The Detroit times., 1912-09-03
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL


Miss Harriet Beard, Miss Frances
Moore and W. H. Malburg were among
tho Detroiters on the passenger list
of the George Washington, which sail
ed Sunday morning. from New York,
for Bremen.
Kilwinning chapter. Eastern Star.
will hold rummage sale, on st. An.
toine-st.. near Benton-st.. Thursday
Sept 5.
The fourteenth annual excursion OF
Myrtle tent, No. A53, X. o. T. M. M,
was held Monday. to Tashmoo park,
where program OF athletic sports
was given.
Mrs. l. ]. Newton, No, 2s7 Warren
OF her daughter, Miss Frederick New
ton, to Frank =. McSweeney.
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DR.. Lawrence E. Day and Mrs. Day
have returned from an extended lake
trip and visit to the doctors par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs r. II, Day. at Lore
lein lodge, Glen Lake, Mich
James Stevenson, ,wiu said from
New York Fuesday morning, for
Europe on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse.
!. Clan Campbell. No. 2O6. Of Detroit,
Order OF Scottish Clans OF America,
has won two of the leading prizes
offered by the national organization
for increase In membership, making
four prizes won In the fifteen months
of the local clans organization. Clan
Campbell new numbers 120 members,
and a.large waiting list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver vocelle, No. 623
Larned-st. east, are celebrating their
fiftieth wedding anniversary, Monday.
Both were born in Quebec, 80 and 20
years ago. respectively, and have lived
In Detroit, As years. Two sons, three
daughters and four grandchildren
will help the couple celebrate the day.
An especially attractive program of
entertainment is being arranged for
the annual harvest moonlight of Ash
lar lodge, No. 81, +. & A. NJ, wednes-
day evening, Sept, H.. The steamer
Tashmoo will take the lodge members,
their families and guests to Sugar isl
and, where there will be two hours of
dancing, In the pavilion, with Finzel's
full orchestra providing the music.
The boat will leave the Gajwold-st.
dock at 7:45 o'clock and return about
midnight. Tickets may be had from
tho secretary of the entertainment
committee. George w. Trendle, No.
51e Moffat building, and at a number
Of downtown stores.
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The marriage of Mrs. Nellie wege-
ner to Henry t. Renshaw, registrar OF
the Detroit Board of Health, was
quietly celebrated, Saturday evening,
In the home of the bride. No. 1872
Pnrker-ave. The Rev. Otto G. Haass,
OF st. Mathews German Evangelical
Lutheran church, oficiated. George
Tomlinson and Mrs. M. Kern were the
attendants. Following a wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Renshaw will reside at
No. 1912 Parkerave.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel Grobbel, No.
206 Jay-st., are celebrating their gold.
en- wedding anniversary, Monday. Mf,
Grobbel was born In Westphalia, Ger
many, 75 years ago, and has lived in
Detroit So years. Mrs. Grobbel was
born In New York state,469 years ago
and has lived In this city since small
child The four children all live at
home and will take part In the quiet
observance of the flftieth wedding an
niversary OF their parents. who were
married In st. Joseph's Roman Catho-
lie church.
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The newspaper humorists OF the
country will spend the ensuing week
In Detroit having little fun and In
cidentally seeing Detroit, her environs
aud some suburbs like Battle Creek,
Mt. Clemens and Orchard Lake. With
the humorists are their families
ManJ of them arrived In Detroit, Sun
day, and FASTENED TO the river boats
ard Belle Isle. Monday morning
there was sightseeing tour OF the