The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-03
WJ HAT SOCIETY is DOING

| Of the valley and brides roses. Little
4-year-old Francena Berry, who VIII
act as flower girl, will wear a pink
frock She Will be the only attend
ant The decorations for the house
viii be In pink and white
The couple will leave for short
eastern trip and after Sept. l.. Will be
at home In Ionia, where DR.. Woodbury.
Is physician for the state reformatory.
Among the out-of-town guests who
will attend the wedding are: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. L. Clarke and Miss Clarke. OF
Scranton, Pa; Mrs. Fred Strobel and
Mrs. William Strobel, OF New York
city; Mrs. Francis I. Gillies and Mrs.
Josephine Titus, of Traverse City, aud
Mrs. c. A. Powell. Of Hillsdale. Mich.
A Daisy" Wedding will be that OF
Miss Blanche Emmons, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Harry <. Emmons, and
Charles James Starkey, Jr.. OF Ash
tabula, o., which will be celebrated
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
In the home OF the bride. No. 2s0
Warren-ave. west. The ceremony VIII
be performed by the Rev. Mae IA.
Wallace, pastor OF the Brewster
Congregational church. The bride
will be attended by her sister Miss
Lula Emmons, as maid OF honor, and
Lawrence L. Lloyd. OF Cleveland. will
act as best man. Herbert Flowers. OF
Detroit, and william Flowers, OF Ash
tabula will be the ushers, and Harold
Holmes will be master OF ceremonies.
| The decorations will be daisies, the
briday party standing beneath bow
er OF green interspersed with daisies.
while the ceremony is being perform
ed, and ropes OF the same flower VIII
| hang from the chandeliers to the win
dows. Peonies will be used In the din
| ing room. The bride Will wear
white princess lace gown made EN-
pire over white satin, and her ven
will be of the same rare lace. she
will carry a bouquet OF shasta daisies
and maidenhair fern The maid OF
honor will wear an imported gown
of silk mousseline with hand painted
yellow daisies and bands OF yellow
satin and bebe Irish lace. She Will
carry yellow daisies and maidenhslr
fern. Mrs. Emmons will wear
white lingerie gown. The couple VIII
leave Wednesday on an eastern wed
ding trip and will return 70 Ashtabula
where the groom Is engaged In the
practice OF law Among the out-of
town guests who will attend the we'd
ding are Judge c. J. Starkey and MISS
] Laura Starkey, father and sister or
the groom: Mrs w. w. Starkey and
| tho Misses Starkey. of Ashtabula; Mr..
and Mrs A. t. Heath, OF Cuyahoga
Falls, O.; Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Billiard
Mr.. and Mrs Earl r. Neir. OF chi.
cago; MI. and Mrs. r. j. Coryell, or
Birmingham. Mich.
The marriage of Miss Ida Elizabeth
Sullivan. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. p. Sullivan, and Robert George
Berry. was quietly solemnized We'd
nesday morning at s 80 o'clock In Ste.
Anne's church. The ceremony was
followed by breakfast In the home OF
the bride, No. 107 West Grand Boule-
ward. Mr.. Berry and his bride go
east on a short wedding trip and upon
their return will take up their resi-
dence at No. 107 West Boulevard
,, The annual excursion OF the Detroit
Teachers association will be held Sat
urday, June 6. via the White Star line
to Sugar Island. The first boat will
ledVe at l. jU y ClOCk, the party W tdhc
lake ride before proceeding to the
island. Such friends as wish to. may
.oin the party at 1880. after which the
regular trip will be made.
number Of Detroiters have taken
cottages for the season at Tawas
Beach, Iosco county. among them be-
ing: s. c. Stearns. Or. H. H. Rich.
VIM. " Brace. J. @. Dickinson. Ralph
L. Aldrich, DR.. b. r. Schenck. the
Rev. A. II. Barr, T II. Heineman. Jr.,
and William r. Kales.
The joint chapters OF the Eastern
Star will give their irst moonlight
Of the season on the steamer fash
moo. Thursday evening, June 4. There
will be dancing at Sugar Island. and a
concert both going and coming on the
boat Finzel's full orchestra will be
In attendance.
special meeting Of the Research
club will be held Thursday evening
at 7:45 o'clock In the home OF r. c.
Pollock. No. 1409 Sixteenth-st.
st. Johns branch. No. $50. l.. c. B.
A., will give a pedro party Tuesday
evening, June 3. In c. o. F. hall, No.
l448 Chene-st, after the regular
monthly meeting. Members and their
friends are invited.