The Detroit times., 1909-02-17
In Socie ty

Mrs. Margaret w. Cleland and Miss
home. No. Al Willis-ave. east, Monday,
February %.
Philip II. Mcmillan left Detroit
| Tuesday for New York and will sail
from that port for Europe, to be gone
for several weeks.
The students OF Miles college gave
dancing party Tuesday evening in
the college halls, which were beauti-
fully decorated in purple and gold. Re-
freshments were served by the young
ladies. Mr.. Chester Fezzy pleased
everyone with his clever monologues.
and the humorous poem, written and
read by Adam. Kloster. was greatly
appreciated.
| The thirtieth annual mask carnival
OF the German Salesmens associa-
ton was given Tuesday evening in
the hall at No. 81 Monroe-ave. The
hall was deliberately decorated and n
gay throng made merry at this affair.
There were monks. witches. summer
girls, Chinese, Shakespearean char
acters. and tramps hob-nobbing with
one another in delightful freedom.
G. b. Burr. NJ. D., superintendent OF
the Oak Grove Sanitarium of Flint,
will deliver lecture In the Detroit
Museum of Art, Thursday evening.
February Is, on Some problems OF
/ the nervous system" This is the Sec
ono in q series OF lectures on Some
modern medical problems" under the
auspices OF the trustees OF the
museum, and are free to the public.
Charles Stenton, son OF Detective
Richard Stenton, OF Detroit, and Miss
EYgenia M. VICAR, daughter OF Capt.
and Mrs. Frank Viger, of Marine City,
were united in marriage. Tuesday
morning in Holy Cross church, Marine
City. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. FIR. Ternes at 1880 o'clock.
After a wedding breakfast in the home
OF the bride, the couple came TO De-
troit, where they will begin house
keeping in a newly furnished home
given them as wedding present.
The marriage OF Miss Dige McCar-
thy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Mccarthy. and James Reynolds, OF
Ienox, Mich, was solemnized Tuesday
morning at 1880 o'clock in the sodal-
ity chapel Of Our Lady OF Help church.
on Elmwood-ave. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. ID. j. Waters.
The bride was attended by Miss Mar
garet Mccarthy. n sister, as maid OF
honor, and Benjamin Reynolds.
brother OF the groom, acted as best
man. The bride wore her travelling
gown of blue broadcloth, and her
maid OF honor wore a pearl gray suit.
Following the ceremony a breakfast
for the bridal party and immediate
relatives was served in the home OF
the bride, corner OF Elmwood-ave and
Congress-st. The decorations were
the bridal colors OF white and green
After the breakfast, the couple left
for Lima, Ohio, where the groom is
experimenting the construction OF
some government buildings.
| Miss Grace Jarvis, whose marriage
TO Preston Gibson will taloe place Feb
ruary 23 at o'clock in the home of
her grandmother. Mrs. James McMil
Ian, In Washington, has completed her
list OF, bridesmaids and nearly every
detail is arranged for the ceremony.
The maids are Miss Constance Hoyt.
Miss Katherine. Atkins. Miss Carrie L.
Mum and Miss Martha Cameron. OF
Washington; Miss Gladys Cromwell,
OF New York and Miss Fanny Hanna,
of Cleveland There will be no maid
OF honor Richardson Gibson will be
his brothers best man and the ushers
already announced are Reginald Van
deroili. Of New York. I.arZ Anderson.
Clarence VI. Moore. William Hit. AMI
! Mr.. Edward V. Mclean, all of Wash
ington: Raj Parr, uf Baltimore; Wally
w. Keith. of Chicago, and Paul Rainey.
/ OF New York.
| Among the Michigan relatives o.
the bride who will be present at the