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j :. (, . 1 , , ~'- ~'~' ~-... "' ",;' ", ,.,', .. ~.. .,., Page Twenty ---------- \ Thursday, September 18, ,1969 Society News Gathered foom Allof the Pointes ______________________________ ----.-------.-.-~"---~ .._.. .,.... .._. "'_".... ~~.._r~ ._ ----.------ Church Wo_me __n _DlS_. p_'ay Talents I Grosse Pointe Congregational Ibers are Mrs. Arthur Erickson. I' Church Women's Association Mrs. Robert McCullough and will begin fall activities with a Mrs. Robert Bogan. "Show and Tell" night next I Group Two will serve as hos. T1;Iesday,September ~. D~ssert tesses for the dessert under the ~vill be served at 7.30. a clock direction of !llrs. Wray Donald. In the Church Fellow~hip Hall. son, culinary chairman. i ,.Members and tbe,!. guests Baby.sitting will be pl'Ovided ' ",ill have an oppo~tuntty to ~ee and reservations may be made: assembled talent dls)Jlays which at the Church OUice. i other members have a,eated. . Those participating in t.• show ------will explain their sprcialties. . MRS. IVAN B. TAYLOR op. Mrs. Robert Agne, program ened ber North Edgewood drive chairman, is anticipating a var. horne for the September 2 meet. iety of handicraft, artistic, cu]. ing of the Grosse Pointe Woods inary, needle craft and sewing Garden Club. Co.hostesses were exhibits. MRS. LOWELL MONTGOME. Mrs. Kenneth Bergmann is RY. whose demonstration on chairman of the committee making flowers from pine cones. handling arrangements for the Ifollowed the ,bus1.ness section, J show. Other committee mllm. and MRS. NEIL McDONALD. I .n-..M-..S ! Billy the Iid SLA(;J{S - FLARED AND STRAIGHT - SOLIDS AND PLAIDS Sizes 4 to 10 \l1]][![J~1!3 rslbl!ll?iXI[3~ ------=== .....------- On the Hill Stadium c5favorites .t Four-piece wool pantsuit with matching likirt .•• complete ensemble, from $6~. atthis Closet 673 Fisher Road (;Rosse fbItJ"t:e ~ Mrs. William J. Crews Pho,o by :Ed!lle"McGrath, Jr. At a noon ceremony Saturday, September 13, in Frank H. Howes'. Memorial Chapel~ Evanston, Ill., MALINDA SCHAILL, daughter of the l1arold Arthur Schaills, of Kensington road, and Mr. Crews, son of Mr. and Mrs. John William Crews, ,of Evanston, were married. Lawyers' Wives Plein Activities _. Ann Landers, the most widely close two days of adivities syndicated columnist in the planned by the Lawyer's Wives world, will be the princip::.1 whose husbanis are convening speaker at a joint luncbeon of for the annual meeting of the Lawyers Wives of Michigan and State Bar. Pointer Mrs. Doug. the State Bar of Michig8n next las L. Paterson is Lawyers Thursday. September 25, at De- Wives president. Mrs. 'Richard troit's Sheraton.Cadillac Hotel. A. Harvey, another Pointer, is general chairman of, the eon- Miss Landers' appearance be. vention committee. fore the group will bring to a ______ ~ Preceding .the.limcheon Law. yers Wives members will. attend their annual me-:lting wbere deleg~tes from 28 auxiliaries. located throughout ~ state will report on their actf~ities. A. DeVere Ruegsegger, of Balfour road. first vice-presi. dent of the State Bat. of Michi. gan, will deliver a message 'of' '. welcome from his organization. The women's activities com- I. mence with a meeting of th"ir ' ' Council on Wednesday, Septem. ber 24. A luncheon and fashion show willibe hcld -at the De. troit Yacht Club 10llowing the Council meeting. Windsor Castle DBE Meeting Set Today Mrs. Denis A. Darin, Jr., is opening her Detroit horne for the first fall meeting of the Windsor Castle Chapter, Daugh. ters day. of the British Empire, to. Pointers planning to attcnd include Mrs. Jerome K. Dres. ser, regent, of Audubon road, Mrs. Robert McBz:ide, of Lln. coin road, Mrs. 'Brandon M. Rogers, of Moran road, Mrs. Weston Jenkins, of Mount Vcr. non road, and Mrs. Robert Haddock, of Vendome road. The ladies will discuss pro. I grams for the corning year and ,offer suggestions lor projects II to help raisc fnnds for the Old People's. Horne in Brookfield, m., whIch the Chapter sup. ports.. I NO COMMON SENSE I Power wilhout responsibility is the key to most serious high. way .accidents these days. 1--------_._----- Donrf "Throw" Your . Nexf Party! let AIT Productions PRODUCE it! • Provocotive people provided .. Guests ranging from TV per. sonalities - Pulitzer Prize winners - hippies - very pretty girls. . OTher services include special lighting effects - close circuit TV--go.go doncers-or a complete Caboret sty'e mini.review. 851.1212 for details IMalinda Sehaill Wed To William J. Crews , The print blossoms out in maize/pink or blue/green with solid color rufflings. B. Muu muu nigh lie. 4.14 sizes, 5.00 C. Quilted robe. 4.6x sizes, 9.00 8.14 sizes, 10.00 If it's from Wright Kay, it's Distinctive. 0' OMEGA et~~' ~. One glance tells him the day, the d.ate and the time. Fa- MOllS - for ~accuracy Omega, wa tc h in stainless steel - it winds itself, is antimagnetic and water7 .' resistant;Wright Kay' and Omega guaranteed, of course. $155 -1~ '-" ..;' , . to sl•• py-tim. gals in our , collection of collon f1ennel sleep.end.lounge weor • A. Culotte pajama, button front. 4~14sizes, 5.00 With 14-kt.gold top end stainless steel bock $175 Phone 885-5515 hawaitan flow.rs bring warmth Open Thursday and Friday Evenings with touches of wheat. lers, of Nashville. Tenn., and Marvin Gross, of Evanston, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bengel, of was best man. James Crews, Newport, Ark. the bridegroom's brother, seated I Traveling to lllinois for the the guests. wedding from the Detroit area Mrs. SchaiIl chose a rose. were. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard crepe dress and jacket ensemble Klaasen, Mr. and Mrs. Clark while the bridegroom's mother Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Jac.k selected a cranberry velvet Sieffert. dress accented with gray piping Following a Michigan vaca. Frank H. Howes Memorial Chapel, Evanston, ilL, is and a long scarf. tion the newlyweds will be at i Setting for Noon Ceremony: Couple Out.of.town guests included home in Chicago, Ill. I Will Live 1n Chicago . the bride's grandmother, Mrs. . . I L. L. Campb,'ll,. of Asheville, Folks who live the most are . Exchanging weddin. g vows Saturday, September .13, N.C., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sis. not those who live the fast~st. iill the Frank H. Howes Memorial Chapel located in the . garden of the Garrett Theological Seininary, Evanston, Ill., were Malinda Schaill and William John Crews. Members of the two fam.~------------ Hiesand a few close friends 1 retl' Theological Seminary.' oifi. witn.essed the ceremony elated af the noon ceremony. which was written by the The new Mrs. Crews, daugh. Ibride and bridegroom and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ar'1 included their favorite se. thur Schaill, of Kens,ington ro~d, lections of poetry. wore her mo~er s weddmg I Music at the chapel and gar. ~own of. Chantilly lace over den 'reception given by the Ivory satin.. .. . bride's parents at the home of Pearls and whIte satin bea~s the bridegroom's parents, Mr. acce~ted her lace and .satin I and Mrs John William Crews weddl11g cap and she carrIed a of Evan~ton, was provided by I spray of gardenias with ivy. David Starr and Chuck Hollins Ann .Noecker, maid of honor, on the flute, recorder and was in a turquoise silk dress guitar. Iand carried an arrangement of Mr. John Batse1, of the Gar., fall flowers in gold and bronze Lawyers Wives of Michigan l7lt r ]e g ht'Kay has grown from a handful of , ') wives who decided 12 years ago. while they were "waiting , out" their husbands' attend. 17052 Kercheval in Grosse Painte, Open Thurs. &. Fri. 'til 8:30. ance at the Bar convention that 1500 Woodword, Northland & Birmingham. Convenient Account". they might be' of assistance in enhancing the public image of the lawyers, to an organization of approximately 2,400 memo bers. For several years the~' have supported the distribution of a pa mph1et entitled "You. and the Law" to thousands of intermed. iate students in Michigan's I public and private schools. Other LWM from The Pointe area working on convention plans arc Mrs. Nathan G. Good. now, chairman of protocol, and Mrs. William N. Fritz, chair. man of the flowers committee. The Moth Hole Needle Point Think Christmas Coasters $j.50 and $5.00 Eyeglass Cases $10.50 frames $15.00 and $17.50 luggage Rack Straps $15.00 Tissue Box Covers $17.50 Men's ,Cummer bunds $22.50 - ~. . -. Upstairs at 81 Kercheval on the Hill TU )-3770 Hours 10~4, Monday ti.ru Saturday .Leo 9 s EUROPEAN HAIR FASHIONS 9 ,Kercheval Ave.,. Pu.nch & Judy Block . 885-8851 .problern "'perm? I•.•~ • ' ;.;' '~ -jf your perm is too curly-too frizzy-too ioose-. too tight -,-if you paid too much for your last perm -'-if yo~ want service that's the fine~t -'-if you want to take advantage of our experience (orne in or call LEO -------------- ---- Free Parking I I
Thursday, September 18, 1969 Woman'8 Page Miss Place Marri'ed To Horst Armbrust and boxwood greens white streamers. tied with Honor att.!ndant was Mrs. Gary Burkhardt, sister of the bride. Mrs. Reinhard Otten, of New York City, Janice Kurko, the bride's cousin, and Lore Armbrust, of New York" City, the bridegroom's sister, were bridesmaids .. Each wore a bell-shaped sleeveless Apricot linen gown with a bow accenting ber waistline. Their Colonial bouquets of peach pompom mums, white miniature carnations and yellow Sweetheart roses matched Van K. drive, chose a silk crepe A line gown. Her yoke, sleeves and train were fElShloned of Alencon lace. their garland he8dpieces. .Reinhold Otten was his broth. er's best man. They are ~e sons oi Mr. and Mrs. Walter Otten, of New York. A Camelot cap of embroid- Ushers were Henry Burfeind, Yoke, Sleeves Md Train of Bride's Silk Crepe Gown Fashioned of Alencon Lace; Attendant!' Wear Apricot Linen At home in New York City are Mr. and Mrs. Horst Armbrust ~ho exchanged marriage vows Saturday, August 16, In Bethany Lutheran Church. The Reverend N~than K.. Grefrath officiated. Speaker was the Reverend Oswald RIess. $----------- Following the 7 o'clock candlelight ceremony and reception at The Whittier the couple left for a vacation on the West Coast and Hawaii. ered lace with pearl accents of Ghent, N.Y., Gary Burk. caught her short veil of import- hardt and The Reverend Wil- . The bride, the former Betty" ed silk illusion. She c.arried a Ham Otten, of Rochester, the Jane Place, daughter of Mr. Colonial bouquet of pink Sweet- bridegroom's cousin. and Mrs. Hollis A. Place, of heart roses, dried baby's-bref-th The bride's brother, L. Tilll- =:--------------------- othy Place, a member of the University of Michigan Sym. phony Band, was trombone soloist. Women's Specialty Shop for Sal~ Ex~ellent oppOltunity for so'meone _to take over a gOIng business in a choice Grosse Pointe location. Write Box D-4, Grosse Pointe News, 99,Kel'cheval, Grosse Pointe Faims, 48236 You'll fall in love with" new Lenox hand. ~Iov,," lead crystal, designed to coordinate exquisitely with Lenox china. Here we show "Brookdale" patte"rn in lenox crystal, 20.25 for a 3-piece plilce setting. (goblet, champagne and, wine), and "Brookdale" pattern in' Lenox china, 28.95 for a 5-piece setting. Brides, be sure to Register at Wright Kay_ Phone 885-5515 Wright Kay 17051 Kercheval in Grosse Pointe. Open Thurs & Fri. 'till 8:30. 1500 Woodward, Northland & Birmingham. Convenient Accounts • The Liggett School Lecture Series Promptly frf JO:OO •• m. to H:OO ..... I. Thursday, October 9, 196'9 Dr. Margaret Mead Curator of Ethnology, American Museum C!f Nat. ural <strong>History</strong>. Adjunct Professor of Anthropology, Columbia University. One of the outstanding women of the twentieth century .. "Limitations and Responsibility of Privileee" 2. Thursday, Odober 30, 1969 Dr, William B. Boyd Vice Chancellor-Student Affairs, University of California, Berkely,-1966-1968. Preside~t ~f Central Michigan University. One of the natIon s younger college presidents. "Closing The Values Gllp" 3. Tuesday, November II, 1969 Dr. Robert J. Gaukler Private practice of psychoanalysis of Adolescents. Supervising analyst, Philadelphia Psychoanalyti~ Ir.stitute. Clinical Assistant, Professor of Plo)'chlatry, Temple University Medical School. "Penpective in Turbu!ent Times" J I •••• ,, •••• 11'II "' ••••• 1 I.' '.1 II ,., .., . Liggett Lecture Series KRESGE AUDITORIUM 850 BRIARCLIFF DRIVE GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN ~B236 I wish to order ------ lecture series tickets at $6.00 for the series. Please make checks payable to the Liggett lecture Series. . : Name .. ! : Address . i '.n"I1II1"'IJIID.ftlnnanlunrnonm~- ."W.I " " • • A pale green silk worsted jacket dress with matching accessories was the bride's moth. er's choice for her daughter's wedding. . The bridegroom's mother chose a turquoise shantung jacket dress and matching accessories. Both pinned cymbid. ium orchic1s to their purses. ------~------- Spanish Pianist If it's from Wright Knv It'. Distinctive W.ith Symphony - ( 'World Tour' Scheduled For Kappa Alpha Thetas • Kappa Alpha Theta Detroit- ,'U area alumnae will meet Monday. September 29, at the home of Mrs. Gordon Bryant in Huntington Woods for a 6:30 o'clock dinner followed by a program feaUring Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Coryall, of Grand Rapids. Using slides on two screens at once the Coryalls will take viewt'rs on a tour around the world .Plans for future alumnae meetings will be reviewed during the evening. All interested alumnae are invited to attend. MICHAEL T. TIMMIS, of McMillan road, is co.chairman of the Wayne State University Law Alumni Association's sec. ond annual reunion breakfast to be held next Wednesday morning, September 24, in Detroit's Sheraton-Cadllac Ho. tel. CHARLES W. JOINER, WSU Law School dean, will be the speaker at the 8 o'clock affair scheduled to coincide with the four.day anual State Bar meeting Septkmber 23 through 26. PUT • Your Wedding • Bar Mitzvah • Kid's Birthday Party • Adults Party ON TELEVISION (Instant replay on your own TV set or rp~orded permanently on "ideo tope, if you prefer.) Coli for detoils AIT Production, Inc, 851-1212 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Mrs .. Horst Arm brust GO WITH !~~PANTS BOOT It's what yoa" need to go with yOw cill' pants for the season's biggest Ioot-the pants look. see our pant. boots bJ AAdiamo soon. 16 DAYS Andiamo Only Plus 19,95 Tax & Tips ....... IUD DAY, PRESIDENT . •.~ .. TU 6.0111 111\ iI\' if'll. l~. o WMF. Fraser's Stoi.ftle. Steel Flotwore $6 to~ A. ....iIte", ~ lO.oo ..... _ ...... .,pow$6 B, .'Pilgrtm", ~r1y 12.00 ••••••••••• hOW $8 C.:'M-orlow", pegvIorly 12.00•••••••••• ROW $8 D. "fineS5e"~ re~ 12.09 t .. DOW $8 JacobSorrS A 5-piece pkJce settil!9 Home Oeeorativ. Shop Page Twenty-one by:; of and for Pointe Women: Wedding vows were spoke'n Saturday, August 16, in Bethany Lutheran Church by BETTY JANE PLACE, daughter of Mr. and' Mrs." Hollis A. Place, of Van K drive, and Mr. Armbnlst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Otten, of New York City. " Donald H. Batts To Claim Bride Alicia de Larrocha, acclaimed as a great pianist, will make her first appearances with the . ," . W dd' is Detroit Symphony Orchestra, M~. and Mrs.Fre~erlck • A summer we mg this Thursday and Saturday, Elz.en,nan, of ~erks~ road, planned. September .'18 and 20, in Ford DetrOIt, are annou';lclDg the en. ------ Auditorium. gagement of thelt daughter, Aviation Structural Mechanic Willi W f' Id d 'Mary Helen, to Donald Herman Airman THOMAS C. BALLANam ar Ie an the Batts, son of Mi. and Mrs. Mar- TYNE. USN, son of MR. and K~nneth. ?ewell. Chorale also tin' Batts, of Nottingham road. MRS. FORD BALLANTYNE, will partiCIpate ID th~ concerts. The bride.:eleet attends Calvin JR., of Touraine road, has been Both perform~nces WIU ~e con- College, Grand Rapids, from graduated from the nine-week d~c~d by Slltten Ehrlmg be. where her fiance who now at- Aviation Structural Mechanic gmn~g at 8:30 o'clock. tends L 0 y 0 1a University's Course in Structures at the Miss de La,!ocha will play the Slritr.h School of" Medicine in Naval Air Technical Training Schumann .PIano Concerto on Chicago was gradllatl.!d. Center, Mr,mphis, Tenn. Thursday mght and the Chopin 1-" ' Piano. Concerto NO.2 on Satur •• ,..j~'Shoe Salon day mght. 4 " Mr. Warfield, noted American i c'~ , baritone, will be narrator for a tM 1" ~ " new work by Ulysses Kay'en- wa "Olt--:%ttfU titled "Once' There Was a Man: " A Covenant ror OUr Time." Kercheval at St. CI.ir The work was commissioned for' a world premiere perfo:!'"inance by the Detroit. Symphony and Worcester Chorus, with C narrator, at the 110th Worcester, . '" Mass., Music Festival in October but will be given a preview hearing by the Symphony this week. The Kenneth Jewell Chorale will participate in the Detroit performance. Orchestra works on the ~ame C program will be the Prokofieff Symphony No. 1 ("Classical") ; and the Messia~n "Les Offrandes Oubliees" on Thursday night and the Dvorak's "Hussite" Overture and Messiaen "Les Offrandes Oubliees" on Saturday night. " Alicia de Larrocha was born in Barcelona, Spain. She studied piano with Frank Marshall. She .has played in every music capital in Europe and will tour extensively in the United States this year. William Warfield was born in Arkansas and grew up in Rochester. N.Y., where he attended the Eastman School of Music. He has appeared on tele. vision, the stage and in movies as well as in concert. Gold Brown HAWAII '4,30 Includes: Round Trip Jet Air Fare from Detroit DAY TRAVE,L CO• 16847 Kercheval I" th. Viii••• -Hotel Accommodations Sightseeing-Transfers .Optional Dine.Around & Entertainment ,.;:vailable for $120. • Departures: Sept. 27.Nov. 1 and Dee. 6th. JAy W. SORGE, of Touraine ita! gifts campaign for Benn~tt [men which is seeking funds fo. road, has accepted an invitaton College, MiUbrook, N.Y. His a Science Center, two Dew reu. to become Detrot area parents' d81lghter, SUSAN, is a ~enior Idence halls and a minimum at cbairman of an $8,000,000 cap. at the two.year college for wo- six endowed professorships. Save now oa extra pJ«e seltN.gs tor yow own dill'ing service, Of b.y ~ sOOwer and b~ gifts. •• grocefd,o designed Of\d perfec~ balanced flatware of Froser's Crt)IOOgOfl st
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