The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-30
IN SOCIETY

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The annual autumn luncheon to
members will be given by the Col
iege club. Saturday noon.
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Miss isabelle Clark, OF Chicago, viii
be the guest next week OF Mrs. Ham
ilton Carhartt, In Crosse Pointe
An informal reception to new stu
dents and members of the faculty
will take place In the Detroit Con-
servatory Of Music. Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Alger will give
very large dinner party in her home
In Crosse Pointe Farms. Friday even
Ing, In honor OF the Duke and Duchess
del Monte.
The marriage OF Miss Ellen Que
lette. 70 William Il. Hubbell, took
place. Tuesday morning. In SS. Peter
and Pauls cathedral, the Rev. p. j.
Dunn, officiating. The young couple
are at home at No. 216 Bagg-st.
A dinner for the younger set will
be given Friday evening by Mrs.
Henry A. Wight, In honor Of their
guest, Miss Florence Wight, OF New
York, who was bridesmaid at tie
Russel-Doughty wedding this week.
The work OF several Of the most
successful craft workers In the coun-
try is now on view In the rooms Of
the Society OF Arts and Crafts. In the
KnowlsOn building. Beautiful ex-
amples of silver, gold and jewelry
handcraft are exciting the admiration
Of all who visit the rooms. From
time to time, during October, new
exhibitions will arrive, all OF them
distinctive and worth while. to the
lover Of the unusual and artistic.
The marriage of Miss Helen Lind
say, formerly Of Keesville, N. Y, to
James l.. Green, of Detroit, took
place. Tuesday, Sept. 20, in st. Johns
Episcopal chapel. the Rev. r. J. w.
Webb. officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Green will make their home in Flint.
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Mrs. Isabelle c. Davis, OF New York,
who comes to Michigan next week
for the annual state convention OF the
Kings Daughters, in Durand, will re-
turn to this city to be the guest Of
Mrs. B. G. Whitney for several days.
During Mrs. Davis stay In Detroit
she will speak on Kings Daughters
work in one of the large churches,
probably, Saturday evening, Oct. 8.
Mrs. Davis was one OF the founders
Of the Kings Daughters.
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Owing to sudden bereavement in
the family, Mrs. Alexander Sibley will
not be able to open her house for
Miss Pansy Andrus' musicale, Tues
day afternoon, Oct. 4, and the affair
will be given instead, In the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Arthur McGraw, No.
1859 Jefferson-ave.. on the same day.
The patronesses Of the concert are:
Mrs. Sibley, Mrs. McGraw, Mrs. E. T..
Barbour, Mrs. F. X. Stearns, Mrs. Al
Ian Atterbury, Mrs. Mark Stevens.
Mrs. Heatley Green. Mrs. c. H. Brodt,
Miss Clara Dyar. Miss Kathleen Trow-
bridge. and Miss Louise Fernald. Miss
Andrus has prepared a delightful pro-
gram which will serve to Introduce
this talented young player after a
prolonged period of study In Boston.
Tickets for the musicale may be had
from Miss Maude Van SICKLE, No. 1853
Cass-ave.
The marriage of Norman A. Witt
wer, No. 422 Catherine-st., and Mary
L. Trinity, which took place Wednes-
day afternoon, In the home OF the
bride also marked the anniversary OF
an important event In the life of An
thony Schweitzer. an uncle Of the
groom. Mr.. Schweitzer was the first
man to purchase a marriage license
in Michigan after the adoption of the
marriage license law, Sept. %. 1857,
Just % years ago to the day. He was
present at the marriage OF his nep'
hew, and celebrated the anniversary