The Detroit times., 1915-02-16

silken Stars and Stripes which were
draped on either side OF the stained
glass windows the central figure In
which Is Columbus, and the insignia
OF Detroit council was reproduced be-
tween the windows In electric lights.
The ball was declared to have out
IshoIe its predecessors In beauty OF
appointment and in attendance.
TO-
Mariana" was produced Monday
evening, In the Broadway theater, by
the Detroit Operate Ensemble, with
much success. Miss Lois Johnston
sang and acted delightfully."- in the lead.
ing role. Other principals In the cast
were ID. j. Macdonald, Milton Y. Ber-
toll, Joseph Davies, d. g. Macdonald,
Mrs. David Kerr. Miss Gertrude Klark
and Frederick Earl Remer.
In the annual business meeting and
election OF Officers OF the Ohio society
Monday evening, In the Hotel Girls
void. Templeton p. Twiggs, was chos.
en- president. The other officers are:
Iy.ce-president, william C.. Manches-
ter; secretary, X. p Gray; treasurer,
Edv ard T. Nichols; board of govern
ors, A. #. Moore. w. s.. Knell, II. w.
Frost. Frank j. Scharfr, n. p Opper.
Fl. q. Shockey and J. III. Beazell
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st. Patrick's cathedral, In New York,
was the scene Tuesday evening, OF
the marriage of Madame Marie Louis
Mason. OF Paris, formerly or Mon
treal. Quebec, to Thomas Chase Cas-
grain, of Ottawa. postmaster-general OF
Canada. Bishop Matthew, OF Regina,
SaRk., performed the ceremony. Mr..
Cas- grain was born in Detroit and Is
Ia brother Of Charles w. Casgrain, OF
this city, and or DIR. III. RENT Casgrain,
and j. p. Casgrain. Of Windsor.
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Miss Katherine Leland, daughter of
Frank b. Leland will be married to
wainwright Schroeder, OF washington,
d. c., Tuesday evening, In the family
home. No. 1856 Burns-ave. The cere-
mcny will be. performed by the Rev.
]. Frederick Fitschen. Jr., of the JEFF
ferson-ave. Presbyterian church The
bride Will be attended by Miss Marion
McMath. Miss Geneva Sullivan, Miss
Elizabeth Bredin, Miss Sarah Caulkins
and Miss Winifred Dodge. Charles
Pratt Whitney, Jr.. of Evanstown, Ill,
will be best man. The guests will be
seated by Hal Cady, Jack Gray, Har-
old Edwards, OF Syracuse, N. Y. and
Slocum Kingsbury. OF Washington,
ID. G.
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With the rosy hearts and dainty
cupids and the sentimental notices
emblematic OF st. Valentine, used
with unique effect in the decorations
OF ball room aud supper room, the an
nual Valentine ball OF Oriental lodge,
No. $40, +. & A. NJ. Monday evening,
In the Masonic temple, was quite one
OF the prettiest and most successful
functions ever given In the temple.
Huge red hearts were suspended from
mammoth branches Of southern smilax
By broad bands o. red ribbon, In the
center Of the ballroom, while around
the walls at Intervals were placed
horns of plenty tumbling out red now-
ers and valentines. Oriental rugs
graced the floors and the sertees ar
ranged N palm corners were rich In
green satin cushions banded with
gold In the supper room. the tables
were placed in arbors or southern
smilax and pink roses, with.a rose.
shaded bell lighting each table above
a growing pink azalea. Fayors OF val
entines were strewn on the cloth and
the delicious supper carried out the
Valentine idea In every detail. The
gowns work by the women were unus-
Ialiy beautiful and when the big ball.
room floor was filled with its merry
throng, the scene was one OF great
brilliancy. The members Of the com.
mittees In charge OF the ball were com
plimented on all sides for the success
which crowned their efforts.