The Detroit times., 1912-10-16
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The Womans guild OF st. Paul's
cathedral will give a harvest home
supper, Wednesday evening, Oct. 16,
In the church house.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Taylor Nor
ris and their niece, Miss Cordelia
Birdsall, who have spent the past few
months travelling in Alaska, and the
far west, have returned to Detroit.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Henry NJ Dakin and
family are now in New York for a
visit with friends before sailing for
Europe, Nov. 6, for extended travel.
The Society OF Colonial Danes held
the first meeting OF the season, Tues
day afternoon, in the Country club,
following luncheon. Musical numbers
were given by Miss Elizabeth Moore
and Charles Frederic Morse.
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The women members of the Detroit
Motor clvb will give a luncheon and
card party, Wednesday, in the club
house. Play will begin at o'clock
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Detroit commandery, No. l., Knights
remplar, viii give the first informal
dancing party for members and their
ladies', Wednesday evening, I'm the
Masonic temple.
or number OF fashionable theater
parties in the Detroit opera house,
Monday evening, one OF the smartest
occupied the lower left boxes and
included Mr.. and Mrs. Truman H.
Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. John Slough
ton Newberry, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
NJ. Alger and others
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Donnelly. of
Bloomfield Hills. will move into town
for the winter. and have taken the
house at No, 3S3 Jefferson-ave.. for.
merly occupied by Mrs. Henry ID.
Barnard. Miss Anne Donnelly will be
one OF the debutantes OF the season.
Mrs. c. Hollister Judd and little
son, who spent the summer In Eti-
rope, largely in the Austrian Tyrol.
have returned to Detroit. DR.. Hollis.
ter Judd met them In New York and
the family motored back to Detroit.
The marriage of Miss Louise Beck
er. oil Ann Arbor. to Jerry Tibbetts,
of Detroit. was quietly performed, Sat
urday evening. Oct. II. In the resi-
denCe OF the officiating clergyman,
the Rev. r. Walker Malcolm, pastor
of st. Andrews Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy H. Keane,
No. $40 Helen-ave., will celebrate
their twenty-fifth wedding annivers-
airy. Tuesday evening, with an infor-
nal reception. Mr. and Mrs. Keane
were married in Our Lady OF Help
church. and are prominent members
OF that parish
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A party of Detroit clubwomen left.
Tuesday morning, for Saginaw. to at
tend the annual state convention OF
the Michigan Federation OF women's
clubs Mrs. z. II. Ashbaugh. presi.
dent OF the Detroit federation. is re.
cording secretary OF the state organ
ization.
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Henri Ern. the weil-known viollnlst.
who recently returned to Detroit. TO
become head OF thS violin department
n the Detroit Conservatory OF Music,
gave violin recital. Monday evening.
in the First Unitarian church. attract
ing a large audience Of friends and
former admirers. Mr. Ern played an
attractive program with all his old.
time artistry and won repeated ap.
plause. Miss Lois Caulk played the
accompaniments acceptably
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The engagement is announced OF
Miss Julia Rudolph Markus. daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. W. Markus, TO Edward
Reichstein, soE OF the imperial Ger.
nan councillor OF commerce. Karl
Reichstein. of Brandenburg. Prussia
Mr.. Reichstein came TO Detroit about
year ago TO study automobile indus
tries i'm Detroit. his father owning a
large motor car factory in Prussia.
Following the marriage, which will
take place during the winter, the
young couple will go TO Brandenburg
Z, reside. Miss Markus. whose faith
OF Is editor OF the Abend.Post. is we'll
known i'm German society ?
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