The Detroit times., 1912-10-03

Mr. and Mrs. j. K. Lambert ana
iiss Marjorie Lambert left. Tuesday,
or New York. Miss Lambert Will at
end Briar Gin Manor school.
L'Alliance Francaise will open the
seasons activities, Friday evening.
Oct IL, presenting Nine. Augusta
TsHelein, a French actress, In an IN
terpretative lecture on Materlincks
"Ariane ct Barbe Bleu." In the green
room OF the Hotel Pontchartrain,
The thirtieth anniversary OF the
establishment of the Felician convent
In Detroit, will be observed Friday.
f, The day will begin with religious ser
vices, pontificial high mass to De
celebrated in the convent chapel.
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Miss Ethel Stoit was the hostess OF
n theater party In the Garrick the
ater "Wednesday afternoon. in COM
plinient to Miss Helen Bulkey. OF Chi.
cago. the guest of Miss Edith Moss,
No. 153 Alexardrine-ave west.
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The Garden slub will be entertained
Friday Afternoon OF this week by
Mrs Charles A. DuCharme. and Mrs.
Franklin II. Walker. in the home OF
Mrs. Walker, No. $50 Jefferson-ave.
Bert Eddy Lyon, who has been
teaching in the University OF Michi-
gan. the las three years. and who
sailed a shot time ago for years
stay I'm Eurpe, is now In France, and,
later, Will 9 to Spain.
: The Detrit Fortnightly club will
give the eihth annual opening party.
Saturday 6ening, Oct. 5. in Stras-
burg,s acaemy. Eddie McGrath will
give yocaInumbers during the dane
ine prograh. Invitations and tickets
To the part may be procured from DR..
@. Fl. Graey, Edward II. Zerbe. and
the club ecretary, William II. Lane,
No. 347 Hrt-ave.
The firt OF the seasons weekly in
formal dncing parties of the West
Warren Pleasure club, will be held
"WEDNESDAY evening, in West Warren
hall.
Mrs. )onald Mclean, No. 202 Sem
inole-ae., has returned from Mack
inac al Is entertaining Col. and Mrs.
&C. r. ecil, of Governors island, New
York. and the Misses Russelle and
HelerCecil.
MI Henrietta Milring, of Buffalo,
Is IN guest of Mrs. ]. Farrand Lewis,
No.j9 Virginia park.
G.. ye twentieth anniversary OF the
7. T. NJ. W., was celebrated Tues
dal evening, by the Detroit Lady
nd
til and dance, in Strasburg's acad-
eT. Mrs. Albert Drolle, commander
Il Michigan, conducted the initiation
q the class, which numbered 200.
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\ An informal reception will be held
! the Y. w. c. A. parlors, Thursday
vening, to meet the new secretaries
jf the association who have recently
arrived in Detroit. Miss Alice Marsh,
Miss Elizabeth Torrey, Miss Martha
Downey, Miss Mildren Pinkerton.
Miss Rosaline Klugh and Miss Edith
Tourney. Members Of the association
and all interested In its work are In.
syited to attend the reception.
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A delightful autumn musicale will
be given Thursday afternoon, at $3.50
o'clock. In the home of Mrs. Frederick
NJ. Alger, Crosse Pointe, under the
auspices of the Woman's union OF the
Crosse Polnte Evangelical church.
The musicale is open to the public
and tickets may be procured from
Z Miss Bessie G. Clark, No. 156 Van
Dyke-ave. The program. arranged by
Mrs. Clara Koehler Heberlein, will be
as follows: Alleyretto and allegro
from sonata in = major for piano and
violin (Grief), Henri Matheys and
Charles Frederk Morse; songs. I'm
Herbst" (Fr,nz). "Zueignung'
(Strauss), Love Is Bubble (Allit-
SON.. Mrs. Vincent Ebert, of Chicago
lcontralto; vDlin solos, Henri
Matheys; aria from Jeanne d'Arc"
(TschaikowskyL Mrs. Ebert, with
violin obligato by Mr.. Matheys; vio-
lin solo, Mr.. 1atheys; songs, Fairy
Song" and SArpeggio" (Matheys),
my Lover Jones on the Skee"
(Clouth-Leitert. The accompaniments
will be playedby Mr.. Morse and Mrs.
Heberlein.
Although ahouse wedding with the
guest list United to the family con-
nections and close friends, the mar
riage Tuesdy evening, of Miss Dor
OLny huuy, ldubhtcI VI MI anu Nio'
Frank w. Rldy, to William McPher-
son Browning, in the new Eddy home,
in Crosse FINITE. was one of the pref
tiest weddhgs of the season. The
decoration, were In ferns, white cos
mos and golden-hued chrysanthe-
NUNS. Th ceremony was performed
by the Re! j. Percival Huget, of the
First Congregational church. The
: bride, gomed in white satin and
tulle, with rose pointe lace and clus-
ters of oange blossoms and pearls
holding ne lace and tulle in place,
was attehed by her sisters, Mrs. w.
o. Mund and Mrs. Frederic Munger,
az matr0s of honor, and the Misses
I. Margare Bagley Hosmer and Mary
Dufield as bridesmaids. The gowns
OF the ttendants were of gold satin
and goi lace, distinctive touch be-
ing glen to them by the sashes OF
pink satin. Harold Griswold, OF
Evanson, ILL.,. was best man, and
Charls L'Hommedleu and John Keys
usherd. Little Miss Frances Eddy
was Ing bearer. The supper table
heldh centerpiece OF bridal party
wtthfull encourage After Dec /, Mr..
and Mrs. Browning will be at home
to teir friends at No. 152 Seyburn-