The Detroit times., 1916-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs / f. Welch are In
New York, guests OF the McAlpin
hotel
J. L. Hirschmann and Miss 8.
Hirschmann are at the Hotel Aston,
New York.
Mrs George II. Snow, OF Common
wealth-ave., has gone to Duluth on
the steamer Naronic.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Traub,
Of Arden Park. are at Brettan
Woods, n. n.
+. /. Klingensmith gave a small
dinner, Tuesday evening. at the
Detroit Athletic club.
Mrs. John Campbell and daughter
Lillian. are at The Breakers, Cedar
Point. for a few weeks.
Mrs. Wsdsworth Warren and Miss
Grace Warren are at Old Mission
or few weeks
@
Louis Ives, OF Cass-ave.. has re-
turned from a trip TO Boston and
New York.
Mrs. Richard II. Weber, OF Iro-
quois-ave. Is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Charles c. jerks, at Harbor
Beach.
Mr.. end Mrs Max Strasburg have
returned from Pointe aux Barques,
where they have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Strasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Lambert,
and Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Weber, o.:
Virginia Park, will leave, next Tues,
lay, for Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Kinney. No
| 20 Chandlerave., have gone to
Mackinac and other northern re.
sorts.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Claire Wall and
Mr.. and Mrs A. I. Allen are spend
ing August at The Breakers, Cedar
| Point, o.
Mrs. David Gray. OF Crosse Pointe,
who has been spending the summel
at her summer home, Sciasconset
Nantucket. will return TO the city
the first OF September.
Charles William Lapworth, OF De
rot, will be married. Sept. ?, 10
Miss Rose Elizabeth Graeub, OF
Rochester. y. Y. at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Catherine L.
Graeub.
Mrs Alfred NJ Lowe. OF Sem
mole ia spending the summer
with her daughter, Mrs. Cabot
Paine, at Msrblehead. Mass Mrs.
Paine was Miss Virginia Lowe. Her
home Is in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Kelley
and young daughter. or Council
Bluffs. Ia, are spending the summer
with Mrs. Kelley's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Forsyth, No. so Chand-
ler-ave.
Mrs. Edgar T. Towar was the
chaperone AT house party in the
Ballast Island club over the week.
end The guests were Miss Aileen
Parker, Dorothy Simonson, Marion
Towar. Frederic A. Ewald. William
l.. Beanie. Milton Cosgrove, and
William r. Ewsld
The Y. w c. a. will give a party
on the roof OF the Y. W. c. A. build
ing. Thursday. Aug. II, from until
$50 p. m. Association members
and their friends. including young
women and their escorts. are cordi-
| ally invited. The music will be fur
nished by the Y NJ G. A. boys de-
partment orchestra, with Tom Turn.
er as soloist
A small and quiet home wedding
occurred, Wednesday afternoon, at
o'clock. when Miss Maude Rails
ton, well-known pianist OF this
city. was united in marriage to
Thscker sharman. a native OF India
and resident OF Detroit The cere-
mony took place at the brides
home, No. $50 Pslmerave. west. and
was performed by the Rev. 5. W,
Frisbie. The house was srtistically
decorated with late summer flowers.
and delicious repast, was served
at o'clock. Only a few relatives
and old friends were present The
bridal couple left for short auto
mobile trip 10 the country. where
they will remain a few days Miss
Ralston came to Detroit from Balti.
more about ~ years ago. and by her
charming personality and unusual
attainments. has made many
friends. Mr. Sharman is a man OF
international interests who has done
notable work in his native land