The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
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Mrs. J. M. Barley Is visiting In
Atlantic City. She Is registered at
the Chalfonte.
Mrs. VIM. Hlldreth. OF No. 15s
Spruce-st., returned Wednesday from
q years visit in California.
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The Rev. and Mrs s. 8. Marquis
sailed from New York today. on the
steamer Barbarossa, OF the North Ger
man Lloyd line, for Naples and Genoa
via Gibraltar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Douglas. OF
ITrumbull-ave. and Spruce:st., and Miss
Annie Gibson, OF No l91 Pine-st., left
Friday for an extended trip In the
east, including Washington, New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and run up the
picturesque Hudson TO Albany.
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The Home and School Gardening
committee OF the Twentieth Century
club will give a bridge, euchre and
Ave hundred party. In the Century
building. Friday, June 3, for the bene-
ut OF the club-building fund. Members
and their friends are invited. Tickets
may be obtained from members OF the
committee.
There being no school today the
various students from the high and
private schools. who are participants
In Professor Napoleon" commence
their final rehearsals this morning,
and will continue all day. This big
production OF college life will have
| its first presentation In the Garrick
theater, Tuesday evening, May 81.
and will continue through the week.
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The Detroit Western High School
Alumni association will give a river
and lake excursion on the evening or
| Thursday, June 16, on the steamer
| Pleasure" The committees appoint
ed by Joseph CHASER, president OF the
association, have been hard at work
and the success OF the outing already
seems assured. The music committee
has In preparation a dancing program
comprising several novel features. In
addition to the orchestral music and
for the benefit OF those who do not
| care to dance, two soloists have been
secured who will render vocal selec-
| tons between the dances. Tickets
may be secured from any member oil
| the following committees: Reception
Mark O'Rourke, chairman; Walter
Bockstahler, Harold Perkins. William
Hoffman, Ben Stocker, Frank Tyler
John A. Brown, Simeon Smith, Walter
Dill, Charles Jasnowski, Harry Lorg
ion, and Orvis Irwin; music, Edward
Cobo, chairman; M. O'Rourke and
Clair Petithory; tickets, Ralph M
Tate, chairman; d. Allen Wright, AL
fred Holmes, Arthur @. Barnard and
Theron C. Taylor.
The marriage OF Miss Jean Alice Nc.
Laughlin and James Scripps Booth
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George @. Booth
next Wednesday, will be brilliant
event, and the first June wedding Of
large social interest. The ceremony
will be performed at $3.50 o'clock ir
the evening, in the Fort-st. Presbyter
ian church. DR.. j. M. Barley viii
officiate, and he will be assisted b,
DR.. Edward III. Pence. Easter lilies
and palms will be employed In thu
church decorations. Miss McLaugh
lin will be gowned in robe Of heav.
white satin, the skirt made film,
with insets OF pleated chiffon, and tn,
bodice richly trimmed with duchess
lace. Her tulle veil will be fastened
with orange blossoms. The bride will
be attended by Miss Grace Booth ant
Dana Torrey will act as best man. N
J. Corey will play the wedding march
Following the ceremony a reception
will be held in the home OF Mrs. Jane,
f. Scripps, No. sos Trumbull-ave. Mr.
and Mrs. Booth will leave later In thu
levening for a wedding trip In the
east. They will be at home. aftei
Sept. /, at No. 1895 Cass-ave. Dur
ing the past week several very de
llghtful entertainments have beer
given In Miss McLaughlin's honor.