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- I " .. acecq •• ,;aa,; aqQcascQcc • , QQ4ZeSaCUU4C44CCSS.CEZCSZaa;dCCa 222& GROSSE POINTE NEWS 224 2. ~1, k "P'-."'. Thursd.y, August 14, 1975 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Rites In St. Paul's For Mary Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laurence Courtney Will Make i Home in Northwest Detroit Upon Return from Pocono Mountains Vacation Saint Paul's-on-the-Lakeshore was set ling for the wedding of r\'1ary Kathleen Mur;phy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald N. Murphy, of Moross road, : and Paul Laurance Courtney Saturday, August 2. ! with Father James Cronk presiding at the 1 o'elock ceremony. ,------- A reception .at Hill-: with front lace inserts and crest Country Club fol-: large rumes al th('ir hems_ lowed the rites for which I They car r i f' rl malching the bride chose an ivory! pa~asols edged in lacc, t.o I peau de soil' gown, Em- which they attached thclr I pire-waisted, encrusted bouq.uets, . in front with a seed Bridesmaids w ere Paula and Pamela Courtncy, the pe3;rl cascade. and fea- bridegroom's d au g h t e r s , turmg lace Inserts at Maureen Murphy, another neck and sleeves, sister of the bride Jean Cobb .Her fi~gertip ~eil accen~ed and Linda Mayb~rn. WIth heirloom Silk Chantilly The bridegroom son of the lace had been worn by her I late Harry Courtn~y and Mrs. great.grandmother, g ran d. Agnes Brouten, of Farming. motJ:Ier and mother, and she ton, asked Alien Willett to earned the prayer book they act as best man I a!l had carried at their wed. Ushering were' the bride's I dmgs. brothers, Patrick M., Will. Her Ia r g e bouquet was lam N. and Charles T. Mur, fashioned 01 white roses and phy, and Steven L. Brideau. baby's.brealh, The mother of the bride Her attendants, including wore tiered pink flowered her sister. Sheilah M. Mur- ehiUon, the bridegroom's phy, who served as maid of mother a princess gown of honor. were in E m p ire '1 turquoise Qiana, with a while waisted yellow frocks styled lace jacket. Both mothers Announcing the OPENING of Lalcewood Christian School (Formerly lakewood Elementary School) 24905 .... t... - St. CltHrShores 41080 STARTING IN SEPT. ACCElEIATED CHRISTIAff EDUCATION IndiYidualized Study for Grades 2 thrv 8 Appro-..d by State Board of Education • FIlial REGISTRATION AUG. 22nd • lor turlher information 772.5410 EASTLAND THE NEW ENCLOSED SHOPPING CENTER PRESENTS: "{ r-.,' '::: ;: ; : .~: "/. ;, EASTLAND Mrs. Paul Courtney Photo bv Elaine Studio Exchanging marriage vows Saturday, August 2; in Saint Paul's-on-the-Lakeshore were MARY KATHLEEN MURPHY, daughter of the Gerald N. Murphys, of Moross road, and Mr. Courtney, son of Mrs. Agnes Brouten, of Farmington, and the late Harry Courtney. selected orchid corsages. IMountains, will return to The newlyweds, vacation. make their home in north. ing in Pennsylvania's Pocono west Detroit. ....,t.ActIIire. GROSSE POITE GfT SHOP long established gift shop in choice Grosse Pointe location Greot oppor'uni'y for one or seyero' Grosse Po;n'e women '0 ge' info Dusin.55 Write Box No. 0.9, Grosse Pointe News, 99 Kercheval Ave . Grosse Pointe, Mich. 48236 UNDB. TIIBBIGTO:P * ELEPHANTS *TIGERS *CACl:D VilLI' i\:::t/:\I:; *PPi\NCING 110RS[S *CIRCUS DOCS * SIDE SHOW rm:M:S IT'S AMAZING! * CiW:US P!ll~!\D[ ,iii h'll1d '(li,:,1 The en11lc circlls \'.'i:h ::'11'-1" and 650 show 1 ! :' Comr> ,;pr T'"'I' '1, LEROY'S MINI A TURE CIRCUS : I ~ :. I ':.. /' \,,' ;.; .. ; i (,~l:Y Irl"t!r-;:; tnq!l : 1,[,,:; ?i (-'TJf'S of wild (1I:111i!Tis 'Lllr'k::~:L ill n\lf nl,lln r:nlIrL - -' -,';1, Jr.l" l!-rr,y AUGUST 11th ~ IN THE NEW THRU AUGUST 16th'" ENCLOSED GRAND COURT Mrs, William SAVE $100 LIMITED TIME ONLY! Special pu"ho~ from a leading moker_ Beautiful solo by day, 2 can sleep by night. A double duty space saver! Upholstered in HERCUlON, thaI shrugs off stoins_ Alter the sele $299. Bristol Saint Joan of Arc Church was setting for the wedding of REGINA MARY MASHOUR, daughter of the Alexander M. Mashours, of B1airmoor court, and Mr. Bristol, son of Mrs. William R. Bristol, of Moross road, and the late Dr. Bristol. Need Telethon Phone A ides Over 3,000 volunteers from Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, St. Clair and Monroe coun. ties are needed to answer tel e ph 0 n e sand reCQrd pledges during the 2O.hour Jerry Lewis Telethon for Muscular Dystrophy August 31 and september 1. Volunteers aged 18 and over will be asked to report to the Jerry Lewis Tele. phone Center nearest their home for a five.hour shift of the ir choice, Telephone centers are 10' cated at Eastland and Westland Shopping Centers, the Pontiac Elk's Club, the Sheraton.Cadillac Hotel in Detroit and theSherat6n~ Southfield Hotel, Southfield. I Twelve Oaks Business Women Meet Tuesday T w e 1v e Oaks Charter Chapter, American Business Women's Association,meets next Tuesday, August 19, at! Ted's Restaurant. Woodward I avenue at Square Lake road. Guest speaker Sue Plan., con, instructor of Psychiatric I Nursing at Harper Hospital, will discuss aspects of her profession. Vocational speaker is Dorothy Schulte, Oak. land Health Department Public Health Nurse, I I Reservations for the eve. I ning dinner and program may be made by contacting Luanne Smith at 398.9584. Although the Telethon itself will be broadcast by WJBK.TV 2, with local segments televised in the sta. tion's Southfield studios, only 20 phones, with celebrity operators will be "on.camera." Over 500 phones will be in use at the centers. . Persons wishing to volun, I teer as phone answerers. tabulators or messengers may call Telethon Head. quarters, 399.8805. Telethon proceeds provide diagnosis, evaluation, clinic treatment, therapy. wheelchairs, braces and other patient s e r v ice s free of charge to dyslrophy patients. Proceeds also support medi. cal research' into dystrophy, which is as yet incurable. .SAlE! 20% iRegina Mashour Wed On July 25 Cape Cod Honeymoon Follows Saint Joan of Arc Ceremony and Raleigh House Reception; Couple Will be at Home in St. Clair Shores A reception at Raleigh House in Southfield followed the Friday, July 25, wedding of Regina , Mary Mashour, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex- , ander M. Mashour, of B!airmoor court, and William L. Bristol. I The Reverend Father ported candlelight silk or- Arthur Oldani presided ganza was accented with reo
Thursday, August I~, 1975 Women's Page Keene-Biederman Vows Exchanged Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Keeney Fete Newlyweds upon their Return to Pointe after Wedding Ceremony at his Virginia Home Planning to vacation in Bermuda later in the year are Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Andrew Keene at home in Grosse Pointe F'arms after their Saturd~y, July 5, wedding in the Raven, Va., home of hIs mother, Mrs. Granville William Keene. The bride is the for- II mer Gail Shaw Bieder- a~d in 1960 ~rom the Univer. man of Moran road Sll) vi llhchlgiln. where she daug'hter of the lat M' affiliate~ with Alpha Xi Del. e r. ta soront)' and Mrs. Edward A. Bie. She is ~resently an ele. derman. mentary teacher in St. Clair She chose an eggshell cot- Shores, ton .batiste gown, styled with Her husband. supervisor a fltte~ ~ice, be~ sle.eves of trains for Penn Central and tnple.tler~ skirt. Inset Railroad. is a member of and. edged with hand em. Grosse Pointe Woods' Acacia broidery. Lodge F. and A.M, C~mbidium ~rchids, white Upon their return to The ~alsles, baby s.bre~th and Pointe, the newlyweds were IVY formed her bridal bou- honored by family and friends quet. at a reception in the Lincoln Stewart Keene, third cous. road home of Mr. and Mrs. in of the bridegroom who is Jerry Keeney. also the son of the late Gran. ville William Keene, presided at the 1:30 o'clock rites, which were followed by a reception at the Keene home. Cecil James Keene, of Keen Mountain, Va" was his brother's best man, while his wife, in a long.sleeved, street length frock of pale green peau, gathered at the waist and featuring a white yoke with pink floral embroidery, f::~~~n~ePb~de~aisies, at. The former Miss Bieder. man. a lifelong Grosse Pointe resident, was graduated ill 1956 from The Liggett School Henry Letsrings Marlt Sixtieth Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Letsring, City of Grosse Pointe residents for many years before moving to West Bloomfield Township where they now make their home, were honored recently on their 16th wedding anniver. sary by 16 close friends and relatives. Setting for the buffet din. ner party was Mr. and ,lIlrs. Joseph Leasure's Rivard boulevard horne. Open Thursday and Friday evenings ,Jel('e)} )S()ll's NOW IN PROGRESS Fill your linen shelves with superb values .. SHEETS, PILLOW CASES, BEDSPREADS, BLANKETS, TABLECLOTHS, CURTAINS and TOWELS, ,all at saving prices' 2 HOURS FREE PARKING . JACOBSON'S WILL VALIDA rE YOUR TICKET GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig. Fift.en by, of and for Pointe Women In the Raven, Va., home of his mother, Mrs. Granville William Keene, Saturday, July 5, Mr. Keene claimed GAIL SHAW BIEDERMAN, of Moran road, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Biederman, of Grosse Pointe Farms, as his bride. The bridegroom is also the son of the late Granville William Keene. PATRICIA ANN PAZ. GRAT, R.N., of Torrey road, recently joined the nursing staff of Harper Hospital in in the Detroit Medical Cen. ter. The 1969 graduate of Our Lady Star of the Sea High School attended Wayne State University before reo ceiving her nursing diploma in June from Providence Hospital. Among SOOMichigan high school juniors participating in the 35th annual American Legion Auxiliary Girls Slate June 14 through 21 at Olivet College were Pointers PAT. TI O'DONNELL, elected to the Supreme Court, MARY BETH EICHENLAUB, elect. ed to the House of Repre. sentatives, and Lynn Kllber, elected Mayor of Taylor, OlTR 52nd AUGUST FUR SALE Great Sayings on Hundreds of Furs during OUR AUGUST FUR SALE lJse our convenient LA Y.A WAY plan A small deposit will hold your fur. ~~()gu,M of (;rn.M' ['ointi' 19261 MACK HH6-771S .~(. Festilml Fare to Ue Varied This JJ!eek at 111eadolVBrook Three men who hal'e ue. 8:30 o'clock. I first lime this week. I the famous "Danse ~Iaca. come almost legendary fig. Woody Herman will ap~ar I His program tonight in. bre," of Saint.Saens, and urges in their own spheres of with his orchestra in the jazz i cludes Franck's Symphony Ravel's "Dolero." music will appear at lIfea- series Friday cvening at I in D minor, the second suile The Festival Runs through I dow Brook during the Fesli. 8:30, and renowned musical: o[ symphonic f rag men I s the rest of the summer, to ,val's four concerts tonight humorist Victor Borge will' from Ravel's ballet "Daph. August 31. with symphonic through Sunday, August 14 play the piano and conduct I nis and Chloe," Debussy's concerts on Thursdays and to 17. the DSO and soprano Mary. i'Prelude to The Afternoon of Saturdays, jazz on Frida)'s Conductor Paul Paray, [or. : Iyn Mulvey al the 6 :30 ' a Faun" and three sections and pops on Sundays. mer music din'ctor o[ the o'clock Sunday evening pops from Berlioz' "Damnation of I Tickets at $7. $6 and $5, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, ' concer!. Faus!." ($3 for lawn seats), are will lead the DSO in 111'0 all Paul Paray returns to con Saturday evrning. he will, al'ailable at Hudson's, Grin. French orchestral programs, ducl the DSO for the first' conduct the orchestra in mu. i neil's and the ~{eadow Brook Thursday and Saturday eve i lime since 1968, and appears! sic by Berlioz, Bizet, Cha .• Music Festil'al Box Orflce, nlngs, August 14 and 16, at at Meadow Brook for the: brier and Faure, as well as; 377.2010, jJe""l!dt'" ~~AStlt~t?"tIlI'U~!I),.t~t"it' ,- ...;1' '
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