The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-20

and Mrs. John Salter. Halfway.
Mich. TO John Snyder. OF Detroit.
the marriage to take place in oc-
tober
Mu Phi Epsilon sorority gave a
Temple matinee party followed by
tea In the Detroit Athletic club.
Saturday afternoon. in honor OF
three sorority members. Mrs. Louis
o'Connor. Miss Marjorie Cleland
and Miss Edith Larrowe.
o.
The marriage OF Miss Dorothy
Kearon and Charles Guidot took
place Thursday afternoon. Miss
vernie Kearon and Marshall Guidot
were the attendants and the bride
was given away by her brother, VII.
liam Kearon. The couple have gone
10 the brides former home In Ire.
land on their wedding trip. They
will reside In Detroit.
Small tables decked with pink
Japanese lilies formed a hollow
square In the ballroom OF the Coun-
try club, Friday evening. for the
dinner.dance which Mrs. John H.
Avery gave. for the bridal party.
and about 75 intimate friends, Of
her daughter. Miss Clara Elijah beth
Avery. Between the course the
guests danced in the center OF the
room. During the evening. a re-
hearsal was held of the wedding
procession.
A quiet home wedding will take
place Saturday. at $3.50 o'clock. when
Miss Margaret Pyle. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. E w. Pyle. No. ls4 Lin
coln-ave.. will be married to John c.
Kinsel. jr. The Very Rev. Dean
Samuel s. Marquis. OF st. Paul's ca
thedral. will oficiate. The bride viii
be unattended Harry Kinsel will De
his brothers best man. An informal
wedding supper and reception will
follow the ceremony. After Oct Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsel will be at home
In the Belmont apartments, West
Grand-blvd. and Second-ave.
o.
A quiet wedding took place Wed.
nesday evening. In the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Francis J. Fritz, No. 3sl
Sixth-st. when their daughter, Er-
ma. was married to Harrison F..
Walden, the Rev. Howard A. Field
ofhciating, The bride, eowned in
white crepe de chine and carrying
a bouquet OF pink roses and lilies
OF the valley. was attended by Miss
Lulu May. Paul Bruning was best
man. Little Miss Gretchen Smith
acted as ring-bearer, and Masters
Paul Walden, Donald Smith and
Francis Robinson carried the RIB
bons. After Oct. Is. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walden will be at home at No. 235
Harrison-ave.
In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick c. Burden. Crosse Pointe. Sat
urday evening. win take place the
marriage OF their niece, Miss Marian
Marsh. to Robert s. Mantell. son OF
Robert Bruce Mantell. the noted &C
tor. The ceremony will be perform
ed by the Rev. l. Watson. rector OF
st. Colomba's Episcopal mission.
Crosse Pointe. Miss Nell Marsh will
attend her sister as maid OF honor.
and Miss Marian Kanouse will be
bridesmaid. Little Misses virginia
Burden and Elizabeth Kendall and
Master James Burden will carry the
ribbons and strew flowers in the
path OF the bride. Frederick Car
roll, OF New York, will be Mr.. Man
tells best man. A reception will fol-
low the ceremony After Nov. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mantell will be at
home at No. 3o33 West Grand-blvd.
Christ Episcopal church will be
the scene Of smart wedding, Satur-
day afternoon. At 4 o'clock, when
Miss Clara Elizabeth Avery, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Herbert
Avery. No. $50 Jefferson-ave, will
be married 10 Wilson waddinEham
Mills. son Of william Joseph Mills.
former governor OF Mexico. and Mrs.
Mills. The Rev. william d. Maxon.