The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-09

ding party.
The ladies OF the Church OF the
Blessed Sacrament will give card
party in their hall ON Belmont-ave.
Tuesday evening, al o'clock.
The marriage OF Miss Grace Nc
MILAN Jarvis. granddaughter OF Mrs.
James Mcmillan, and Preston Gibson
will be celebrated Feb. %. ar O'Clock
in the afternoon, in the Washington
home Of Mrs. Mcmillan.
Bamlet Kent, OF the United States
engineers office OF this city. and Miss
Bertha c. Woolgar. Of Battle Greek
were united in marriage. Saturday, In
Battle Creek. The couple left on a
trip east and will make their home
in Detroit.
The marriage OF Miss Florence Har
rison. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
j. Harrison, OF No. 1873 Calumet-ave.
and William Morgan. OF Cincinnati
was celebrated Feb. 3, In Covington
Ky. The couple will visit relatives
in Detroit the latter part or the
month and later will make their homo
in Cincinnati
The Detroit Wheelmen will give
their thirtieth annual masquerade
party. Friday evening. Feb. 10. As IN
the past, the Wheelmen make this oe
casion a gala one. Admission Will be
by invitation only. and the invitations
can be obtained from any OF the club
rA NJ hn
Stones full orchestra will furnish the
music.
The marriage Of Mrs. Katherine A.
Mcmillan, OF Providence, X. l., and
4. ]. Mooney, OF this city. was cele
brated Saturday In the parish house
OF Holy Rosary church. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. +.
J. Van Antwerp. pastor. The bride
was attended by Miss May Kern and
G. w. Haskell Brown officiated as
Lest man.
Detroiters are interested in the
announcement OF the engag =
ment OF Mrs. Rowena Brush
CT Detroit, widow OF Alfred f. Brush
and NJ. Verhaighe, OF Paris. France
NJ verhaighe is a young man OF Dutch
descent. 1t Is expected that the mar
rage will take place some time In
June. Miss Virginia Brush. her daugh
ter. will marry Lieut.. Lansing Gibbs
an Englishman, whose home Is In the
Isle OF Wight, about the same time.
An unique and pleasing program
mas been prepared by Miss Eva Spill
lane for the at home" to be given
by the Altar society OF SIS. Peter ana
Pauls cathedral. Thursday evening,
Feb. IL. in the school hall on Parsons.
ST A tribute to Lincoln will be given
by Armand Kersten, and Joseph
Keusch will tell OF Lincoln. the man
and his personality. The musical pro-
gram will be given by Miss Georgia
Parker, Charles Hoben and Miss
Kathlene Lovett Miss Edith McGlo-
gan will give a reading.
Mrs. J. T. Youngblood will have
charge OF the program TO be given
in the FranklIn-st Settlement, Wed
nesday afternoon, under the auspices
OF Louisa ST. Clair chapter. Daugh.
ters OF the American Revolution. Miss
Van SICKLE Is chairman OF the com
mittee having the AFFAIR in charge.
Thep rogram will consist OF numbers
by Miss McCallum. Mrs. Elmer Lig-
gett, Mrs. W. II. Stone. Mrs. w. n.
Stone, Jr. Corron Ide. Miss Way,
Mrs Holdman Hinchcliffe and Miss
Hinchclffe All interested In settle.
ment work are invited.
A most interesting society event
was the marriage. Monday evening. OF
Miss Viola Brooks. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Brooks, and Lieut..
John j. Fulmer. OF the Seventh infan-
try, United States army. which was
celebrated at 8 o'clock in the home
OF the bride. No. 81 Alfred-st. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
John II. Boyd, OF the First Presbyter-
ian church, and was witnessed by the
immediate families and few int
mate friends A large reception was
given at 9 o'clock.
The bride was attended by her two
sisters. Miss Pauline Brooks, az maid
OF honor, and Miss Helen Brooks as
flower girl. Capt. j. J. TOffey, Jr
assisted as best man. and the u5hers
we're Capt. Thomas NJ. Anderson. Jr.
Lieut.. John c. Mopre Lieut. H. Stey
ems Gillespie. and lieut. VIM f. Nor
risen, Jr. All wore the full uniform
OF their rank
A military touch was given the wed
ding by the flag NJ the regiment I,
which Lieut. Fulmer belongs bein,
used in the decorations In th'
library. where the marriage servic,
was read. a station was formed 70
the bridal party. with the flag arts
tically draped. and a profuslon o
lilies and roses. Roses were used Il
the parlors aud white lilacs and lille
OF the valley formed the centerpiec
OF the table. Prof I.uizZi's orchestr
played the wedding marches and ais
furnished a program for the reception
The bride wore a gown Of whit
directoire satin with princess traii
the skirt and bodice being ornament
ed with pearls and bugle beads. TIL
yoke and sleeves were OF real lace, O
lange blossoms being also employe
I for the OrnamentatiOn. Her veil wa
fastened with a spray Of orange bio.
sens and she carried lilies of the va
I ley. The maid Of honor wore direc
toire gown Of pink chiffon over satin
trimmed with knots OF ehantilly lace
and she carried pink roses while tn
flower girl wore a French linger'e
gown. over pink. trimmed with valen
'ciennes lace. She carried basket ol
pink and white blossoms.
Lieut.. Fulmer and his bride will
spend the honeymoon in the east and
VIII be az home after March at Fort
wavne They will leave Fort Waynt