The Detroit times., 1916-06-22
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son pale pink embroidered net.
They carried pink roses and lilies
Of the valley The brides gown was
OF ivory brocade, with trimmings OF
pearls and silver lace, the long train
yelled In maid o. the mist. Little
Misses Margaret and Gladys Curdy
were flower girls. Walter Kramer
was best man, and Leonard White,
groomsman, A reception was held
in the evening Among the out-of-
town guests present were Mrs.
Louis Schlosstine, st, Louis, Mo. :;
Miss Stella Kramer, Norfolk Va;
Miss Margaret Gibson, Delaware,
Ont, and Miss Eva Macdonald. Bos-
ton. Mr. and Mrs Kramer will mo-
tor in the east and as far south as
Virginia, and after Aug. /, will be
al home az No. 1897 Helen-ave., I'M
nh their home now in course of cree
rion on the Grand blvd, is ready for
occupancy.
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The quaint little Crosse Pointe
Evangelical church was the scene,
Wednesday afternoon. al : o'clock,
OF The marriage Of Miss Josephine
Alger. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Rus
sell Alexander AlEer Jr., 10 Henry
Francis CLANCY The ceremony was
performed by the Rev Thomas c.
Sykes. pastor Of the church Pink
and white peouies were used in the
greatest profusion in the church the
body Of which was filed TO overflow
ing with a fashionable gathering
The bridal party was a large one.
and included Miss Fay Alger. the
brides sister, as maid OF honor, and
the following bridesmaids: Miss 10
sephine Carpenter, Augusta, Ga;
Miss Isabel Bridgman, Norfolk.
Conn. Miss Dorothy Newbold
Philadelphia, Miss Sarah Whitaker
Wheeling w. Va Miss Frances
Sales and Miss Annette Sheldon, De
troit This charming bevy OF girls
wore gowns Of varying shades OF
pink tulle over pink taffeta, the
bouffant drapery caught with pale
blue satin roses The bodices were
coatec effects Of white lace, and the
hats were OF white ncapolitan adorn.
ed with a single large pink rose
The bouquets were Of lilies of thu
valley and maiden hair fern. Little
Miss Frances Alger was flower girl
The bride wore lovely gown Of
white tulle and satin, embroidered
In pearls, and with a court train Of
the satin yelled in tulle She car
ried white orchids. George CLANCY
attended his brother as best man
and the guests were seated by Ray
mond Dykema, Harry Finkenstadt
William Hendrie, Elliot s. Nichols
Alger Sheldon and Harold Shearer
OF New York. Following the church
ceremony, a large reception was held
in the family home. Following a
wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs CLANCY
will make their home at No POO
Van Dyke-ave.
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In st. Paurs cathedral. wednes.
day afternoon, was celebrated the
marriage Of Miss Rhena story Mat
thews, daughter OF John A. Mat
thews, No. 800 Montclair.ave.. TO
Carl J. Spitzley The Rev. John Nc
Carroll, canon Of the cathedral. per.
formed the ceremony Mrs. Jesse
f. Hoyt attended her cousin as ma.
iron OF honor. and wore a charming
frock OF pink tulle. Miss Rernice
Brownlee was maid OF honor, and
wore turquoise blue taffeta and sill.
yer lace. Miss Ruth Terrence and
Miss Gladys Bruce. the bridesmaids.
wore frocks OF pale green and vel.
low, respectively. All OF the young
women in the bridal party wore hats
OF pale pink crepe with long stream
ers OF tulle, and carried bouquets Of
sweet peas tied with vari colored
ribbons, the idea being 10 carry out
the effect OF rainbow colors i'm the
gowns and the floral decorations
The bride wore lovely gown Of
white satin yelled in tulle. with
pearl trimming Her veil was held
In place with an ivory Spanish
comb. She carried lilies OF the val
ley and brides roses frilled in lace
Paul II. Toepp was best man, and
the ushers included Jesse a. Hoyt,
Arnott Nall, Or Clarence Eisman
Bert c. Spitzley, Martin Houseman
Ray l.. Spitzley, and Carl Niehls \
small reception followed in the
brides home. Mr.. and Mrs Split
ley will motor through the east, and
after Sept /, will be az home a.
No. $50 Montclairave.
A statue OF Senator Zphulon A.