The Detroit times., 1913-01-29

Michigan Womans Press assocla-
ton will hold the annual convention
In Detroit, May - rs and %.
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Northwestern chapter OF the Detroit
Housewives league will give an en-
tertainment and card party Feb. 20,
in Golden hall.
III. Il. Sanger, William Livingstone
and James 5. Holden were elected d.
rectors OF the Detroit club, Tuesday
evening. Mr. Sanger was elected TO
serve his fourth term as director.
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The Arminia band will give con-
cert, Wednesday evening, in Salem
school hall. the program TO include
classic and popular instrumental and
vocal music The band will be assist
ed by soloists.
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The sale OF seats for the concert OF
The Boston symphony orchestra. In
the Light Guard armory, Saturday
evening. Feb /. will open Thursday
morning, Jan. so. In Grinnell's. DR..
y. j. Corey will give an illustrated
talk on the program numbers, Thurs
day evening, In the Museum OF Art.
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An especially interesting exhibition
of pictures Is on view in the Museum
OF Art galleries, where Robert Reid,
landscapes Mr.. Reid is an Ameri-
can whose work is TO be found In
public and private art galleries, In
Europe and America.
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THE theater OF today" win be dis
cussed In the regular meeting, Thurs
day afternoon, OF the Twentieth Cen
club. Mrs. August A FRANKIE will
speak on The literary drama" Miss
Clara +. Dyar on The Drama league.
and Mrs. Max Balm on The Little
theater, in New York"
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Former pupils OF the Marcy-Bar-
stow school have sent birthday book
containing felicitous greetings, signed
by old-time pupils, TO Mrs. Marcy,
Widow OF Lorenzo Marcy, for whom
the Marcy school was named and who
was at one time It's principal. on the
occasion OF her eighty-fourth birthday,
which she celebrates Wednesday, IN
her home, In Newport, r. |.
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The birthday anniversary OF the
Rev. Ernest Van Dyke. the popular
pastor OF st -AleysiHs1 church, will be
observed, Wednesday evening, with a
supper and musical entertainment In
the parish hall, the ladies OF the
church acting as hostesses. T. A. f.
Weadcock Will be POSTMASTER. and
among the speakers will be j. c,
Hutchins. ]. G.. Ewing, George p.
Goodale, and Henry NJ. Campbell.
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The auditorium Of the Century club
was beautifully decorated, Tuesday
evening, for the marriage OF Miss
Florence Mildred Jacob, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Jacob, Il
Lewis Benjamin Berger. The cere
mony was performed by Rabbi A. NJ
Hershman. Miss Rose Jacob attend
ed her sister as maid OF honor, and
the Misses Bessie Berger, Flora
Schomberg, Daisy Rothstein and
Helen Rosenthal, were bridesmaids
Nathaniel Jacob was best man, and
the following acted as groomsmen:
A. Gordon, NJ. L. Prensky, A. Sapiro
and III. Bykowsky The ushers were
Ben x. Jacob, Saul Jacob, Harry
Frank and Samuel Frank The bride
wore a gown of white charmeuse and
duchesse lace, her veil WAS fastened
with orange blossoms, and her bou-
uuet fashioned OF brides roses and
lilies OF the valley. The maid OF hon
or wore white charmeuse with tunic
OF pale blue chiffon trimmed in pearls,
and the bridesmaids were gowned In
frocks OF pink chsrmeuse. A recep-
ton and dance followed the wedding
ceremony At midnight, the bridal
couple left for a trip TO New York
and the south.