The Detroit times., 1916-02-02


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The Van Leuven- Browne Hospital
School auxiliary will meet Friday
afternoon. In the institution, the
business meeting TO be followed by
q card party,
Miss Eleanore Rohnert will give
a dinner-dance, Wednesday evening.
Feb. ., In honor OF Miss Shaw. OF
Pittsburgh. who will arrive Monday
to visit Miss Rohnert.
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The annual commencement exer-
cises of the Detroit Commercial col
lege will take place Thursday even
Ing, In the Board Of Commerce audi
torium.
Mrs. Jay c. McLauchlan will en-
tertain dinner guests. Wednesday
evening. for Mrs. William Bailey, OF
Harrisburg, Pa, who Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Russell A. Alger. Sr.
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Prince and Princess Troubetzkoy
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Dexter NJ. Ferry. Jr., Wednesday, AT
luncheon In the Detroit Athletic
club.
st. Mary's auxiliary will give q
card party. Saturday. Feb. IL, in the
Hotel Statler, for the benefit OF the
nurses home building fund. Mrs.
Thomas Comerford is general chair
man Of the affair.
The northeastern district OF the
Ladies' Aid society of the North
Woodward Methodist church will
meet Thursday afternoon, at 2:30
o'clock. in the home OF Mrs. j. q.
Merlthew. No. 199 Harmon.ave.
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r. X. Henry. o. Jackson. Miss. is
the guest OF his brother. Thomas
p. Henry, No. 72 Richton-ave. Mr..
Henry was a member OF the Ford
peace party as the personal repre-
sentative OF Gov. Brewer. OF Missis-
sippi. and returned to Americ Sat
urday. on the steamer Rotterdam.
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The choir OF ST. Johns Episcopal
church will sing the cantata "Th'
Conversion" (Mathews). Sunday
evening. at 1880 o'clock, in the
church. j. c. Price, baritone, and
Frank White, tenor. will be the SO
ioists.
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Prince Paul rroubotzkoy and
Princess Troubetzkoy were guests
II honor at reception In the So
ciety of Arts and Crafts rooms.
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph
n. Booth as hostess OF the afternoon
was assisted by Mrs. Walter Russell,
Mrs. T.. ID. Stair. Mrs. Richard Web
ber. Mrs. Luman Goodenough, Mrs.
Griffth Ogden Ellis, Mrs. Clarence
Booth, Miss Clara K. Dyar. Miss Ma
rie Russell and Miss Josephine Clay.
Thursday evening, the board OF trus'
tees Of the Museum of Art will Civ
an informal reception for Primo.
Troubetzkoy. in connection with III,
opening of an exhibition of the tf
nous Russian prlnce-artist's work
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AS the result OF meeting Of LiE
erty w. c. T. IT,, Monday afternoon.
In the home of Mrs F. II. Root. No.
ISL Allendale-ave.. new branch
union 10 be called the Allendale "
&C. T. u. was organized. Mrs. Roo
being chosen president. There were
23 women present, and following the
business meeting refreshments were
served. Mrs. Eta sadler Shaw was
special guest and told those pres
ent that the temperance movement
is a worldwide motherhood work"
The new union will meet with Mrs.
Root, Wednesday, Feb. l6, and there
after every first and third Wednes-
day. In the Grand Riverave. Chris.
tIan church
a pretty home wedding was cele-
brated Tuesday evening. Jan. %, in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. David w.
Clark, No. 965 Roosevelt-ave.. when
their daughter, Miss Bernice Mae
Clark, was married to Dean A. Can
non. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Frank Foster Fitchett,
pastor of the Grand River-ave. Meth
odist church. The bride. who was
gowned In white embroidered voile
over satin, carried bouquet OF
bride roses and lilies Of the valley
She was attended by her sister.
Miss Ethel Clark, who wore pretty
pink frock. and little Gladys Clark,
who carried the wedding ring In a
Gala lily. Harry Delimeter was
best man. Miss Marguerite Sibley
played the wedding music. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cannon are spending their hon
eymoon in Indiana. the former home
Of the groom. After March 1, they
will be at home at No. 1876 Pilgrim
ave-, Highland Park.