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Thursday, September 18, 1969
Woman's Page • • •
Miss Trevaskis
Will Say Vows
Luce,tte Vincent
To Be Married
Former Pointers Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jules Vincent,
G. Edward Trevaskis, who now of Moran road, are annoWlcing
, make their home in 51. Clair the engagement of their daugh.
Shores. have announced the en. ter, Lucette, to James Fullerton,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
gage~ent of their daughter, Fullerton, of Detroit.
Sheridan Lee, to Nicola (Nick) The bride.elect was gradu.
Sebastiani, son of Mr. and Mrs. ated from St. Paul's and the
Dominic Sebastiani, of San University of Detroit.
Diego, Calif. A February 28 wedding is
, The bride-elect attended Mesa planned. '
College. Her fiance has servea ------ I
in the United States Marine Don't envy the man who gets I
corps., Iahead-study his technique. I
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of children's wear in sizes
up to 14 for girls ~nd16 for boys.
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in the days. of the
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They're Planning ASy~phony KaleidoscopeI
Committee members for Symphony
Kaleidoscope, the music.education series
sponsored by the Women's and Junior
Women's Associations for the Detroit
Symphony, gathered recently at the Wel.
lington place home of' MRS. JEROME
W. BENSON, (left), to check final plans
for the programs which begin Tuesday,
The fall season for Grosse
Pointe Yacht Club women opens
today with a buffet luncheon
and fashion shnw, "Looking at
I
Slate Industrial Medical
Auxiliary Meeting Friday
. Pholo by Eddie McGrath, ;r.
September 23, in Ford Auditorium. With
Mrs. Benson, Kaleidoscope chairman for
the Symphony Women, are MRS. ROB.
ERT KAISER, (center), Kaleidoscope instructor,
MRS. WILLIAM D. BEACH, in
charge of student contacts, and MRS.
HENRY ROESCH, (seated), vice-chair.
man.
Kaleidoscope Series
Opens Next Tuesday
Tomorow's Fashions' Today by Morning Study Groups and Attendance at Afternoon
_____________________ Milgrim's," under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Clarence K.
Johnston.
Open Rehearsals
in 1969
of Detroit Symphony F.,eatured
Music-ECiucation Programs
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,Co-chairman is Mrs. Roger Th' , S h K I 'd th . d
Smith and committee members IS year s ymp ony a el oscope, e mUSlc-e uinclude
the Mesdames Clifford cation series annually co-sponsored by the Women's and
Loranger, Joseph Kaiser, RL. Junior WOl}1en's Associations for the Detroit. Symphony,
Johnson and A.S, Linzell. Mrs. will be presented in its entirety at Ford Auditorium.
William Schmidt is ge:leral,Sched~l~!d to begin n~xt0 .
chairman of GPYC's women's Tuesday, September 23, and Pi Beta Phi 'Alumnae
activities. co.ntinue through API1.1 ~a- Will Meet Monday
The pady starts with are. leldoscope's form~t will m. , __
£reshment hour al U:30 o'clock. 1 d b th g t d
Modeling, in the show will be cue 0 ml:lrm~ s u Y The Grosse, Pointe Alumnae
Club members', Mrs. Jack "Bott; groups ,and attelldance at of Pi Beta Phi, the nation's
Mrs. Dennis White, Mrs. Fred. afternoon open rehearsals oldest fraternity for women, will
. k HiIIi M h of the ~Orchestra, the for- inaugurate their 1969.70 pro.
erJe ger, rs. Carles' D. mer ]'n\the SocI'a1 Hall, the gram with a luncheon at 12:30
LaFond, Mrs. Harold Walton,
Mrs. Roger Rinke, Mrs. George latter in the" 'Auditorium o'clock next Monday, Septem-
Beard, Mrli. Joseph K. Miller, proper. , ',; f 'I, ,her 22, at the, ,h~me of Mrs.
Mrs. Thomas Wayde and Mrs. Aim of the series,!ppen to the John DeWald, o~ Alger place.
Thomas Baumgarten. general public, IS til give con. The opening 'JiJeeting will con.
cert-goers and lovers of fine sist of an illustrated report by
music a better understanding president Mrs. John Prost on
and appreciation of the selec. the fratenrity's convention held
tions to be played by the Detroit recently in Pasadena, Calif. All
Symphony during the 1969.70 Pi Phis in the area are urged
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Roman Empire, people only.
lived a short time. Today in
the United States, life
expectancy is ?O yea~s!
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The Woman's Auxiliary to tlie season. , . . to attend.
M . h' I d t' I M d' I A Women s ASSOCiation mem- . I
IC Igan n us flil e Ica s- b f Th P . t k OffIcers of the group for the
sociation will hold a luncheon . ers rOt~ e. o~ ~ are: ,~r . coming year include President
meeting at noon tomorrow, Fri- ~ng on ~ p~Jec me ~ ~ rs. Prost of Pemberton road vice.
day, September 19, in ~u~k's a~~o~~e Mes::~:~ ~~~~~a~: president Mrs. William 'Grier-
Lakes.hore Inn. Mrs. Wilham B k Th I Y J son of Hawthorne road treas.
K . A '1' 'd t urczy omas. oung, o. , , ,
napp IS UXl13ry presl en h J "M h II St h M' urer Mrs. John Gustafson. of
for the 1969-70 year sep. ars a, ep en . H'I1 t d t
_____ ._ Sweeney, Flavio Vanicelli and .1 cres roa, secre ary. Mrs.
Mrs. Robert Kaiser, wbo will be DeWald, program chairman
GREEN LIGHT linstructor for the third consecu. !'frs. Charles Tuff1e.y, of .vern.
A single-track minrl will get ltive year. ler road, membership chalr!Dan
a man by only if he has the Pointers on the Junior Woo Mrs. Ronald Da.lby, of McMJllan
right-of-way before he starts.
----.----men's
Kaleidoscope
include Mrs. Paul
committee
A. Eagan,
roa.d, Rush charrman
MeIer, of L?chmoor
Mrs. Carl
bouleva.rd,
chairman, and the, Mesdames Pan. Hellemc representatIve
Henry Roesch Neil Snow and Mrs. John Seeber, of Hamptnn
William D. B~ach. road, and m~gazines and Ar.
The opening program will fea.
ture Mrs. Julia Meighan, head
of Grosse Pointe South High's
rower aft cham.nan Hrs. John
Owens, of Buckmgham road.
The group's annual rummage
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Art Department, discussing Mu. sale will be held Thursday. De.
sic and Art in America in the tober 23, at the St. Clair Shorcs
20th Century.
I An open rehearsal, Sixten Ehr.
Recreation Center in East
ferson avenue.
Jef.
ling conducting, featuring via.
IHnist Ivry Gillis is schedulcd
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At their recent national con.
for November 5.and on Dec~m- vention in Chicago memhers of
ber 2 Grosse Pomte South High I Phi Gamma Nu sorority re-
I E.nglis.h instructor Suzanne Bo. elected VIRGINIA DORIAN, of
:vm :WIllspeak ~n ~th Century, Roosevelt place, national pres i-
! MUSICand Art m England. Ident. Othcr Pointers scrving the
I !he December 17 program sorol'!ty in c Iud e DOROTHY
!wlll be a~ open rehear~al, Alex. CHOPE, who will continue as
:an~er Glb~on conductmg, fea. executive secretary, and LOIS
!turmg celhst Lawrence Foster MITCHELL, who will continue
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'I'his attractive English home h~_smuch to offer the family with children. There
are 4 good.size bedrooms, nice den, breakfast room, large recreation room (21x30),
first floor lavatory, screened and covered terrace. and a 3-car' garage.
Considerahle carpel and draperies are includl)d.
MAY WE SHOW IT TO YOU?
'and another open rehearsal, to handle
iThomas Schippers conducting, is
!set for January 28.
I "Comparing the Mus i c a 1
Al!.cs" with Poir.ter Ruth Bur-
Iczyk as gu,'Jt concert pianist is
ion the February 2:1agenda.
I The final program, April 15.
!will be a~ open rehears~l with
! Leonard .l'ennario, pianist, Six.
;ten Ehrling conductin!!.
accounts
.
i Tickets for the entire Kalei.
YOUR HOME-NEXT TO YOUR FAMILY-IS
MOST PRECIOUS POSSESSION
SHOULD YOU WANT TO SELL
YUUR
rloscope series are $10 each. Individual
tickets both for morn.
1,ing
study groups and afternoon
i open rehearsals are $2 each, ($1
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