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Set Sorority Day
Program Aug. 12
•- a carried an arm bouquet of white
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~ teacher at roses.
~cs High School Matron of honor was Mrs. The Detroit PanheUenic Asoo.
/~~ of Michaeli Jerry Wronski, of Minneapolis, ciation will sponsor its annual
tile prJUe fternOOO Au. Minn. Christine Stuart was the "Sorority Information Day"
Saturday a DY in 'First birdesmaid and Judith ZeUer, The Grosse Pomte 8oroPtimist
i II a eeremoCburcb, in the brid~groom.'s sister, was Saturday, August 12, in the 12th
~~oods. junior bndesmald. Hudson ComJ)aIly downtown.
~te ill the Cburch The bridegroom asked EImer Brunch, served at 10 o'clock,
~ . lely followed Heupel to act as best man. wi~ be ~ol1oWed by a program
~eddiDg dinner Ushers were Conrad Janus and WhlCh Will end at 12:30 o'clock.
'I~r Housein the Kenneth Knutson, the bride's The Fall Look for Campus, a
&1 .... - brother. preview of the larger College
tI: newlyweds After a wedding "trip through Fashion Show, will be given by
~ :v.eKnutsoos, of Northern Michigan ~nd Minoe. the Hudson College Board. Mrs.
Arlie aDd the Cbarles sota, the new Mr. and Mrs. Gerald BY,l'd,. of Notr~ Dam.e
)/ian.,Batt1e Creek. Zeller will make their home avenue, Distnct Colle~lale ~l'
~g the former in Grosse Pointe Park. rector for her so rOll t y, .WIlII
it clJ~e a floor ----_ speak and answer questions
~n wn of white about sorority life. Sorority girls
Empire go • lied with Named to the Union College, from many Michigan Colleges
!Jlf flowers JOlIer neck. Schenectady, N. Y., S pr in g will also be present.
p!Iris aecen l d scalloped Tenu Dean's List wa.t Econom. Invitations have been sent U>
llee ve ! an ics major RALPH R. PRESSEL, graduated high school senior
trJjn. ill 'on veil fell son of MR. and lIms. HARVEY girJa who are cOllege.bound this
IiII«l U::at accented R. PRESSEL, of SUUningdale fall, The. ~others of the girls
a ~!ace and she drive. are also lI1vJted and encouraged
1JIdiDI' ---------.--- to attend.
~ CMo Moryknoll Mis.ioner, a native Detroiter is
Imnd at !he "Midsummer Frolic," to be held:
GrDAe 'ointe War Memorial
Fries '!,aditoriulW
32 Lobsllore' (lleor Fisher Rd.)
Aug. 13, 1967 ot 7:00 p.m.
~m singing and dancing. "Mr. 8env!nuti". will
IIf the T~ronteJlo, qllOtriglia, Itolian donee) "lInda
and Fred lAdocio" the Philippinos candle dancers
.~llo Peralta Baumann" .ond tenor Jack Zogac OCCom-
. j;y Fontine-Zift-Lamb WIll be omoog the other nar.d
Free Refreshments
Donation $5.00 per person
iIi:km can be obtained at the door or call:
FinesseBeautySalon, VA 2-5520 or 885-7506
Proceeds to be used for severely needed items.
GOOblesl; you with heaplen blessing. Thanking you for
iltmst.
I remain,
Gratefully yours,
Mory PaleD."
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Members Ilf the Detroit Panhellenic
Association will be the
h 0 s t e sse s for the morning.
Chairman for the event is Mrs.
Robert Courtney McGee, of
Wedgewood drive; committee
members include Mrs. Loyal
Jodar, Mrs. Paul Sweeney and
Mrs. James Michelson.
SChOlarship awards will be
presented to the four 1967 win.
ners of the Panhellenic Schol.
arships. Lynn Susan Thompson,
GlUSe Poi n t e High School,
daughter of. the Marion K.
Toompsons, is one of the recipients.
She will attend the I
University of Michigan.
Michigan Club
Plans Send-OH
The University of Michigan
Club of Grosse P(linte will hold
its annual Freshman Send.Off
program for all those entering
the University this fall, at the
Grosse Pointe War Memorial
Center, 32 Lakeshore, On
Wednesday, August 16, at 8
o'clcek.
The program is plan!1ed to
give freshmen an insight into
what they can expect of the
Univendty .and what the University
will expect of them.
There will be a 3Q.minute,
sound, coIo:- motion picture en.
titled "Knowledge, Wisdom and
The Courage to Serve" which
was produced for the Univer.
sity's Sesquicentennial and
highlights the work of outstanding
graduates.
Another short color film
!"Michigan Rhapsody" will be
shown after which a panel of
students presently studying at
The University of Miclligan will
lead an informal question.andanswer
period, to be followed
by a social hour, with l'efreshments.
All Grosse Pointe area students
planning to attend The
University are invited.
Safe driving calls for individ.
ual action-a habit every motorist
should cultivate.
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS
Page Fifteen
by, of and for Pointe Women:
Mrs. Carl Oleson, III
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Marri'~d Saturday, in Our Lady Star of the Sea
Church were MARY JACQUELINE RAVEN, daughter
of the William G. RAVENS, of Clairview road, and
Mr. OLESON. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Oleson, Jr., of Glen Arbor.
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Mary Raven Says
Vows On Saturday4
Exchanging marriage vows Saturday morning in
Our Lady Star of the Sea Church were Mary Jacqueline
Raven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Raven, of
Clairview road, and Carl Oleson, III, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Oleson, Jr., of Glen Arbor.
The bride's silk linen A. ----line
gown was designed ~weetheart roses and ivy.
with a lace mini.bodice and In yeUow crepe A.line frocks
lace bell.shaped sleeves. were bonor attendant Kathleen
Her long train was also Raven, the bride's sister, and
fashioned of lace. bridesmaids Sharon Oleson, the
A pillbox hat with a pearl. bridegroom's sister, Patricia Suo
trimmed lace bow secured her dol, of Warren, and Mary Marfingertip
illusion veil and she Igaret cavanaugh, the bride's
carried a nosegay of white cousb.
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Their milJi-bodices and ben.
sleeves were accented with yel.'
low embroidery and their head ..
pieces were yellow Dior bows •.
They carried yellow and white
daisies in wicker baskets. .
Jack Barratt, Of Glen Arbor,
was his nephew's best man
while William Raven, Jr., the ,
bride's brother, Whitney
Bourne, of Scottsdale, Ariz.,
Gerald Barczak and Micheal
Raven, another brother of the
bride, seated the guests.
Mrs. Baven chose a light avocado
peau de soie dress with a.
matching chiffon jacket for her :
daughter's wedding and the re.:ception,
following the 11:30
o'clock ceremony, at Lochmoor' .
Club.
Mrs. Oleson, the bridegroom's .
mother, selected a blue ensem.
ble and both mothers wore or- ,
chid corsages.
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