The Detroit times., 1908-05-06


A pretty May wedding will be that
OF Miss Katherine Margaret Loft.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William s..
Left, and Robert William Biatchley.
which will be celebrated Tuesday
evening. May IL at s o'clock, In the
Martha Holmes Memorial church. The
ceremony will be performed by the
pastor, the Rev Eugene Moore In the
presence Of large gathering OF rela-
tives and friends OF the young couple
The decorations for both the house
and the church will be In the bridal
colors of green and white. Following
the ceremony, reception for the rela-
tives and immediate friends will be
held In the home of the bride, No. 45l
Lincoln-ave.
The rainbow" effect will be car
ried out In the gowns of the young
women comprising the bridal party.
Miss Loft will wear an imported
gown or white embroidered Swiss and
will carry a shower OF brides roses
and lilies of the valley. Her veil will
be fastened with lilies of the valley.
The maid OF honor. Miss Edith Daley,
will wear pink. and Miss Sara Smart
and Miss Myra Blatchley. bridesmaids.
will wear gowns Of lavender and
ashes of roses, respectively. William
Howard Lofft, brother OF the bride,
will be the ring bearer. The best
man will be Wilbur Elliott, and Alva
Bentley. Winthrop Daley, Wilbur
Lott and Frederick Loft, the latter
two OF ST. Mary's, Ont, will be the
ushers.
The couple will go on an eastern
wedding trip and after their return
will be at home at No 451 Lincoln
ave. Miss Lofft Is one OF the popular
young singers OF the city, having
been contralto soloist for some time
in the Martha Holmes Memorial
church.
The season of 1908 of the Tuesday
musicale closed with concert Tues
day evening Ia the Y. W. c. A., the
program being presented by members,
assisted by Hedley V. Richardson and
Joseph Krolik. The first part OF the
program consisted OF a string quintet
by Destenay. given by Miss Louise
Dawson. Miss Frances Sibley, Miss
Charlotte Macdonald. Miss Emma
Macdonald and Mrs. Richard Brand;
Ronald's Summertime song cycle, by
Mrs. Littleheld; Chopin ballad by
Miss Emily McKibben; a cello con.
certo by Miss Macdonald. and the
Mascagni Prayer" by Mrs. Muir
Snow, with violin. harp and organ
obligati. Part two consisted of the
nonsense songs from alice in Won,
derland." by Liza Lehman, present
ed by quartet, consisting of Mrs. Lit.
tlefield, Mrs. II. A. Neuhoff. Hedley V.
Richardson and Joseph Krolik. The
accompanies were Mrs. Bentley, Mrs.
Heberlein, Mrs. Ganapol and Mrs. Sill
yer.
An informal talk by Frank c. Bald
win. the well known architect, on The
architect as craftsman" will be
given In the rooms OF the Society OF
Arts and Crafts. No. 122 Farmer.st.,
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
The lecture, which is open to the pub
lie, will be followed by reception and
afternoon tea. The members OF the
society who will receive are Mrs. John
Dwyer, who will pour tea; Mrs. Geo.
r. Hendrie, Mrs. II. NJ. Campbell.
Miss May Stevens, Mrs. Burnham g.
Colburn, Mrs. II. c. Potter, Mrs. +.
c. Baldwin, Mrs. j. Harrington Walk
er, Mrs. X. Storrs Willis, Miss A.
Palms Campau. Miss Clara Dyar, Miss
Sarah Hendrie and others.
The Sacred Heart Alumnae and Lit
erary association will hold It's annual
entertainment In the academy hall.
Jefferson-ave.. Saturday afternoon. at
l2:30 O'Clock. Miss Lily Keenan, Han.
ley will give a recital, assisted by Miss
Edna Sylvester. pianist. and Miss
Mollie Forcier, violinist Others who
will take part in the program are:
Mrs. Eugene A. Bresler. Mrs George
owen, Mrs. Emma Boyer Lewis, Mrs
Grace Gray Brown and Mrs. George
II. Paine.
Mrs. Charles Hayward Murphy will
give the first OF her wedding recep-
lions Monday. May is, In the home OF
Mrs. w n. Murphy. No. 30 Putnam.
ave.
The knight Bible class Of Tabev-
nacle Methodist church entertained
the young ladies' OF the church Tues-
day evening. about 10 being present.
THE program was presented by MIRA