Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-08
Sun Smiles
On Market
Of Artists
BY THE BYsTANDER

TIE SUN came through
Tuesdays rain clouds Just in
time 10 pour brilliantly through
the windows of the Artists Mar
ket and shed its radiance upon
a splendid collection of art
treasures and upon the host OF
smart ladies who drift { e d
through the market rooms be-
tween noon and the dinner hour.
Commenting most enthusiast
tically, and buying now and
then. were Mrs. Willard Wor-
cester and Mrs. Wilson w. Mills.
Mrs. Worcester'S clever Fall
outfit combined tweed suit
of gray and blue plaid with
blue blouse and little gray and
blue hat.
Mrs. Wilson's black and white
print frock was topped by a
black coat and her wide black
hat was banded in white.
Mrs. Howard F. Smith, chair
man of hostesses, was in black
silk suit printed in chartreuse
and her black hat was topped
with a brown velvet ribbon.
Mrs. Graham John Graham
wore a brown suit With beige
blouse and a brown hat and
Helen Keller's lovely frock of
royal blue had black sleeves.
Her hat was black, too.
Every one was raving about
the unusual flower arrange
ments. Luminous pottery bowls
held beautifully modelled pot
terry figures and these were
backed by arrangements of
thistles, pine twigs and dried
grasses.
A few tables bore more con-
pentienal arrangements of pink
daisy chrysanthymums.
Among the guests were Miss
Hope Written, Robert Tanna-
hill. Mrs George Kamperman,
Mrs. Alexander Kirkland, Mrs.
Alexander Girard. =Mrs-G.ay-
lord ellis, Mrs. L. Rothe Farr,
Mrs. L. j. Whittemore, Mrs,
George Hebb, Mrs. Lucia n
Moore, Mrs. Frederick Johnson
OF Bay City; Mrs. Harry Win
ston, Mrs. Charles Kanter, Mrs.
Rex Jacobs, Mrs: John j. Brad
ley, Miss Lucretia Goodwin,
Mrs. Gilmore Scranton. Mrs.
Renville Wheat, Mrs. Albert
Kahn, Mrs. ]. Carl DanZiger
and herr daughter, Mrs. Morgan
Merrell Parker of Sewickley,
Pa; Mrs. Edward Whyte Jr,
Mrs. Earl Yahn, Mrs. William
Hendrie, Mrs. James Turner,
Mrs. Robert M, Hamilton, Mrs.
Heatley Green, Mrs. L. j. Bulk
ley. Mrs. L. K. Butler, Mrs.
Haldeman Finnie and Mrs. Ed
ward Rothman.
THE REHEARSAL dinner
this evening in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Nc
Combe of Birmingham will
bring to close the many pre-
nuptial parties for Edith Ro-
berta Hamilton and Charles K.
Sestok who will be married Sat-
urday evening at $50 o'clock in
St. Joseph's Episcopal Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d. Cook
of Roslyn road gave cocktail
party for Miss Hamilton and
Mr.. Sestok, Sunday.
Monday, Mary Latham Of
Birmingham gave a bridge tea
for Miss Hamilton in her home.
The table and house were dec
grated with Zinnias.
Mrs. Charles Latham poured.
THERE WILL be a large
number of out-of-town guests
at the wedding of Doris Jean
Daley and Clarence L. Rau at
Outer Drive Faith Lutheran
Church, Saturday evening at
7 o'clock.
House guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Daley of Pinehurst ave-
nue.. who are already beginning
to arrive, will be Sgt. Roger
+. Mills of Fort Leonard Wood,
Mo: Jean Gibson of Sarnia,
Ont; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Rogers of Forest, Ont, and Miss
Celia Johnston of Port Huron.
SEVERAL PARTIES are still
in prospect for Jean Lucille Ber-
tram who will become the bride
of Robert Emmett of Akron, O.,
the evening of October "a at
the Presbyterian Church of the
Covenant.
Definitely listed at the eve
ming party Mrs. Donald Bliss
will give at her home in Alma,
Friday evening. And the lunch
con Miss Virginia Lannen will
& e at the Detroit Athletic
Club on Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Werner Holt gave
miscellaneous shower and tea
for Miss Bertram at the Detroit
Golf Club. Saturday afternoon.
Eighteen guests were present
and Miss Betty Bertram of Al
gonac poured tea.
The club was decked with
dahlias
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