The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-29
IN SOCIETY

Mrs. M. Nehls announces the APP
preaching marriage OF her daughter,
Miss Edith Louise Nehls, To Herbert
Wnaney Acason, the ceremony TO take
place "Wednesday, Sept. Ia.
The marriage OF Miss Julie Du-
charme, OF Crosse Pointe Farms, TO
the Duke del Monte. OF Italy. will
take place Sept 10 instead of Sept.
pa, as originally announced.
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MI. and Mrs James ID. Standish, No.
~ Alfred-st., announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Jane
Standish, to Courtlandt Van voorhis,
OF Brookline, Mass
The marriage of Miss Anita M. Ma
low to Ralph S. Smith will be quietly
ceiebrated Wednesday evening, Aug.
W. In the home OF the brides parents,
No. 1884 seyburn-ave.
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All OF the Masonic lodges OF the city
VIII Join in an outing to Dois Blanc
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 81. A long pro.
gram OF sports and games has been
arranged.
Miss Susie Hn6bell and Harold
Hubbel, OF Ravenna, o., have returned
tneir home after two weeks visit
with Mr. and Mrs. j, j. Brown, No.
$40 Twelfth-st. The young people
were much entertained during their
stay In the city
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The engagement is announced of
Miss Alberta Hayes. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. M. Hayes, No. 60 Atkin-
eon-ave.. to Harry f. Postal, son Of
MIR. and Mrs Fred Postal. No. SO
Chandler-ave.
Herr Paul Stoye. OF Eisleben, Sax
pny. who has been the guest Of his
uncle, A. Stoye, No. II Grandale-ave.,
Tor several weeks past, has gone TO
Chicago, where he will make mis- flu
fure home. Herr Stoye is we'll
known pianist and while studying
pusic in the Royal conservatory In
1eipsic was an assistant professor in
he university In that c y. He will
open studio in Chicago
The annual festival held in the Ger
man Protestant Home for Orphans and
Did People, West Grand-blvd., Sunday
Pfternoon and evening. attracted a
gathering OF about 1000 visitors and
1eted $3.50 for the benefit of the home.
addresses were made by visiting
clergy, and musical program, in
which the children in the home par
icipated, was much enjoyed.
A fashionable wedding of interest
o Detroit society will be celebrated
n the Church OF Our Lady. OF Lourdes,
New York city. "Wednesday morning.
Aug. 81, when Miss Catharine Adele
1eCompte, daughter of Mrs Howard
v. LeCompte, will be married TO
Harry j. Paxton, of Detroit The
pride, who is well known in Detroit,
will wear a charming bridal gown OF
white satin and rare old lace with
eweled ornaments, the whole descend
ng to her through several genera.
Ions. Following the church cere-
nony, a reception will be held in
he home OF the brides mother. No.
45S Broadway. Edward o. Patterson.
pf this city, will be Mr.. Paxtons best
nan. After Nov. /, the young couple
viii make their home in the Pasadena
apartments.
Dustin Wright, the noted organist
f Paris, gave a recital OF organ music
saturday afternoon in Temple Beth
u for the pleasure OF few OF his
I'D friends in this city. Mr.. Wright
8 native Detroiter and for the past
Month has been visiting his parents,
pr. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Wright, No. 1876
Clairmount-ave. For the past 16
FEARS he has made his home in Paris,
where he occupies a secure and en-
liable position in the musical world
md the recital Saturday afternoon
Vas the first public playing he has
one In Detroit since one of his earlier
lists home after first going TO Europe
The program, while brief and OF ne-
Fessity selected to meet the limitations
bf the instrument in Temple Beth El,
gave Mr.. Wright an opportunity to
Drove that he fully deserves the high
Estimate placed upon his talents by
he European musical public. He
eems complete master of all the re-
ources OF the organ and organ COM
position. and in execution and inter
probation discloses ripened individ.
lality and power. His program intro
luced Detroit music lovers to three
BIZ the organ compositions OF that re-
narkable Frenchman. Caesar Franck,
n addition to Bach fugue, two Du-
bois numbers and one from Mr..
Vright's own master. the veteran
alexander Guilmant. Mr.. Wright will
cave Detroit Tuesday for New York.
o sail Saturday for France