Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Miss MandeI
Becomes
Bride
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

@'A'''S A@LA<~NAl'I% II Cl-A~A%is
MANDEL. daughter OF the Her
bert William Mandels Of Rivard
boulevard, wore luStrous ivory
satin into which were woven
minute sprays OF valley lilies
and stephanotls, 10 become the
bride Of Lieut.. William Henry
COddington Of Fort Custer Mon
q a Y evening at Crosse Pointe
Memorial Church.
A courtyard veil billowed ele-
gantly after her as she trod the
center aisle and she carried
cascade arrangement Of white
camellias and stephanotis tied
with velvet ribbons.
Mrs. Everett G.. Moeller was
matron-of honor and wore for
this role a fetching ivory faille
frock with a brilliant green veil
vet bow in her couture n d
matching velvet stream ers
descending from the crescent
shaped bouquet Of glossy Eng
lish holly which she carried.
The bridesmaids. the7 Misses
Eleanore Balderson OF Washing
ton. d. c.. Mary Fit and Betty
Neebe, wore gowns like the
honor matron'S and tied bright
red bows IN their haiF-de,s 70
match the ribbons which bound
their holly.
Lieutenant Ceda4HgtaFa -~he.s
the son Of Mr. and Mrs. Linton
T. Coddington Of Springfield.
H.. was aided by William a.
knight of Evanston, H., as best
man.
His ushers included Howard
w. Benedict Jr. Of Rochester.
y. Y; John A. Carstens and II.
II Helner III OF Detroit.
For her daughters wedding.
the vivacious Mrs. Mandel wore
a ciel blue crepe CONNECTION and
IN her hair were Wanda orchids.
Mrs Coddington chose black
Chantilly lace and h er flowers
were a corsage bouquet Of
Cattleya orchids
After the ceremony. read by
Or. Frank Fit al $50 O'Clock,
the bridal party and guests were
whiSked UP the lakeshore 10 the
Crosse Polnte Yacht. Club where
the reception was held
From there, Lieutenant Cod
dington a n d his bride left on
their wedding trip. the bride
wearing a uatry ensemble OF
grey wool topped by Jacket Of
b1Uc fOX and a COrSage bouquet
comprised Of tho white camel
has from her bridal bouquet.
FROM TIE looks Of things
practically every ono belonging
to tn e Detroit Athletic Club
viii he there 10 ring in the New
Year.
The Palm Room will be ele-
Gantly rigged-up 10 resemble
colorful Lake Placid with blue
and white predoninating in the
painted canvas walls showing
that hill scene.
This year. lust the second
floor IS 20 be used for dining
though, As usual the first floor
VIII be thrown open 10 The Gals.
One Of the largest parties
will seat Mr. and Mrs Harlow
{. Stahl Mr. and Mrs Merrill
l.. Perry Mr. and Mrs W Har-
old LIEh'bOdy Mr. and Mrs
Forrest " Starting. Mr.. and
Mis-. Edgar VI Rcitz. Nj and
Mrs Wallace kIllocn. Mr. and
Mr. " Earle Elakclcy Mr
and Mrs. r W Reader. Mr..
and Mrs. John IS Penny M.
and Mrs Robert Br!na Powers.
Mr. and Mr., Arthur Mccarthy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur y. Suth-
erIand Mr.. and Mrs sgd Scott.
Or. and Mrs Hugh Dill and the
Donald MclvilleS.
AT the table with the Robert
VI PowellS VIII be their house
guest, Dr. Harry +. Swift Of
New York City Mr. and Mrs. H.
ElWood Peabody Judge and
Mrs. Thomas Coitcr, DR.. and
Mrs. r. G. AndreS. Mr.. and
Mrs r y. Powell Mr.. and Mrs
Havelock Northmorc. Mr.. and
Mrs. 3 A. Seymour, Nh and
Mrs. Granville Morse and Mr..
and Mrs. George Finn
We could go on reellng off