The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-03
In Society

will give AN exhibit In the Museum
OF Art. Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day OF this week. Included In the
exhibit are drawings. pieces OF fancy
embroidery. mosaics, patterns and al
ticles of furniture.
In the home OF MIR. and Mrs. William
j. Bunkert. Cortland.sve., Highland
Park, the marriage of Miss Edith Bun
,kert and Robert Weir was quietly celc-
lbrated Wednesday evening. The
couple left after the ceremony for a
wedding trip and upon their return
will be at home To their friends at
No. 1874 McClellan-aye.
The first OF series OF artists con.
certs under the direction of Maurice
Fraser was given in the Church OF
Our Father. Wednesday evening. by
vol known local talent, including
Miss Emma Mcdonald, cello: Hans
Weissmann. violin; Mrs. Granville |.
Filler. soprano: Mrs. Estelle Neuhofi,
contralto; John Atkinson. baritone.
and Charles Frederick Morse piano.
The program was OF unusual merit ana
varied enough to hold the interest OF
the audience.
choir concert of sacred and secu-
lar music will be given in St. An
drew's Presbyterian church, Windsor,
Friday evening, under the direction Of
Mrs. Eleanor Hazard Peocock. There
Is a chorus of 80 voices. and the pro-
gram will consist OF five chorus num-
bers, including a male chorus and a
chorus for ladies' voices In addition,
the following soloists will participate:
Mrs. Peocock and Mrs. Macdonald, so
pranos: Mrs Chase and Mrs. Phil
ltpo. contraltos; William Kerr and
William Lerchen. baritones; Mrs. Lau-
ra McMullen, violin: Harry Phiip,
clarinet. and Frederick Alexander, ac
ccmpanist.
Some OF the younger members OF
the Bard of Commerce entertained
the Orpheus club with trolley ride
and dinner at the Country club We'd
nesday evening. in recognition Of the
organizations splendid contribution TO
the success OF the sixth annual outing
Frederick Alexander came in for
hearty congratulations upon his APP
pontment as musical director at the
State normal at Ypsilanti--a fine prefer
ment which will not interfere with his
work with the club. The minstrel
performance which the club gave on
the Board OF Commerce outing. under
DR. Russell c. Pearce's direction, will
be repeated at the Wayne pavilion
soon. II will be In the nature of q
private rehearsal for Board of Com
merce members only.
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One OF the interesting June wed.
dings was that OF Miss Alice Kenning
of Windsor, and DR.. Il. NJ. Buckle, OF
Port Arthur. Ont. which was cele
brated Wednesday afternoon at .
o clock In the home of the bride, No. !
1876 Victoria-ave. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. j. &. Tolmie. !
pastor OF st. Andrews Presbyterian
church. The bride was attended by
her sister. Miss Kathleen Kenning.
aud Dr-Pardee- Buckle, of London. Of
fciated as best man. Only the i'm
mediate relatives were present at the
ceremony. DR.. Buckle and his bride
have gone on q honeymoon trip
through the east, and will return TO
Windsor before going to their future
home in Port Arthur. The bride is the
daughter OF j. III. Kenning. inspector
OF inland revenue. At one time DIR.
Buckle was connected with the stan OF
the Hotel Dieu.
Miss Florence NJ Higginson, daugh-
Ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Higgin- |
son. and Albert Edward Parsons were !
united In marriage Wednesday even |
fng at 7:30 O'Clock in the home OF the |
bride. No. lac Commonwealth-ave.
The ceremony was performed by the !
Rev. Mac. II. Wallace. pastor OF Brew
ster Congregational church. The bride |
was attended by Miss Gertrude Fetch |
or and Miss Harriet Frear. while Nor |
man X. Welsh, OF Windsor. acted as
best man and Verne Fletcher as |
usher. The color scheme OF pink and |
white was carried out in the decora- |
lions. as well as in the gowns OF the
maids. The bride were a gown OF
fnessaline satin trimmed with pearl
embroidery. She wore a tulle veil and
carried a shower OF white roses. Ate:
the reception, Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons
left for a wedding trip and on their
return will be at home at No. 1107 La
fayette boulevard.
The marriage of Miss Zoe Margue
rite Austin, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Austin, of No III Theodore-st.,
and DR.. Herbert B. Woods, of Elstow,
Sask.. was celebrated Wednesday
evening at 1850 o'clock In Grace Epis-
copal church. The ceremony was per-
formed by Dean John McCarroll. The
wedding coors OF white and green
were carried out in the decoration OF
the chancel The bride wore a gown
of white satin trimmed with princess
lace and her veil was fastened with
orange blossoms. She carried white
daisies and lilies of the valley. Miss
Emily Nimmo, who acted Is maid OF
honor, wore a gown of white and green
null and carried white daisies, while
Miss Irene Woods. of Belfast, Can.
sister OF the groom, and Miss Dora
Cary were gowned alike In white null
Ind carried daisies and sweet peas.
Or. Percy Tye, of Goderich. Ont. as
sisted as best man, and +. II. Girling,
.Jr.. ushered. Following the ceremony
in the church, reception was held In
the home OF the bride. DR.. Woods and
his bride have gone on a trip through
the east, after which they go TO their
future home In the northwest.
The home OF Mrs A. J. Burt. No. 81
Willls-ave east, has been prettily dec