The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-05

er were the attendants. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman have gone TO the Pacific
coast on their honeymoon. and after
Nov. 10. will be at home IN the
Hyesta apartments, Forest-ave.
west.
Mrs. Minnie Smith Bourke Will
give a luncheon Tuesday. Oct. Ia.
TO formally introduce her niece.
Miss Marian Smith. A dance will
be given In the evening for the deb
utantc. Mrs. Bourke will give sec
ond dancing party for Miss Smith.
Saturday evening, Oct. l6.
John II. Johnson will give a din
ner Tuesday evening. In the Detroit
club for his daughter. Miss Grace
Johnson and her fiance, Russell
Gregory Finn. and their wedding
party. Miss Johnson and Mr. Finn
will be married Wednesday morning.
In the Church OF Our Lady OF the
Rosary.
Euio. IdAPH AAiAs NohtA eh0
Miss Hildagarde Brandegee. violin
list. accompanied by Mrs. Harriet n
Atterbury. pianist. will give the pro-
gram for the annual autumn must
Gale" OF the Woman's union OF the
Crosse Pointe Evangelical church,
Tuesday afternoon, In the home OF
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Alger. Crosse
Pointe.
Miss Mary Gerow will entertain
Tuesday afternoon. for Miss Mar
Jorie Cleland, and Thursday. Miss
Cleland will be the guest OF honor
OF a luncheon and matinee party,
OF which Miss Dorothy Conger will
be hostess. Miss Cleland's marriage
TO Barclay Deyo will take place
| Oct. l6.
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In the hrst meeting Of the season
OF the Detroit brancn OF the Asso-
citation of Collegiate Alumnae. Sat
urday afternoon. in the Federation
! club house. the association voted to
| join the Detroit Federation OF Won
/ ems clubs. A. l.. Weeks. Detroit
newspaper writer on dramatic top
les, addressed the members on "A
forecast OF the theatrical season OF
1856"
In the home OF George T. Liddle.
No. SIC Seneca-aye., Wednesday
evening. Sept 30. took place the
marriage OF his sister. Miss Louise
Liddle to G. Halsey Calkins The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. James Chapman. Miss Agnes
/ Liddle. of Muskegon, the brides sis
ter. was maid or honor. and W..
! Gates, OF Flint, was best man. An
informal wedding and supper and
reception followed.
.
The dedication of the new pipe
organ In st. Paul's Roman Catholic
church. Crosse Pointe. took place
Sunday evening. when Dubois sac
I red cantata, THE Seven Last Words
OF Christ" was sung by soloists and
| tHOIuN iHOiis WHO <hhht ~ iNANh
ards presided at the organ. and An
drew r. Davis harpist. assisted as
! oloist. The solo parts In the can
tata were taken by nr. w. p. Wood
worth. Herbert y. Seymour, stephen
Macy and J. w. Moeller.
The Forest-ave. Presbyterian
church was the scere Tuesday even
Ing, Sept. % OF the marriage OF
Miss Jessie May, to John Woodison.
the Rev. ]. NJ. Barkley perform
ing the ceremony. The bride was
given away by her brother, Victor
May, and was attended by Miss
Edna Clifford, as maid OF honor. and
little Miss Betty Rogers and Master
Franklin Doherty. as pages. Chester
Schaffer was best man, and the
guests were seated by F. Bornton
and II. Smith. a reception followed
in the new home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodison, No. 375 Edison-ave.
%
In the midst OF attractive floral
decorations, the marriage ceremony
was performed Wednesday evening.
Sept. 29, In the family home, No. II
Englewood-ave., OF Miss Leila Har-
riet Little, daughter OF Mrs. Miner
va ]. Little. to Jesse Gilbert Quail.
The Rev. +. r. Clark. was the OH
ciating clergyman. The bride wore
her mothers bridal gown OF white
brocaGe with bodice OF lace. the
draperies caught with a cameo pin.
Miss Florence Little, sister OF the
bride. and Frank Quail. brother OF
the groom, wers the attendants. An
informal reception followed. After
Dec. I. Mr.. and Mrs. Quail will be