The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-31
In Society


Nine Szilassy entertained at lunch.
con, Friday, in the Holland Tea rooms.
Mrs. Thomas Davies will give a
dancing party in the Detroit Boat club,
Monday evening in honor of her daugh-
ter Miss Marjorie Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Battice Ford will
sail for Europe, June 10. on the steam
or Baltic. They will be gone all sum-
mer. motoring through England, Scot
land and France.
Invitations have been issued for
the marriage Of Miss Margaret Muir
ply and James Hines, the ceremony
10 take place in st. Mary's church,
Wednesday morning, June 8. at ,
o'clock.
commencement exercises OF the De-
troit Commercial college were held in
the Church Of Our Father, Friday
evening. when Prosecuting Attorney
Van lille delivered an address on The
Means of Success" Before distribut-
ing the diplomas, the Rev. Lee S. Nc
Collester paid a tribute to the late
VIM. c. Maybury, who had presided
at all preceding commandments Of
the institution. Harold Jarvis and
Lillian Poll sang.
Members of the Detroit Philatelic
society gave a banquet, Friday even
ing, in the Hotel Pontchartrain, there
being 80 persons in attendance Gen.
c. A. Coolidge presided. Following
the dinner, an auction sale Of stamps
was held. Gen Coolidge and John
KAY were selected 10 represent the
society at the meeting of the national
association to be held in Atlantic City
in August. The membership of the
Detroit society has increased from
II TO 40.
Mrs. William l.. Baker gave a lunch
con for 20 girls in the Country club
Saturday, in honor of Miss Lorraine
Stroh. whose marriage to Ernest Mead
Baker will be celebrated Saturday aft
ernocn, June IL, at O'Clock, in the
Stroh home in Crosse Point Farms.
Among other entertainments TO be
given for the bride-elect are a lunch
con early next week by Mrs Frederick
Blue. a cousin of the pride. and a
luncheon Wednesday by Mrs. Brennan.
Saturday. June 5, Miss Mellish viii
give a dinner for Miss Stroh and Mr..
Baker in the Country club.
The big social event Of the coming
week will be the wedding OF Miss Mar
garet Snow. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Edward Snow, and Henry Hub
bell Sanger. which will take place
Tuesday, June /, in St Johns Episco-
pal church. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. William T..
Faber. rector OF the church. in the
presence of a large gathering OF friends
OF the couple Miss Snow will be at
tended by four maids, and the Hon.
Edwin DENLY will officiate as best man
for Mr.. Sanger.
The seventh annual May day fcs-
tIval of Detroit lodge No. "a, Is. +. q.
f.. was held in the Light Guard arm.
DRY. Friday afternoon, when nearly
800 orphans from the various insti-
buttons of the city were present AID
enioved the operetta entitled Elk
dom: the Rose Of Mexico written,
staged and mounted for the occasion
Dy hODtIl H. lsdLhi uii, VI 'h' i<NH
drum Theatrical college OF Detroit.
The operetta was presented by so
children Of members Of the lodge.
Edward s. Piggins, exalted ruler of
the lodge. made the welcoming re-
marks. Vaudeville features were pic.
sented by Matte Rand, Florence De
valon Whitley. Birdie Bramer, Bern
ard Tratel. Virginia DOthrop Smith
and Gertrude Bicsman. At the con-
clusion Of the performance the chill
dren were gwen refreshments.
The fourteenth annual banquet OF
the Westminster league was held in
the annex of the FOREST Presbyterian
church. Friday night The Rev +. n.
Pence, honorary president Of the
league. was POSTMASTER. He intro.
duced Daniel p. Kressler. the presi-
dent. who spoke on "A Weeks Survey
of Puck and Judge" and extended wei
come TO those present. Addresses were
also made by Miss Mary Gibson. Cal
vary Presbyterian church: o. J Bow
man. First Presbyterian church. and
Mrs. Scotch read n paper by Miss
Frazer for the North Woodward Pres
byterian church. Other speakers were
A. S. Watson. Miss Buda Martin. Rob
ert Cummins, 4. Taylor lnl Miss Cora
Stumm. Mrs Liggett. Mr. Clohecy AMI
Mrs Specs furnished the music
The Yonege clubs moonlight will