoka lakes.
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Miss Marian NJ. Mclean, No. so
<1ollinGwood-ave.. has gone 10 Jack
4 onnville, Fla, 10 visit friends.
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m. and Mrs. c. George. accom-
& rnied by Mrs. Charles Van Gallow
56nd daughter. Helen, have gone 10
EfAke wawasee, Ind. where they
ave q summer home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dolan and
q laughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
\ IIohany are on lake trip to Du-
( nth on freighter.
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Detroit branch. No. I, National
Association OF Letter Carriers, will
meet Saturday evening in Oddfel-
lows' hall, No. 12i Randolph-st. The
annual Joint excursion OF the De-
6xoit and Toledo letter carriers will
cake place Sunday. July 20. at Sugar
hland.
Lieut.. Malcolm r Machines, No.
q Davenport-st., general agent or
No Canadian government In De
troit, Is in New York to meet NAL
Cen. White OF the British commits
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Mr.. and Mrs. william VI. NC
Oregon have bought the home OF
n. and Mrs. Arnin Darmstaetter.
No. 201 Arden-pk. MI. and Mrs.
6nrmstaetter viii reside temporarily
NTH Mrs. Darmstaetters mother.
Mr.. Oren Scotch.
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Mrs. Anthony J. Petz will give
hiuner Saturday evening. In honor
~ her daughter, MISS Helen PETE
and Frank l. Thompson. who will
~ married wednesday, July Is.
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Announcement IL made Of the
marriage Thursday. July 8. OF Miss
yfieda Engler. Of Port Huron, 10
John n. Frye, Of Detroit. in ST. 10
oeph's church, Port Huron. Miss
Gertrude Engler was bridesmaid and
Harvey b. NJ. Wilds, best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Frye are spending their
1oueymoon In California
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Several delightful musical num-
,bofS VIII have q prominent place
q ne program for the Stage Wom-
en's War Relief benefit perform
nuce, in the Garrick theater. Sun
@ay evening. Mrs. Lulu Jones
Downing, of Chicago, a composer OF
noto. Miss Jessie Bonstelle and Miss
Uoau Bagg have collaborated on an
6Dogn yet to be named and pub
rhG and one Of It's most charm
~ numbers, THE Matrimony
yIne,e WIN be presented, Sunday
&vunfng, by the Misses Wilkes and
Curtis and Messrs. Pringle and
41ngborn, Of the Bonstelle com
10. The words written by Miss
DouDtelle and Miss Bagg are said
- b humorously satirical while the
uus1o II tuneful and descriptive.
~ he number. Miss Bonstelle has
~ yafnted q special scenic setting
Nhidh II ~ original as II is appro-
rE1ntA These three clever women
u1oo have written q stirring pa
eraot1o song called "Our Great
land which win be sung by 3D.
~ McGrath. Harold Jarvis will
plng smother patriotic number, and
~ Detroit Symphony String quar-.
Tint VIII play two numbers In the
artistlc manner for which II IL
n0tsd. The Ladies' Mhdrigal club.
whose members arc Detroit church
singers, wf1l be heard under the d.
Bocflon Of Charles Frederic Morse.
nnd the Garrick theater orchestra
W11l play all the necessary accom-
pan1ments and selections for the
koautiful tableaux which the 80
dlety of Arts and Crafts win pre-
cent, tho Greek dances. by Kanellos
and Nine. Martinez. and other num-
bers- Bernard Granville. who II
making q big hit this week IN The
Temple WIN offer number OF his
begt songs and stories. and Pima
md her pickaninnies, also from the
Temple bill. viii present their en-
4ertaining act. Two comedy and
enc dramatic playiet VIII give an
ether touch to the entertainment
witch promises to be the finest ever
n1von In Detroit at beneft per