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Thursday, May 20, .1971 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S PIp Thirt..
WOM •• '. PA •••
From Another Pointe
of View
By Janet Mueller
Multiply the invitation list by two-and that's th.
umber the Grosse Pointe Symphony Women's Com.
ittee is hoping to welcome to its Membership Tea
ext Thursday.
Mrs. Russell E. Bauer's lovely Lakeshore road
orne will be the waterfront setting for the May 27
party. from 2 until 4 o'clock, with each Committee
member's ticket-of-admission a new or prospE:ctive
mem1)l~r.
Eleven years ago the Bauers embarked on a total
re-building program, he the outside, she the inside
of their beautiful property. It's recently been com.
pleteu, and tea guests have a special treat in store: A
bonus tour of the premises during the afternoon.
Chairman of the fete is longtime Pointe Symphony
devotee Mrs. Albert D. Law, of Harcourt road, who
dreamed up the brilliant yellow. handwritten invi.
tations.
Helpin~ her with mailing; f1O',vers, silver and
food, in llddition to Addie Bauer, are the Mesdames
Donald Mandell, Herman P. SaUler, R. Gerald Jordan,
Robert J. Jay and Douglas Smith.
Mrs. J. Ross Bush, of Pemberton road, present
chairman of the. Women's Committee, will pour. as
will past-chairmen Mrs. John W. Nelson, of Washington
road; Mrs. Sterling S. Sanford, of Hillcrest road,
and Mrs. Waldo E. Fellows, of Bishop road.
Founded in 1965, the Women's Committee has
Ithree purposes:
To further interest in the Grosse Pointe Sym.
phony Orchestra.
lTo increase attendance at concerts.
To secure members and financial support for the
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Short and to
The Pointe
Grosse Pointe South Higb
School Principal JERRY J.
GERICH received a special
citaUon for his contribution to
the development of scbool
newspapers at the Michigan
Interscholastic Press Associa.
tion's G C1' Ide n Anniversary
m~eting.
• • •
Receiving d e g r e e & from
Aquinas College, Grand Rapids,
May 8 were JAMES A.
BRUNSON, son of MRS.
HELEN L. BRUNSON, of
Moross road, Bachelor of Arts
in Political Science, and
JOAN M. SAVAGE, daughter
of MR. and MRS. EDWARD
L. SAVAGE, of P.oslyn road,
Bachelor of Arts in Social
Science.
• • •
MRS. WILBER MACK, of
Country Club drive, and MRS.
ROBERT McKEAN, of Ridge
road, planned the preview
reception that introduced the
Francia Picabia Retrospective
exhibition at the Detroit InsUtute
of Arts to members of
the museum's Founc!;::rs So.
ciety May 11. The Picabia exhibit
continues in the Art Institute's
South Wing galleries
through June 27.
• • •
MRS. BERNARD J. UHA-
LIK, of Newcastle road, has
been reappointed a Torch
Drive section chairman, the
leadersbiv pOSition she held
during the last two bouse-bhouse
campaigns. She'll continue
to be responsible f or
door-to-door canvass in the
five Grosse Pointes, Harper
Woods and st. Clair Shores.
Mrs. Uhalllt has worked in
United Foundation drives for
Tea, And Talk Of Pointe's Symphony
Sparkling Lake St. Clair willl>e the
backdrop for a New Member Tea
being planned for next Thursday, May
27, by the Grosse Pointe S)tmphony
Women's Committee. Current members,
accompanied by ll'i'W and prospective
members, will gather from 2
more than 20 years. Her
daugbter LINDA and son
DENNIS were both adopted
through the Sara Fisher Home,
a Torch Drive Agency.
.. " ..
JUDITH A. MEININGER,
daughter of the MILTON
MEININGERS, of Elf 0 r d
CQurt. received a Bachelor of
Arts degree in Social Sciences
and a Teaching Certificate
during Mercy College of Detroit's
May 8 commencement
ceremonies. ....
CAT HER I N E ARENE,
daughter of MR, and MRS.
ALEXANJ)RE A.RENE, of Mc_
Millan road, bas been elected
vice-president of her class at
Marygrove College, Her. sister,
MICHELE, who tnade the
Dean's List for .tht' second
year, will be graduated this
month from Barat College,
Lake Forest, 111.
• • •
Grosse Pointe South High
Scbool graduate MARILYN
JONES, daughter of DR. and
MRS. G. RICHARD JONES,
of Stephens road, a freshman
in .~e Honors Program at
'Miami University, Oxford, 0.,
~fthas e/oset
373.5 FiShel' Road.
GRosse po INTo
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Phot.o by EddIe McGrath, Jr.
until 4 o'clock at the Lakeshore road
home of MRS. RUSSELL E. BAUER,
(center), who earlier this week con.
ducted a practice run for the gay May
day with committee members MRS.
DONALD MANDELL, (left), and tea
chairman MRS. ALBERT D. LAW.
both performed in and tboreo. Sunday, May 23, at !Botsford
grapbed for Miami's recent Inn.
University Marlin Club Water
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Sbow. KENNETH N. SCOTT, of
~ (t • EUair place. has been elected
Pointer V!RGINIA CANTO chairman of the board of truss
DORIAN, national prelident tees of his aima mater, the
of Phi Gamma Nu professional University of Vermont. He's
so•.>rity in Business and Ecc>-I married to tbe former MARY
nomies, will be an hOlloOl'ary W. BENNETT, a1st} aVer.
bostess at th~ Detroit Alum. mont graduate.
nae Chapter's May Breakf~st