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Thursday, September 18, 1969
Woman's Page
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Miss.liundlach Wed In Pointe I Spring
Carolyn ElIzabeth ~undlach, lendant KeIlie Compton. the:
~:ughter of former POinters Mr. bridegroom's niece. Flower girl I
r. and Mrs. Theodore J. Gund- Susan Johnson another niece I
lach, Jr., now of Orchard Lake, of the bridegr~m wore a pale
returned to Grosse Pointe for coral frock.' I
her Saturday, September 6 '
wedding to Larry Thomas Brad: Best man ~as ~onald J. Jub~ I
ford son of th R'I, T B d and Gary Blelomek, Conrad E.
ford~. of Redfo:d. I ey . ra - Cook, Richard B. Gundlach and
Officiating at the double ring Tbeodore J. Gun. d I a c h, I~I, I
ceremony in Grosse Pointe
Memorial Church was The Rev.
erend Richard Mitchell,
bl.rotherDsOfAthe .brlde'h and Yidll'l
;am ,. ~s me,
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broom s cousm, usMrE:d. . i
The bride's silk organza Em- For her daughter's wedding I
pire gown featured a Chantilly and the garden r.eception at I
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G R OS S E PO I NT ENE W S
Page Nineteen _
by, of' and for Pointe Women
Engaged
Betrothed
Setting for the Saturday. Sep- ,
tember 6, wedding of James
Britton Kaler. Ill. son of Mr.
and Mrs. James B. Kaler, of
Stanton lane, and Leslie Newell
Wydeen, daughter of the Donald
Albert Wydeens, of Belle
Fourche, S.D., was The Methodist
Church" Belle Fourche.
A reception at the Belle i
Fourche Country Club followed
the '2 o'clock rites at which
The Reverend Robert Roth presided.
Local Alpha Chi Omegas
Plan Founders Day Fete
Southeastern Michigan Alpha
Chi Omega Alumnae will celebrate
their Founders Day Tuesday,
September 23. at a pro-
I gram luncheon.in the Woodward
Room of the Top of the Flame.
Aaron Copland wiII be guest
speaker.
Mr. Copland, the Detroit Sym.
phony's guest conductor Sep.
tcmber' 25 and 27. is the immediate
past-president of the
MacDowell Colony, Peterborough.
N.H., established by Mrs.
Edward MacDowell, an Alpha
Chi Omega, as a specialized
workshOp for writers. painters,
sculptors and composers.
Alpha Chi Omega maintains
the Star Cottagc at the Colony
as well as the Fay Barnaby
Kent Scholarship Fund for
young Colony students.
Pointe Alpha Chi's who help.
ed plan the luncheon include
Chapter president Mrs. Bmce
Toek and group ehairman Mrs.
Thomas Heydman. Mrs. Lyle
Heavner is in charge of arrange.
ments anu Mrs .. John Krato will :
serve as mistress of ceremonies \
I Harper Auxiliary To Hear
I Commissioner J. F. Spreen
The opening fall meeting of
the Harper Hospital Auxiliary
will be held at the Wayne
County Medical Society in An.
tietam street, Detroit. Monday.
September 29, at 11 o'clock.
Police Commissioner Johannes
F. Spreen will be luncheon
guest and special speaker, discussing
"Urban Problems and
Their relations to tbe Detroit
Polke Department." Auxilians
are urged to bring guests.
lac~ b,odice and a lace-bordered I B,otsford In~. IfOl,lOWlD
Phone reservations must be
received by September 24. by
Mrs, Jay Higgins, 53?5908
LORETTA GILEWICZ. of '
Allard road, DEjltaZeta Province:
Alumnae director, accepted a Ii
Community Selvice Award on
behalf of the sorority presented i
by the Michigan Assocaton for I
Better Hearng and Speech at,
the ,:onclusion of its 38th annllal
conference :in Lansing. Delta
Zela was nominaterl for tile
"Award because of sorority memo
bers' philanthropic efforts on
behalf of the deaf and hard of
hearing on! local, state, and II
national. levels.
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g the 3:30 I'
tram. A lace petal headpiece 0 clock serllce Mrs.- Gundlach
caught her elbow length silk selrcted a champagne silk jac~ilIusiOil'
veil and she carried a et dress and a green orchid
cascade of white g'ladioli 'mini. c,o r sag e. The bridegroom's I
ature mums and ivy.' m~ther chose an aqua peau de
In a floor length fru wait
Alfred E. Zier
Jeweler • Goldlmlth
16437 E. Werrell TU 1-4'10
W. buy old gold, Jewelry
d'amonds.
Beautiful
colors
I and designs,
011 Ila1lddone
in India
CREWEL
EMBROIDERY
Miss Russell Will Be Bride,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin G. Russell
of Norwood Drive, have an.
nounced tlle engagement of
their daughter Margaret Ruth,
10 Bruno RobellO Velasquez,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Domingo
Velasquez, of Livonia.
The bride.elect is a student
, .
fashion is
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Omeg;,; Phi Alpha sorority.
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Her
fiance, also an Education major
at EMU, is a member of 'Scab~
bard .and ~lade.
A November wedding is
planned.
in the College of Education at I It takes a gemus to get 100
Eastern Michigan University cents worth of purchasing
wh~r.~.~~_e_is_~~~~e~_w_i~ power out of today's dollar. ,~
Personalized Clzrist1JlaS Cards
Buy NOlV ~nd Save 10%
~ffer expiresSept. 30th.
19849 Mack Ave,
884-6615
the entire collection of daytime
and evening fashions of tltis
eminent designer
will be shown
The Sphere
~.H.-_
Fall and Winter 1969
BURKE~AMEY
Couture Collection
TODAY, Thursday, September 18
and Friday, September 19
informal modeling
10:30 to 4:30
78 KERCHEVAL OR the HILL
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GROSSl POINTE
fCl!' drapery,
, slipcovers,
llpholsteT1l
and bedspreads
A beaded front panel accented
the bride's white crepe' A line
gown. She wore a fingertip
illusion veil and carried a formal
bouq.uet. o.f orchids and I
stephanotis.
Her attend~~t~, in cap-steeved 1
A line frocks of aqua shantung,
\ carrying.yellow mums, were her
sister, Melanie Wydeen. who
served as maid of honor, and
bridesmaids Pamela Mortenson,
\ of Hayes, S.D., a cousin of the
bride, Jana Sue Kaler, the
bridegroom',~ sister, and Jan
I ,Jones. of Beresford, S.D. ,
George Sutton was best man.
Seating the guests were Wallace I
Wydeen, the bride's brother,
Save on every beautiful yard, a 'second'
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Mon. 'Nite 'tH 9:00.