The Detroit times., 1911-06-12
in SOCIETY

Boat club Wednesday evening. June
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~. and Mrs. II. Walter, Of De-
troll, will sail from New York Tues
day morning on the Kaiser Wilhelm
H., OF the North German Lloyd liLe,
for a trip through Europe.
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The graduating exercises OF tho Y.
M. c. A. Technical institute will take
place Thursday evening, June 10. in
the association hall. Harry A. Lock-
wood will give an address on The
Efficient Man"
The annual alumni banque, OF the
Detroit Conservatory OF Music will be
held June 22 In the Elliotr-Taylor-
Wolfenden cafe. The annual picnic
Of the theory classes of the conser-
vatory was held Saturday ut Apple
grove, Pearl Beach.
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Announcement has just been made
of~the marriage OF Joseph Martin,
Windsor water commissioner, and
Miss Elizabeth Boismier, OF Windsor,
formerly OF Detroit. In the Jesuit
church, Detroit, last Tuesday. TIE
couple will live at No. 63 Maranetfe-
ave, Windsor.
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The marriage of Miss Eleanor Lo-
retto Vaughan, daughter OF Mr.. afd
Mrs. Edward ]. Vaughan, Of Lansing,
Mich, to Ben G. Hughes, eldest lon
OF William II. Hughes, was celebrated
In St. Mary's Catholic church Tues
day morning, June 8. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. l.. l..
Brandran. The bride was attended
by Miss Catherine Vaughan and Ed
ward ]. Mccarthy was best man.
The marriage Of Miss Agnes Han
nah and Isaac Chalmers took place
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock at No.
1876 Theodore-st., the residence OF the
officiating minister, the Rev. 7. Walk
er Malcolm, pastor OF St. Andrews
Presbyterian church. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Mary
Hannah, and the groom by James
Peddie. All of the wedding party
were until recently Of Greenock, Scot
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers will
take up their residence at No. sic
Cameron-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Elyey, No.
392 Kendall-ave., celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary Saturday
afternoon and evening with reunion
of relatives and friends. Mr.. Elvery
Is II years old and Mrs. Elvery 10
years old. They have four children
and six grandchildren, all OF whom
were present at the fiftieth wedding
anniversary, feature Of which wns
q repetition OF the marriage ceremony
of half century ago, the Rev. David
I. Sutherland, of CALVARY Presbyterian
church, officiating
The marriage of Miss Grace Wood.
daughter OF Andrew c. Wood, to DR..
william Newton Moffett took place
Saturday evening In the home Of the
bride, No. SIS West Grand-blvd. Miss
June Wood and Miss winifred II.
Gray, Of Chatham, Ont, were the
maids and the little Misses Agnes
Stevenson and Gladys Stevenson act
ed as flower girls and Master John
Boydell Wood az ring bearer. Albert
N. Ford, Of Battle Creek, was best
man. The Rev. Angus II. Cameron
officiated. A large reception followed
the ceremony.
An interesting and charming en-
tertainment IL being planned by the
Society of Arts and Crafts, to oe given
Friday evening, June %. on the
grounds owned by Mrs. H. N. Torrey,
at Claireview, Crosse Pointe. Mid
summer Eve II appropriately chosen
for the festival Of Merrie England OF
olden times, and the youths and
maidens will dance, sing and engage
In various sports as they did centuries
ago. The beginning OF the English
stage will be shown, In the sixteenth
century, "Revesby Sword Plaie,"
given by band Of strolling players,
who will come In on pageant wagon
with the Morris dancers waving their
sticks and handkerchiefs and jingling
their bells as they have done for
many hundred years. A merry tour
nament Of armed knights. mounted
on their gallant hobby-horses, Will
follow, and finally Queen NAB. ruler
of the realm OF Faerie, will assert her
sway and prove herself queen Of mid
summer night. This entertainment is
in charge Of the social committee or
the Society OF Arts and Crafts under
the able Craftsmanship Of Mrs. II. j..
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garding tickets or arrangements Will
be gladly furnished by Miss Claire
Sanders, No. lot Boston-blvd., chair
man of the ticket committee; Miss
Alexandrine McEwen, No. 432 JEFF
ferson-ave.; Miss Helen Plumb or any
member OF the committee.
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The luncheon to be given by the
Detroit Parliamentary Law club In
honor Of Mrs. Emma A. Fox, Thurs
day noon, In the Hotel Pontchartrain.
will have for toastmistress Mrs. q.
, II. Holden. The speakers will be-:
Mrs. G. II. Metcalfe. Mrs. @. @. Ca
ron, Mrs. ]. G. Hickey, Mrs. w. p.
Doty, Mrs. Hiram Marks. Piano num-
bers will be given by Miss Elizabeth
w. Metcalfe, and Mrs. Holman Hinch.
cliffe will sing.
An exhibition Of the work OF the
students OF the Detroit Uniyersity
school, In the manual training depart
ment will be given In the different
rooms Of the school, Monday and Tues
day afternoons, from to o'clock
and, In the evening, from 1880 to gao
o'clock. During the evening, the
classes will be In operation. The an.
nual graduating exercises OF the
school will take place, Thursday even.
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