The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-25
IN SOCIETY

The German Statesmen gave an i'm
formal dancing party, "Wednesday
evening. in their hall, serving tur-
key supper at midnight
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Mrs. DE Witt IA. LOOMS will give
an afternoon reception, Thursday
Dec. l, TO introduce her daughters.
the Misses Anne aud Beth LOOMS.
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The City OF the Straits Hive, No.
463, and Electric Hive, No. 31S, i. y.
T. NJ. NJ, will give an informal dane
ing party In Gerow hall, Thursday
evening. Dec. /.
Miss Martha Chansky and Emil
Rhode were quietly married In tne
home of the brides parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. p. Chansky, No. 1854 Fischer
ave-, Wednesday evening.
The Misses Mary and Belle 10th
rop, daughters of Mrs. Charles 10th
rop will be presented to society at
an afternoon reception, Tuesday, Nov.
80. A dinner-dance will follow for
the younger set
Mrs. Charles p Larned was the
hostess of one OF the most charming
luncheons OF the season, Wednesday
noon. Her guests were the debu'
tantes Of the year, asked TO meet
Miss Olive Rebecca Farrand.
Miss Agnes NJ. Rain, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rain, was
quietly married, Tuesday evening, TO
Albert Cornelle, in the home OF her
parents, No. GOA Brush-st, The Rev.
Edward Collins was the officiating
clergyman.
In Zion Lutheran church. Wednes-
day evening. occurred the marriage of
Miss Lena Krumbach, daughter OF
William Krumbach, 10 George
Katcheske the ceremony being per-
formed by the pastor, the Rev. o.
Schatz. The couple will make their
home at No. 355 Cicotte-ave.
A wedding that interested the large
Italian colony of Detroit. was cele-
brated Saturday evening in ST. Fran
cesco church, when Miss Marie Mag
dalena Tavarozzi. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Tavarozzi, was married
TO Dan V. Vaiola. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Francis Bee
cherini. The young couple are at
home at No. 10 st. Joseph-st.
A pretty Thanksgiving Eve wedding
was celebrated in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F.. Clavehn, No S43 Van Dkye-
ave, when their daughter, Miss Ida
Clavehn was married to Charles
Timm. The Rev l.. Kleber performed
the ceremony The bride, who wore
q white serge tailored suit. was at
tended by her sister, Miss Freda
Clavehn, dressed in blue, and Edward
Timm, brother of the groom, acted as
best man. The young couple will be
at home after Dec. /, at No. 92S Bald
win-ave.
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The board of trustees of the Chill
drens Free Hospital, are working
very hard to make the box office re-
ceipts of the performance of Miss
Michel Tlliott, the American dancer,
and the Pittsburg Symphony orches
ira. in the Lyceum theater, Friday
afternoon, Dec. 9, as large as possible,
that their share may be a substantial
sum. The board will apply the money
on the building fund of the new wing
planned for the hospital. Citizens gem
orally have been mailed tickets for
the performance, but the board trusts
that everybody will understand that
anyone may purchase as many tick
cts as they wish. in regular way,
at the theater box office.
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The first social function given by
the new organization for young men
under 30 years of age. the Young
Mems order, was the Thanksgiving
Eve dancing party. Wednesday even
ing, in the Wayne Gardens, to which
over 1000 young people responded.
The gardens were beautifully decor
ated and the big orchestra provided
for dancing, introduced a number of
musical novelties. AT midnight sup
per was served in the sun parlors.
The Young Mems Order membership
is made up Of Catholic young men
who formerly belonged TO the Young
Mems Institute, but becoming dissat-
isfied with the bylaws of the older
organization, decided TO found a new
one.
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Detroit newspaper women were the
guests of Miss Emily Stevens and
Bayard WELLER, the leading woman
and playwright of when All Has
Been Said" in the Garrick theater,
wednesday evening. Mr.. WELLER has
spent the week in Detroit working
at his play, which is new and still
in that stage where judicious prun-
ing and revision are necessary. AT
ter the performance. the guests had