The Detroit times., 1915-10-15

among the NtiEhuoWu LNioit pcV
pie who have sat for Mr.. Kaufer
are Mrs. Russell A. Alger and Mr..
and Mrs. Truman Handy Newberry.
Mrs. William Il. Mofett, Peter.
boro-st., entertained about 100
guests at a reception Wednesday
afternoon, I'm honor OF her sister,
Miss June Wood, a bride-to-be OF the
week. Assisting Mrs. Meaett and
Miss Wood in receiving were Mrs.
Andrew c. Wood, Mrs. John S. Moi
felt, Mrs. A. II. Stevenson. Mrs.
Hugh ]. Wood and Mrs. John r.
Brant. the latter OF Indianapolis.
o.
The Misses Caroline and Eleanor
Fischer entertained the members Of
the Tuesday Bridge club and the
Theta Phi Sigma sorority. at a the
alter party. followed by afternoon
tea in MacDiarmid's Chocolate
house. Thursday, In honor OF Miss
Eleanor Stroh and Miss Gladys Crit
tsnden, brides-eleet.
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Miss Mercedes de Guenago was
the guest OF honor at an informal
reception Saturday afternoon, in
the Hotel Addison, members OF the
faculty Of Central high school act
ing az hosts. During The afternoon,
Miss de Guenaso, whose marriage
will take place this month, was pre-
sented with q handsome piece OF
Pewabic pottery.
| The last outing OF the season OF
the Detroit Institute of Science will
be held Sunday. Members OF the
institute will meet In the interurban
waiting room to take the $3.50
O'Clock Ann Arbor car. The day
will be spent In the woods and
fields in the vicinity Of the North
Town Line road. The specimens
gathered will be exhibited and
classified In the regular weekly
meeting Monday evening. In the
Museum Of Art.
Mrs. Z. A. IAae entertained the
j members OF the Countryside I'M
provement association OF Pine Lake,
Wednesday, at luncheon. In her
| lovely home, Westwinds Farm. The
association. OF which Mrs. Skae is
president. has done much TO i'm
prove and keep In condition, the
roads through the beautiful lake
| country Of which Pine Lake is
part
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Pink rosebuds in baskets and pink
shaded candlesticks adorned the
small tables for the luncheon which
| Mrs. Minnie Smith Bourke gave
| Thursday. in her apartments In
the Palms. to introduce her niece,
Miss Marian Smith. The guests in
cluded the debutantes of the sea
son and a circle OF intimate girl
| friends. Mrs. Bourke was assisted
In receiving by her mother. Mrs.
Peter Smith. Miss Smith wore
charming and girlish frock OF white
| satin, chiffon and silver lace, and
carried orchids tied with silver rib
bon. In the evening. Mrs. Dourke
gave n dancing party for Miss
| Smith.
In Harper hospital. Thursday aft
ernoon. at the bedside Of the groom,
who Is convalescing from an oper-
alton for appendicitis. Miss Clara
l.. FRANKIE was married to Frederick
J. Sill, both OF Monroe. The we'd
ding was to have taken place Sat
, urday. In Monroe, but Mr.. Sill's
physicians refused to consent to
his removal from the hospital for
some time yet. so the couple decid-
ed to have the knot tied Thursday.
The Rev. Adolph Spiegel. OF Albion,
cousin OF the bride. officiated. The
bride was unattended and was
given away by her father, Judge
Carl FRANKIE. Of Monroe. Cyrles
| llgenfritx, OF Monroe, was best man.
Mr.. Sill Is assistant cashier OF the
First National bank, in Monroe.
.
The Detroit club celebrated its
thirty-third birthday anniversary
Thursday. and about 400 of It's men,
bers enjoyed an evening river and
lake ride and frolic on board the
steamer Pleasure which steamed to
Lake Erie and back. The program
OF music. vaudeville and novelty
stunts. was thoroughly enjoyed. the
travesties on the hunt club and the
Ballet Russo being especially anus
ing and clever. The entertainment
committee included Walter 8. Rus
| sci. Charles r. Mellish. W. A. c.
Miller. n. l.. Russell. Thomas
Doyle, Frederick Sweet Stearns.
Standish Backus, Guy b. Cady and