The Detroit times., 1915-11-04

Piper" Thursday and Friday even
ings, in the settlement house. Ar
thur X. Pratt, under whose direc-
ton the play Is staged. will play
the role OF the piper. Accurate and
artistic scenic settings and costumes
have been provided.
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The Woman's union of the Wood
ward-ave. Presbyterian church will
give musicale Thursday evening.
in the home of Mrs. Il. A. Torrey.
No. 43 Chandler-ave. Tho program
will be contributed by Miss Sylvia
Maude Baird, soprano; Mrs. Leon
Ward Libby, violinist; Mrs. w. w.
Baird. reader; Miss Kathryn War
ner. cellist.
Miss Dorothea Becker was the
hostess at charming luncheon.
Wednesday. followed BY q matinee
party. in the Detroit opera house.
in honor OF Miss Doris Higgin.
botham. who will be married on
Saturday. to Carl Henry Becker.
The luncheon table held an exquis-
lite centerpiece of corsage bouquets
OF orchids and violets.
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| Wilfred N. Voynich's collection of
rare printed books and Illuminated
manuscripts will be on view In the
Museum of Art. Thursday. Friday
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Of the manuscripts are from the an
clients, and examples are shown Of
the first work from the first italian
printers. a Hebrew Bible printed in
144s, and other interesting books.
Mr. and Mrs. David Names, Of
New York. will give piano and
violin sonata recital. Friday after
noon. In Central high school audi
torium. under the auspices OF the
Chamber Music society. The re
cital IL for school children. Mr..
ard Mrs. Names will appear In the
Hotel Pontchartrain, Saturday
evening. under the auspices OF the
society
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| NJ. and Mrs. A. X. Sweet, No.
| li10 Sixteenth.st., celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary, Mon
day evening. About 75 guests were
rresent at the informal reception
| including the members OF the North
western Research club, Of which Mr..
Sweet is vice-president emeritus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet are prominent
members of the Brewster Congrega-
tional church. Mr.. Sweet is civil
war veteran and a member of Fair
banks post.
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A pretty horne wedding took place
Wednesday evening, when Miss
Edith Lillian Armstrong. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Armstrong,
No. 32l Seyburn-ave., was married
20 Guy William Jensen. The Rev.
| Charles Baldwin, Of Flint, OBLIGATED.
Miss Evelyn Jensen, OF Cheyenne,
Wyo,, was maid OF honor, and AL
bert Jensen, brother of the groom
acted es best man. Following an
eastern wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jensen will take up their residence
In Detroit, in December.
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Members of the Y. w. G. A. educa-
tioral classes that meet in the asso-
citation building Thursday evening,
will be the guests OF the social de-
partment Thursday evening, at the
close Ct the classes. when refresh
m hts will be served and an infor-
NAL program given. Friday evening,
supper will be served to upwards of
100 girls. members Of the afiliated
high school clubs. The Rev. Ray
mond NJ. Huston will speak. In the
auditorium at o'clock, Mr.. Taylor,
Of the Studebaker corporation, will
give talk on Fits and insists In
business" Saturday Noon, the Car
hartt club will hold a sale of CAKES
and homebaked goods, in the main
lobby Of the association building.
Star council. Royal Arcanum, will
give reception and banquet, FRI
day evening, in the Elks' temple, in
honor OF Samuel N. Hoag, OF Mount
Vernon, N. Y, supreme regent Of