The Detroit times., 1912-10-22

ID. c., Is the guest OF Mrs. Philip Nc
MILAN. No. 727 Jefferson-ave.
o.
King Cyrus chapter, r. A. NJ, Will
give ladies' night. Tuesday evening.
In the Masonic temple. Clyde w.
burroughs, assistant director OF the
Museum OF Art will give an iilustrat-
ed talk and informal dancing Will
follow.
The Altar society OF st. Leo's
church Will give pedro party, Thurs
day evening, Oct. "a. in the parish
hall
Mr. and Mrs. Charles p. Larned
have returned from their summer
nome, In Charlottetown. Prince Ed
ward island.
lD meeting ofsthe board OF trus-
tees OF the Detroit Museum of Art,
Monday, Bryant Walker was chosen
10 succeed the late j.. l.. Hudson, az
president OF the board Other officers
are: Vice-president, Clarence A.
Black; treasurer, Richard p. JOY:
secretary and director, Armand II.
CIR NTH; assistant director, Clyde II.
Burroughs.
A reception was given Monday
evening. In Simpson Methodist
church. In honor OF Bishop William
Burt, Of Buffalo, who has jurisdiction
now over the district in which Detroit
is situated. Bishop Burt left at mid
night for Buffalo.
The marriage was celebrated Satur-
day, OF Miss Nellie McCray. OF Green
field. o., to Robert Mccarthy, OF De-
troit, the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. FIR Courtney, OF st.
Aloysius' church. Arthur McArdle
and Miss Goldie Goldsmith were the
attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy
will make their home at No. 333 Ran
doiph-st.
Naval circle, No. 27, Ladies' of the
Grand Army OF the Republic, will
give an "Everybodys birthday" party,
in the home OF Mrs. Anna McGrath,
No 1S4 Peterboro-st., Friday after
noon, Oct. 25, at 1880 o'clock.
Gelett Burgess, the wellknown
magazine writer and humorist, who
is in Detroit securing material for
series OF articles on the automobile
industry for Golfers Weekly, was
the guest at dinner, Monday evening.
in the Dixie tea rooms, OF e. Leroy
Pelletier. The guests invited to meet
Mr.. Burgess included a number OF
men associated with the advertising
enc of the automobile industry, news
paper writer's and artists.
The Rev. James ID. Macdonald, OF
tie Highland Park Presbyterian
church, gave an interesting illustrat-
ed talk on The land of the Kaiser"
Monday evening, In the Fort-st. Pres
byterian church house. Mr.. MacDon.
AID recounted his personal expert
ences and observations on various
tr ps to Germany and declared his
belief that the Germans are the most
polite and hospitable people to be met
With anywhere.
The Rev. F. A. p. Chadwick, NJ A.,
rector of st. Paul's church. Vancouver,
Il. c., was married to Miss Creina
Russell Henderson, daughter OF f. G..
Henderson, Wildson, In Al. Saints
church, Windsor, by the Rev. Arthur
Carlise, rector OF the church, at $3.50
L. m Tuesday. Mr.. Carlise was as
sisted by Bishop De Pencier, OF Brit
ish Columbia, a personal friend OF
Mr.. Chadwick. A large number OF
friends OF the bride and groom wit
messed the ceremony. Mr.. Chadwick
NGs rector OF All Saints church for
FIVE years, resigning a couple OF years
ago TO accept his present incumbency.
The couple left Immediately after the
wedding for Vancouver.
A luncheon OF beautiful appoint
mcnts, with covers laid for 40 young
women was given In the charming
new French room OF the Woman's Ex-
change, Tuesday noon, by Mrs. Will
liam J. l.. Stearns, No. 179 Van Dyke
ave, in honor OF her daughter, Miss
Gretchen Stearns. Announcement was
made at the luncheon of the engage
ment OF Miss Stearns to Herbert II.
Yates, son OF Mrs. Burton w. Yates.
No. 4S Alexandrine-ave. west. The
marriage will be celebrated in No
vember.