The Detroit times., 1908-01-14


MISS WHITNEY HOFF.
The other rooms are In La De-
troit roses, lilies and greenery, the
front hall being banked with palms
and ferns, the guests TO be received at
the side entrance.
Those who receive are Mrs. David
Whitney, Mrs. Whitney Heh and Miss
Whitney Hon. Mrs. Whitney wears
white satin. Miss Hon girlish gown
Of pink satin, embroidered with roses
and silver, and Mrs. Hoff light green
satin, made In the Louis XVI styles
embroidered In gold. 'e--a-
Miss Hoff lived in Detroit until about
nine years Of age when she went to
live In Paris. Her education has been
carefully watched by her mother. she
receiving all OF her instruction from
private tutors. although she attended
the well-known school OF Nine. Yeat-
man In Paris. She is quite linguist,
speaking several languages fiuently.
but devotes the greater part OF her
time to music. The piano and harp
are her favorite instruments, and dur
ing the summer months she and Mrs.
Hoff go to the prominent musical CEN
ters of the continent and enjoy the
privileges OF such well-known points
as Munich and Bayreuth.
For the last two years. Miss Hon
has been with her mother In her salon
receptions, but, In accordance with
the French custom. has never been
formally received into society, nor
given the privileges enjoyed by Amer
lean young women.
| An unusual treat IL In store for
those who attend the musicale this
afternoon, inasmuch as the program
| Is TO be presented by Francis Mac
| Millen. the famous violinist, and
Charles w. Clark, baritone. OF Paris.
both OF whom are personal friends
OF Mrs. Hoff and her daughter They
will be guests in the Whitney home
during their stay In the city.
The program has been arranged
with great care and is as follows:
L ta)--"Ave Maria (Schubert) !;
(b)-"Barcarole" Claude Debussy);
| (c)-"Hungarian Dance" tDezso
Ledere), Francis MacMillen; p
prologue From Pagliacci" Ueon-
cavallo). Charles w. Clark; 3 (a)-
Romance" (Wieniawski); DBL
| tltNHhh0
Joachim), Francis MacMillen; D.
Evening Star" from Tannhauser
(wagner), Charles w Clark; o.
Faust Fantasia" (WieniawskD +,
Francis MacMillen; 6 (a)-"vision
Fugitive" from Herodiade (Massan-
et); (b)-"Morning Hymn" (Hen-
scheD. Charles w. Clark.
Mr.. Hoff and Miss Hoff leave for
France Saturday, but Mrs. Hoff re-
mains until early in March. She will
receive Monday afternoons during
January and February. from to 6
O'Clock.
4 Department Commander William A.
Jibb. OF Adrian, officiated at the In
stallation OF officers of Detroit Post,
Ia. A. R., Monday evening. At the
conclusion OF the ceremonies. adj
dresses were delivered by Col o. A.
James, the new commander, Comman-
der Jibb and others. The officers in.
stalled are: Commander. o. A. James;
senior vice commander. Nicholas
Woods: junior vice commander, Chas
A. Coolidge; quartermaster, Theopile
Francois: surgeon, Arthur Yeomans
chaplain, Samuel w. Burroughs; OF
ncer Of the day, w. f. Trebeen; OF
f1cer OF the guard, John Dcnler.
An interesting widwinter wedding
Is that of Miss Anne wickham Fuller
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rodolphus
Fuller. and Thomas Etheredge Currle
which will be celebrated Tuesday
evening at o'clock in the home OF
the bride, No. II Horton-ave. The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Samuel s. Marquis. ID. d.. rec
tor OF St Paurs Episcopal church.
The bride will wear a gown OF white
pointe d-esprit trimmed with folds ot
satin and point lace. Her veil will 0t
, fastened with orange blossoms. Miss
Bertha Fuller. her sister. who will ACT
as maid OF honor, will wear corn-col
ored silk with a chaplet OF GOLD
leaves In her hair, Little Rachel Du
mont, whokwill carry the ring In 9
basket of pale yellow roses, will wear
white lace frock, with yellow sash
aud hair ribbons. Clarence Wilso-
will be the best man, and ChaunceS
Brewer, OF Marshall. and Howard wat
ties, of Battle Creek, will usher. rh,
couple will go on wedding trip anC
later will be at home at No. 345 Pen
sylvania-ave. Mrs. Fuller gave a buffer
supper Monday evening for the brida