The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-16
IN SOCIET

Hopkin is being shown in the OLeary
galleries, No. 236 Woodward-ave. For
many years William OLeary has been
collecting the works 81 -HepkiH aud
nearly every Detroiter takes an in
terest In their famous artist. There
are some 30 pictures, oil and water
colors, which will be shown for The
next two weeks.
The teachers and officers of the pri-
mary department of the First Con-
gregational church Sunday school gave
tea in the home Of Miss Effie Burt
on Willis-ave. east, Wednesday after
noon. and presented Miss abby Baker.
with beautiful amethyst brooch. mss
Baker had been In charge OF the pri-
mary department for the last 12 years.
but resigned recently.
Mrs Charles +. Hammond, Mrs.
James NJ. Dryer and Mrs. Hermann
Dey Will be the patronesses OF a
dancing party which the Kappa Delta
Social club will give In Strasburg's
dancing academy Thursday evening.
The membership of the club is restrict
ed to students and alumni of Detroit
college and the proceeds of the enter
tainment will go TO the College Ath-
letic association. The members OF the
executive committee having the dance
in charge are: John p. Scallen. Fred
erick j. McBrearty and Lionel V. Car
ron.
Fred G. Whitney has returned TO
Detroit after year spent In London,
England, where he has been promot-
ing an amusement device known as
ffafeis tours. Mr. Whitney has ptr-
chased the Shaftesbury theatef ih the
English metropolis ana will stage a
new musical production there. The
Shaftesbury Is the theater where Edna
May made her debut to the English
public. Mr.. Whitney was in Ann Ar
Dor Wednesday night with company
OF Detroiters to attend the opening OF
his brother Bertram's new theater He
will return to London In few days.
The marriage OF Miss Grace M.
Stuart, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Stuart, and Warren Wilkie,
was celebrated Wednesday evening in
the home OF the bride i'm the Wood
ward apartments. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Samuel s. Mar
quis, rector OF St Pauls Episcopal
church. I'm the presence OF the rela-
tives and a few intimate friends. Pink
and green were the bridal colors. The
bride was unattended and wore "A
gown OF white satin striped grena
Zine. She carried a shower of lilies
of the valley and white sweet peas.
add wore wreath OF orange bios.
SONS Chester Wilkle. brother OF the
II Dom. acted az best man. Mr.
wilkie and his bride left for d we'd
cling trip. and abtef Feb. Is, Will be
at home at No. ~ FOrestave. cast.
A wedding OF much interest on the
east side was that OF Miss Lena
1obfenski and Albert A. Golden, cele
brated Wednesday evening at $3.50
o clock in the home OF the bride. No.
204 GaTfeld-ave. The ceremony was
performed by Rabbi Hlrschman. of
Sha'are Zedek synagogue. I'm the pres
ence OF large company of relatives
and friends OF the couple. The bride
was attended by her sister as maid OF
honor. and Lipman Walters ofiiciated
as best NAM The house was prettily
decorated In green and white.
The brides father. l.. TObiansh. Is
well known IN. political and business
circles IN the eastern part OF The City
end the groom IS brother OF Detec-
tive Golden. Among those present NJ
the wedding we're ex-Mayor Codd,
superintendent Frank Aldrich OF the
II y w aud David T.. Heireinan
former president az the council