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G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S. Thursday, Apr~
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Society News Gathered from All of the Point
Elizabeth Palombit
Marries John Dee
• SU,ITS
A group of
• DRESSES
• COSTUMES
will be cleared at
,/] to 1/ 2 OFF
3 Kerch".t A.,.." .t Fisher RM'
Punch and Judy Block
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BEAUTY SCHOOL
'670 I E. Warren
{2 blks. E. of Outer Dr.) 886-6676
THOMAS C. SHUMAKER.
~on of DR. aDd MRS. EDWARD
J. SHUMAKER, of Lothrop
road, and THOMAS K. FISHER,
JR., son of 'the SENIOR FISH.
ERS, of Lothrop road, are
members of the sailing Team
at Georgetown University,
where both are sophomores.
They're be sailing for George.
town in the Detroit "lnVitational
Regatta April 29 and 30.
LAMPS
by
MARftN
100's of New Shades
Just Arrived
• Lamps
• Lamp Shades
• lamp Mounting -
and Repairing
• lighting Fixtures
15439 MACK AVE.
"rU 1-9333
2612 N. Woodward A.ve.
Cbetw. 12 & 13 Mi. Rds.l
549.02~2
and we're happy.
Yes, we've moved to ,our NEW location!
we bring the outside INSIDE
with plenty of light and SUNSHINE!
I I I
and guess what!
MUSKI
All this plus - expert training
other sister of the bride, Suz.
anne Palombit, Elaine Palombit
and Elizabeth Toffolo, of Wash.
ington, D.C., cousins of the
bride, Ann ~larantette and Mary
Ann Dee, the bridegroom's
sister, were bridesmaids.
They chose f 10 0 r length
S-- -I P I d L A I' A t B'd I I gowns of lime green crepe with
eea ear $ an ace pp lques ccen rI e $ vory floor length illusion veils and
Peau de Soie Gown: Attendal~ts Wear carried bouquets of white roses
Lime Green Crepe and lilies.of.the.valley.
The bridegroom, son of the
A ~apal Blessing was bestowed upon Mr. and Mrs. John Dees, of Detroit, asked
John Michael Dee following their Tuesday evening mar- Thomas Tabacchi to act as best
riage in Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. man.
Officiatingatthecandle.(i>>------------ In the usher corps were Louis
light rites was The Rev- with a WaUeau train. Palombit, Jr., brother of the
erend Ralph V. BRrton. Pearl and crystal-t rim me d bride. Hiram Badea, Allen Koch,
George Webber, ~lichael Le.
The bride, the former Eliza. peau de soie roses held her Febvre and Jamcs OIeski.
beth Irene Palombit, daughter illusion veil. Her flowers were The ceremony was followed by
of ihe Louis Palombits, of Web. white roses. a reception at the Grosse Pointe
ber place, wore a gown of ivory Serving as her sister':; honor Yacht Club. Mrs. Palombit chose
peau de soie, appliqued with attendant was Mrs. Thomas M. an apricot silk linen sheath
seeds pearls and lace and styled Kennedy. Mrs. Lee George, an- dress and coat ensemble in
which to greet her guests. She
pinned a wh i t e cymbidium
orchid to her purse.
Mrs. Dee, the bridegroom's
mother, wore a dress and coat
ensemble of turquoise brocade.
Her corsage of white roses was
also pinned to her purse.
They newlyweds will mlike
their home in Detroit.
- Lots 'of color to inspire you!
Bright oranges, yellows, greens and pinks, all
blended beautifully together-
Mrs. John Michael Dee
Photo by Paul Gach
ELIZABETH IRENE PALOMBIT and Mr. Dee
were married Tuesday evening, in Our Lady Star of
the Sea Church. She is the daughtf'r of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Palombit, of Webber place. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Dee, of Detroit.
Betrothed
Mr,' and Mrs. John Edward
Salada, of Fleetwood o=ive, are
announcing the engagement of
their daughter, MARY JANE,
to Thomas Joseph Young, of
Detroit, SOil of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley N. Young.
The bride.elect and her fiance
were both graduated from the
University of Detroit, where she
affiliated with Delta Zeta sor.
ority. .
A June 22 wedding is planned,
in st. Joan of Arc Church.
SDme people make history,
others write it, and others sleep
right through it.
NEW
SPA~~ISH
PROVINCIAL
a lavish example
. of modified
baroque design
by
Ch,trch Circles
Slate Sessions
The -Grosse Pointe Memorial
C.h u r c h Women's Association
Circles will meet Tuesday, May
.2.
Entertainicg Circle One will
be Mrs. Ben L. Tallman, of Mc-
Kinley avenue. Circle Two will
gather in the Berkshire road
home of Mrs. L. Murray Thomas,
Circle Three in the Roslyn road
home of Mrs. C. M. Simmons and
Circle Four in the Brys drive
h 0 m c of Mrs. William P.
Kreidler.
Hostess for Circle Five will
be Mrs. L. Gaylord Hulbert, of
Clairview road. Circle Six will
meet in the Maumee avenue
home of Mrs. George Hanson,
Circle Seven in the Renaud road
hClme of Mrs. Clifford D. Ben.
son and Circle Eight ir. the
Bishop road home of Mrs. A. W.
Pietra.
Mrs. George Romney will be
guest speaker at the Detroit
Presbyterial Society. Wednesday,
~Iay 3, at 10 o'clock, at Cherry
Hill United Presbyterian Church
in Dearborn. Her theme will be
"A World on the Move," relatinv
to "Social Education in Action."
Luncheon reservations and
transportation may be obtained
by contacting Mrs. F ran k
Raphael, 886-2448, before noon
Monday, May 1.
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The upkeep of a social posi.
tion is often a family's downfall.
Elegance, gaiety,
vitality ••• these are
harmoniously inlerr-,reted
in our newest pattern,
Spanish Provincial. Sculptured
sterling and deligl1tful
openwork make this design
most appealing. , " for your
every festivo occasion.
Come in, be one of the
first to set your table in
newly fashionable elegaAce
with Spanish ProvinciaL
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,. JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS
KERCHEVAL, 011 the Hill TU T .6400
WSCS To Hold
illay Breakfast
One 'If the highlights of every
year for the Woman's Society
of Christian Service of the
Grosse Pointe Methodist Church
is the ~Iay breakfast which will
be held this year on Tuesday,
May 2, at 9:15 o'clock at the
church.
This will be the last general
meeting of the year .and fea.
!tlred will be the installation
of officers for the new year
and a program presented by a
panel from Christ Church on
"What Does Prayer Mean to
You?"
Officers to be inslalled are:
~Irs. Robert Shover, president
Mrs. Robert Smith, vice president;
Mrs. Franklin Peizak, recording
secretary; and Mrs. Lee
Symons, treasurer.
('ircle chairmen will be Mrs.
Charles Solmo, Mrs. Melville
Kennedy, Mrs. Joseph Connors,
Mrs. Richard Frisbie, Mrs. Ken.
neth Kimmel and Mrs. Duane
Hefty.
Circles wiII hold a combined
meeting at the Church on Tues.
day, May 16, at which time memo
bers will beo assigned to the
various Circles.
Put faith in deeds-the world
recognizes nothing else.
Have B rea k fa s t" , • •
Luncheon •.. Dinner ..•
Daily including Sunday
at the potpourri's
Self-serve Buffet. Some
Favorite's are Old World
Style Cole Slaw, Homemade
Muffins and Biscuits,
Roast Beef, BBQ
Chicken, our Cheese Cake,
Fresh Fruits, Sausage and
Kraut . . . "A Little Bit
of Everything • . . For
Everyone" . . . Mack at
Harvard. 882.1806
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Mr. MacLeod To Claim
Mr. antI Mrs. Walter G.
Marsh, of Warwick road, De.
troit, are announcing the en.
gagement of their daughter,
Karen, to Richard MacLeod,
son of !\Ir. and 1I1t's. William
J.. MacLcod, Jr., of Kenwood
court.
Mr. MacLeod and Miss Marsh
are undergraduale students at
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