The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
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A number of prominent people will
come to Detroit next week TO be pres
ent at the unwilling OF the Macomb
monument, which takes place Sept. IL.
Among the social affairs given at this
time will be a reception in the Hotel
Cadillac by Mrs. Bertram c. Whitney,
the popular young society matron and
president Of the Michigan Daughters
of 1912, through whose efforts the
monument fund was raised. The re-
ception will follow the unwilling. Fri
day evening, Mrs. Whitney will enter
tain a large party at dinner. going af-
forwards to see Paid in Full" at the
Detroit Opera house. Saturday, the
Michigan Society of the Daughters OF
1912, will give q luncheon for so la
dies at the Country club in honor of
Mrs. William Gerry Slade, the nation
al president Of the society, and visit
ing officers Of the organization. Among
those who will be present at the UNI
yelling are: Miss Sophie Wright and
Mrs. George Williams, OF New Or
lGdlo, MIS-. w hCdtoh, DSh'Nis
Col, president OF the Colorado Society
U. s. D., 1872; Miss Miller, Of Den
yer; Miss Emma Powell, of st. Louis,
president OF Missouri Society, u. 8. ID.
of 1912; Mrs William r. Wright, Jack
son. Miss, president OF Mississippi
Society U. S. ID. of 1872; Mrs. j. p.
Brayton, Grand Rapids, state regent
d. A. r. of Mich; Mrs. William
Church, Marshall, state president Chill
dren of the Am. Rev. Of Mich: Col.
and Mrs. w. A. Nichols, Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas. (relatives OF Macomb);
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Miller,
Adrian, Of park commission, Peter
Whites successor Judge and Mrs
Hinsdale, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Hopkins, ST. Clair; Hon. w. II.
Wetherill, Philadelphia, Pa, a rela-
tive of Macomb.
Miss Theresa Maude Hickey, daugh-
ter of Mrs p. ]. Hickey, and Edward
Joseph Dwyer, were united In mar
riage Monday evening at $3.50 O'CLOCK
in IS. Peter and Paurs cathedral. The
ceremony was performed by vicar
General Morgan ]. p. Dempsey Inc
bride wore white gown OF white tai
feta trimmed in net and lace and she
carried a shower OF brides roses. Her
only attendant was her sister, MISS
Marian Hickey, who wore pink MESA
line, trimmed with white lace ana
carried a shower Of La Detroit roses
John Saunders, OF Cleveland. ofiiciated
as best man. Following the ceremony,
a reception was held in the home OF
the bride, In the Cambridge apart
ments. The couple have gone on
wedding trip and will make their fu-
ture home at No. 3408 Ward-st., Pitts
burg.
The marriage Of Miss Edith r.
Christian, daughter OF MIR. and MIS-
John Christian, OF this city, anu Frank
A. Bradley, organist of the ChuTch Oh
the Messiah. was celebrated Tuesday
in that church. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. II. Hobart
Barber. rector OF the church, assisted
by the Rev. H. II. Malim. The bride
was attended by Miss Julia Iimme-
man. of Sandusky, o.. and }. =. Ed
wards. organist In St Johns Eplsco-
pal church. acted as best man. N }.
Corey. organist of Fort-st. presbyterian
church. played the wedding marches
and a program of wedding music. The
couple have gone on wedding trip
TO Toronto and Muskoka lakes.
Robert A. Perry, clerk Of Ford VII
lage, and Miss Elizabeth l.. EDerts,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Eberts. of Taylor township, were unit
cd I'm marriage Wednesday morning In
st. Francis Xavier's Catholic church,
Ecorse. The nuptial mass was said
by the Rev. FIR. Clement. OF River
Rouge. Ernest Labadie acted as best
man, and the bridesmaid was Miss
Tilla Eberts, sister OF the bride. The
brittle wore gown or white net over
silk and carried bridal roses, while
the bridesmaid wore white mousseline
de sole and carried pink carnations,
Mr.. Perry and his bride will be a.
home to their friends at No. IA God
dard road. Ford.
Miss Margaret May German and p.
Frederick Morse were married We'd
nesday evening in the home OF the
brides mother. No. 2S2 Twenty-fifth-
St. the Rev. Walter Burnett, pastor
OF Preston Methodist Episcopal
church, c>lciating. Only members of
the families and immediate friends
were present. The couple left after
the ceremony for their future home in
Ann Arbor
The marriage of Miss Gladys l..
Hardwieke- and Charles Dapey took
place at noon Wednesday. Sept. 2. In
the Cassave. Methodist church. Mr..
and Mrs. Davey will be AT horne to
their friends after Oct. /, at No. 2S2
Kercheval-ave.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis II. Greusel, OF
Bethune-ave.. have returned from a
months stay at The Shows.
MF-aHd Mrs. George T. Attken, ne ;
Smith, have returned from their wed