Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-08


WARD. daughter of the Claude
{. Haywards Of RiVard boule-
ward was handsomely arrayed in
lustrouS ivory slipper satin for
her marriage, Saturday, TO
Everett George Moeller, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Moeller of Waterbury, Conn.
The wedding took place in the
Hayward home before the living
room mantel where a proluSion
Of white hehe NUNS and white
gladioli banked the improvlSed
altar.
The brides gown was made
with a fitted hodice a high and
round neckline. distinguished by
a pointed seedpearl collar and
long sleeves.
The very full skirt Shirred
low on the hipline, fell into an
impressive circular train and
her veil Of silk tulle beloved in
three graduated tiers from
wreath OF orange blossoms.
She carried a smashing ar
rangement OF white rubrum
lilies.
Mrs. Hugh L. Hayward Of
Bayside. l.. l.. was her SiSter-in-
laws sole attendant and was
gowned in pink iafleta with
sweetheart neckllnc and short
puffed sleeves.
The waist was fitted and the
skirt fell into deep folds OF
tulle at the hlpllne.
She carried cascade bouquet
Of rubrum lilies
Robert Petitjean Of Water
bury, Conn. was his cousin :
best man and of course there
were no usherS.
For her childS wedding. Mrs.
Hayward wore deep blue crepe
with drapcd bodice trimmed
with blue and silver brilliantS.
Pale yellow gladioll formed
her corSage bouquet.
Mrs. Moeller wore for her
sons marriage soft green chif-
fon with inSetS of lace at the
waist and in the skirt.
DR.. Frank FIT, minister Of
Crosse Pointe Memorial Church,
officiated at the ceremony which
was Immediately followed by a
reception there at the house
where among the many out-of-
towners were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Petitiean OF Naugatuck,
Conn: Miss Mary +. Hayward
Of Ironton, O.; Mrs. William NJ.
Morgan of Newark. o.; Hugh l..
Hayward of BaySide. l.. L.;
George w. Moeller of Watre-
bury, Conn.
BY now, the young couple are
we'll on their way TO the Smoky
Mountains. the bride wearing
for travelling pecan brown
costume suit. brown felt hat,
alligator shoes and bag.
When they return 10 these
parts, they'll be making their
home at 1896 Stotter avenue
and young Mr.. Moeller will be
getting back to his niche in the
engineering dc partm en- OF
ChrySler Corporation.
MRS. GUY c. BROWN and her
daughter, Betty have returned
10 their home IN Nicolet road.
Bloomfield Hills. after a several
week stay al their Summer
place on Mackinac Island.
They have as their house
guest Gladys futile of Los
Angeles. who is en- route from
her home on the West Coast 10
school in the East.
In honor of the visitor Miss
Brown up and gave luncheon,
Saturday, al Bloomfield Hills
Country Club where the gay
guests included
Jeanne and Barbara Shuell,
Sally Hunter, Catherine Evans,
Ann Parker, Ruth WhlttleSey,
HoWardine MCAteer. Patricia
Pierce, Helen Tlppett, Mary
Jane Cloonan and Roseanna
Shultes.
THE DETROIT YOU TIL
CHAPTER of the Los Angeles
Sanitarium will begin its fourth
year with a meeting this eve
ming at 1929 Linwood avenue
AT $50 o'clock.
The aim and purpose Of this
young group is 10 aid and give
medical care TO the II tubcrcu-
lar patients from Detroit hos
pitaliZed at the sanltarium.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
SYLVESTER LEWIS of Strath-
moor boulevard returned re-