The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-27
IN SOCIETY

DR.. and Mrs. r. Milton Richards
have gone to Naragansett pier.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Atwell an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Evelyn Maud Atwell. to Dee
James Stenett.
Miss Jessie Ellis, No. ga Alexan-
drine-ave. east, has sailed with New
York friends for Norway. The party
will spend some time In the land OF
the midnight sun and later will visit
the continent and the British Isles.
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B. f. iiamsdell, retiring manager OF
the Postal Telegraph office In Detroit,
was presented with diamond scarf
pin, Monday evening, by the employees
OF the company, who came under Mr..
Ramsdell's direction. Mr. Ramsdell
goes to Chicago and his place, In De-
troit, will be taken by F. S. Gould, OF
Grand Rapids.
special train will leave the Union
depot, Thursday morning, at 8 o'clock,
over the Wabash for Adrian, Mich,
which will carry the Adrian old boys
and girls TO the old home town for a
celebration to be held there Thursday.
The citizens OF Adrian are making
great preparations TO receive the Wis
itors and the day promises to be one
of much jollifcation.
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The university extension course OF
lectures to be given In the Church OF
Our Father, next fall and winter, will
bring several noted men to Detroit,
among them John Cowper Powys, of
Cambridge university, England; DR..
John Merle Coulter and Prof. Forest
Ray Moulton, of the University OF
Chicago, and Prof. r. NJ. Wenley, OF
the University OF Michigan. Victor
Benham will give a group OF lectures
on The relation OF music to life"
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A pretty home wedding will take
place, Tuesday evening, when Miss
Buda Martin, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George j. Martin, No. 20 Harmon-ave..
will be married TO Harvey NJ Merker.
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. Z. II. Pence, of the Fort-st.
Presbyterian church. Miss Gertrude
Holmes and Miss Nellie Howells will
attend the bride, and Walter Miller
and Egbert Hayes, the groom. An in
formal reception will follow.
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e. X. Schreiter, secretary OF the
common council committees, leaves
Wednesday for two-weeks' vaca-
ton, going with Mrs. Schreiter down
the St. Lawrence to Chicoutimi, and
then down Lake Champlain and on to
New York. While he is gone, his Of
fee 1s to be remodeled, giving sew
eral feet more length to the private
Office and running the present screen
partition up TO the ceiling SO that his
work on estimates and committee re-
ports will not be interrupted by
wrangles between aldermen and con-
stituents over cross-walks.
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Roses will form the decorations OF
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T.
Bradford, No. % Brainard-st.,. Tuesday
evening, for the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss June Marie Bradford,
TO Carlton Wildly. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. ]. Percival
Huget, OF the First Congregational
church. Mrs. Ralph Textor, of Cleve-
land, o., will be matron OF honor, and
OF her young friends as flower girls.
Lieut.. Francis Wildly, of Washington,
ID. c., brother of the groom, will be
best man. After northern wedding
trip, the young couple will make their
home in Trenton, Mich.
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One OF the pleasing events. OF the
summer season Is the annual noon
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Temple. Next Thursday evening. the
steamer Columbia will convey mem
bers of the patrol and their friends
from the dock at the foot Of Bates
st. The demand for tickets has been
very large and those who plan to go
look forward TO n most enjoyable eve
ming. OF course, the feature Of the
evening will be dancing, but there will
be plenty OF other attractions. Presi-
dent william Van Sickle and Poten-
tate Thomas A. Conlon will head the
following committee OF reception and
entertainment: Nelson s. Praige. Rus
sell @. PearceI George Andrew Lewis,
Andrew c. Wood, William v. Wen
dover, George A. Krentler. William
r. Search. Elmer G. Houssr, James
III. Garlick, Claud w. Moore. George
Larkins, l.. Fred Ditzler, Charles c.
Becker, p. II. A. Basley, Percy b.
Weeks. Otto Hunrath, Jacob zsrga
and Bert Hight.
A lawn fete will be given on the
grounds adjoining the Eastern Star
temple. No. 1920 woodward-ave.,
Thursday afternoon and evening, un-
der the auspices Of the o. f. 8. Sew
ing circle and the Alamo club. Music