The Detroit times., 1917-07-14
Society

The third annual moonlight ride
OF the Catholic Business Women 3
club will take place Tuesday even
ing. July IL. on the Putin'Bay.
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The Rev. John McCarroll. canon
of St Paul's cathedral. who has
been very III for several months In
his home. No 69l John R-st.. will
go 10 Sugar Hill. n. H.. in August.
10 spend two months in the hope
OF benefiting his health.
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The marriage Of Miss Flora Mac
Cormick. OF Auckland. New Zealand.
20 Henry A. Zaul, OF Saginaw. was
quietly performed Saturday, July I.
by Justice DeGaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd C.. Kelly. No. 492 Lansing
ave. sister and brotherin-lsw OF
the groom were the attendants.
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Lieut.. Cummings, OF the Royal
Flying corps, who was wounded In
France where he has seen much
active service. will give an address
on Aviation" Tuesday evening. In
the Cass-ave Methodist church. The
lecture will be free to the public.
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The eight boxes in the Garrick
theater. for the Stage Women's War
Relief benefit performance. Sunday
evening, have been taken by Miss
Clara r. Dyar, Mrs Russell A. AL.
ger, Jr.. Mrs Henry p. Joy. Mrs.
W1lfrid c. Leland, Mrs. William
Clay. Mrs Horace Il. Dodge. Mrs.
John r Dodge. and Mrs. La Motto
Van Ripper. These women have
turned the use OF the boxes over TO
veterans OF the Civil war. the Span.
ish-American war. and 10 officers OF
the Thirty-hrst and Thirty-third reg
iments. and the Sixth Engineers
corps and their ladies. Another
we'll known woman has taken a
block or seats in the balcony for the
use OF soldiers or the Thirty.hrst.
members OF which regiment will
take part In the performance. The
splendid program arranged and the
worthy cause for which the benefit
IL given, promises large audience.
The complete program will he as
follows: THE Star Spangled Ban
ner." Mrs. Leon Rosinska. Danse
Russo "Trepka" (Tschaikowsky).
Theodore Smith and Albert F. Stew
art, Jr: patriotic song. Our Great
Land" by Lulu Jones Downing. Jes-
sic Bonstelle and Helen Bagg. sung
by Eddie McGrath The Players In
"One Touch OF Art" with Charles r..
Hilton. William A. Lorchen and Cor.
don Eldredge: Bernard Granville In
songs and chatter ladies' Madrigai
club: "Danse Pyrrhique" Vasileios
Kanellos. and The Swan" saint.
Saens), Nine Margarete Martinez;
patriotic song. Well Never Let the
Old Flag Fall" kelly. Harold Jar
Wis. The Battle Hymn OF tho Re
public" recited by Miss Clara u
Dyar. followed by bayonet drill by
members OF the Thirty-first Michi-
gan infantry: Pima and her picka-
ninnies. Detroit symphony String
quartet. dramatic playlet, "Half
Hour" by Sir James Barrie, present
cd by Jessie Bonstelle. Norman
Hackett. j. Harry Irvine. Cora With
orspoon, Hugh Dillman. Flora Shelf
field. Frank Howson. Corliss Giles
songs. Mrs. Harriet Story Macfar-
lane; Detroit symphony String quar-
tct. Theater Arts clun IN piAylel,
by Helen p. Mitchell. Entire Nous"
presented by Mrs. Phyllis Povah
Elton. Miss Ahbie Won Schlegell,
Miss Florence Cushman. Mrs Ruby
Trix: ensemble song. The Matri.
mony Vine" from an unproduccd
opera by Lulu Jones Downing. Jes-
sic Bonstelle and Helen Bags. pre-
sented By the Misses Wilkes and
Curtis. Messrs Pringle and Pang
born: songs by Mrs. Ethel Rust Mel
Tor and Frank Mellor; tableeuN
war" and Peace" with V. Kenallos
and Mrs. Charles Hague Booth. ar
ranged by the Society OF Arts and
Crafts. selections by the Garrick
theater orchestra, The program VIII
begin at s o'clock.
The Japanese nation was the nrst
10 recognize tho true value OF the