The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-11
Society

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank g. Cook and
son have gone TO Asheville. n. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Blake have
returned from Palm Beach.
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Miss Eleanor Reed, OF Springfield,
Mass. is the guest OF Mrs. Herbert
Noble. seminoleave.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Kaufman, OF Or
leans-st.. announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Edith, to A A.
Nuscholt. OF Washington. ID. c.
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A directors meeting OF the
Ladies' OF Charity OF 81. Yincent's
Orphan asylum. will be held Thurs
day at 1880 o'clock.
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Mrs. Henry b. Joy. Miss Sarah
Mercur and Miss Alma L'Homme-
dieu leave for Chevy Chase. satur-
day. 10 take a postgraduate course
In military camp training.
Mrs. j. W. Thompson entertained
At luncheon, Wednesday. In the De
troit club in honor OF Miss Florence
Calkins, whose marriage TO Eugene
Gladstone o'Brien will take place
Monday. April 16.
Miss Mildred Sparkling entertained
Informally Tuesday afternoon for
Miss Lillian Leete, an April bride
elect. Mrs. s. Wells Utley will give
q luncheon Thursday for Miss Leete.
and Mrs. Ewood Jones an afternoon
bridge. Friday.
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Miss Florence Field gave a tea
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF her
guest. Miss Florence Helwick Miss
Field and Miss Helwick are stu
dents in the University OF Michigan
and will return to Ann Arbor NEXT
week
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Mrs William T. Burtenshaw and
Mrs. Henry b. Joy have been chos-
en- TO purchase the supplies for the
Red Cross work which is being done
In the Newberry home. No. 4s3 JEFF
ferson-ave. To equip a hospital
unit with surgical dressings. IS box.
es OF government size are required
Mrs. Stella Wren. soprano. and
Miss Thelma Newell. vioIinist. both
OF Chicago. will give a recital
Thursday evening. in the Y. w, G.
A. auditorium. as the last number
In the membership course OF enter
tainments. These young women ap-
pear for the association thru the
courtesy OF James r Devoe. Miss
Gertrude Heinze, OF this city, will
play the accomplishments.
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A brilliant audience promises 10
greet the Chicago Symphony orches-
ira "Wednesday evening. in Arcadia.
when Conductor Frederick Stock
and his men, assisted by Ernest
Schelling. the American pianist. as
sololst, win give the last concert
in the season OF the Detroit orches-
tr'l -----e iattan TIE SgagTsED 80
be given is unusually Attractive, and
will present the orchestra In two
numbers and Mr.. SchellinE In two
numbers The novelty OF the con.
cert will be Mr.. Seedlings own com.
position for orchestra. Impressions
From the Life OF An Artist" in
which the composer-pianist uses the
piano as part OF the orchestra rath-
er than as a solo instrument He
will play also Paderewskl's Polish
Fantasia" The orchestra's mum
bers will be Glinska's overture,
Russian and Ludmilla" and
Tschsikowsky's symphonic poem.
Francesca da R'mini."
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In St Paul's cathedral. Tuesday
evening, was solomnlEed the mar
riage Of Miss Frances Bergman.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Martin G
Bergman, No. 295 SFminole-ave.. TO
Thomas Sargent Perry Grimm. for.
merly OF Washington, ID. C. The
ceremony was performed by the
NeFy Rev peBH Frederick Edwards
The bride was atten led by Miss
Elizabeth wilkins rs maid OF honor
and the Misses Alice Scranton and
Katherine Goreas. OF Harrisburg
Pa. as bridesmaids John r.
Remey. OF Washington. D. c.. was
best man, and the guests were seat.
ed by Albert Bergman. Harry Haber
korn. Godfrey Strclinger. OF Detroit.
Watson Leonhauser and Arthur
Mag. Of Youngstown. O. The bride
was charmingly gowned in silver
cloth yelled in silk net The at
tendants we're frocked alike In pale
green satin and tulle. with bouquets
OF pink sweet peas. A reception
followed in the family home. Among
the out-ot-town guests were the the
groom's parents and sisters. Mr..
and Mrs. Appleton Grimm and the
Misses Mary and Grace Grim. OF