The Detroit times., 1910-06-25

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A dinner and dance will formally
open the Rushmere club. st. Clair
Pats. Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bercry and Miss
Helen Bercry will leave early in the
week for their summer home at Har.
Dor Beach.
The marriage of Miss Adelaide
Hayes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
]. Hayes, to Lucian Rye. of Birming.
ham, Ala. will take place very quietly
in the Wayne hotel, Saturday evening,
at o'clock.
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A large number OF Detroit's social
set have closed their town houses aud
removed to the Country club for the
summer, Apartments at the club have
never been In such demand before az
this year.
The marriage of Miss Edith Beach,
daughter Of Mrs. Winnifred Beach,
| No 655 Second-ave.. TO William z.
tWhite, of Providence, r. l.. will take
place In the home of the bride Tues
day June rs.
yinewood Hive. No. 293. l.. o. L.
NJ. NJ, will hold public memorial
services, Sunday afternoon. at 2
O'Clock, I'm Riverside temple. The
Rev. Walter p. Cooley, of the Mill
tary-ave. Presbyterian church, will
preach.
The marriage OF Miss Helen
Thomas. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Thomas, TO Ernest II. Biset. was
quietly celebrated Saturday noon III
st. Johns Episcopal church, only the
immediate members of the families
witnessing the ceremony. The Rev.
+. w. Faber oficlated. There were
no attendants.
Many Detroit society people have
gone to Atlantic City to attend the
marriage there Tuesday. OF Miss Irene
Battell Swift. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. E. Y. Swift, of Detroit, to DR..
William Moffatt, of Utica, N. Y. The
ceremony will be performed at high
noon in the Olivet Presbyterian
church. following which breakfast
and reception will be given at the
Marlborough-Blenh
1t required three special cars to
convey the members OF the Detroit
transportation club and their ladies
to Lakeside Inn, Friday evening, for
a fish. frog and chicken dinner. The
feast was success in every way and
the temperature was just right for the
dancing which followed. Preparations
are already under way for the clubs
big moonlight, Aug. 1, on the new
ferry steamer. Ste. Claire.
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Marked success attended the Mid
summer Night revels given at Clair
view, Crosse Pointe Farms, Friday
evening, under the auspices OF the So
ciety of Arts and Crafts. Society
turned out en- masse for the unique
performance which was called The
Masque of Arcadia or the Finding Of
the Blue Rose" The dances were
charmingly given and the whole affair
delightfully."- arranged and executed.
Mrs. W. Muethal, No. 459 Maple-st.,
has returned from prolonged visit
to her sister. Mrs. Carl Radon, In
Neosha, Wis. An interesting fact In
connection with Mrs. Muethal's visit
| was the reunion with her sister after
a separation of upwards OF 40 years
Both are natives OF Brandeburg
Germany. and lost all trace OF each
, other after Mrs Radloff came to the
United States. They were put In
touch with each other by a brother
who had not seen either of his sisters
| in As years, and quite accidentally
learned of the presence of Mrs.
Muethal In Detroit.
st. Joseph's Catholic church was
the scene of a pretty wedding, Wed.
nesday morning, when the Rev. F. .
Hack united in marriage Miss Lydia
Barba and Joseph p. Muer. The bride.
who was gowned In white Swiss and
lace, with veil OF tulle and bouquet OF
sweet peas, was attended by Miss
Stella Barba frocked in pink with
bouquet Of pink roses and sweet
peas Leo Dederich was best man and
Philip Ulrich and Joseph Karle acted
as ushers. A reception followed In the
home OF the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Christian Barba. After an east
ern wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Muer
will be at home at No. 1853 McDou-
gall-ave.
A reunion Of the Glaspie family OF
Michigan and New York was hello
Friday Afternoon on Belle Isle. the pic
mic numbering 100 members. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, A. p. Glaspie. Oxford, Mich.
vice-president. Warren Lawrence
Romeo; secretary, NJ. @. Dunlap. Ok.
ford; historian, r. H. Glaspie, Oxford
The oldest member Of the Glaspie
clan" is Mrs. Elizabeth 0laspie
Romeo. aged IS years. and the young.
est. Miss Vivian Parker, three months
The reunion is an annual affair, mem.
bers OF the family coming from all
over the country to attend. The orig.
inal Glaspie homestead In York
state, deserted by the Michigan