The Detroit times., 1909-12-23

Hutchings, 10 Harry M. jacobs, was
celebrated Wednesday noon In the
new home of the couple. No. $50
Roosevelt-ave. The Rev. j. Is. War
rem performed the ceremony.
Miss Ada Beverly, principal of the
Trowbridge school, was the guest OF
honor at a luncheon Wednesday noon
given by the teaching staff of the
school. The luncheon was served at
the school. covers being laid for Is at
a table prettily decorated In holly and
smilax.
Edward Wildman. editor of the De-
troit Courier. left Wednesday for West
Lake. Ont. to attend a family reur-
ion in double celebration of Christmas
and the golden wedding anniversary
OF his parents. On this occasion Mr..
and Mrs NVildman, Sr.. will have their
nine children under their roof for
family gathering for the first time in
their nalf century OF welded life
number of Detroit music teach.
ers will attend the Thirty-first an
nual meeting of the Music Teachers
National association, at Northwestern
thifticiNss GtahotOhs ILL., Dti. At-OO.
The program will offer technical pa
pers, discussions and concerts by rep
resentative musicians from all over
the country.
The graduating class of the Sill
school has elected the following off,
GERS: President, Ethel Quinn; vice
president. Maude Ogilvie; secretary,
SfnnlnU Naval. fro Harold I n
gan. The other members OF the class
are Edgar Cobel. Margaret Cosgriff.
Frank Dysarz, Gertrude Earl. Llbbie
Marvin, Martha Nachtigall. Dora
The marriage of Miss Mary Weston
Wetherbee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
w. n Wetherbee, of No. SO Langley
ave. TO Harvey YAK. was quietly cello
brated at the home OF the brides par
ents. Tuesday evening The Rev.
Gaius Glenn Atkins. of the First Con-
gregational church. performed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. YAK will
make their home In Cleveland.
Wreaths OF holly and garlands OF
southern pine with red-shaded lights
were the effective decorations OF the
ball room at the Country club. We'd
nesday evening, when Mrs. Julius
Stroh gave a ball for her daughter,
Miss Marguerite Stroh The guests
were largely confined to the young
friends of Miss Stroh and the young
men and women home from school.
An excellent dancing floor. good music
IAlt
dining room. which was also decorated
In Christmas greens, with the tables
bright with red roses and red candlea
bra. combined to make the affair one
of the most enjoyable OF the season.
The last holiday celebration in tho
Old Fellowcraft cub WI he held
from Dec. % TO Jan. 1. with number
of different entertainments for the
members and their friends. Christmas
day special table d'hote will be
served from $50 to s o'clock; Sunday
an la carte dinner at the same
hours: Monday stag smoker: Tuesaav
music and dancing with a chop suey
supper; Wednesday concert and
dance; Thursday children's vaudeville
and Mexican night; Friday carnival
and dancing to watch the old year
ont: Saturday New Years dinner and
dance. Next year the club members
hope to be in their new home on
Westinghouse.
In memory OF the late Mrs. Caul-
kins, who for many years was prest-
dent Of the Franklin-st. settlement as
sociation and keenly interested In It's
charities. special Christmas gift OF
gymnasius shoes has been made to
the children attending the settlement
classes, by group of women who re-
Gently banded together to continue