The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-06
IN SOCIETY

Mrs. f. Reberdy and children have
returned from a three months Trip
TO Seattle, and other western points.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Warren
and children, who spent the summer
I'm Holland, are expected To arrive In
Detroit Wednesday.
The ladies' auxiliary OF the House
of Providence, which organization
will hereafter be known as the Pro
violence Hospital auxiliary, met Tues
day afternoon and elected the follow
ing officers: Honorary president
Mira. Martha Higgins; president, Mrs.
Charles L. Palms; first vice-president,
Mrs. John V. Moran; second vice
president, Mrs. F. p Byrne; recording
secretary, Mrs. J. F. Galway; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. 8. t. o.
Brien; treasurer, Mrs. Edwin Knill;
chairman board of directors, Mrs.
Fells Glradot; chairman constitution
and bylaws, Mrs. T. A. Weadock;
chairman press committee, Mrs. ]. s.
Saunders. The next meeting Of the
auxiliary will be held Tuesday after
noon, Oct. IL, in the hospital.
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Green foliage, white cosmos and
American Beauty roses formed the
floral decorations in the Church OF
Our Father, Tuesday evening, for the
marriage of Miss Alberta Hayes to
Harry Postal. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Lee s. McCol
lester in the presence of a fashion
able gathering. The bride, who is the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
eEce M. Hayes, made a pretty picture
In her bridal gown of white satin.
nveiIed in lace, her tulle veil fastened
10 her dark hair with lilies of the
valley and in her hands, a shower
bouquet OF white orchids. She was
attended by Mrs. James Postal, as
matron of honor, gowned in a smart
dress OF pale green marquisette over
rose satin and carrying a bouquet OF
pink rosebuds. Little Miss Dorothy
n Postal. in frock of white MULE and
lace, carried large basket of pink
roses which she scattered in the path
OF the bridal party. Charles Postal,
brother OF the groom, was best man.
Ralph Bird, Dyke Burney. James Pos
tai and Frank Bury were the ushers.
a During the entrance OF the bridal
party Harold Jarvis sang Through
the Halls of Eden" There were a
number OF out of town friends pres
emit at the ceremony, and the recep-
ton which followed at the Hayes
home, No Sc Atkinson-ave. After
Dec. 4 Mr.. and Mrs. Postal will be
at home in the Medbury apartments,
Medbury-ave.
"A choral society had its inception,
\ Tuesday evening, In St Johns Episco-
pal parish house, under the direction
OF the organist of the church. j. L. Ed
wards. Regular rehearsals will begin
y Wednesday evening, Oct. IL. In the
parish house, the use of which has
been granted by the rector of st.
Johns. the Rev. w. F. Faber. Young
men and women who would like to
Join the society are invited to meet
with Mr.. Edwards in the choir room
of the church, Thursday evening, at
$3.50 o'clock. Mendelssohn's Song OF
Praise" will be taken up first.
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1T Vernon society will hold the first
meeting OF the season Friday morn
Ing, at IL o'clock, In the home of the
\ president. Mrs. George Hosmer, No.
81 Eliot-st.
An Interested and fashionable audi
ence gathered the home of Mrs. AR.
\ thur McGraw, No. 1859 Jefferson ave.
Tuesday afternoon, for a recital of
4 plano music by Miss Pansy Andrus
The program presented by Miss An.
X drus was one well calculated to test
Z her powers as player and a must.
!. clan, and the verdict of those who
heard this clever young woman was
most favorable. AS child Miss An
\ drus was prodigy Years OF earnes,
application have resulted in the ripen
Ing of real talent, and the future un.
doubtedly holds much for the young
woman For the past two years. fol
lowing the personal hearing and ad
vice OF Paderewski, Miss Andrus has
y been studying In Boston. with Nine
h Sumowska. the only pupil OF Paderew
ski America may claim, and, she shows
The result OF the excellent training she
has received. Miss Andrus will leave
for Boston to resume her work. or