The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

Inc lOrmal opening OF the Oiu SiuU,
St. Clair Flats. will take place Satur.
day, June 49,
The marriage OF Miss Julia Irene
| Brady, daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth
| Brady, 10 James F. RYAN, will take
| place "Wednesday. June %.
The woman's Guild. OF the Church
OF the Messiah, will give q garden
party Thursday evening on the
grounds OF the residence OF Mrs. n.
]. Maxwell Grylls. No. AIS Field-ave
o.
Mrs Nathan G. Williams. OF Roches
ter, N. Y, formerly OF Detroit. Is visit
ing In the city and is being much en-
tertained. Mrs. Henry W. Dakln will
give a buffet luncheon In honor OF Mrs.
Williams Friday.
The Young Ladies' Bible class OF the
Fort-st. Congregational church will re-
peat The Cricket on the HEARTH"
which they gave so successfully few
weeks ago, Friday evening. In the
| chapel.
One OF TIE charming entertainments
OF the season was given by Mrs. Tru-
|
| Pointe Farms. Wednesday afternoon.
II was an al fresco fete and a large
number of guests were entertained.
s. s. Davis and Mrs Davis, of Mon,
ango. n. d.. are visiting relatives and
friends In Detroit after an absence OF
eight years. Mr. Davis was resident
of Detroit upwards of 20 years before
removing to Dakota. where he has
now become an extensive ranch own
er and sheep raiser.
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Mrs. Wilbur Brotherton. No. 81
Burroughs-ave., has given the use OF
the grounds surrounding her home 10
the Clio club for a garden fete, 10 be
held Friday afternoon. from 8 to
| o'clock.
A fashionable gathering crowded
the studios of Elvin Singer. in the
GladNin building. Wednesday eve.
ming. for an operate musicale" the
first OF series OF three soirec
musicoles 10 be given by Mr.. Singer
during June. The program numbers
were taken from the classic and mod.
ern operas and were exceptionally
well given by the various pupils,
Holy Rosary church was filed with
friends. Wednesday morning, for the
marriage of Miss Blanche Holland,
daughter OF Detective Thomas Hol.
land. 20 Cornelius RYAN. The bride.
who wore gown OF gray poplin. with
white picture hat. was attended by her
sister. Miss Lauretta Holland. Joseph
Mcdonald was best man. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. FIR.
Cary. n cousin of the bride A re-
ception followed in the home OF the
bride, No. 342 Harper.ave. east. Fol-
lowingsa wedding trip, the couple will
be at home az No. 116 Eucld.ave,
after July 1. #
The friends of Miss Josephine Nc
lCormick and Alexander Fulton. who
were married Wednesday morning in
Holy Rosary church. captured bride
land groom as they were leaving the
Ichurch, put them in a big taxicab
decorated with old shoes. white rib
bons and other bridal trimmings and
tdrove the machine through the down
flown streets before allowing the
"newly.weds" to take train for Chi
cago. Mr.. Fulton is bookkeeper In
the Hotel Normandie. The couple will
make their home at No 10 Stanley.
ave.
III Our Lady of Lourdes church. River
Rouge, was the scene of pretty wed.
ding, Wednesday. when Miss Ethel
Reno was married TO Fred Raubolt,
of Wyapdotte. The Rev Fr ST. Amaut.
officiated. Miss Florence lie Blanc
WAS maid OF honor; Miss Edna Couk-
Fright, bridesmaid. and little Miss
Emerald Reno. flower girl. Stewart
Rabault was best man. Master Ed
mund Visger, ring bearer and Odem
and Everett Labadie ushered. The
young couple have gone east on their
honeymoon and after Sept. l. will be
ht home TO their friends in Wyan-
hotte
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The friends of Alexander Kothe. Jr.,
Whose marriage 10 Miss Eva b. Orth.
laughter OF Anthony Orth. No. 294
Macomb-st., took place in IS. Peter
hnd Paul's church Wednesday morn
ing, waxed very facetious in decorat.
ing the store of Mr.. Kothe at No. 994
kercheval-aNe, with signs calculated
10 disturb the young couple as well
As to arouse the derision OF the neigh