The Detroit times., 1911-03-01

evening. In the home OF Mrs. Il. e
Sharrar, No 500 Lansing-ave.
The Adcraft club will begin a series
OF weekly talks In their club rooms
Thursday evening. on Selling and
distribution as related 20 advertising.
to continue throughout March.
The marriage OF Miss Marion Thur
Der TO Edwin DENLY will be very
quietly celebrated Saturday, March
IS. al high noon. The wedding will
take place In the home OF the bride
No. 643 Jefferson-aye., and will be Q
family affair.
The Michigan Yale Alumni associa-
ton will hold it's annual banquet in
the University club, Saturday eve
ming, March 4. Professor Edward b
Reed, OF the English department OF
Yale, will be the chief speaker.
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The Schubert club, an organization
OF business men In the North Wood
ward district, gave q successful con
cert, Tuesday evening, I'm the High
land Park Presbyterian church. The
club Is under the direction OF Archi
bald Jackson, the well-known baritone
and Is doing good work In choral
music.
A reception was held In the Wayne
Gardens, Tuesday evening. for the OF
ficers and visitors attending the trien
NAL state encampment Of the Royal
Neighbors OF America which convened
Wednesday for the transaction oil
business and election of delegates tc
the annual encampment to be held In
Denver, In May.
The committee In charge OF the ar
rangements for the annual large bal
of Friendship lodge, F.. & A. M. held
Tuesday evening, In the Masonic tenn
pie. made good in every particular and
successful and brilliant given, within
the temple walls this year. Many
novelties were introduced In the musi
cal numbers.
The Central High School Alumni
will hold the annual business meet
ing and reunion In the auditorium OF
the Central High, Friday evening
March 3 The business session will
be held at 1880 o'clock and an hour
later there will be program of
music and dramatics in the audi
forum, which will be followed by
dancing in the boys gymnasium.
"A night in Seville was the title
given by the Harmonic society to the
annual bal masque given Tuesday
evening, In Harmonic hall The ball
room was decorated with Spanish
flags and colors and the festivities
opened with a mock bull fight. Har-
monte members are famous for the
novelties presented at their parties
and Tuesdays entertainment outdid
previous best efforts. No one was al.
lowed on the dancing floor unmasked
and the costumes were as handsome
unique and colorful as ever were worn
at carnival.
The marriage OF Miss Hazel Thor
burn to 4. G. Kenning, both Of Wind
sor, took place Tuesday evening, In
the home OF the brides brother, James
T. Thorburn. No. S13 Second-ave.. De-
troit. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. w T. Jaquess, OF the
TrumbulLave. Presbyterian church.
assisted by the Rev. ]. G. folmie. of
Windsor. Miss Kathleen Kenning,
sister of the groom, attended the
bride, and Walter l.. McGregor, OF
Walkerville, was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenning will live in Windsor on
their return from an eastern wedding
trip.
Smart society turned out to the
number of the conventional four hun
dred for the Mardi Gras masque
which was given Tuesday evening in
the Hotel Pontchartrain for the bene-
At of the East Side Settlement. The
ball room was beautifully decorated
with red tulle, the masque of comedy
being skilfully and appropriately used
In the decorations. The costumes
were unusually rich and beautiful
and many of them were highly orig
inal "Chantecler" was there strut
ting and Growing and moved among
the dancers dispensing eggs filed
with bon bons. The ball was opened
at 10 o'clock with the entrance of
the king and queen and their attend
ants Miss Elizabeth Miller as queen
wore a white satin gown with court
train OF blue velvet, and William Tai
man as king was gorgeously array
ed in royal coat and Knockers of white
satin. The ladies In waiting were
charmingly dressed in white satin,
with court wells and included the
Misses Mary and Isabelle Lothrop,
Miss Anne Loomis, Miss Elizabeth
Hodges, Miss Gwendolyn Currie and
her guest, Miss Eugene Root, Of New
York Those who we're not en- masque
occupied the gallery and the boxes.
The affair was brilliant success, and
Mrs. b. c. Whitney, who was the
originator, was complimented on all