The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-09


day afternoon and Miss Sophie
/ Clarke. soprano, sang delightfully."- a
group OF German leider, accompanied
! by Mrs Charles Brodt. Mrs. David
Stott presided AZ the kaffee klatscl
which followed. Nuremberg cakes
and kaffee kuchen accompanied the
coffee.
! REGINALD Werrenrath. baritone, o.,
New York, who was heard with pleas
IRE In the last OF the three Lenten
morning musicales, given in the Hotel
Pontchartram. and arranged by
Charles Frederic Morse. will spend
Sunday with Detroit friends and Will
sing in the Sunday afternoon O'Clock
musical vesper service, in the Jeffer-
son-ave. Presbyterian church. Mr.
, c'.cnrath is conccrtizing in the mid
die west.
One OF the prettiest social events
OF the year will prove to be. beyond
a doubt. the musicale and buffet sup
per To be given in the Breitmeyer
House OF Flowers. Thursday evening.
under the auspices OF the Detroit
branch OF the National Flower. Plant
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arrange the Conservatives specially
for the occasion and seats will be
placed for 300. A delicious bufYet
supper will be served at the conclu-
sion OF the program by group OF at
tractive young women garbed IN
Greek costumes of white and gold.
The city's most prominent society
women are interested in the success
"a
cured tickets through the Detroit OF.
nee OF the guild. No. 1917 Gladwin
building, may do so AT the door.
Thursday evening. on presentation OF
invitations.
In the Century buildingN Thursday
afternoon. the Rev. J. Tercivsl-Hnget
Of the First Congregational church,
will give a lecture on David Living
stone" before the combined meeting
OF the departments OF home and edu-
Gallon. philanthropy and reform In
the art and literature department, Mrs
Francis b. Whitton will discuss the
modern Spanish tragedy by Jose
! Echegaray "El Gran Galeoto." Be
fore the philosophy and science de-
partment, Mrs f. s. Rowland will
discuss Virtue and happiness" The
last open meeting OF the year for the
entire club will be held Thursday,
April II, when the program Will be
devoted 10 the stage and It's people.
Miss Bessie W. Springer, who has
charge Of the program with Mrs.
Charles p. Larned, will present one
Of her own original one-actplays, with
cast Of clever amateurs\
Mrs Frederick Z. Wadsworth will
| entertain at dinner Wednesday even
J ing, in her Crosse Pointe home. In
honor Of her guest. Mrs. w. II. Duval.
| The marriage of Miss Helen Mann,
daughter of Mrs. Alice f. c. Mann, No.
210 Fisher-ave. to William Baxter
Wreford will be celebrated Wednes
day evening. at 6 o'clock, in Christ
Episcopal church The ceremony Will
be performed by the Rev. William 8
Sayres. The bride will wear white
satin and duchesse lace and her vel
will be fastened. cap fashion. with
lorange blossoms. She will be attended
by her sister, Miss Carol Mann. Stew
art Nellie, OF Chicago, will be best
man. The guests will be limited to
the immediate relatives. Following
The ceremony, wedding supper Will
be served in the home OF Mr.. Wre.
ford's grandfather. William II. Baxter
No. 215 Joseph Campau-ave., with
whom Mr. Wexford has made his home
always. Mr. Baxter, who is Detroits
retired fire marshal. has been an In
valid for several years and because
OF his inability to witness the church
ceremony, 1t was arranged to serve
the wedding supper in his home that
he might have a part in the festivities
Following a wedding trip, the youns
couple will take up their residence In
their own home. Mr.. Wreford. form
erly wellknown newspaperman. II
assistant secretary OF the Detroit
Board of Commerce and on Tuesday
was elected charter commissioners fol
the Eleventh ward