The Detroit times., 1912-02-02
Social and Personal


The amateur operetta Aladdin
Nineteen Hundred and Now" "a
musical dream in three blinks," will
be presented in Harmonic hall, FRI
day evening. by the Detroit Children's
operate ensemble. under the direc-
ton OF Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Russell,
Tickets may be procured at the door.
Informal dancing will follow.
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Mrs. +. c. Walker, OF VAUDEVILLE.
Will entertain a weekend house party
OF six young people. The guests Will
assemble for luncheon Saturday noon,
in the Essex County Golf club.
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Mrs John b. Ford was the hostess
OF an elegantly appointed luncheon
Friday, In honor OF Mrs. Jerome H..
Bishop, Jr.
In a meeting OF the Ladies' union OF
the Church OF Our Father Friday
noon, plans were completed for bust
ness mems luncheon to be given in
the church. dining room Wednesday,
Feb. 7, from IL to $3.50 o'clock.
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Mrs. Austin Y. Ladue arrived in De-
troit, Thursday, after a stay of Ave
months in Berlin, Germany. with her
daughter. Mrs. Burton Piersol. Mrs.
Ladue for the present will be the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Franklin
Chapman, WallServille.
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Queen Esther circle, OF the Cass-
ave. Methodist church, will hold a
sale OF home-baked bread. cakes,
pies ard other delicacles In the store
of I'll. C.. Weber, Nos. 1912 Grauot-
ave-, Saturday.
Norman A. Wood, of the University
OF Michigan. will give free Illus
trated lecture on Water birds OF De-
troit and vicinity" under the auspices
of the Michigan Audubon society,
Thursday evening, Feb. 8, in the Cen
trail high. school auditorium.
The monthly meeting OF Mt. Yer
non society was held Friday morning
in the home of Mrs. Edward w. Stod-
dard, No. 20 High-st. east. Miss Mary
IIinchman gave paper on the Wash,
ington home in Mt. Vernon.
The Misses Florence and Mar
guerite Stroh gave tea Friday af-
ternoon, in their home, No. 1876 JET
ferson-ave., in honor OF their guest,
Miss Otis, of Chicago.
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Prof John Merle Coulter, OF the
University OF Chicago, who is giving
a series OF weekly lectures on Or
ganic revolution" In the Church OF
Our Father, will talk on DE Vries
and mutation" Saturday evening.
this being the third lecture In the
series of six. That always absorbing
ly interesting subject "Heredity' will
be taken up by, Prof. Courier, Satur-
day evening, Feb. 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Donnelly and
Miss Laura Donnelly, of Bloomfield
Hills, will spend the rest of the win
ter in the Hotel Charlevoix.
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Mrs De Witt LOOMS and the
Loomis left. Thursday, for
TO remain until spring.
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Chamber Music society will meet,
Friday evening, in the Esling studios.
The program will be presented by
Miss Emily McKibbin, Miss Clara f.
Dyar, Miss Eva otter. Mrs. Clara
Heberlein and DR.. Carl Oak
mai. Miss Dyar will recite one OF
Victor Hugo's poems. for which Henri
MATHEWS, the viola player of the De-
troit String quartet, has written a
musical setting This will be the
first presentation of the work.
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rrbo Nxybitpa,, nrothare at will
give concert in Simpson Methodist
Friday evening.
leap year party will be given by
Detroit lodge, No. 2, r. & A. NJ. Mon
lay evening, Feb. ~, in the Masonic
temple An energetic committee on
arrangements promises an unusually
Ioliy party.
White lilacs ana Easter lilies. with !
quantities of delicate greenery were
employed in the floral decorations OF
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs: J. Har-
rington Walker, No. S73 Jefferson-ave.,
Tor the marriage, Thursday evening,
Of their niece, Miss Margaret Talman
Sterling, to Albert Voorhis Moore, Jr.,
Of New York. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. w. ID. Maxon, rec
Tor of Christ church. The bride wore
4 beautiful gown of white satin fash
oned in simple elegance with pointe
ace that is a family heirloom. Orange
blossoms fastened her tulle veil and
she carried shower OF bouquet OF
lilies OF the valley. Miss Mary Mar
garet Walker, cousin of the bride, as
maid of honor. wore pink chiffon over
pink satin and carried pink rose-buds. !
The bridesmaids, Miss Margaret Tow
ar Detroit; Miss Dorothy Fielding,
New York and Miss Margaret Reed,
Ann Arbor wore gowns alike of soft
white satin, with drapery OF pink chif-
ION and touches of Venetian lace. |
Louis Bauer of New York. was best
man. Following the reception, Mr..
and Mrs. Moore left for a southern