The Detroit times., 1910-01-19
In Society

]. II. Johnson is at the Hotel VOL
colt. New York
Detroit Commandery will give an
Informal dancing party. "Wednesday
evening. In the Masonic temple.
The Rev. Austin w. Mann will hold
deaf mute service In st. Johns Epis-
copal chapel, Friday evening, at 733o
o'clock
The Southland Serenaders and Jubl-
lee Singers will give a concert IN the
lobby OF the u II. C.. A., Sunday after
noon. Jan. %
Miss Nathalie Nelson will give .
card party. Wednesday evening. for
her house guest. Miss Marion Alcott,
of Corning N. Y.
Mrs. Clara B. Arthur will return
Saturday from Washington, where she
has been attending the National Civic
conference as o'hcial representative
or Michigan.
"ln Old Detroit" is the title OF
free illustrated lecture to be given
in the Forest. Presbyterian church
hodse. Thursday evening. at o'clock,
by c. NJ Burton.
Miss May Morris. OF England. VIII
give lecture Wednesday evening IN
the Museum Of Art under the auspices
OF the Arts and Crafts society. Thurs
day afternoon Miss Norris will lee
ture at the Indoor club.
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Judge Alfred ]. Murphy will lecture
before the Business Institute, Thurs
: day evening In the institute building,
No. l69 Cass.ave +. Slater Davidson,
baritone, and others will contribute
musical and literary program.
Louisa St Clair chapter. ID. A. K,
will give a luncheon, Thursday nooh'
in the Hotel Pontchartrain for MIS-
James II Brayton. state regent or the
order A program or addresses ana
music will .precede the luncheon.
Mrs. G. G.. Caron, Of No. 81 Daycn-
port-st., gave a large reception. Tues
day afternoon. 10 members of the De
troit Federation of clubs. The house
was beautifully decorated and a large
number OF fashionably-irock women
out the afternoon
A change in plans for the wedding
OF Miss Grace Gilchrist 10 Harry =.
Fletcher resulted i'm the performance
OF the ceremony In the Pontchartrain,
Tuesday noon instead OF in the home
OF the young couple in Alpena. Mich.
The marriage was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Maxon. of Christ church. al
high noon, the immediate relatives
and few friends only attending the
ceremony. Both young people are
we'll known in Detroit and their mar
riage unites two of the Oldest families
in Michigan.
Miss b. Dorothy Well OF Detroit,
and Joseph McNeill, OF Chicago were
quietly married Wednesday morning,
at 1880 o'clock, at the residence or
the Rev. Maurice Penheld Fixes, pas
tor OF the Woodward-ave. Baptist
church. The bride wore her travelling
gown and was unattended, the coupe
leaving Immediately after the cere-
mony for a prolonged wedding trip
prior to taking up their residence III
Chicago Miss Well for number OF
years has been one OF the best known
OF the Detroit public school teachers.
The Detroit String quartet will be
heard in Temple Beth FL, "Wednesday
afternoon. and again on Thursday
evening in program that promises
much TO music lovers. Two quartet5'
Haydn's Emperor and Mendeissohn
No. Q. will bc the organizations Offer
iEgs, and Nine. Elsa Ruegger-Lichten-
stein. and Mrs Clara Koehler-Heber-
lein will play a Beethoven sonata for
cello and piano. The afternoon con-
cert commences at o'clock precisely
and the evening program at S:1o
O'Clock Departing from their former
policy the managers have consented
to sell students tickets at the door for
fifty cents.