Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 9

SJST THE STATE JOURNAL. LANSING. MICHIGAN. MONDAY, JULY 1. 1940 -DAY Walnut Hills Spring Tourney Results Revealed Sunday TABLE Meat-ProeMade With Genuine Asbestos war-Proof I I LANSING TADLE PAD AGENCY SPEAK NUPTIAL VOWS MISS MARION GIBSON WED AT RITES SUNDAY SPENCE-JONES RITES SOLEMNIZED SUNDAY 501 N.

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and Mrs. W. A. Gibson, of East Lansing, became the bride Sunday of Robert Nuss-baum of Lansing, the son of Mrs. Delia Nussbaum of Detroit and E.

T. Nussbaum of Lake Geneva. Wis. The ceremony was performed at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon In the chapel of Peoples' church. East Lansing, by the Rev.

Dr. M. L. Fox. White candles in wrought iron candelabra against a background of palms made the setting for the service, witnessed by 75 guests.

The bride carried a nosegay bouquet of white gardenias. Maid of honor. Miss Kathleen Wigle, of Windsor, Canada, wore dusty rose organdy with a large white hat tied at the chin with rase colored ribbon. Her bouquet was of delphinium. Mrs.

Howard Truesdell of Plymouth was bridesmaid, wearing a blue costume like that of the maid of honor, and carrying Johanna Hill roses. E. T. Nussbaum attended his son as groomsman. Ushers were Ross Leach of Windsor, and Howard Truesdell of Plymouth.

Miss Eva Smith played organ music. A reception in the church parlors followed the service. The bride's mother, Mrs. Gibson, wore a flowered silk jersey dress with matching hat and a corsage of gardenias. Mother of the groom, Mrs.

Nussbaum. wore white embroidered organdy over brown taffeta and her flowers were talisman roses. Mistresses of ceremonies were Mrs. B. C.

Fowler of this city and Mrs. W. H. NeUer of Oroville, Wash. Those assisting were Miss Maryan Ashley.

Miss Norma Ford, and Miss Virginia Johnston. The bride and groom left on a trip through northern Michigan. After July 8 they will be at home at 910 West Lapeer street. Both attended Michigan State college. Out-of-town guests at the wedding were from Battle Creek, St.

Johns. Richmond. Ann Arbor, Detroit, Windsor, Ont Canada, and Oroville, Wash. Mr. and Mrs.

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In addition to the members of the bridal party, guests were Arthur. Thayer. Mrs. Fowler. Miss Margaret Fowler.

Mrs. W. H. Neller, and the bride's grandmothers, Mrs. F.

A. Gibson and Mrs. T. W. Skelton.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard I. Bow-erman and their chcildren, Virginia and Stewart, of 115 North Walnut street, will leave Tuesday to spend the summer at their cottage at Macatawa. Mark Anniversary On their 35th wedding anniversary Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schuon were surprised at their Long lake summer home, near Ionia, by a group of relatives from Lansing and Battle Creek. They received gifts from the group. On Tuesday, Mr.

and Mrs. Schuon and their daughter. Vivian, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Shackleford will leave for a trip to Yellowstone national park.

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Operators: Marie Mayless. Prop. Lottie Bayless. Mgr. Ruby Ltnon Phone 55216 DK1DA Li 517 WEST ION 517 WEST IONIA Now In New Larger Quarters First Door East of Bailey's Grocery (On "Willow Street Bus" Route Plenty of Parking Space) Women's Golf Winners Are Listed at Club Results of the women's spring handicap tournament at Walnut Hills Golf club were announced Sunday when many groups of members and friends gathered at the club for golf, dinner, and bridge.

On Saturday the regular bridge tea was given. All Is in readiness at the club now for the July 4 celebration, which will include mixed four-ball foursomes of golf followed by dinner, and bridge. Winner of the first flight in the handicap tournament was Mrs. L. C.

Pemberton. Mrs. G. B. Hamilton was runner-up.

Results in other flights were: flight No. 2 Mrs. O. S. Mclntire, winner.

Mrs. L. B. Wood, runner-up flight No. 3, Mrs.

R. F. Cass, winner. Mrs. C.

R. Stough, runner-up. Mrs. R. F.

McKim. Mrs. J. A. Watson, and Mrs.

C. M. Yates were in charge of the bridge tea Saturday. Mrs. Yates presided at the tea table which was attractively decorated with blue delphinium and mock orange.

Mrs. Clair Johnson won high score and Mrs. R. J. Baldwin received the traveling prize.

Golfers will tee off between 1 and 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock, and reservations should be made at the clubhouse by noon Tuesday. Bridge will begin at 8:30 o'clock and there will be prizes. Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. Pen-nell, Mr. and Mrs. Dane Hoover.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Leighton. and Mr. and Mrs.

G. S. Mclntire are on the committee for the day. Anderson-Nichols Nuptials in Church Central Methodist church was scene of the wedding Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock of Miss Marie Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin Anderson of Lansing, and Lester R. Nichols of East Lansing, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Nichols of Williamston. About 400 guests were present.

Mrs. John Behler of Grand Rapids, organist, played several selections preceding the ceremony, and Kenneth Wlntermute sang. Large baskets of mixed flowers and palms adorned the altar, and wide satin ribbons, caught with clusters of pink roses and large bows, marked the aisle. The Rev. Mr.

R. E. Durkee of Grand Rapids, and the Rev. Mr. A.

of East Lansing officiated. married the bride's parents 22 years ago. The bride wore a gown of white slipper satin with tiny, shirred waist and extremely full skirt with a two-yard train. Leg-o'-mutton sleeves were long, with points at the wrists, and Chantilly lace outlined the sweetheart neckline. Her long veil of Chantilly and Illusion lace fell from a seed pearl and orange blossom tiara.

She wore a pearl necklace and carried a shower bouquet of valley lilies and pink rosebuds. Miss Caroline Nichols of Williamston was maid of honor, wearing apple green silk organdy over satin, and a tiara of flowers and mist net. Her arm bouquet was of mixed flowers. Mrs. Ted Rudd of Lansing was matron of honor, wearing peach organdy, with headdress of blue.

Bridesmaids were Miss Betty Harrison, Miss Doris Jarrad. Miss Arlene Coulter and Mrs. George Butler. Miss Marie Van Doran. and Miss Pattl Van Doran of Flint.

Their gowns were pale blue and their headdresses were peach and blue. They carried peach-colored muffs to which shower corsages were-pinned. Little Clarissa Penfield of East Lansing was flower girL dressed in sunburst yellow, with a garland of yellow roses in her hair. Roland Nichols of Holt and Wayne Bancroft of Traverse City attended the bridegroom. Ushers were George Butler of Flint, Albert Wolf.

Ted Rudd, Herman Sonnen- berg. Raymond Farr and Stanley Nichols. Mrs. Ruth Lytle Thompson played piano music during the reception In the main dining room of the church. Mrs.

Anderson, mother of the bride, wore a long dress of navy silk marquisette with accents of frosty white organdy. Her gloves and picture hat were white and her corsage was of gardenias. Mrs. Nichols, mother of the bridegroom, wore flowered chiffon and gardenias. Assisting at the reception were Mrs.

Warren Eddie. Miss Agatha Fires. Miss Mary Warner, Miss Jeanne Cotton. Miss Geraldine Michels. Miss Betty Troyer, Miss Marylee Golden and Miss Faith Manning.

The bride and groom left on a wedding trip, the bride wearing a chartreuse knit suit with brown and white accessories and a corsage of purple orchids. WHO WHERE WHEN Mr. and Mrs. R. J.

Coleman and daughter. Suzanne, of East Lansing are leaving the first part of this week for northern part of Pennsylvania to visit Mrs. Coleman's mother, Mrs. J. H.

Grabe of Coudersport. Pa. Mr. Coleman will return to East Lansing at the end of the month, but Mrs. Coleman and her daughter will remain in Pennsylvania until the end of the summer Mrs.

Charles F. Loker, 445 Abbott road. East Lansing, returned Sunday from TawasCity where she spent a vacation with her mother, Mrs. L. B.

Smith. Returning to East Lansing with Mrs. Loker was her daughter, Katherine. who will visit here a few days before going back to Tawas City for the summer. Miss Bessie Day of the Lansing Y.

W. C. A. left Sunday evening for an eastern trip. She will visit the New York world's fair and many spots of historical Interest in the New England states, returning to Lansing the latter part of July.

They have dark linings. -Some have Talon inside zips They have finer details. Top handle and underarm styles. I Mrs. Johnston was Miss Virginia Ann Rose before her mar riage Saturday in Mt.

Hope Avenue Methodist church She is the daugh ter of Mr. and Howard C. Rose of Lansing, and Mrs. Johnston Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Vern R. Johnston of Morenci. The couple will be at home in Detroit after July 15. I I MRS. Bride-Elect Honoring Miss Remona Swan, bride-elect.

Miss Ellen Young entertained at a dessert bridge party and linen shower Saturday afternoon in Hunt's Food shop. East Lansing. Roses and delphinium decorated the tables, and other appointments were in blue and gold, color scheme also for the gifts of linen presented to Miss Swan. Honors at bridge went to Miss Swan and Miss Helen Amerman. Other guests present were Miss Cora Van Kuiken.

Miss Elaine Grate, Miss Mildred Jeffers. Miss Beatrice Bankert. Miss Ruth Sey-f ried. Miss Gwendolyn Roberts, and several from out of town, in- Mrs. Converse's Birthday Marked Mrs.

C. E. Converse was guest of honor at a surprise birthday tea Saturday afternoon at her home, 215 Bingham street, given by her daughters. Mrs. Perry Converse, Mrs.

Edmund Wiegandt and Miss Jane Ann Converse. More than 40 friends of Mrs. Converse were present. An elaborate birthday cake flanked with tall tapers, centered the refreshment table which was covered with a Quaker lace cloth. Mrs.

S. C. Whitney, mother of the guest of honor, poured from a silver tea service. Mixed garden flowers were placed throughout the house. The honor guest received many beautiful gifts from the guests.

Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. R. D. Reilly.

both of Fowierville. Picnic Planned Jolly club will have a picnic Thursday at 6 o'clock at Potter park, and will meet in the evening at the halL 423 West Grand River avenue. yFllW I i (gw ivcy tom, irp vtK Tr-A I at IatH Siiar morning In First tv-frlici church. Miss Thelma 1 penre. daughter of Mr.

and lirx RcOert Spence of Lansing. iDi Gcrs T. Jones of Lansing. czz cl Sir. and Mrs.

Samuel Jones Pfieid. Pa, were united in tnarr-ay try lie ReT. M. R. R.

A3er.it ISO fjrsts were present for tr doutle-ring cr; eraony. for y-g-s music was frr.lshed by Mrs. CrLaTiSS Larig. pianist. Mrs.

O. M. Altsig. vocalist, and Mrs. R- R.

Srrri violnist. Palms, gladioli, p-csiies. Oii-iniura and daisies Xix altar. Trs? tride wore a white mar-euerce prim with white velvet bcws urattered ever the skirt. A j.rm cf orange blossoms held her Iinier-trp length veil, and she ramed a bouquet of white gladioli.

arid gardenias. Mrs. Virgil Karnes cf Detroit was ma-trsn honor, gowned in pink is y---T. with a bouquet of pink rrses carnations and white ca-sies. She wore a tira of white f.KK Aria de soie.

a tra of white ciirs. and a co--a? bouquet of daisies and peacn-ectared gladioli completed rin'-o of the bridesmaid. Jias Setry Spence. sister of the terjee. Mr.

Eaynes of Detroit was FTCcsrsiE. and the ushers were E-rneth Jones ef Penfield. brother c-' trie fcniegroom. Charles Bur- and Seymour Rigs. ilrs.

Alhig sang Promise Me." Because." and the "Lord's Irrrer Mrs. Lair.g accompanied FOEER a -a. "Even a fish don't get into trouble until he opens his mouth!" appreciate tbe nice taint people about car food and rvice be-cane the- prove that efiortt in trying to pleas von appreciated Bat et tbe mme time, wo welcome any and all that mar bo the mea ef correcting tho "btrle ti-jngs" art advert to. It's a TREAT to EAT at Allegan St. Thursday Is The 4th Call Bishop's For Quick Service Jst boodle op tbe clothe ic1! seed for tbe bolidav and week-end and call Eitaop'a.

oor ex- pert workmen w31 do tbe rrr and well bave your oreer r-ock id plenty of time. Summer Dresses Coats Suits Jackets White Flannels Tropical Worsteds Slacks, Etc. POTT FORGET to hav inter garment thorough- cleaned before putting them away, iar tbe summer, well re-them in Motb-Proof Bags. if i desire. I Rug Cleaning Expert service on Orientals and Domestics hacked Hr nearly 50 years mi experience.

Phone 20688 Bishop's CLEANERS DYERS 2519 E. Michigan II A Hundred Matched Sets Of The Modern Design DON J. JOHNSTON Is Guest eluding Miss Katherine Spotts, Miss Gladys Spotts. and Mrs. Robert Swan, all of Charlotte.

i in i .1... i Give Lake Party For Ex-Classmates Mr. and Mrs. Richard Men-hinck of Lansing were hosts to a group of former classmates at South street school for a weekend party at their cottage on Houghton Lake. Most of the guests were members of a group which meets monthly during the winter, but Mrs.

George Rae of Bay City had not seen her school friends for 10 years. With her was Mr. Rae. Other guests present were Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Felton of Round lake. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark of Holt, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rutter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rost.

and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bush.

Observe Couple's Silver Wedding Silver-colored decorative bells, mingled with white and pink garden flowers, formed an attractive color motif Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gordon.

601 North Hayford avenue, when they were hosts at the 25th wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Axline of East Lansing. More than 30 friends from Lansing and East Lansing were present. Games were played.

A program was enjoyed, consisting of a reading by Miss Winifred Breith-aupt and a mock wedding in which a number of the guests took part. The sons of Mr. and Mrs. Axline, Paul Axline. and Chester Axline, were present.

The honored couple have lived nearly all their lives in the Lansing or East Lansing vicinity. OH, SIS I'VE NEVER PERSPIRING 107 South Washington Ave. Just Different Enough to Be Outstanding THE BIGGEST VALUES IN MICHIGAN Come up to Cardy's for Quality at Lower Price Where the Best I Always Let MRS. IVAN LEONARD SLEEPER Mrs. Sleeper, the former Sarah Jean Warren of Camlachie, Ont became the bride of Ivan Leonard Sleeper of Lansing.

Friday evening. June 21, in a quiet service performed by the Rev. Mr. H. G.

Gaige in the chapel of the People's church at East Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. F. H.

Warren, parents of the bride, were out-of-town guests for the ceremony. Saturday evening, a reception at Camlachie was attended by 150 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Sleeper are now making their home in Lansing.

her and played the traditional wedding music. Mrs. Brown played "Liebestraum." "My Heart at thy Sweet Voice." and robbligato to the Lord's Prayer." Breakfast at Hunt's Food shop. East Lansing, following the wedding, was attended by 30 guests. Mrs.

Spence wore a redingote costume of navy blue "printed sheer, and a- corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Jones, mother of the bridegroom, wore light blue sheer and gardenias. The bride and bridegroom will return August 1 from a motor trip through the east, Mr. Jones Is an alumnus of Penn State university at Pittsburgh, Pa.

Out-of-town guests at the wedding were from Detroit, Eaton Grand Ledge, Owosso, Flint and Penfield. Pa. Lansingite Takes Freeport Bride Miss Goldie Dukes, "daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Dukes of Freeport.

became the bride of Frank Rounsville of Lansing June 26 in the bridegroom's family home at Fowierville. Wedding music was played by a quaint old music box for the ceremony at 8 o'clock in the evening, performed by the Rev. Mr. W. S.

Carpenter of Lansing. The bride wore beige lace with white accessories and carried Talisman roses and delphinium. Her sister. Mrs. Effie Richmond of Lansing, attended her, wearing navy blue and white and carrying pink rose buds and Shasta daisies.

Arthur Teg-lund of Lansing was groomsman. An informal reception followed the ceremony. After a 10-day trip through the upper peninsula, the bride and groom will make their home in Lansing. The 29 guests present were from Lansing. Charlotte, Fowierville.

and Freeport. Carlton Eldridge On Music Staff Carlton Eldridge. well known Lansing vocalist, has joined the staff of the James conservatory, formerly the Dorotha Klooz conservatory. He will teach voice both privately and in class work at the opening, in the fall, although retaining his own former private work. Mr.

Eldridge and his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Eldridge. are on a trip to the south where Mr. Eldridge will present a number of concerts.

He sang Sunday in the Westminster Presbyterian church, of Dayton. O. Following a visit with relatives in Nashville. Tenn the two will go to St. Petersburg, Fla.

Music Notes Mrs. Gladys Doepker. Lansing i piano instructor, presented five of ner pupils in a piano recital Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack in Grand i Ledge.

Those taking part were Beverly Barton. Connie Riggs, Allen Stevens. Evelyn Sherman, and Jimmie McCauley. Feted on Birthday A surprise "birthday party "for Clarence Bliss was attended by a group of his friends Saturday eve-i nlng. The party was a steak roast 1 at a roadside park.

In the group mere Mrs. Bliss. Mr. and Mrs. Dal-, las Newkltk.

Dr. and Mrs. Perry 1 Spencer. Dr. and Mrs.

Franklin I Troost. Mr. and Mrs. Banker Davis. Mr.

and Mrs. LeRoy Peters. and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hulbert.

Given Surprise Party Mrs. Dorotha Klooz. who will marry Gilbert Burrell later in the summer, was honored at a surprise party Friday evening, given by the faculty of the Dorotha Klooz conservatory in the conser-I vatory. She received a gift of sil-, ver from the group. She will leave the school this summer.

Presiding at the refreshment table were Miss Ona Lee Wright and Miss Opal i Worthington. Mrs. Ruth Scott and Miss Wolverton were in charge of plans. Fete Bride -To-Be Three friends of Miss Vergeline Fuller, bride-elect, were hostesses Friday evening at a miscellaneous shower, given at the home of Mrs. Harry Sutton at Eaton Rapids.

Entertaining with Mrs. Sutton mere Mrs. P. L. Shaw and Mrs.

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