Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 31

IZUSStAL WeA, April 5. 19S7 C-S ooners Go East, South HALF A WINK Thoto falsi laskot for yomr tyot Mmkaamck gUnmoroua JUgmii. BcPtthiylookatriflogruoMomo Wkou out of thorn bocomtt ungluotomo. frca lb Ka c.H3 Enhances Flavor Add talad dressing Juit before serving. Use only enough to nxrtften ingredients.

Thij enhances the flavors of the salad ingredients. TRY A tJ.C 1 7 Honeym Wmm 7 4 mk. J- v' 1V" II ''v Ask Aboul Our Many Arrangemsnb of Plants, Roses, Carnations and Other Cut Flowers for I 1 I mm 4 kRS. DAVID A. STOWELL the former Dorothy A.

Laonui Stowell-Luoma All Occasions PLENTY OF FREE PARKING STOP AND SEE US AT an PeehenV Flowers On a honeymoon trip in Florida are David Albert Sto-well and his bride, the -former Dorothy Anne Luoma. They were married Sunday at 2:30 pjn. in the Alumni Memorial Chapel on Michigan State University's campus. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard A. Luoma, 1381 Craig St The bridegroom is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey L. Stowell, 6095 Harkson Drive, East Lan- The bride is graduate of Michigan State University where she was affiliated with MRS.

GARY. J. STARR the former JUIayne Miller Starr Miller 1720 S. PENNSYLVANIA 484.1437 Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Mr.

Stowell also attended MSU. I For the afternoon ceremony, the bride wore an empire-style gown of ivory silk organza over peau de soie. The floor-length gown featured a chapel train. She carried white daisies with ivy. Maid of honor was Miss Kathleen Kelly of Briming-ham.

sorority1 sister of the bride. She wore a floor-length gold silk gown and carried white daisies with ivy. Bridesmaids were Miss Bette Sigel of Denver, Colo, also sorority sister of the bride, and Mrs. Richard Moore of Lansing. The bride's sister, Miss Carrie Luoma of Lansing, was the Junior bridesmaid.

Best man was John Sprik of St Clair Shores. Ushers were James Swing of Grand Rapids, Gary Culver of Hart, Max Brinker of East Lansing and Robert Brandstatter of East i iohmmmi UMLiqws mora Eiy going shilt mars oariM for Ht, bvttaMd In hick, 50 JCodaP polywtar, 50 Awtt rayon by Joyce. Yellow, blue, groom S-li. $23. Now honeymooning in Canada and New York are Gary John Starr and his bride, the former Jillayne Rae Miller.

They were wed Saturday afternoon in Immaculate Heart of Mary Church: Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Mil-, ler, 4800 Tenny St, and Mr. and Mrs.

John Starr, 642 Hume Blvd. For the 12:30 p.m. nupitals, the bride wore a floor-length gown of peau de soie and organza trimmed in puff lace. It featured a cathedral train flowing from the shoulders. She carried a bouquet of pink sweetheart roses and pink carnations.

Mrs. Patrick Glossop of Lansing, the bride's sister, was matron of honor. She wore an empire A-line lavender gown with plum trim and carried a long stemmed pink tea rose. Bridesmaids were Miss Jacquelyne Noeal and Miss Susan Snyder, both of Lansing. Michael Wey of Lansing was best man, while ushering were Patrick Glossop, the bride's brother-in-law, and Dayne Miller, the bride's; brother, both of Lansing.

Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was held in the VFW Hall in Holt Mrs. Starr attended Lansing Community College. The newlyweds win make their home in Lansing, where Mr. Starr is attending LCC, slighter was Kevin Jil.W1 1 MilHWl II III Lefperance of Lansing. After the ceremony, a reception was held in the chapel parlor followed by a buffet dinner at the home of the bride's parents.

The newly weds will make their home at 3825 Bayview Drive, Iiinstng. Clubs to Hear Talk onlNiseria MSU Vet Clinic Readies Open House for Families CLAZZIC A tiurr story DY It Mrs. Frost By Concluded from Page C-l training and view kennels, the microbiology lab, casting staS treatment areas and necropsy. Veterinary students, who sponsor Vetavist, will be on hand to explain techniques and instruments used in "the making of a veterinarian." SOMETHING FOR THE KIDS A special section for children featuring wild animals borrowed from Potter Park Zoo will emphasize the wide range of activities included in the veterinarian's field. This is the second year mat the public has been allowed to Fmm-loving wash and drip l4 Mrs.

Carl F. Frost will speak on Nigeria at the Friday meeting of the Women's Historical Club. Guests for the 2 p.m. meeting at the Woman's Club House will be the members of Entre Nous, Fortnightly, Unity and West Side Literary Clubs. Mrs.

Kenneth Woodward will sing. Hostesses will be Mrs. J. Geoffrey Moore, Mrs. J.

Robert Stone, Mrs. E. E. Shepherd and Miss Laura Millar. dry Sacony CUllm Jtrtty 'view the new $4.7 minion eSn k.

tops among veterinary school facilities in the country, Ted Price of East Tiwfag, sixth-year veterinary medicine student and chairman of mis year's Vetavisit, explains that the clink is to offer added information to those interested in a career in the field and to expose the public to veterinary medicine. want to show realistically what goes into the making of a veterinarian, what the student actually does," he says. "We though mat the public should start from the basic foundation, the understanding of the extensive education necessary before one can put the initials D.V.M. after his name." Win it be successful? 'Please tell me what the hours Saturday are," asked Mrs. Varney at the completion of her family's special trip Wednesday.

"We want to be sure to come back on Saturday." r. in Hmtltst 'pUstie siift stury for your onk-f Mrs. Agnes Trout Chosen President of Music Group way lift. bU if you pUatg, ponding secretary; Glenn Hal-Dc, auditor; Mrs. Vera Brown Lewis, program chairman; and Mrs.

Olive Howell, Michi- morfoHiont-. boldly ochood at tho horn. Hand blend of 64 Arnol triaeotala, 3t Fortrol poty-oor. SoK sash. GokVwhito, bloowhito, pinkwhito.

10-16. $23. Mrs. Agnes Trout was elected president of the Musk Teachers Guild at the annual spring luncheon held Tuesday at the Kellogg Center. Other newly elected officers include Mrs.

Patricia Hulse, vice president; Mrs. Marion Colt, treasurer; Mrs. June At ten. recording secretary; Mrs. Ruth Lytle Thompson, corres- FuBy Uutd for perfoctiouist shop ioopiug, Ormmgt, Yottow, Tarmuois, WkiU, Black, Broum, Navy.

15.00 fscft's (gift mm On B. M-lt Milt af HMim 7 gan Music Teachers Association co-ordinator. Mrs. Thompson, luncheon hostess, used her collection of Swiss music boxes to form the table centerpiece. Following the business meeting.

Mrs. Lewis described her recent trip to Europe, where she visited the homes of Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert and Strauss. The guild spring recital will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Women's Parlor of Peoples Church. ,0 17 sfp.i::3 COATS Vmlmn S2139 THREE SISTERS.

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