The Detroit times., 1911-03-01
IN SOCIETY

Herd No. I. Social Order OF Moose,
will give It's sixth annual ball In Schil-
Ter hall. Tuesday evening. Music will
be furnished by the Moose Famous
orchestra.
A pedro party, given under the, au.
spices OF the Detroit White Shride or
Jersnalem. No. 20, will be held We'd
nesday evening, March 1, at the home
cf Mrs. Anna Schnitzel, No. ST. Trum-
bull-ave. A% ~
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Corinne Lauman. daughter OF
Mr.. nnd Mrs. Henry Laumann, ON. 742
Brush-blvd., TO Maurice Peerless.
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Johann strauss opera die Fielder
maus," will be presented In the De-
troit opera house. Sunday, April %,
by the amateur opera company which
gave such fine performance In the
same theater a week ago Sunday.
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Following a luncheon Of beautiful
appointments, given In honor OF her
sister, Mrs. George Nicolai. Mrs n.
ID. STAIR wa sthe hostess OF q musicale
tea. Monday afternoon, In her hand
some home, No. 1925 Woodward-ave'
A delightful musical program was
givon
Mrs Mary Beasaw. No. clio Jeffer.
son-aye. west. one Of the Oldest resi-
dents of that part OF the city, ceie-
brated her seventy-ninth Dirtnday
anniversary. Tuesday. Mrs. beasaw
was born In Paris. burt came to De-
troit with her parents as an infant,
and has lived In her present house,
81 years. Mrs. Beasaw was the re-
cipient OF birthday postal shower.
Gaylord Yost. formerly of Detroit
and a well-known concert violinist.
has been engaged by the Indianapolis
Conservatory OF Music to succeed
Herr Johannes Miersch, head OF the
violin department Mr.. Yost having
concert engagements to fulfill will
not take up his duties In the con-
servatory until September. Mrs.
Yost. who was Miss Ella Schroeder,
Of Detroit will become a member OF
the violin faculty.
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A very large number responded to
the invitation of Palestine lodge, No.
357, +. 4 A. NJ. to attend the ball
given Monday evening. In the
Masonic temple, for the benefit of the
Masonic cottage to be erected on the
grounds OF the Detroit tuberculosis
Sanatorium. Attractive young women
In nurses gowns and caps were sta
toned In various parts of the hall,
while the members OF the floor com
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Cross emblems upon their arms. An
elaborate supper was served from III
until 1 o'clock.
Ascension lilies and white tullps
formed the charming decorations or
the home of Mrs. George l.. Garfield,
No. 65i Jefferson-ave., for the we'd
ding. Monday evening, OF her niece,
Miss Isabelle Bradbeer to Charles
Bagley DuCharme. The ceremony
took place at $3.50 o'clock, and was
performed by the Rev. A. II. Barr, of
the Jeffesron-ave. Presbyterian church.
Miss Bradbeer, one OF the prettiest
girls in Detroit society, made q lovely
bride In her robe OF white satin, chif-
fon and lace She was attended by
an exceptionally attractive bevy OF
girls: Mas Adelaid Garfield as maid
OF honor; Miss Eugene Root, of New
York; Miss Lillian Talbot, OF Dayton.
O, and Miss Gwendolyn Currie and
Miss Elizabeth Miller, of Detroit, as
D, ,desmaids. Ralph Stoepel was best
man, and the ushers were Frank
NlcI cls Donald Thurber, Charles
Hinchmab and Worthington Bromley.
A large and smart reception followed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Du-
Tsha~pnA utlI xnaEA thair hnvnA In