Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
Mrs. Chaplin
and Son, Jack,
Have Reunion
nv BILLY THE BACHELOR

Mrs Roy -. Chaplin and her son.
Jack. arc having a last reunion
before the young man goes back
10 his books al Yale.
They met yesterday upon the
super-chic Mrs, Chapin's arrival
in New York from a stay on
Nantucket with the Huttons,
you'll find.
Mrs c. will be returning pres
emily TO her handsome digs on
the lake shore where her post
deb daughter, Miss Sally, awaits
her-that young charmer hav-
ing decided to remain in town
this Autumn.
THE MISSES EDITH AND
ISABEL SETBURN are said TO
he arriving Thursday from
Observation-Disclosures in Mas
Sachusetts where stands the
Wesson Seyburn Summer home.
However. there's just a brief
Pointe stop-oVer slated.
MRS. MATH FLASCHMANN
up and gave a tea for some 30
friends, Saturday, at her home
in Medium avenue to announce
the approaching marriage of her
niece. Carolyn F.. OFT, and
Joseph F. Nagle, son of Mrs.
William Nagel.
The bride-elect is University
of Michigan grad and her fiance
received his higher education at
the u. of d.
Centerpiece of the tea table
was a twin wedding bell cake
with Joe" on one and Carol
on tother and The Date, Nov
cmber Is, inscribed on decorated
cups of ice cream.
Miss O's favorite pink and
blue shades were combined with
an heirloom embroidered cloth
and the same colors appeared
in the floral decor thanking the
cake.
Miss Dorothy Ullmann, Mrs.
William Gramley. Mrs. Carl
Ernst and Mrs. William Curtis
Jr.. occupied positions of inn
portance at the pekoe controls
and all was merry and bright.
MISS VIRGINIA OSBORN.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
v. Osborn of Crosse lie, will be
entering Sweet Briar College
as A member of the freshman
class along with Miss Frances
Lawrie, daughter of the Howard
II. Lawries of Lochmoor boule-
ward. who's a sophomore this
term.
MISS MARTHA JANE
BERRY. daughter of the Ray
mond II. Berrys of Lakeview
court. left Sunday TO start her
second year at Bennett Junior
College, in Millbrook, N. Y.
Might POSSIBLY fly home
for Thanksgiving-if not, you'll
see her during the Christmas
holidays.
THE BENSON FORDS are
back from the iaunt they be-
gan just before Labor Day and
are settling their beautiful we'd
ding home in the Pointe
The radiant Mrs. +. says OF
her new abode:
II love IL more every time l
see H."
JAMES PRESTON GRAY has
been drinking in great draughtS
Of the famed waters down Al
Mineral Wells, Tex, we learn.
FLUCTUATIONS TO Mr..
and Mrs. Adrian d. Rosen of
Sturtevant avenue on the birth
of son, Alan Dodd Septem-
Der s.
Mrs. R. was formerly Esther
Ruth Plotkin.
MRS. RODNEY NJ. JACK OF
La Mothe venue announces
the marriage of her daughter.
Jean Marie. and Robert Henry
FrederIckS, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William w. Fredericks.
The ceremony took place re-
Gently at ST Agnes Church with
tho Reverend Fournicr officiats
ing and the ST Brigid Choir
obhging with some very fine
music.
The bride wore white satin
made with a very full skirt that
extended into a lengthy train.
Her frothy veil was caught 10 a
tiara of Seedpearls and she
carried handsome disposal of
Easter lilies.
Her attendants. Miss Beatrice
Maher. Mrs. William FrederickS
Jr. Miss Catherine Buekers and
Miss Katherine Lempke. wore
gowns Of taffeta in the Autumn
shades and carried bouquets of
bebe NUNS and daisies.
Geraldine Dunn of Chicago,
cousin Of the bride, was a pretty
thrilled flower girl in her white
satin frock and matching bonnet.
Her diminutive bouquet was
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