Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 9

Plan June Weddings U-M Alumnae Pick Officers For New Year GuidanccClub Chief Child Guidance i THE LANSING STATE JOURNAL Tues, May 25, 1948 MICHIGAN'S GREAT CAPITAL DAILY Club Installs I New Officers fr'y'-'y I Sparrow Board Plans Luncheon Party June 2 't. r3 Nosegay crds marked each place for the 43 members attending the A luncheon bid preferred by the Edward W. Sparrow hospital board for June 2 at the Nurses home was relayed to members of junior divi installation dinner Monday evening of Child Guidance club In the pine room of the New Hut. I sion of Edward W. Sparrow hospital attending their final meeting of the Mrs.

William Wise was chosen to head the Lansing University of Michigan alumnae for the new year Monday evening durins the group's annual picnic held in the Forestry cabin at Michigan State college. Assisting during 1948-49 will be Mrs. Richard Custer, vice president, Mrs. Gordon Stow, secretary; Miss Dorothy Stophlet, treasurer: Miss Irma Smith, senior councillor, and Mrs. E.

J. Miller, junior councillor. Guest speaker was Miss Doris Lacey, exchange teacher from Eng RE-COLOR it with Canute Water A few applications of this delightful beauty aid will re-color your gray hair completely similar to its former natural shade. In one day if you wish gradually if you prefer. Then primp just once a month to KEP it young looking.

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Installed as new president was' Mrs. Ross Geahan. Mrs. Otto Bauer, season Monday in the children's home on Lesher place. I Reservations will be accepted until May 31 for the party.

All members wmmm I of the Women's Hospital association of the hospital have been invited. Work of junior division began at 10 a. m. with a noon luncheon served by the hospital committee, headed by Mrs. George A.

Andros. Mrs. William D. Whitmore was chosen new president and will begin her year in June. Others who will work with her are Mrs.

Ron Weger. Flowers for Memorial Day retiring president, did the honors. Mrs. Geahan was attired In a brown silk faille suit with the new flared belt. Her white straw sailor had brown piping on the brim and was decked with a large white tulle pompon and brown and white veiling.

Mrs. Bauer wore a navy and white print dress with a white straw off-the-face hat with inching framing the open crown. She wore navy accessories and a corsage of pink carnations with silver ribbon. A gift of silver was presented to her. Other new officers are Mrs.

Walter Arndt, vice president: Mrs. Dallas Spencer, treasurer; Mrs. Edwin Bintz, recording secretary; Mrs. Howard Gee, corresponding secretary. New members were introduced and land who plans to return to her country late this summer.

When asked to compare the British and American educational systems, Miss Lacey said. "We are educating children to live In Britain and you are educating them to live in America A definite comparison would be unfair." In speaking about the British school system she said that after elementary school, students are chosen by their abilities for the three classes of secondary schools set up by the government academic, technical or commercial. This system of free secondary schools has only been in existence since 1944. Boys and girls are separated In most schools, she pointed out. Miss Irma Smith reported on the MRS.

ROSS GEAHAN MISS Rl'BY IRENE PALMER Benjamin P. Palmer. 2712 Cooper road, announces the troth and approaching marriage of his daughter. Ruby Irene, to Roger Dean Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Howard C. Rose, 2325 South Cedar street. The wedding will take place June 28 in Miller Road Bible church. MISS ORELLE B. RL'DD Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh P. Rudd. 5010 Lafayette street, announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter. Orelle Bernice.

to Donald A. Barrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. C.

Barrett, Holt The couple will be wed June 20 in Bethlehem Lutheran church. first vice persident; Mrs. Walter L. Scutt, second vice persident: Mrs. James J.

Edwards, secretary: Mrs. Red Drennan, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Ed Berry, treasurer. Mrs. Wayne D.

Foster, retiring president, conducting the business session. Reports were given by Mrs Robert O. Leyrer. treasurer: Mrs. K.

P. Hodges, work: Mrs. Herbert Mrs. Geahan will head activities of Child Guidance club during 1948-1949. She was installed Monday evening at the annual meeting of the club In the Pine Room of the New Hut.

Lions Auxiliary Head Is Chosen E. Kipke. membership. A new mem- ber. Mrs.

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tiltw Address (introduced to the group. Mrs. Nate OC'HI kJIIUIU I III Secretaries Group Entertains Mothers Fry was chairman oi tne nominating committee. Members Honored alumnae council meeting held In Ann Arbor In April. Mrs.

Arthur Sandberg, finance chairman, announced fall rummage sale for November 17. The report of the nominating committee was given by Mrs. Christian Roosenraad, Mrs. Ralph Herrick was chosen to head the Lions Club auxiliary for Members of Lansing Tuebor chap- Engagements Three Beta Sigma Phi members also the 10 charter members present. I Mrs.

Charles Drumm read a history of the club. General chairman of the banquet! was Mrs. Wesley Dye, assisted byi Mrs. M. E.

Southworth. Mrs. Paul' Clayton, Mrs. Keith Gardner, Mrs. Charles Drumm, Mrs.

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1 degrees' ter. National Secretaries association. were conferred Exemplar the, coming year Monday afternoon when 25 members assembled In the entertained their mothers and other guests at an annual spring luncheon Saturday in the Blue room of the Mrs. Geneva Robinson, 821 West Saturday evening when Miss Rexine Kalamazoo street, announces the Downing opened her home at 324 engagement of her daughter. w.lnut gtreet to member of to Rudy P.

Seidletz. son of Mr.North wamut 5treet 10 memoers oi and Mrs. William Zeidler. 430 West (XI Sigma Exemplar chapter of the Sheridan road. They are planning sorority.

We Teltfapk Flowert Easy Parking Eaton Rapids home of Mrs. Leigh Morden for a bohemian luncheon. Other new officers Include Mrs. William T. Gates, co-chairman: Mrs.

Alumnae Honor Senior Actives Hunt Food shop in East Lansing. Spring flowers decorated the room Clarence Lock, secretary-treasurer an October 11 wedding. and guests received favors of cor sage vases, pansies and lilies-of-the and Mrs. R. Frank McKim.

Mrs. valley. Music was furnished by the sextet of J. W. Sexton high school Guests were Mrs.

Dora Hurrell, Glen Stewart and Mrs. Rollo Shriver, board members. Assisting the hostess for the afternoon were Mrs. Shriver. retiring chairman, Mrs.

Howard Astley, Mrs. Harold Andrews and Mrs. Edward Magee. COMPLETE GENERATOR AND STARTER SERVICE KRAMER AUTO PARTS CO. Mrs.

Julia Bamum. Mrs. Leila Bent- The three who were honored Included Mrs. Claire McKinney of Lake Odessa. Miss Downing and Miss Dorothy VanDeVusse.

Other guests were IS members of Sigma and Cam-ma Chi chapters. Officers installed were Mrs. Robert L. Bancroft, president: Mrs. Cecil Straub.

vice president: Miss He-lene Rogers, secretary, and Miss SUa Luchini. treasurer. ONE-STOP 2-DAY SECWDCE ley. Mrs. Ethel I.

Fairbanks. Mrs. W. W. Lewis, Mrs.

O. A Steadman. Mrs. Frank Marcellus. Mrs.

William Kirk- Spring blossoms of lilacs and tulips decorated dining tables in Hotel 'Porter Sunday morning when members of the Beta Iota Beta alumnae chapter of Alpha Chi Omega honored graduating seniors of the active chapter at a breakfast. Corsages and gifts marked the place of each senior. Following the breakfast, Mrs. David N. Noble welcomed the seniors who were Introduced by Miss Rachel Houck of Yp-sllanti.

retiring active president. A plaque for having maintained KALAMAZOO HOSMCH PMONIS 4-lJSS 4-133 connell and Wilma Kirkconnell. Mrs, C. H. VanHalst and Mrs.

P. J. Trea- nor. FOR BOTH FLOWERS dub Entertained Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Gray enter- Lansingite Named LAUNDRY AND DRY lamea memoers una guests oi me -s -n East Side Garden club in the Fel-i 1 State L.1UD OSt the highest scholastic average during her four years of college was pre- CLEANING I iowsnip room or ouvet Baptist church Saturday evening. C. C.

Ludwie showed pictures of his re nt.d tn ML IiU Richard tav Mrs. WEDDING INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS NAPKINS MATCHES LANSING CAMERA SHOP 115 West Allegan 350 i $1.00 GERANIUMS Nice Bushy Plants ea. One officer of the State Federa- Lawrence H. SearL Actives later; of Business and Professional inui cent trip through Arizona, New Mex-jtion SAVE ON THESE OA jrv Prices ico and the Jungle Gardens in Geor- Women's Clubs, which met Friday, I chapter by Mrs Lucia Nesom. Mrs.

gia- Refreshment were served lat- Saturday and Sunday in Grand jogeph Wataon. headed the er by the hostess. CEMETERY URNS up PORCH JARS $3.95 to $7.00 Rapids, is a Lansingite. Miss Edith committee in charge of the annual Potter, who will assume duties ofbreakast An announcement was recording secretary. Miss Potter made concerning a picnic for pledges Is a past president of the Lansing June Grand Woods park club and has been on the state 1 executive board.

I P. T. A. Notes Cash ana LAUNIRY i- Kin FLUFF DR v-vjn mo. SPECIAL.

New officers of Bretton Woods as sociation who were installed Thurs Other officers elected at the 13th CEMETERY URNS $9.95 And Plants Filled Complete day evening by Mrs. L. C. Ludlum annuai convention were Miss Helen AU T- m-Am S1.UW are Mrs. Phillip Cartwnght.

Fannjng of Ionia, president: Miss! dent: Walter Thompson, first vice Vemba Dunlap of Detroit, first vice president: Floyd Kebler. second vice president: Mrs. Ann Ferris of Alle-I president: Mrs. Ronald Damon, sec-, pan, second vice president, and retary: Mrs. George Tews, treasurer.

Miss Helena Hughes of Bay City. I and Mrs. Harold Dutcher. council treasurer. delegate.

Mrs. May Ross of the Lansing ii i ii HOME OWNED 1209-17 N. LARCH ST. At Grand Rhmr, North Lansin Df LUXE MODEL IV GIRAID-P EtREOAUX Lansing CHORALETTES Girls Gle Club Director, Donald Plckard Soloist, David Machtel IX CONCERT MAY 26th AT 8:15 P. IYI.

ADMISSION SOc ST. PAUL'S EVAN. CHURCH Cornar af Oannaa and Walnut EVERGREENS $2.50 up FLOWERING SHRUBS 98c UP PRICES NOW LIS! THAN 147, MANY ITfM VP TO 20 LOWER Insiit Gretnkaust Frtthntss! don flowers 2224 N. GRAND RIVER AYE. PHONE 45387 Open Evenings and Sunday P.

M. Plenty of Free Parking Our Only Location I enarga. group and past state president oi, the federation officiated in the Installation ceremonies at the close LINEN SERVICE PARTICULAR? Then Dine in HOTEL OLDS DINING ROOxM ONE STOP SERVICE HOURS: of the three-day convention. A major action taken by the convention was the establishment of a cancer control project. On the planning committee for this project were two local women, Mrs.

Ross and Dr. Fannie Kenyon. CONVENIENT OFF-STREET PARKING 7 A.M. to 6 P. M.

Daily, 7 A.M. to 1 P. M. Sat. Holiday Club Plans Grand Woods Picnic Plans for a June 30 Dlcnlc at Grand Woods park were told at the ji-1 last board meeting of Holiday saiuraay evening.

Arcnies tall Lounge was the scene of the i pretty as a picture WAFFLE PIQUE i I A foMd sfvicu wotih Iras donned cMlion drtut TK mw lux model dinner. Members of the governoring board with Mrs. Charles Hilleary. vice president, who made plans were Mr. Hilleary.

Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Bailey, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. George Barker.

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Morrison and Mr.

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A rummage sale will be sponsored Wednesday and from 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. by the Jewish! Zionist organization in the Lansing Woman's Clubs association clubhouse, corner South Logan and William streets.

Delta Gamma alumnae of Pilgrim Congregational church will sponsor a rummage sale Wednesday, beginning at 9 a. m. in Pilgrim Congrega-! tional church, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Eureka street. Bretton Woods P. T.

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