The Detroit times., 1912-10-11
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL


day evening. In the green room OF the
Hotel Pontchartrain, for the FIRST
time this season The program VIII
present Nine. Augusta Helen. in an
interpretatiye talk on Maeterlinck's
"Ariane ct Barbe-Bleue." Mrs. Will
: liam Ambos will sing French operate
arias. and Henri Matheys will play
Sviolin numbers.
A meeting of the Association fol
the Aid OF Sick and Crippled Children
viii be held, Friday afternoon. In the
Scripps' library. All persons interest
ed In the work OF the association are
asked to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Plass and Miss
Gertrude Plass have removed from
the old family home. No. 25 Adelaide
St, to No. 1877 Ferry-ave. west.
DIR. Andrew p. Biddle. in a meet
ing. Tuesday, OF the Detroit Academy
of Medicine. was elected president OF
the organization, perhaps the most
rsexclusiye body of medical men In
Michigan The membership OF the
academy IS limited to 40. Other Of
ficers chosen are: Vice-president. Or.
Guy L. Conner; secretary-treasurer
Or. RAY Conner: director for three
Years. DIR. L. E. Marie. DR.. p. II.
Hickey. the retiring president. gave
a dinner to the members, Wednesday
evening. In the Detroit Motor Boa
club,
The Misses Catherine and Eliza
beth Iau, No. 108 Delaware-ave., left,
Z Tuesday for visit of several months
with relatives In Pennsylvania and the
eastern states.
y Central w. c. T. u. will meet, FRI
= day afternoon, Oct. IL. at o'clock,
In the Central Methodist chapel. Mrs.
WILDER Brotherton will give a talk
on Equal suffrage"
The Jewish charities. In the annual
meeting, Wednesday evening, elected
the following officers: President,
~Fred M. Butzel; first vice-president.
Julian H. .Krolik; second vice-presi.
dent Oscar Rosenberger; secretary
treasurer. d. W. Simons.
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A brilliant military wedding was
celebrated, Wednesday, at high noon,
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis
&C. Ward, in Orchard Lake, when their
only daughter, Miss Marjorie Ward.
was married to Lieut.. Frederick
Strong. Jr.. son of Col. and Mrs. Fred
erick strong. OF Fortress Monroe. The
Very Rev. Dean Samuel s. Marquis,
of st. Pauls cathedral, Detroit, per-
formed the ceremony. The house was
decorated with gorgeous autumn fol-
iage and flowers. The bridal party in
!, cluded the brides cousin, Miss Helen
2 Fay, OF Auburn, N. Y, as maid OF hon.
or. and the Misses Marjorie Stephens.
Marie Smith, Caro- Sarmiento and
Mercedes Mulkey, all OF Detroit. as
bridesmaids. The men were Lieut..
Oscar NJ. Schlerg. engineer corps,
! best man, Lieut.. Meade Wilrick, coast
artillery, and Lieut.. Joseph p. Ayle-
8 shire. A reception followed the re-
hgious ceremony, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Strong will make their home in Wash
ington. ID. c.
Miss Katherine Adams, OF the Pasa-
dena. will give a luncheon. Saturday,
for Miss Rebekah Olive Farrand and
her bridal party. Miss Adams will
be one OF the maids attending Miss
J, Farrand. whose marriage to Lieut..
: Keleher will take place, Wednesday,
Oct. Is.
o.
Miss Ethel Karey. a member OF
"The Enchantress" company, to APP
pear I'm the Detroit opera house next
week, during her stay In the city, will
be the guest OF relatives at No. 1891
vinewood-ave. Miss Karey, in pri-
! vate life, Is the widow OF the late
william z. Seaman. for many years a
( well-known actor.
Miss Edna Starret, No. 372 West
. Grand-blvd., gave large reception,
Tuesday afternoon. The house was
I charmingly decorated in yellow
/ orchids and chrysanthemums. Miss
y Mary Ducey assisted Miss Starret in
Z receiving the guests.
Miss Virginia McChesney, OF Ever
7 EFT, Wash. is the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Muir B. Duffield, No. 1913 Cam
feid-ave. west.
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