The Detroit times., 1917-04-09

I KennA TO George ID. Wilson was
quietly celebrated Thursday. April 8.
in the home OF the groom's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. r. Wilson. No. s.
Frederick-Rve. The Rev. James
Percival Hugst, Of the First Con
gregatlonsl church performed the
ceremony in the presence OF the Inn
mediate families only. After May j
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson will make
their homo in Bloomfield Hills
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The annual meeting. election OF
ofhcers and banquet OF Michigan so
eiety. Sons OF the American Revo-
luton. will take place Friday even
ing. April 20. at $50 o'clock. IN the
Hotel statler. Elmer NJ. Wentworth.
president general OF the national so
ciety, win be guest OF honor and
speaker.
A card party will be given In the
Federation club house Saturday.
April 21, for the benefit OF the Path
finders club. that organization which
IL doing such splendid work among
the prisoners OF the country thru It's
policy OF character building J. II.
Wright. leader OF the club, has spok-
en- before a number OF women's or
CARNATIONS in the city and has met
with hearty appreciation and re
Spouse.
81. Andrews society win enter
tain AZ an Easter concert and dano-
ing party Tuesday evening. in 81.
Andrews hall The concert will
present a fine program OF Scotch
songs and readings. dances and pip
ing by tho following Mrs. Helen
W'yriek Shafor. Mrs. Rosetta Groves,
Catherine Macleod. Duncan Mo
Phail. Walter Sinclair, James Nc
Kenzle Allen Webster. Donaida
Macleod. p. Phillips and Miss Mary
Cameron. The committee in charge
includes D. A. Macleod. Robert w
Gerrie, Harry Clisdale ' and William
Cameron.
The Scottish Choral society. under
the direction OF H. Whorlow Bull.
will give the second annual concert
Friday evening, April 10, In St An
drev's hall. The program follows:
Chorus. Scotland YETI" song,
Aud Scotch Songs" Mlss Joan
Young; chorus. MY Dear Hielan
Laddle:" song. Where Hath Scot
land Found Her Glory" Tom Cor
ME; chorus. "Ay Waukin' o." VIC
lin solos. Echoes OF Ayrshire" Mr.
Happell. chorus. THE Laird o.
Cockpen." song, Bargains" Mr..
Collins; chorus OF ladies' voices,
John Anderson My Jo;" chorus.
"MacGregors' Gathering" song.
"Highlanders." Tom Cormie; cho-
rus. 20 Can Ye Sew Cushions"
song. Angus Macdonald" Miss
Young; violin solo. Alice. Where
Art Thou" Mr. Happen; chorus,
Mary" song, Il Love 10 be a
Sailor" Mr. Collins; chorus, The
Campbers Are Comm"
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II was an enthusiastic and de-
lighted audience that applauded the
program given Sun8sy afternoon. in
Arcadia, by the Detroit symphony
orchestra assisted by John Powell,
pianist. The concert brought the
orchestra's season TO a close and
was given for the purpose Of Great
ing a pension fund" for the play
ers. Mr. Powell. who was heard n
Detroit earlier in the season with
the orchestra, strengthened the
good impression be made az that
time. lie played LISTS Concerto
in r fat and the same composer
Hungarian Fantasia, Mr Powell
plays with much brilliancy and
sweep. The orchestra gave him Ell
cellent support. The orchestra's
numbers were Wagners "Rianzi"
overture. the waldweben from
"Siegfried" and LISTS Les Pre-
ludes" These were given with ex.
cellent Judgment and taste and were
played even better than at a recent
concert In the orchestra's series
when the players achieved marked
success with these compositions.