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... n .'ere sa 'I' Elizabeth Pa98 Twenty-six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 20, 1968 Society News Gathered from All of the Pointes -------------------------------------------------------- - D b h P J h B rl ·d f M I e 'I 0 Johnsoll another siste~ J e or a 0 nso n _of the bride, C?ristine. Johnson i • I and Sarah Devlin, COUSlllS of the bride, Susan Jenks, Nancy Pos. i ,selius and Thayer McDougal.l r C . awe y :fr~~~y \~~{c d:tsit:n~O~ter~a~~:; i Ceremony At Chri~t-Ch~J;:~h;B~id;Chooses Gown Of :~~se~~~al~ro~~lv:lt~n~~~il:tr::c~:! Tucked Batiste Trimmed With Appliqued lace; lines to their hems and also Reception At Home Of Bride's from their old.fashioned hoquets: of whIte carnatIOns. G randmother ' . ___ __ __ 1 he brother of the bride. I Christ Church was the setting for the marriage rites groom. Charles Cawley, served of Deborah Peabody Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. as best n;an, assisted by. Wil, Charles Bissen Johnson Jr and Max E C I lIam Kmef, Charles BIssell I J fC'" ugene aw ey, ,Johnson, Il1. brother of the i ,r., son 0 ommand~r Max Eugene Cawley USN and: bride, Andrew Camden. Andrew Mrs. Cawley, an of Rivard boulevard, on the afternoon; Baker. Russell Collins, Byron of Saturday, June 15. .------------------- : Brooks and George Myers, The Reverend Erville ap~liqued lace. and a ea~hedral: The mother of the bride Maynard officiated at the ~,r~ln. An elbow lenglh IHusi?n: cbose a cafe au lait tucked silk' l:eremony. A receptIon at v~ll fcll from hcr small medIC I uigaula dre~" wilh ruffle~ ..t. ,the home of the bride's I cap. . .! the neck and wrist, and a: grandmo'her, Mrs. Charles She earned an )1?fashlO~ed: matching hat. Bissell Johnson of Wash- bouquet of stephanot~s an~. II'Y.! The bridcgroom:s In 0 the r ingt~n road, followed the Jo~n~~~~~e~c~:d t~: r::;:~e~f ~I:~~~ ~~~~~le~n: j::~:t ~~~~m~I:S~ii~~ se~vlce. . while t.h~ bride.groom's si,ter, a matching whimsey. Stand.up rhe hfldes go~n wa~ tucked !I~rs. Wilham Kmef, was matron ruffles trimmed the jacket, and Batiste. styled WIth ~ high neck 01 honor. the bodice of the ,:lress was chilo and short sleeves tflmmed with Also attending the bride were fon. cflJd 7ittt4(;etl~ Mrs, Max E, Cawley, Jr. --- --~ ------------------------------------------- William Herz Takes Bride Diana Lynn fescar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pescar, of Dearborn, became the br.ide of William Dawson Herz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Herz, of Harcourt road, on May 25 in Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Farmington. Father T. E. 1I1urray officiated at the nuptial mass as he did 29 years ago at the marriage of the bride. groom's parents. For her wedding the bride chose a floor length gown of imported ivory peau de soie with Alencon lace and seed pearls re.embroidered on the bodice. Her Cathedral length veil was also trimmed with Aleneon lace and seed pearls. She carried a nusegay of daisies and yellow, roses. Christine Herrema, who servo ed as maid of honor, and bridesmaids, Margaret Almasian and Terry lIerz, sister of the bride. groom. wore floor length dresses of two. toned yellow linen, which featurcd daisies at the waistline. Their headpieces were of daisies and they carried match. ing daisy nosegays. Flying in from Hawaii to serve as best man was Michael Nanery, of Royal Oak. Ushers were John Vogel, of Westport, Conn., and Daniel Pescar, brother of the bride, lIIrs. Pescar was gowned in a powder blue lace dress for her daughter's wed din g. A matching street length silk coat completed her ensemble. The mother of the bridegroom chose a mint green silk dress with a matching coat for the occasion. Their flowers II')re carnations tinted to match their gowns. Following a wedding break. fast at the Botsford Inn, the newlyweds left for California where they will make their home. Mr. Hertz is affiliated with a Los Angeles law firm and they will be living in the suburb of Hollywood Hills. Out.of.town guests included Mrs. Richard Dawson, of Port Huron, grandmother of the bridegroom, and Nils Hanson, grandfather of the bride. ENCOURAGEi\IENT Every man needs true friends - not to flatter him, but to strengthen his weak points. -- _.~--_.._---------- " " KITCHEN@) : Remodeling .~Is Our Only Business! ~ PHONE FOR A fREE ESTIMATE 5&" ft4DD CAll COLUCT WITHIN 75 MILES ,-£ KITCHENS A T FACTORY DIRECT PRICES GROSSE PTE.: 15218 E. JEFFEPSON, Open Daily 'til 5 DEARBORN: 13101 W. WARREN, Daily and Sunday 'IllS ~A_ (Wdflfte& ~1J11tr~ G % P-/I INFANTS', CHILDREN'S AND JUNIORETTE APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES • YOUNG CIRCLE FOR YOUNG JUNIORS' APPAREL • MATERNITY SHOP DRESSES AND SEPARATES • LINGERIE, CORSETS, BRAS ANO ROBES • BOYS' AND RANNOCH SHOP APPAREL AND FURNISHINGS • UNIVERSITY SHOP YOUNG MEN'S APPAREL AND fURNISHINGS • LUGGAGE AND TRAVEL ACCESSORIES All Sales Final. No Mail or Phone Orders. No C.O.D's Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 • Detroit open Mondays until 8:30 Troy Open Thursda'ls and Fridays until 9:00 Pholo by Gene Butler The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bissell Johnson, Jr., DEBORAH PEABODY JOHNSON, and Mr. Cawley, son of Commander Max Eugene Cawley USN and Mrs. Cawley, all of Rivard boulevard, exchanged marriage vows Saturday afternoon, June 15, at Christ Church. Raphael-Horst Betrothal Told POOR POLICY Tapering off on a bad habit is nothing more than kindling a : fire for a new start. Chase-Labadie Troth Is Told Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horst, of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Laba- Beaver Falls, Pa., are announc- die, of Moross road, have an. ing the engagement of their dlkInced the engagement of daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to their daughter, Suzanne Marie, Theodore Raphael, SOli of Mr. to James Arnold Chase. son of and Mrs. Frank George Raphael, I' Mr. and Mrs. Leland Marshall of Renaud road. Chase, of Paw Paw, Mich. Miss Horst was graduated Both the hride.elect and her' from Beaver High School in fiance are students at Mirhigan 1963 and from Oberlin' College State University. I in 1967. !)'he is currently a ean- A September wed din g is ,didate for a Master of Library planned. Science degree at Simmons Col. lege in Boston. JERRY LANZ, son of CARL Her fiance was graduated LANZES, of ChalIonte avenue, I from Oberlin College in 1967, entertained 50 of his former and from Mount Hermon classmates fro m the Grosse, School of Mass. He is presently Pointe High School Class of '67 completing work on a Masters last Saturday night. The Mixed degree at the School of Inter- Media provided music for the nation Service, American Uni. party, which was also attended versity in Washington, D.C, He by LENNIE OGNIBENE, of I will teach history at Wilbraham Morris Plains, and GERRY Academy in Wilbraham, Mass. ARMSTRONG, of We s tf i e I d, in September. N.J., the host's classmates at An August 17 wedding is McPherson College. Jerry plans planned. to transfer from McPherson, entering Western Michigan Uni, versity in Septemb.:r. Self-sympathy is the super highway that leads to misery. Sale Summer Shoes Amalfi sandals, VanEIi's, loyce • • 9 95 • • Amalti low and mid.heels Delise Debs~Mr.Seymour's D'Antonio's, Caprini's lulianelli's • 12 • 95 14 • 95 . . . .. 19 95 .. 22 95 Sizes AAAA-C, 31h.ll (lOIh.ll downtown only, $2 extra). No mail, phone, C.O.D.'s. All sales final. Detroit, Northland, Grosse Pointe, Westland. THE IMPORT_f\NT 3 IN BEITER WATCHES (the self-winders) ... available at '.Jochnloor Jewelry OMEGA ROLEX TIS SOT Rolt.x isn'l jusl a }lie(~e 0 f jewelry. - -== SALE '12.99 It\i lit .. tOll~lU'st waldl ill Ih.. worM. SUMMER SHIRTLINCS tb, "6ulom6tic" choicll ••• slIlf-winding watch" o OMEGA by HIS: Constellalion ch,onometu. officially certifle'd for exceptiona1 accu,acy by a SWISSGovernment Testing BlireaU. 24;ewel movement 14K gold . tOPwilh Ilaonl'55 steel back. $205. HlRS; Ladymdtlc, 14K gold WillI matching b,a,~elet Sapphene racet. edged cryslal, $300. Other Conslellatlonl from $15510 S12oo; Ladymllics from $105. X TISSOT Tells the date, winds itself, is unconditionally : guaranh:ed for a year, i IN COLORFUL VARIETY Reg. $19. Casual shifts with shirtmaker detailing, in assorted checks, prints, stripes, solid colors. Easy-care cottons that keep their cool, 8-18. The Sports Shop. You'll find morc frnc wotchr~ to ,hoo" from .. , 01 nC1,i>y IIJ(hmfl(Jr LO( :UMOOH Jewelry. .JEWELRY 20926 MACK AVE. TU 1-6038 GROSSE POINTE WOODS OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8 P.M. located be'ween Hampton Rd. and Hollywood, Open 9 A.M, te 5:30 Tuel., Wed" Thun" Sol, 5,: .. up the Rolc, GMT Mmitr_ Wotcrpro~f', Iclf.winding With 30-lewel ch,,'nomctcr movement Automotlc dotc_ Revolving !'-czel tells thc "me In ony two ports 01 the w0r1d. Stolnless stcel cosc and mntch,n~ brnccle'. $24500 HOLEX '~Vi;1 n (,J'(', (r
Thursday, June 20, 1968 Woman's GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-seven FUN AND ADVENTURE · CAI'IP CLARKSTON WOoded Acres on Bridge La!;e l i.' 1 IIr .. from Detroil-2 Mi. from Clarkston .'- Campmg Mon. thrn Frj.-'Veekends Home I .' .Boating. Swimming • Riding • Archery ~III 75 -~ R,flery. Wat~r Skiing • "'ayrides • Campfire Sings. • Cookouts • Wild and Domestic Animals Overnight Campouts • Trips Boys and Girls 514 College Staff $50 \Veekly Season Discount Transportation Wrile or Phone for Brochure 14260 Sibley Rd. Riverview, fAith. 48192 Page Newlywed D'HerdesI Traveling In North Reception Held In Home; Bride Chooses Candlelight Taffeta Gown; Couple Will Make Home In Strathmoor Road A reception at -the-hom~ afM!'. and Mrs. George i H. Ha~lmond, of Kenwood court, followed the marriage I of theIr daughter, Sara I\loran, to Frank Emil D'Herde son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil D'Herde, of St. Clair Shores; I • Friday, June 14. CHRISTMAS :N JUNE I The Rig h t Reverend i Cpl. William Plumb and Cpl. Frank McPhillips officiated, George Brackx recovered a Ro- j at the evening services in' wil Deluxe 26" bicvcle on the 1St. Paul's-oll-the-Lakeshore. ~ northeast corner of University It'ollowi.ng. a trip to North. aDd St. Paul on Tuesday June ern MIchIgan, the newly- I i 11, that was stolen from Grosse ~veds will make their hOIl~e , Pointe Park in December of '67. 1Il Strath~oor.road. Detr?!t. , _' . . A candlelight Imported taf eta ' Park police were notified, and gown fashioned with a bateau i picked up the bicycle. necklinc and bracelet length I sleel'es lI'as chosen bv the bride. , WOMAN HURT IN FALL A Julict cap of Dutchess lace: embroidered in seed pearls held City police receivp.d a report her twoticrcd full length veil. I on Saturday, June 15. that 1\Irs. She carried her prayer book •. Carol Chupa, 1398 Anita, had with one white catlleya orchid~: fallen down the stairs in Ja. and phalaenopsis orchids inter.: i eobson's, 17030 Kercheval. They mingled with star ivy and satin' :. took Mrs. Chupa to Bon Secours . streamers, i }' Hospital for !::_e~nl_en~: i__!he bride's two sisters, Bar. ~L • • by, of and for Pointe .' Mrs. Frank Emil D'Herde Photo by Paul Gach Friday evening, June 14, marked the marriage of SARA MORAN HAMMOND, daughter of the George H. Hammonds, of Kenwood court, and Mr. D'Herde, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil D'Herde, of St. Clair Shores, in St. Paul's.on.the-Lakeshore. -- - -~- --- --- ------------------ bara K. Hammond and Mrs. . Keith P Edwards, were the , maid and matron of honor. Also : attending her were ~Irs. Doug. ias Smith and :\lary Lou Clark. Thel' wore dresses of maize silk \I;ith point de Venise l~"e in a floral motif and high neck. lines encircled with wreaths of multi-colored Vcnise flowers. Their veils fell from filigree pearl flowers surro:!nded by hanging silkcn blossoms. They carricd b 0 u que I s of white daisies and ivy. Joseph D'Herde acted as his brother's best man, assisted by the bride's two brothers, Robert W. Hammond and George H. Hammond, Jr.. James Meech, and Jerry Hunt. of ~lissouri. :\Irs. Hammond's buttercup yellow sheatlt.. dress was trim. med with chatlVdnd pearl beading, She wore a tiny hatlet of lilies.of.the.valley and matching ribbon, and accented her outfit with green cymbidium or. chids. The bridegroom's mother se. lected a light blue silk shantung coat and dress ensemble with matching a~cessories. She wore a corsage of pink cymbidium orchids. Receiving degrees from Central Michigan University during June 8 commencement ceremonies were NANCY A. EADS, of St. Clair avenue, Bachelor of Science in Education; SUSAN L. AKERS, of Hampton road, Bachelor of Science; NANCY L. VUKIN. of Country Club drive, Bachelor of Science in Educatir,n; HOWARD T. GATES, of Hunt Club drive, and William G. Peterson, of Prest wick road, both /\'laster of Business Administration; and THOMAS R. l\IARSHALL, of Roslyn road, Bachclor of Science in Business Administra. tion. ..;:" .~ ".., , 'Give the .. Accutron Timepiece . @ , for Graduation .~ . .>~.'. BILL NOECKER, son of the I sity. He also had thc distinction I L. ~IARTIN, son of MR. and MARSHALL NOECKERS, of. of sharing goalie duties on the: MRS. JAMES C. ~tARTIN, of Handy road, returned h 0 me' Cornell freshman hockey team. I Hawthorne road, received their from Ithaca, N.Y., last week.! • • • : commissions as second lieutcn. Bill has just completed his i JOliN B. KEAN, son of ~m.:ants from Major Leonard freshman year in the Engineer-land MRS. MARVIN B. KEAN,' Nowak at the annual spring ing College of Cornell Univer- of Kenwood court. and Jr:RRY . term ROTC Commissioning \ \.\ \ \\ U Open Thursday and Friday Evenings ~'fl ~ I }) Women Ceremonies at Michigan State University. John will serve four years' active duty as a commissioned resene officer in the Air Force and Jerry will serve two years in the Army. wool knit costumes arrive Iookiag 'It'" • .dI:esses witb compaDoa-C08'tS S£es.8~16. 14600 great Jacobsons tG SAtE OLGA PANTIE GIRDLE! 8.99 Regular 1I.OO ACCUTRON 11211" YJater£lroof,.sweep second hand, applied markers on silverton. dial. ~Iack alligator strap, $125.00 The Accutron movement does not depend en watchl'lorks. Instead, an elee- I : tronic.powered tuning fork keeps pre-. else time through vibrations. In fact, we guarantee monlhly accuracy within 60 seconds.t ACCUTRON" ~ BULOYA iI It."" om""'''' .... A cooJ, smooth.fifling longleg pantie does wonders rOst your summer shape and ouilook •.Comfort.efesign€'d by Olga in while ny!on/tycra0spondex, fhis sirdle has sltelch.loce cuffs, dip.front waist and front pane' backed with permanently stiffened race for fummy control, Sizes,sma". medium or large. '.'~. Wherever you're headed, here's how 10 go in style: in an exceplional three-piece suilth.ll', OlliS aIO/IC. Under the jackel is a shell with slight.ly capped sleeves and a Aat neckline bow. Fine Imporled rayon. COCo.l or blue. 8 to 1B, 60,00 16910 Kcrcheval Al'e.. (;ro,sr Poinlr (Open Thurs, 'W 9) Downtown at 1554 Wasiling:on Blwl. Northland Center (Open Mon.. Thurs., J!,rl. and Sat. Nights) f 16835 Kercheval Ave. in tile Villaoe TU 5-1232 Open Thursday Evenings Jacobsons IN THE VILLAGE .,. .. .~.".,.. . ..,.. . ',,' ~ . '. . . . ~ I ,'. "
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