The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-16
In Society

In OOCIcIV
A masquerade will be given by De
troit Commandery. Wednesday eve
ming. In the Masonic temple.
The Ladies Arab Patrol will give a
lotto and dancing party. Thursday
evening In Gaines academy,
Alumni OF Cornell college to the
number OF 81 had an informal SUP
per. Tuesday evening. at Richters.
Charles r. Underhill. OF New York.
will give lecture recital on Mark
Twain" In the Church OF Our Father,
Wednesday evening
The o. L. s. temple board will give
"A card party In the temple. No. 1920
Woodward-ave., Thursday afternoon.
Feb. IL. al 2 80 o'clock.
The political thinkers OF the reyo-
LUTON" will be the subject OF lecture
prof-Xan Lyme. OF the University
OF Michigan. before Louisa ST Clair
chapter. ID. A. H.. Thursday morning
AT 1890 o'clock. In the Century build
Ing.
The lecture on Paris past and pres.
Ell" will be repeated by Director Grit
nth In the Museum OF Art. Wednes-
day evening. for the benefit of those
who were unable TO gain Ambulance
To the auditorium at the Sunday lee
ture.
The Mems club OF the Preston NJ.
F. church held the sixth annual Lin
coins day banquet In the church par
lors tuesday evening. The Rev. A.
IA. Cameron. or Emmanuel Presby-
terian church. acted Is toastmaster,
and speeches on Lincoln were made
by the Rev. w. r. Fruit. pastor OF
Preston church and by Judge Writ
Newkirk, OF Ann Arbor.
The Afternoon Study club, met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Charles Daley. No. "A I.incoln-ave..
the presidents and secretaries of all
clubs belonging TO the Detroit Fedora
tion being special guests A feature
of the program was the reading or
Tennyson's poem OF "Enoch Arden" to
the musical setting OF Richard Strauss
by Miss Linn. OF Cleveland.
The marriage OF Miss Mabel Gray
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Gray,
of No. 90 Philadelphia-ave.. TO Robert
y. McAllister. OF Chicago. will be
quietly solemniZed in the brides
home. Wednesday evening. n $50
o'clock The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. j n. Boyd, OF the
First PRESBYTERIAN church. The young
couple will make their home IN Chi
cago.
Announcement has Just been made
OF the marriage over year ago OF
Miss Rose Goeschel. daughter or Aid.
Goeschel. 10 George Mueller. The
young couple kept their secret well.
end when they decided TO tell II no
one was more surprised than the
brides parents. Aid. Goeschel has in
stalled the young couple In com
pietely furnished new home AT NO.
1872 Ludden-st. where they are now re-
ceiving their friends.
A thoroughly enjoyable as well as
was given in the Fort-st. Presbyterian
church. Tuesday evening. by n. }.
Corey. when Verdi" was the sub
iect. Mr.. Corey gave brief history
OF Verdis Hfe and works. illustrating
his points with stereopticon views.
and then with the aid OF the Victor
Auxtephone. the audience listened 10
the great singers of the day interpret
the famous Italians operas.
Washington's birthday will be OBJ
rerved by the Michigan society OF the
Sons OF the American Revolution. In
The annual reception and banquet In
tho Hotel Pontchartrain. Tuesday
evening. Feb % The speakers in
clude. Bishop Williams. the Rev. Lee
:. McCulester, the Rev. Eugene Ship
rem General Henry NJ Duffield and j.
re- msen Bishop. Following the pre-
ocdent set year ago. ladies will be
invited 10 the reception and banquet.
\ pretty though quiet wedding vac
celebrated Tuesday afternoon In the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Caldwell.
Crosse Pointe. when their daughter,
Miss Edith Caldwell. was married to
Kichar3 Douglas Chapman The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
James G.. Wilson, OF Christ church.
The bride wore white satin and rose
Juinte lace. and carried lilies or the
valley and brides roses She was at
tended by her sisters. the Misses
Dorothy and Alice Caldwell who were
gowned alike in soft white satin
gowns and carried American Beauty
roses Charles Pettinois. OF Bethle-
hem Pa. was best man. Following Il
small reception, Mr. and Mrs. Chap
man left for an eastern wedding trip.
After March !. they will be at home
IN Crosse pOintp