Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
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Picks Church
For Wedding
BY FRANCES OVENS

OK nave CHOSEN GrOSSe POlnte
Memorial Church for their we'd
ding April IL. Eight thirty
o'clock in the evening is the
hour and the ceremeHy-wfll be
followed by reception at
Crosse Polnte Yacht Club.
Mrs. Harris Machus of Bir-
mingham will be the matron Of
honor and the men in the we'd
ding party are all from out-of-
town. They are best man Joseph
Mott of Norfolk, Va. usher A.
l. CuShman Of Charlottesville.
Va. and usher Wallace Tony
OF indianapolis, the brother of
the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fitzpatrick
VIII give luncheon the day of
the wedding for the wedding
party and out -of-town guests
These will include Mr., and
Mrs. Max Selling Sr. of New
York City, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Stafford of Poughkeepsie.
y. Y. Mrs. Wallace Tony OF
Indianapolis, and number OF
others.
March 25 Mrs. Alfred FidduS
of Gladstone avenue will give
a luncheon and kitchen shower
for Miss Tony in her home in
Gladstone avenue.
April Z Mrs Owen UridGe and
her daughter Eleanor will be
hostesSeS at a luncheon and
shower.
Dates are still indefinite for
the tea which Mrs. Arthur Tn
derwood of Rivard boulevard
will give and for the Spinstcr
dinner at Crosse Pointe Yacht
Club AT which Mrs. MackuS. the
matron of honor, will be hostess.
THAT RED CROSS first aid
class out at the Marie School
in Crosse Polnte is the most
buSineSSlike one We have heard
about to date. Most first aid
courses allow their pupils a.
least two cuts during course
but not this one. One absence,
for any cause, and you're out.
But the strenuous program
isn't too much for such tirelesS
ladies as Mrs. John Gordon Hill.
Mrs. John r. Allmand. Mrs.
John milford. Mrs Karl Behr,
Mrs. Theodore Osius and num-
Der Of others.
In addition Mrs. Hill goes 10
a Red Cross bandaGe rolling
session every week and she is
preparing TO take a course in
motor mechanics.
Mrs. Hills mother. Mrs.
Louis Arthur Peters of Cloverly
road. who is spending her GUS
tomary winter in Miami Beach,
Will be hurrying home the first
week in April in order 10 help
her small granddaughter Joan
Ellis Hill, receive the Easter
bunny in proper fashion.
Joan Ellis days are crowded
with excitement because AS
soon AS Easter is over she'll be
getting ready for her vastly
important fourth birthday, and
tho party that will attend IT,
April ii.
LORR AlNk, FRANCES
RICHARD, daughter of Mrs
Lawrence Richard OF CollinC-
wood avenue Will become the
bride Of Carl w. Hanzi. son
Of Mrs Theodore Demmcrle
and Rudolph Han2l. al Blessed
Sacrament Cathedral April IL
at 10 o'clock
Evelyn lIanIi, the bride
Groom'S sister. Will he the maid
Of honor and the bridesmaids
VIII he Mrs. Robert ReiSlcr and
Myrtle Tally.
Victor the brides brother,
Will he best man and uSherS
VIII be Robert ReiSler and
Arthur Stone.
\ wedding breakfast al the
Wardcll VIII follow the ccrc-
mony and a reception will bc
held later IN the home Of the
bride
Among tins weeks parties
FOR Miss Richard are an cVe-
nnc party and shower 10 he
gwen by Mrs Rcl>lcr on We'd
nc~day, in her home IN Outer
drive.
Mrs James kccch Of llartwcll
avenue VIII give a shower on a
date not Yet announced
Mr. and Mrs Lawson VII
lamS VIII hc hosts ~ "a dinner
and shower The evening of
March -. Jane Quinn and
Nurel Dlcholt VIII he co-ho>t-
cS>cS ~ a pantry shower. Eve
Ign Ham, has invited tho bride
elects friends 20 a personal
shower and Mrs Lawrence
Richard. SiStcr-ln-law Of tho
hrldc-clcci. Will give the SPIN
Stcr dinner