The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-30

ney jackson and four helpers in the
Interurban depot and the Equity build
ing; Mrs. Fred Flowers and four girls
in the Dime Savings Bank building;
Mrs. Fred Feuerstein and two helpers
in the Majestic building; Mrs. VIII
liam Turk and Miss Edith Waldron in
the Hotel Griswold Miss Helen Hill
and Miss Ethel @. Elliott in the Ford
building; Miss Gladys Giddey Miss
Airline FAIR and Miss Matte Todd in
the Hotel Pontchartrain. and Miss
Persis Hill in the Temple theater.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Louise Phend and oliver Wendell Yo-
cum was quietly celebrated Wednes-
day afternoon by the Rev. w II. Wray
Boyle. of the .Woodward-ave. Presby-
terrain church Miss Ann +. Broad and
George Z. McCreighton were the wit
nesses. a wedding supper followed
in Dixieland The bride recently grad
uated from the Grace hospital nurses
training school Mr. Wendell is con-
nected with the United Fuel & Supply
Co.
An entertainment commemorative
the birthday anniversary of Commo'
dore John Barry, father of the Amer
lean navy" will be held in Jubilee
hall. Fort-st. east and Mt. Elliott-ave..
Thursday evening. May z, under the
auspices OF Division No l, A. q. II. w.
'P. Bradley will deliver an address on
Barry A beautiful monument TO Com
modore Barry will be unveiled In.
Washington, ID. c., May 10. at which
Detroit and Wayne county members
OF the A. o. H. will be present
4 bridge tournament will be held
Friday afternoon, in the Hotel Pont-
chartrain, under the auspices OF
number of prominent society woman
for the benefit of Detroit branch OF
the National Plant, Flower and Fruit
guild. Previous affairs given for this
philanthropy have been exceptionally
attractive, unusual and successful al
fairs. and the committee in charge OF
the tournament have spared no effort
to duplicate past successes.
The marriage OF Miss Gertrude
Iaing Richardson. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Richardson. No. LAT VIII
lis.ave. west, TO John Raymond Mann.
will be quietly celebrated Thursday
evening. in the home. The Rev. An
gus n. Cameron of Emmanuel Presby-
terrain church. will officiate. The i'm.
mediate relatives only will be pres
emit After June /. the couple will be
at home at No. 231 Collingwood.ave-
A pretty home wedding was cele.
brated. Wednesday evening, in the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
Day. No. 2G7 Putnam.ave., when Miss
Hazel NJ. Day was married to John
Mills Griffin. The Very Rev. Dean
Is s MARQUIS. OF ST. Paul's cathe.
Idral. performed the ceremony. Mrs.
Gerald Hulett, sister OF the bride.
was matron OF honor and little Miss
/ Marian Funke was flower girl. Harry
Griffin OF Philadelphia. brother OF the
groom. was best man. Following a
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin will
Temporarily reside at No. 267 Putnam.
ave
! The attractive and interesting en-
ltertsinments being given in the
IWoodWard.ave. Baptist institute by
7 Miss Florence Ben-Oliel. the we'll
known lecturer on the Holy Land. at
tracted second large audience 10 the
institute. Wednesday evening. A half
hundred young people. dressed in the
native costumes OF the far east. as
sisted Miss Ben-Oliel IN presenting a
series OF tableaux and pageants. Miss
Ben .Oliel accompanied the pictures
with q descriptive talk. A Palestine
market scene. with bargaining and
selling going on in liveliest fashion.
was a feature OF the program. Shep-
herd life will be shown Thursday
evening. and Friday evening, the life
in tlB desert.
The Church or our Lady OF the