The Detroit times., 1910-11-10
IN SOCIETY

DIR. f. b. Smith is in Chicago as a
delegate TO the National Surgeons
conference,
The choir of the Preston NJ. +.
church will give concert in Preston
chapel, Thursday evening
A number OF Detroit minister's will
attend the 18th semi-annual meeting
bf the Michigan Whist association, to
be held In jackson. Nov. II and 10.
The Fairbanks school January grad
batting class has elected the following
bfficers: President, Robert Lorimer;
Vice president, John Moody; secre-
harry, Ethel Kockin; treasurer, Cecil
harvey.
The students of the Business Insu-
lutte will give a complimentary enter
lainment and social evening 10 their
Friends, Thursday evening. at
o'clock, in the institute building, No.
63 Cass-ave.
An illustrated musical talk on the
Russian composer "Tschaikowsky
|Ras given, Tuesday evening, in the
Church of Our Father. by Frederick
Nv. Root, OF Chicago, under the
auspices OF the Tuesday Musicale.
The marriage of Mrs. Alice I.
Bmith and William O'Leary, the we'll
known art dealer, was quietly cele-
brated, Wednesday morning, in Holy
Rosary church The Rev. F. ]. Van
antwerp performed the ceremony.
rhere were no attendants and no In
gitations were issued. Immediately
bitter the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
D'Leary left for a honeymoon trip.
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The Detroit Oratorio society, under
he direction of Homer Wiseman. will
hive a concert. Thursday evening, in
The Trumbull-Ave. Presbyterian
church. The concert Is under the
auspices of the Mems club OF the
church and is free The oratorio so
iety will be assisted by Miss Emily
Fisher reader, Herbert G.. Patton,
Tiolinist and the Trumbull orchestra.
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A series OF three Howell whist
games for women players, will be
played in the rooms of the Detroit
Whist club, in the Bowles building,
he first to be called, Thursday eve
hing, at S o'clock and the other two,
Nov. "a and Dec. s. Women minister's
Wishing to enter the games may send
their names to Mrs. Charles F. Bel
man.
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The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Daigle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Daigle, to John b. Traves, was cele-
brated Thursday morning, Nov. 3, in
Holy Redeemer church, the Rev. FIR.
Condor officiating. The bride wore
dress of white silk with tulle veil
and carried a bouquet of white roses.
Bhe was attended by her sister, who
wore white marquisette and carried
pink roses. After Jan. /, Mr.. and Mrs.
|rraves will be at home to their
friends at No. SO Casgrain4ave.
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Miss Viola Elizabeth Moore, daugh-
er Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Moore,
bf Walkerville, was married, Tuesday
morning, in the chapel. of Detroit
college, to Francis ID. Hurley. Miss
Kathleen Hurley and Louis G. Rabaut
were the attendants. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. r. D..
5levin, s. J. Following the church
ceremony, a breakfast was served
and a reception held in the home Of
he brides parents. After Jan. 10,
MIR. and Mrs. Hurley will receive in
heir new home, No 1551 Jefferson
hve.
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A charming home wedding will be
Federated, Thursday evening, in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Reese,
No. 46 Rowena-st., when their daugh-
eF, Miss Norma Reese. will be mar
RED to Homer 8. Johnson. The house
will be beautifully decorated for the
ceremony and the large reception TO
Follow The Rev. Lee s. McCollester,
of the Church of Our Father, will
perform the ceremony. Miss Reese
will be attended by the groom's two
eisters, Miss Alice and Miss Claire
johnson, and Miss Frederick Swift.
CHARLES Johnson will attend his
brother as best man. James Small,
pr Chicago, and Walter Reese. will
usher. After Jan. /. the young couple
Will be at home at No 1888 Grand
Boulevard, west.
In can opener patented by a Wash.
ngtcn man, the downward movement
Of lever cuts out the top OF a can