The Detroit times., 1913-03-27

Cammelon, No. l54 Pallister-ave., and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Thorn, No. 20 Hen
drie-ave. Over 200 guests were enter
tained, the entire top floor OF the
hotel being reserved for dancing and
cards. delicious supper was served
At midnight, the decorations OF the
tables being dainty gilt baskets OF
Jonquils and daffodils, bowed with vel
low tulle.
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The ladies auxiliary OF Samaritan
hospital will give dancing party.
Friday evening, In the woodward
dancing academy. for the benefit of
the hospital.
The second Of the two subscription
concerts Of the current season, by the
Orpheus club, will take place Friday
evening, In the Church of Our Father
The club, an organization Of "a male
voices. under the direction Of Charles
Frederic Morse, will present a miscel-
laneous first part program, with
Charles Wakefield Cadmans cantata
THE Vision OF Sir Launfaf." for the
second part. The soloists will be
William LAWN, tenor OF Detroit, and
Marion Greene, baritone, OF Chicago
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The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
W. M. Locke, No. 1894 Grand-blvd
east, will be the scene, Saturday even
Ing. March 20, Of a pretty double we'd
ding when their daughters, Miss Mar
jorie Clough Locke and Miss Unabelle
Locke, will be married, respectively
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S. Pagel. The marriage ceremonies
will be performed by the Rev. Frank
S. Rowland, Of Cass.ave. Methodist
church.
One OF the last dancing parties or
the season In the Masonic temple, will
be given Tuesday evening, April 1, by
Ashlar lodge, No. 81, r. & A.. NJ. in
the form OF calico party. The
unique invitations announce that
Sunday clothes" are barred. ana
nothing but soft collars for the men
and everyday dresses for the ladies,
will be CONNIE ii faux. A large or
chestra will provide music for dancing
and buffet supper will be served
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The marriage of Miss Sarah Smith
Kelton, of Bay City, to Frederick r.
Nicholson, of Detroit, was celebrated,
Wednesday evening In the home OF
the brides mother. in Bay City. The
wedding was fashionable society
event. Mr.. Nicholson is son OF Nels
Nicholson, of Grayling, Mich. and is
a well-known Detroit real estate oper-
ator. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson left i'm
mediately after the wedding reception
for a honeymoon trip to Bermuda.
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Miss Agnes Dodge Nickells, sDf New
York, a favorite and well-known con-
cert singer, will be special attraction
OF the ball to be given in Strasburg's
academy, Wednesday. April 2. under
the auspices OF the Political Equality
and Civic league. the proceeds to be
devoted TO the equal suffrage cam
paign. Miss Nichells will sing several
numbers accompanied by the string
orchestra which will play for dancing.
Every effort is being made by cap
able and energetic committee to in
sure the social and financial success
Of the ball
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ments, was given Monday, by Miss
Marjorie Stearns, In honor OF Miss
Marjorie Stephens, whose marriage to
James Frazer Whitehead will take
place, April 2. The luncheon table
was charming with white French bas
kets, holding white flowers tied with
tulle, silver candelabra, with white
tulle shades, adding TO the dainty.
bridal effect The guests included be-
side the hostess and guest OF honor,
the Misses Mercedes Mulkey. Jose
phine Clay, Marjorie Ball, Grace
Hinchman,- Dorothy Stearns, Mary
Hamilton, Anne Jones, Dorothy Bowl.
ing, Helen Ryan, Dorothy Newman.
Nesta Newman and Dorothy White
head.
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Despite the storm, Wednesday
evening. there was large attendance
at the last OF the series OF subscrip-
ton dances OF the Political Equality
and Civic league, In the upper hall or
Columbus temple. Dancing was en-
loved from until IL o'clock. The
dances were arranged 20 raise money
for an educational campaign In con-
.nection with the mothers compensa-
ton act. which the president OF the
league. Mrs. Ruby M. Zahn. was in.
strumental In drawing up, and for
which bill the league secured consid
Grafton from the present Michigan
legislature a goodly sum was raised
but aside from the financial object.
the parties proved socially so success.
full that there Ia a general eagerness
among those who attended them for a
second series. next season.
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