Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 9

you an your miss our this stylist a up- in THE STATE JOURNAL, LANSING, MICHIGAN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1938 Lansing Society Entertained at Open Houses Over Christmas Week-End Karl B. Brucker, M. D. MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING 310 Townsend Street PRACTICE LIMITED TO RECTAL DISEASES Oftice Hours: 10.

to 12 and 2 to! Phone 20714 C. V. RUSSELL, M. D. Surgery and Radium Therapy Practice limited to cancer and other new growths.

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Carrs Open Home To 200 Guests Two days of Christmas gave much time for merry open houses and many were given by Lansing people in homes gaily decorated with Christmas trees, holly, and mistletoe. Dr. and Mrs. E. I.

Carr entertained about 200 guests Monday between 5 and 8 o'clock at their new home a at 1915 Moores River drive. A southern "mammy" in red skirt and red turban served eggnog in the recreation room where Mrs. Ard Richardson was hostess, and Mrs. Fannie Carr of Lansing. and Mrs.

Frank McKibbin of Indianapolis, poured coffee at the table in the dining room. Between 60 and 65 guests were greeted by the Max Harrymans Sunday evening at their home on Moores River drive. A buffet luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs.

Max Harryman give a Christmas open house annually. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beebe received about 60, guests Sunday afternoon at their home. 1220 North Genesee drive.

This is the third annual Christmas open house they have given. A miniature Christmas tree of colored balls and red tapers decorated the refreshment table. Poinsettias were used in the living rooms. Guests from out-of-town were Mrs. Thomas Wiley of Granville.

and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cameron of Detroit. All day Sunday Christmas guests were in and out of the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Hausseman, at 815 South Pennsylvania avenue exchanging Christmas greetings. Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Eger had about 60 friends in for Christmas greetings Sunday afternoon at their home.

1829 Moores River drive. Couple Are Feted At Dinner Affair Mr. and Mrs. John Nosal, 110712 Pulaski street. entertained with a pre-nuptial dinner Sunday honoring Miss Carolyn E.

Czecha and Carl J. Nosal of Cincinnati, whose marriage will take place January 22. Assisting Mrs. Nosal were Mrs. George Jagla, and Mrs.

Peter Borzenski. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Jagla, Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Borzenski. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kapuscinski, Mrs. Threasa Kapuscinski, Tony Haryd.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Czubak, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mleko.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kobus, Anthony Kobus, Mr. and Mrs. Bonifice Wosko.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Binkoski.

Mr. and Mrs. John Kobus. Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Szumias. Miss Laura Szumlas. Miss Cecilia Szumlas, Mrs. Josephine Poxlak, Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Wrobel. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pabis. Mr.

and Mrs. John Marnak, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bush. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Scieszka. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dzubinski, Mr.

and Mrs. John Tarka, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Marnak, and Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Czecha. Michael Mleko of Cincinnati, was an out-of-town guest. Detroit Couple Feted at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Howard C.

Rose entertained at a family dinner Sunday at their home. 2325 South Cedar street, to celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rose of Detroit. The table was centered with a large tiered cake surrounded by gold and white candies in crystal holders.

Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Long and children. Woodrow. Beverly, and John Matthew; Mr.

and Mrs. M. Schlatters and children. Richard, Phillip. Gloria, and Lora.

all of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rose and children, June and Toward, of Turner. Mich. Engagement Announced Mr.

and Mrs. Ben J. Daniels of Eaton Rapids announce the end. gagement of their daughter, Miss Mildred Lucille Daniels of Eaton Rapids and Lansing, to Hugh M. Clark, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Clark of Eaton Rapids: Furred Motor Boots, Davis. -Adr. I BUDGET BUDGET CUT?" Asks Milkman Milt. "'Then drink more milk.

the cheapest way to You will like our Homogenized milk better for every Lansing Phone 2-1618 ENGAGEMENT REVEALED MISS BLANCHE BOSWELL Mrs. Grace E. Boswell of East Jordan, announces the engagement of her daughter. Blanche, of Lansing, to Thede Banhagel, son of Mrs. Anna Banhagel of East Lansing.

The wedding will take place January 7, in Lansing. League Completes Party Plans Final preparations and last-minute arrangements have been completed for the cabaret supper dance to be given Wednesday by members of the Junior Service league at the Hotel Olds. Mrs. Harry Teel, is general chairman for the affair which will take the form of a cabaret party. Mrs.

Bruce Maguire is head of the ticket committee and Mrs. Robert Holmes has charge of reservations. Mrs. Donald Monroe, chairman of the decorating committee. is assisted by Mrs.

Plummer Mifflin. Mrs. Richard Herrmann, and Mrs. Charles Cummins. Bill Sawver's orchestra of Ann Arbor will play for dancing between 10 and 2 o'clock.

Honor Miss Tobey at Farewell Tea Mrs. Frank H. Fuller and Miss Agatha Amell were hostesses at a tea Monday afternoon at their home, 338 Marshall street. East Lansing. honoring Miss E.

Marian Tobey, who has accepted a position as Girl Scout director in Fresno, Cal. Miss WHO WHERE WHEN Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders, Mrs. Edith Feazel, and John Nazerman, all of St.

Johns, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Feazel on Christmas day.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Robert and son. Joey, of 425 West Grand River avenue. East Lansing.

will leave Wednesday to spend the winter in Miami, Fla. Couple Celebrate 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mra. John G. Heppinstall were honored at a dinner and open house Sunday observing their 25th wedding anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nellis of Flint gave the dinner and open house for the Heppinstalls the Edwards' home, 524 Charles street.

Cast Lansing. Mrs. Nellis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heppinstall and Mrs.

Edwards is Mrs. Heppinstall's riece. Ten guests were present for dinner and many relatives and friends were present at the reception at which 3 eilver wedding cake was served. P. T.

A. Notes Annual Christmas program of the Walnut street school association was given Wednesday evening at the school when pupils of the regular grades presented a Christmas play and sang Christmas carols. Miss Helen Barnhart, principal of the school, the program which included "Why the Chimes directed, presented by children from the various grades. Interspersed throughout the program were carols sung by pupils from the regular rooms of the school. Miss Margaret Knapp designed and made scenery for play.

A Christmas program for the special rooms of the school was held Thursday afternoon at the school. At this time Dicken's "Christmas was enacted by the children and Christmas carols were sung by various groups of the school. Meetings Postponed Service Guild class of the First Baptist church has postponed until further notice its regular monthly business and social meeting, scheduled for Tuesday. Irish Crochet club has postponed the meeting that was scheduled for Wednesday. The meeting will be held after the holidays.

Plan Weekly Dance The regular weekly Y. W. C. A. dance will be held Thursday evening at the association building.

Dancing will be from 9 to 12 o'clock to the music of Bill Porter's orchestra. A general invitation to persons past high school age to attend these weekly events has been issued. Country Club Stages Annual Christmas Party for Children AN Honest Christmas to tree goodness provided annual Christmas party of the day afternoon at the clubhouse. parents gathered around the "Santa" distributed favors to with feats of magic. Mr.

and charge of arrangements and were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Ralston.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jacka, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bachman, Mr.

and Mrs. Dan McCullough, Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. McCool, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Planck, and Merritt Stahl. Miss Roselle Shankman of Chicago was the Christmas guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Cann, 521 West Michigan avenue, Arbutus Chapter Plans Two Events Wednesday will be a busy day for members of Arbutus Chapter No. 45. O. E.

with two events scheduled for the lodge. A bridge party will be held in the afternoon and initiation will feature the meeting in the evening. The bundle bridge at 1:30 o'clock will be held on the third floor of the temple, Members are asked to bring bundles for the benevolent work of the organization. Installation, first to be conducted by the present staff of officers, will take place at 7:30 o'clock. A social hour will follow the rites.

merry-go-round and a tall lighted the centers of interest for the Country Club of Lansing MonAbout 80 children and their Christmas tree while a jolly the children and entertained Mrs. Charles Cummins were in Did YOU Forget To Remit for the Christmas Seals Sent to You by Mail by Ingham County T. B. and Health Society 505 Hollister Bldg. CHRISTMAS SEALS 1958 HEALTH I GREETINGS Help to Protect Your Home from Tuberculosis Possibly through an oversight you may have neglected to send in vour check as you intended.

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