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PART THREE 1R THE DETROIT FREE PRESS RTINnAV, REPTEMRKR 7, 1941 Steeplechase Arrangements Already Occupy Bloomfield Folk 7 4 1 I i i I I'v''- White Gladioli Are Setting for Service BASKETS of white gladioli banked the altar of Faith Luth. eran Church on Saturday aup 30, for the marriage of Annette Pieti, daughter of Mr. and Mr, I. A. Pieti, of Philip Ave.

and Herbert W. Ziemann, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

ZiemaniL of Chatsworth Ave. The Rev Roy D. Linhart read the rites Mrs. Guy Sutherland Was matron of honor and the brides-maid was Virginia Gilmore Guy Sutherland was Mr." Ziemann 's best man, and.scatin the guests were Richard Zie. mann, the bridegroom's brother and Jerome Pieti, the bride's brother.

A reception, which was given by the bride's parents, was held later in the evening at the home of Mr. Ziemanp's parents for 70 guests. The couple left for a short trip to Northern Michigan, and are now living on Chats-worth Ave. PANHELLEMC The Detroit Panhellenic Association will meet for the tint time this season at 2 o'clock Tuesday, Sept. 9, at the Intercollegiate Club in the Penobscot Building.

Another visitor In the Hills is Mrs. Louis Wetmore, of Johnson City, who is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Edwin Denby. Mrs. Edwin Denby, who has been with her mother-in-law for several weeks, left Monday for Portland, and from there wilt go to Washington, D.

for the winter. Board Members Invited to Luncheon The executive board of the Society of Engineer's Wives will be luncheon guests of Mrs. Jan Schmeddlng at her home on Virginia Park Wednesday, Sept. 10. Final plans for the year's activities will be made at this meeting.

Mrs. Schmedding has names as chairmen of the standing committees: Mrs. A. L. Hessel-schwerdt, program; Mrs.

S. V. Taylor, special activities; Mrs. E. Honey, social; Mrs.

E. L. Sanderson, membership; Mrs. W. M.

Wallace, house; Mrs. L. G. Lenhardt, reception; Mrs. J.

L. Berry, publicity, and Mrs. J. W. Orton, revision.

day and his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. Curtis Matthews, who have been up there for several weeks, returned to their home Wednesday. Rose Mary and Erwin Wilson also came down Wednesday, and Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Wilson have been at "Long Meadow" for 10 days. Mrs. C. E.

Wilson will come down this Sunday. Mrs. Gertrude Gurney, of Washington, D. cousin of Mrs. Frank W.

Shuell, arrived Saturday to stay a week with. Mr. and Mrs. Shuell. Mr.

and Mrs. William G. Ler-chen left Friday for Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri where they planned to visit their son William G. Lerchen, Jr. Mrs.

Ler-chen, went with them. Mr. Lerchen, senior, will leave shortly after his return to go on a hunting trip in Northern Canada. COL. FREDERICK S.

STRONG, who is stationed at Atlanta, came home for several days, but returned to the South Tuesday, SAKS FIFTH AVENUE Second at Lothrop MM Mr BY IRENE NEUMANN IT MAY STILL BE midsummer weather as far as the mercury is concerned, but that certain something is in the air, the color of the sunlight ia different, trees are turning out here in the Hills, leaves are dropping from some of them and people are riding along the bridle paths and across country in the early morning. We've even seen A pink coat or two going over the fences. All of which leads up to the last big event of the season at the Metamora clubs. The Annual Steeplechase and Meet will be held on the Frederick M. Alger course Saturday, Oct.

4. William Reeve Clark is chairman of, the meet. While the committee is not yet complete, some of the Bloomfield members on it are Elliott S. Nichols, Charles D. Pierce, Frank W.

Shuell, and W. O. Briggs, Jr. There'll be luncheon as usual at the Bloomfield Clubhouse up there and several other luncheons and cocktail parties in conjunction with the meet. THE FIRST OF the parties to be given for Mary Louise Kern, whose marriage to Nathan T.

Vigor, will be an event of mid-October, is to be given by Mrs. Stuart Cogsdill and her daughters Margaret Jean and Kathryn at their summer home on Orchard Lake next Thursday afternoon. party will be a luncheon and linen Bhower. Among those at the party will be Mary Louise Viger, Joan Muzzy, Sally Hunter, Barbara Shuell, Dorothy Warner, June Daisley, Jean L'Hommedieu, Marjorie Smith, Ernestine Kern, Loraine Hughes, Ruth Har-greaves, Jean Shuell, Mrs. Ernest Kern, Mrs.

Harvey Shuler, Mrs. Frank M. Hally, Mrs. Edward Haskett, Mrs. Otto Kern, Mrs.

W. G. Arthur Reid, Mrs. Harry W. Taylor, Mrs.

M. G. Hughes, Mrs. John H. Thompson and Mrs.

Frank W. Shuell. Others are Mrs. Ernst Kern, Mrs. Victor Hughes, Mrs.

Fred A. Hughes, Mrs. Howard Mc-Guire, Mrs. George Hughes, Mrs. E.

Raymond Field, Mrs. G. W. Renchard, Mrs. C.

D. Bohn, Mrs. Robert K. Floyd, Patsy Floyd, Mrs. L.

A. Young, Mrs. William H. Traub, Mrs. George Baldwin, Mrs.

C. E. Reutter, and Mrs. Charles Kettering. MRS.

CARL H. L. FLINTER-MANN and her son, Donald, left by airplane Saturday for the West. They will visit Salt Lake City, Yellowstone National Park, Seattle, and go down the coast to Los Angeles. In all, they plan to be away three weeks and will make the whole trip by air.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Booth are off on a late summer holiday. They came in from their farm Wednesday and left Friday for the Maine coast.

They'll be back in a fortnight and will open "Thornlea," which has been closed since last Easter time. C. E. WILSON came back from his summer home, "Telger Lodge," on Walloon- Lake, Tues- ft r. Among Follows Christening on Island Small Parties Given to Compliment House Guests ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Barbara Bessner Klein, infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Mervin Klein, of Grosse lie, was christened in St. James Church on the Island by the Rev. Rollin J. Fairbanks.

Mrs. George W. Penglase, of Grosse lie, Elsie Bovenkirk and James Eraun, of Detroit, were the witnesses of the ceremony, which was followed by an informal tea at the Klein home on Church Road. Mr. and Mrs.

Ycllott Fitzhugh Hardcastlc, have had as their recent house guest, Sophie Morris, who left early in the week for her home in Wayne, Pa. On Sunday afternoon, they gave a small tea in her honor, at their home in the Parkway. Mr. Hardcastle's father, Yellott V. Hardcastle, of Broomall, has also becn.an Island visitor.

Saturday evening, the Robert A. Alexanders had a picnic supper on their grounds for him, Inviting' as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Waldo M. Johnson, Mr.

find Mrs. Fred S. Glover, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Agnew, and Mr.

and Mrs. Duncan J. McNabb. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Mary Henderson, daughter of Mrs. Wendell Henderson, who is spending the summer on the Island, held open house at her home on Parke Road, her special guests being 10 of the young British fliers who are now in training at the Grosse lie Naval Reserve Air Base.

And apropos of the Base news, Mrs. Rufus C. Young and Mrs. Charles Lee Edwards returned Sunday evening from an Eastern trip. The latter spent most of her time in Philadelphia and New York, but Mrs.

Young went on to Belgrade Lakes, to visit her mother, Mrs. Clarence Meeks, of Tenafly, N. J. Her daughter Patricia, who is with her grandmother, will return to the Island for the opening of school, Sept. 15.

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos B. Clark are again at their Grosse He residence, "Sunset Lodge," on West River Road, after a summer at Camp Dahinda, on Honey Harbor, Georgian Bay. Osteopathic Women's Club Plans Meeting THE DETROIT OSTEOPATHIC WOMAN'S CLUB will begin the 11)41-42 season with a luncheon at the Western Golf and Country Club at 12:30 o'clock Tuesday, Sept.

9. Reservations are being taken by Mrs. IJoyd Woofendcn. Mrs. Lawson B.

Coulter is president of the club this year; Mrs. Lloyd Woofenden and Mrs. A. P. Warthman, vice presidents; Mrs.

G. Tracy Akcns, treasurer; Mrs. K. P. Kinney, recording secretary; and Mrs.

A. P. Moorton corresponding secretary. One of the big events on the club's calendar this year will be the annual bridge luncheon which is given to benefit the nursery of the Detroit Osteopathic Hospital. It is scheduled for Oct 14.

Sewing days are to be arranged also on which the members will sew for the nursery and the hospital. soft, glistening addition to 'our patrician family of i'enton Footwear the. rich, cared-. For lustre of hand-cohhled Stud Buttons 'designed hy the Julianellis. Valkyrie last pump in Hack, hrown, "blue or green polished calf.

Mrs. Glenn Earl Corbett (Hililred Loretta Husband), left, and Mrs. Philip Colbert Manker (Suzanne Getler) are two of this week's brides who spoke their marriage vows on Saturday. Mrs. Corbett is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles W. Husband, of Argyle Crescent, and Mrs. Manker's parents are the Charles Getlers, of Whit tier Blvd. 7 All DeiKh-Kavin Fbntoii Brides Glays, her other guests being Constance John, Ann Parker, Sally Hunter, Pat Pierce, Jean and Barbara Shuell and their guest, Howardine McAteer, of New York City, Katherine Evans, Helen Tippett, Mary Jane Cloonan, Ruth Whittlesey and Rose Ann Schultes.

Mrs. Brown and Betty took their guests to the Brown summer home, "Windswept," at Mackinac City, Saturday evening, for a stay of several days. The Tuttles are taking Gladys to Sarah Lawrence College after their visit here. A I I Valkyrie last pump i or wine polished calf, 12.9." Shoe Salon First Floor it ft i I i'v This Week's Pretty her daughter, Barbara, who have been staying at Pine Lake all summer, will leave Oct. 1 for Los Angeles for the winter.

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Jeffers at a steak roast, in the garden at their home, Saturday evening, were Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Wacker and their house guest, Mrs. C. M.

Watts, of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Mead, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Heizer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl P.

Heym, Mr. and Mrs. Ferry Allen and Mrs. Allen's mother, Mrs. B.

Beven, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Guilick.

and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs.

H. Eby and their children returned Tuesday from a summer at Little Chap-man Lake. HOUSE GUESTS of Mrs. Guy C. Brown are Mr.

and Mrs. Harold W. Tuttle and their daughter Gladys, of Los Angeles. Betty Brown entertained at luncheon at the Bloomfield Hills Country Club, Saturday, for Birmingham Newlyweds Return to Round of Festivities Pillow Case T5rown, 'blue rcg. IT.

5. Pat. THERE HAVE EEEN Bevcral parties in Birmingham for Mr. and Mrs. Thorndyke Dwelley, who just returned from their wedding trip.

Clayton Brelsford gave a dinner at the Vineyard last Saturday night, and Mr. and Mrs Rolfe C. Spinning were hosts at dinner at the Pine Lake Country Club last Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Dwelley.

Mr, and Mrs. George M. Dwelley entertained at an open house Wednesday for some 100 friends of the young couple and also to mark Mr. George Dwelley's birthday. Dr.

and Mrs. E. Howard Hanna gave a dinner party Thursday evening at the Detroit Golf Club, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mantell are entertaining at a cocktail party in their home, on Lone Pine Road, this Sunday afternoon.

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