Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 23

TT1E STATE JOURNAL Lansing, Monday, Sept. 14, 1959 23 Michigan Kohl-Brochu Rites Spoken Quill-Walker Rites Held Miss Laurinda Lee Quill donned a gown worn first by her grandmother in 1906, then her mother and later, an aunt 'HARVEST OF FASHIONS9 Business Women to Si tlfc Hit 'J ClW5) oonsor Style Show and Card Party "Harvest of Fashions" is the theme chosen by Lansing chapter, American Business Women's association, for its annual benefit style show and card party to be held at the newly-decorated Reo clubhouse on Oct. 6. As part of the decor a silvery moon will shine on a collection of fashions by R. F.

Gardner of East Lansing, who under the name of Roulaine, designs She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence L. Quill of 306 Orchard East Lairing, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Austin Walker of Loo-gootee, and the late Mr.

Walker. Laurinda's dress was made of alternating rows of satin ribbon and Valenciennes lace. It was designed with leg-o-mut-ton sleeves and a floor-length carriage style skirt. She carried roses, stephanotis and ivy. Miss Mary Alice Quill, sister of the bride, was maid of honor.

She wore a gold satin dress designed along princess lines. Bridesmaids were Miss Rachel Walker, of Loogootee. sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Adrianne Auvil of Ashland, Ky. W. Austin Walker of Loogootee, was his brother's best man and ushers were Fintan Walker of Loogootee, another brother of the bridegroom, and Richard Stevens of Rensselaer, Ind.

Following a reception in the St. John's Student center, the couple left on a honeymoon to Canada. They will make their home in Vincennes, Ind. Laurinda is a graduate of St. Mary-of-the-Woods college in Terre Haute, and was a dietetic intern at Mills college in Oakland, Cal.

Mr. Walker is a graduate of the Purdue university school of pharmacy. i I' for her recent wedding to Jerome B. Walker, They spoke their vows in St, Thomas Aquinas church. iifl LOOK MRS.

KENNETH MRS. JEROME B. WALKER Bride and Husband Will Live Here Following Honeymoon WHAT WILL BUYS Retractable Ball Point Pens practical nurses training on a national scholarship issued through the local association. Also four senior nurses at Sparrow hospital were recipients of assistance this past year enabling them to complete their training. CHAIRMEN NAMED Mrs.

Ford Hurlbut, general chairman of the benefit, announces that Mrs. M. L. Thomas is in charge of fashions. Mrs.

Doris Shupp is chairman of decorations, Mrs. Albert Libbe, ticket chairman, Mrs. Harold Carney, dessert chairman, and Mrs. Lester Hansen, tables. Mrs.

Richard Holley is hostess chairman. All proceeds from the benefit will further the chapter's educational projects. MR. AND MRS. RICHARD KUTCH Joan Hedlund, Richard Kutch Wed in Alma Dunning chapel at Alma col- lege was the setting for the recent wedding of Miss Joan Hedlund, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Hedlund, 1313 N. Jenison and Richard Kutch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kutch of Saginaw.

Both the bride and bridegroom will be seniors this year at Alma. For the ceremony, Joan chose a gown of silk organza, decorated with seed pearls and embroidered panels. She wore a Swedish crown and carried white roses and carnations. Matron of honor was Mrs. Keith Markle, sister of the bride, who wore pink brocaded taffeta.

Identically gowned bridesmaids were Miss Pat Voska and Miss Kathy Hondros. Howard Wright was best man, and ushers were Bruce Livingston, Carl Jacobson and David Kutch, brother of the bridegroom. The mother of the bride wore a pink lace sheath with matching accessories. The bridegroom's mother selected a turquoise lace sheath with matching accessories. Special guest at the wedding was Mrs.

Emma Yarchow of Monroe, grandmother of the bride. Daughter's Engagement Announced by Parents CHARLOTTE Mr. and Mrs. Howard Healey announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Anne, to Charles L. Green, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Fordyce L. Green. Charles is attending Olivet college. Miss Carol Eckstrom and Charles Wilson exchanged wedding vows recently in the Bethel Mission church of Wallace.

Carol, a senior at Michigan State university, is the daugh- MRS. CHARLES WILSON ter of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Eckstrom of Wallace. The bridegroom, a graduate of M.

S. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wilson of 411 Bailey st, East Lansing. bride chose a floor-length gown with the bodice fashioned of embroidered net over satin.

The bouffant skirt of net was accented by insets of the embroidered net. Her veil was secured by a crown of lace, and she carried a single white orchid and lilies of the valley atop a Bible. Her necklace of pearls was a gift of the bridegroom. The bride was attended by her sister Ruth, as maid of slim two-tone plastic frames with visible ink supply Sensational low price! Only a nichle for a dependable, retractable pen. It's an excellent buy! Supply generously for home, school, office, and car at savingsl and custom-tailors dresses, coats, suits and ensembles.

Millinery in matching or co-orcinated materials will be created to complement his costumes. Mr. Gardner was previously associated with one of the nation's leading custom-tailoring houses for women. Several of his original designs appeared on the list of top 10 styles during 1957 and 1958. CORNUCOPIA MODELS Models stepping out of a life size cornucopia flanked by a rail fence and scattered autumn vegetables will be Mrs.

Louis Cole, Mrs. William Chauncey, Mrs. Clare Clark, Mrs. C. F.

Springer, Mrs. Harold Wallen, Mrs. G. J. Wallace, Mrs.

Charles Morrison, Mrs. M. L. Thomas and Miss Mary Fran Pappin. Mrs.

Carl Wilkie, a professonal model of Patricia Stevens modeling school, Chicago, will also model. During the past year Lansing chapter has sponsored six student nurses. Miss Ester Gable, a June graduate of Sparrow hospital, and Miss Kay Caruthers, a September graduate of St. Lawrence hospital, completed three -year scholarships in nurses training granted by the chapter. Mrs.

Gertrude Hills is in Gardeners Try Hand at Hats Many amusing hats were fashioned by members of the Bretton Woods Garden club recently when they tried their hands at imitating Lily Dache with paper plates trimmed with a wild assortment of garden flowers, fruits, vegetables and even weeds. Earlier they used their more conservative artistic tastes ini corsage workshop. Mrs. Ross Carter, new president, announced standing committee chairmen as follows: Mrs. Grover Ne Smith, program; Mrs.

Ivan Van Am-burg, membership; Mrs. Edwin Block, telephone; Mrs. Ernest Waldofsky, horticulture; Mrs. Harold Brown, flowers and gifts; Mrs. Block, nominating; Mrs.

John Ebmeyer, publicity; Mrs. Harry Keast, yearbook; Mrs. Donald Phillips, ways and means and Mrs. Van Amburg, supervisor of club property. Yearbooks were distributed.

An arrangement of deep red gladioli and magnolia leaves in a pottery bowl centered the refreshment table, which was covered with a handmade lace tablecloth. Mrs. K. A. Fuller and Mrs.

Elmer Lathrop poured. Mrs. Keast, Mrs. Glen Baker and Mrs. Floyd Kebler were hostesses and the meeting was held in the home of airs.

Van Amburg on Maycroft rd. MISS ELEANOR SIMMERMAN TO WED Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Simmerman of McMillan, announce the engagement of their daughter, Eleanor, to William Gardner, formerly of 508 W. St.

Joseph now of McMillan. Mr. Gardner is the son of Mrs. Dorothy Mason of Lyons. An Oct.

17 wedding date has been set. Benefit Sales The Auxiliary to the United Encampment of tne I. O. O. F.

will sponsor a rummafte sale Tuesday at 9 a. m. at the South Lansing Community hall. Delta Gamma Alumnae will sponsor a rummage sale Tuesday at 9 a. m.

at the I. O. O. F. hall, lioo N.

Washington ave. tf.v..' i-ftftftrHetu Three bridesmaids wearing wedgewood blue dresses and carrj'ing white orchids preceded Miss Barbara Ann Kohl down the aisle of St. Thomas Aquinas church Saturday when she became the bride of Kenneth G. Brochu. She is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer E. Kohl of 528 Highland East Lansing, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.

Brochu of Hackettstown, N. J. Barbara chose a floor-length gown of Chantilly lace and tulle designed with a sabrina neckline. A crown of pearls secured her veil and she carried a white orchid atop a lace covered prayerbook. Mrs.

Irvin Kulow, of Battle Creek, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Kathleen E. i 1 and Miss E'Laine Simonds. Francis Dominique of Massachusetts, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, was best man and ushers were Richard Brochu, brother of the bridegroom and Ronald Smith, the bridegroom's brother-in-law. After the ceremony, a lunch-con was served at Dines Terrace room. Later the couple left on a southern Michigan honeymoon.

When they return, they will reside at 2300 Marguerite ave. A special guest at the wedding was Mrs. Karl Yung, grandmother of the bride. Barbara attended Michigan State university. Tour of Europe Begun Saturday By Franks Family Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Franks and daughter, Lisa Kimberly, left from Willow Run Saturday for a three-month trip to Europe. They plan to visit 20 countries. While in Paris, France, they will visit Mrs. Franks' sister and brother-in-law, Capt.

and Mrs. Ira Gessner. Mr. Franks is a graduate student at Michigan State university and will resume his studies there during the winter term. He is the son of Mr.

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WASHINGTON FRANDOR OEAST LANSING 6 AUTUMN ARRAY9 St. Casimir Society Card Party Sept. 24 At the September meeting of St. Casimir Altar society, held Wednesday evening in the church auditorium, final plans for the annual card party, "Autumn Array," were announced. The meeting, which followed a bohemian dinner, was presided over by Mrs.

Peter Coscarelli, society president. The benefit party will be held Thursday evening, Sept. 24, in the Civic Center Exhibition Hall. Chairman of the party is Mrs. Ray Morris, with Mrs.

Eugene Mayer as co-chairman. Committee chairmen are Mrs. Robert Baker, Mrs. Frank Hayes, Mrs. Victor Henley, and Mrs.

Peter Decker, door prizes; Mrs. Herbert LaGoe, tickets; Mrs. Willard Baird, decorations; Mrs. David Brin-dle, tallies; Mrs. Fred Kowal-ske, tables; Mrs.

Joseph Mleko, table setting; Mrs. Robert Murray, table prizes; Mrs. Louis Hufnagel, favors; Mrs. Louis Bonofiglo, food and serving; Mrs. George Conway, aprons; Mrs.

Edwin Ciolek, publicity; Mrs. Mike Holowei-ko, clean-up; Mrs. Fred Abood, baked goods booth; Mrs. Jack Stevenson and Mrs. James Pratt, patrons book.

Coffee will be served by husbands of Altar society members. Wife of Former Congressman Has Unusual Vocation WASHINGTON (UPI) A man who called up and said, "Good morning, I'm Henry Ford," started a Washington woman on an unusual career. Mrs. Lawrence Imhoff, wife of a former Ohio congressman, turns out inaugural, wedding and graduation invitations in any one of 27 different styles and handwriting. She began her unique occupation when Henry Ford telephoned her "out of the blue" one day and asked her to inscribe important dates in the Ford family Bible.

First Fall Meeting Post San club will hold its first fall meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. at the Y. W. C.

A. ENROLL NOW! ALL TYPES OF DANCE Gramse Dance Studio 220 North Washington Phone IV 7-5237 A New Branch Office at G. BROCHU honor. Bridesmaid was Miss Jean Wilson, sister of the bridegroom. They wore waltz-length dresses of crystallette designed with contrasting cummerbunds.

Ruth wore kelly green with light green trim and Jean's gown was misty gold with bright gold trim. They carried crescents of yellow Fiji mums, bronze pompons, and crotan leaves. Kathy Lynn Myers of Boca Raton, a cousin of the bride, was the flower girl. Neil Hall of Ovid was the best man and ushers were Gregor Henning, cousin of the bridegroom, Philip Eckstrom and David Eckstrom, brothers of the bride. A reception was held in the church parlors.

Later the couple left for a New England trip. They will make their home in East Lansing. Special guests were: Mrs. Carl Anderson, grandmother of the bride, and Mrs. John Myers, aunt of the bride, both of Boca Raton, John Henning of DeWitt, grandfather of the bridegroom; Mr.

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