The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Deming, whose
marriage took place week ago, left
"wednesday morning, for their new
home In Cobalt. Ont
Pupils OF Miss Edith NJ. Maurer, OF
the Dttroit Conservatory OF Music,
gave a pleasing concert, Tuesday even
ing. In the conservatory hall. Miss
Gertrude Maurer. soprano and George
Maurer, violinist assisted.
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Ten Presbyterian churches joined
In picnic TO Bots Blanc, Wednesday.
the following churches being repre-
scented: Woodward-ave., Forest-ave..
| Forrest, Central, Second-ave.. Scovel
Memorial, Calvary. st. Andrews.
Highland Park and Fort Wayne.
Miss Rose l.. Bostwick. a member
of the teaching stan of the Webster
school for the past 20 years. has lie.
signed 10 become a Methodist mis-
sionary. Miss Bostwick will begin a
two-years' preparatory course In the
fall. at Sibley hospital, Washington,
d. C.
The North Woodward Residents as
ISOLATION will hold the annual Fourth
OF July parade end evening fireworks
display, The streets will be decorat-
ed, floats and novelties will be ar
ranged for the parade and the fire.
works display promises TO be espe-
cially fine.
A reunion OF the Yosemite crew was
held, Tuesday afternoon. in the Light
house Inn. in celebration OF the
twelfth anniversary OF the first active
service participated la by the local
naval brigade In the Spanish-Ameri
can war About so vets" attended.
the party going 10 the Inn by boat
Among those present were Truman II.
Newberry, Capt. Fred Standish and
Strathern Hendrie.
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The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Salliotte, daughter OF Mrs. A. NJ. Sal
Hottie. OF Ecorse, TO DR.. Henri G.. Graf
ton, OF Detroit. was solemnized Tues
day morning, in St. Francis Xaviers
church, Ecorse. A wedding break
fast and informal reception followed
In the brides home, the guests being
limited to the immediate relatives or
the contracting parties. After Sept
!. Dr. and Mrs. Grafton will be st
home TO their friends, in Detroit.
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A very quiet wedding will be SOL
ennized Thursday evening, In the
heme OF Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B.
Smith. No. As Stimson-pl., when their
daughter, Miss Emily Payne Smith,
viii be united In marriage TO Win
fed George Leutner, OF Cleveland.
The Rev, Frank Hyatt Smith. of Buff
flo. an uncle OF the bride. will per-
Drm the ceremony. There will be no
attendants and the guests will be lin
tied TO the immediate relatives. The
couple will be at home in Cleveland
after Oct. I.
Although the marriage OF Miss
Eloise Dickerson, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Dickerson, to Harlow p.
Davock. Jr., will be very quietly cele-
brated. Thursday evening, the Dicker
son home at No 2074 Woodward-ave.
will be charmingly decorated for the
occasion. The bride, who will wear
bridal gown of white satin and lace
with tulle veil. will DC attended by
Mrs. Rason as matron CT honor. Lit
tie Miss Mariota Cornell and Master
Charles Marks will carry the ribbons
Justin Whiting. of st. Clair, Mich.
will be best man. An informal recep-
ton will follow the ceremony.
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Lavender and white will form the
color scheme of The pretty decorations
of the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan-
der MacDiarmid, No. 1893 Lincoln-ave.,
for the marriage, Thursday evening. N
1880 o'clock, OF their daughter, Miss
Edna Louise MacDiarmid, 10 Ralph
w. Day, OF Oklahoma City. The bride
will wear q bridal gown Of white satin
and will be afforded by her sister,
Miss Florence MacDiarmid. who will
wear dainty frock of lavender chif
fon. Alexander Roy AMI Preston Mac
Diarmid will usher. An informal re-
ception will follow the ceremony.