The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
IN SOCIETY

Mrs. Eva Redeem, Bloomdale. o.,
is the guest of Mrs. George A. Palm
or, No. S2l Holcomb-aye.
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Mrs. George n. iotnrop and Hiss
Frances Lothrop will leave the mfGdld
OF November for Europe, 10 remain
abroad throughout the winter
The ladies OF the Zoar society will
give coffee social. Friday afternoon,
IN 81. Johns school hall. Russell and
Chestnutsts.
Invitations for an afternoon recep
ton, from 8 to I o'clock. Thursday
afternoon. Oct. 26, have been issued
by Mrs. II. Il. Casgrain, OF Windsor
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The Y. w. c. A. class in Current
events" held every Friday evening, at
8:15 o'clock. in the Y w. C. A. hall,
\ will be addressed this evening by Ed
gar Guest
Louisa St CLAIR chapter, D. A. r.,
met Thursday morning in the Century
building The state conference held
in this city last week was discussed
from the aftermath point of view.
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Charles +. Bielman, Miss Florence
Bielman and Fred Bielman returned,
Wednesday, from trip to Glacier
Park, Mont.
Mrs Frank NJ. Baldwin gave a lunch
con and Temple theater party Wed.
nesday afternoon, in honor OF her
guests, Mrs. Leonard Hall, New Mar
tinsville w. Va. and Mrs. Howard NJ.
Baldwin, Great Darlington, Mass.
Mrs. George Devlin and Miss Flea
nor Devlin, who have been in Mag
nolia Beach, all summer, will return
TO Detroit, Friday. and reopen their
apartment in the Palms for the win
ter
The first concert OF the Tuesday
Musicale club season will take place,
Tuesday, Nov. T. In the Century build
ing, when Miss Mabel Daniels, on
Brookline. Mass, will be the guest OF
honor Mlss-Daniels has the distlnc-
ton of having won two prizes for
composition given by the National
Federation OF Musical clubs, one Ter
a concerted number and the other Tor
a song for tenor. The latter, The
villa OF Dreams" will be given I
the concert, sung by Charles Har-
greaves, OF New York. the accompani'
ment to be played by the composer.
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! The first of series OF musical lee
(, ture-recitals, in connection with the
| Church OF Our Father university eI-
tension course. will be given Friday
evening. Oct 90 in the church, by
Victor Benham. The subject Will be
The development Of music"
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! A number of well-known society wo-
men will organize the Michigan Gar
den club for the purpose of studying
landscape A meeting TO perfect or
ganization will be held Saturday after
noon in the home OF Mrs. John Slough
ton Newberry. Crosse Pointe Farms.
Mrs. Frances King, of Alma. Mich.
\ has been chosen president OF the
club
pretty home wedding was cele-
brated Wednesday evening. in the
residence OF Or. and Mrs. l.. f Marie,
Crosse Pointe village when their
daughter. Miss Constance Marie. was
married to Lewis b. Wright, son OF
Dr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Wright. No. 1876
Clairmount-ave. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. S. s. Frisbie.
assistant rector OF Trinity Episcopal
church The guests were limited to
( the immediate relatives, and the bride
was unattended. Raymond James and
Lewis Edgar were the ushers. A feat
ure OF the wedding was the playing
OF the wedding march by the brides
grandmother. The house was prettily
decorated with autumn foliage and
flowers. The bride wore girllsh
wedding gown of white chiffon and
lace. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright left al
midnight for an eastern wedding TRIP
! and after Nov. 10 Will be at home at
No. 1876 Clairmount-ave.
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King Cyrus chapter will give a
ladies' night in the chapter parlors, In
the Masonic temple. Tuesday evening,
Oct. "a, at s o'clock. The Rev. w.
Byron Forbush, OF the North Congre.
gational church, will give an illus.
trated talk on Scotland" a country
In which he has spent the past two
summers.
Mayor Thompson sent his congratu-
lations, together with two dozen Am
erican Beauty roses to Mrs. Katherine
( Henderson, No. AZ Stanton-ave., In
honor of her one-hundredth birthday
anniversary Tuesday. Sergt. A. Hicks
acted as the messenger. and Mrs. Hen.
derson herself answered the door bell
She was greatly pleased with the
mayors gift and his congratulatory
| missive.
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| While in Detroit TO give one of her
unique recitals, Friday afternoon, oct
81 in the Lyctum theater Miss Kitty
Cheatham will be the guest OF her
cousin, Emory w. Clark, No. 174c
| Jefferson-ave. Miss Cheatham viii
| be brought TO this city by the board
Of managers of the Young Womens
! home, for the benefit of which tho
/ recital in the Lyceum theater will be
gwen. The event is being eagerly an.
! ticipated by artistic and society peo-
! pie of the city, for although Miss
| Cheatham has not appeared in De
troit before. her fame Is international
and many persons have heard her i'm
other cities and in Europe She is
one OF the most delightful entertain.
ers before the public and her work
he, S,f lxg.N ma.