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DETROIT FREE PRESS MUSIC AND ROMANCE Monday hours: Downtown store, 9:15 to 8:30 Naturally at East Lansing Girl to Wed Frenchman iifiii'iiiii BY KATHLEEN LUSK LANSING Cosmopolitan overtones go right along with the engagement announcement of Bethany Ella Beardslee and Jacques Louis Monod this week-end. Mrs. Walter E. Beardslee of East Lansing is revealing the fall wedding plans of her daughter. After Bethany was graduated from: Michigan State College and began studying at Julliard in New York City, she sang compositions of Rene Liebowitz of France.

Romance Blooms MONSIEUR LIEBOWITZ came to New York, bringing with him his student, Jacques. Jacques invited Bethany to sing his compositions at the International Composers League con cert. Romance and music swelled together. This summer Bethany was Invited by Jacques' parents, Dr. and Madame Pierre Monod, of Asnieres Seine, France, to be their house guest.

Jacques will accompany Bethany home In October, aftei which they will be married. Two Hours of Fashions FEMININE Lansing will be treated to a two-hour fashion show Wednesday evening all the idea of the auxiliary to Edward W. Sparrow Hospital. The latest in fashions and accessories will be presented by auxiliary and professional models. J.

W. Sexton High School will be the scene of the show at 8 p. m. HIWI. I IJI II 1 "'mM Ij, I IUlJL.ll.Mllll.il I v.

mmL iPipiil -f i "A 1 Wlnburn Pboto GRIM mi LOUD MBS. Francis Loud at Long Island Service Glamour In Taupe Immediate Wear Second Floor Late-day splendor by House of Kunel Married er, Catherine Schwartz, and Graeme Poucher, all of Poughkeepsie. Other bridesmaids were Helen Emery, of Garden City, L. and Mrs. Robert W.

Adams, of Scarsdale, N. Y. The attendants all wore periwinkle blue taffeta gowns and carried African daisies and delphinium. Bandeaus wefe formed of the same flowers. Brother Is Best Man HUGH H.

LOUD, of Hall Place, was his brother's best man. Ushers included another brother, Nelson M. Loud, of New York City, and a cousin, Henry C. Loud, of Carpito, Venezuela, S. A.

Other ushers were Edward B. Lewis, HI, Vincent Vicario, Samuel Ashman, of New York, Alan Phin and Robert Adams, of Scarsdale, and John C. Grady, of Stamford, Conn. A reception followed the wedding at Huntington Country Club. The couple will live in New York City.

St. John's Church In Cold Spring Harbor, L. I. was the setting for the wedding yesterday afternoon of Grace Van Braam Roberts Denby, daughter of Mrs. William Denby, of Huntington, L.

and the late Dr. Denby, to Francis Trego Montgomery Loud, son of Mrs. George Brewster Loud, of Oscoda, and the late Mr. Loud. Given in marriage by her brother, Charles W.

D. Denby, the bride wore an ivory satin gown with a deep bertha and cuffs of heirloom rosepoint and duchesse lace. Her tulle veil was attached to a cap of the same lace. She carried a bouquet of white roses and bouvardia. Has Nine Attendants MRS.

EDWARD B. Lewis, of New York, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Anne Larsen, of New York, and Green Cornelia Manierre, of New York, Betsy Swift, of New York and Poughkeepsie, and Margot Mey As seen in Vogue the five o'clock belle silhouette of wondrous, shining silk slipper satin. Splendid as candlelight and champagne and just as exciting. The hidden secret of its borne-out skirt: crinoline lining.

Navy or blonde. Sizes 10 to 16. '155 Third Floor of Fashions, Detroit Store 2 Sec. Sunday, Sept. 30, '51 Jerry Genn to Marry Easterner BY IKEXE NEUMANN BLOOMFIELD HILLS The Vernon C.

Genn household is bursting with news these days. Jerry Genn arrived a short time ago from a two-year stay in Lagoes, Nigeria, In West Africa, and already plans are completed for his marriage on Oct. 13 down East. Nancy Marie Buhrer, of Harrington Park, N. will be his bride.

She is the daughter of the Paul Merle Buhrers. They will be married at 3:30 o'clock in the Presbyterian Church at Tenafly, N. J. Patsy Buhrer will be her sister's maid of honor and Jerry's father will be his best man. John Genn, now in the United States Coast Guard at New London, will go down to New Jersey to be one of the ushers.

Mr. and Mrs. Genn are leaving on Saturday for the East and will stay in New York. Air Force Visitor LT. JAMES BROCKMEYER arrived Thursday on leave from the Air Force to visit his uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. John H. Wood. He has been In Korea flying on the Dawn Patrol for a year. Mr.

and Mrs. Wood entertained for him In their home Saturday evening. The Woods returned Just last week from a two-months motor trip on the Continent, and Joyce Woold left last Saturday for Indiana University. Mrs. Robert Lee Graham has finally returned from the North-port Point summer home of her parents, the Clarence E.

Otters. She has been there since early July. Young Julie Otter, who is back at Briarcliff, received news just before she left that she had been accepted at Vassar for the fall term next year. Mary and Anne Thorn, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar R. Thorn, have gone back to college, Mary to Smith and Anne to Vassar. Before they left they were hostesses at a luncheon at the Bloomfield Hills Country Club. Mrs. Palmer Bradfleld has Invited a group of her friends for luncheon on Wednesday.

Mrs. Fred Raeder was hostess at an informal luncheon in her home on Wednesday afternoon. Sun Smiles THE WEATHER was kind to members of the Bloomfield Unit of the Women's National Farm and Garden Club on Monday. Mrs. Howard Flint opened her home for a basket fair, and guests were able to take their basket luncheons out on the lawn.

Funds raised will be used to establish flower beds at the Bloomfield Hills School grounds in memory of past members. Assisting Mrs. Flint was her daughter in law, Mrs. Edgar Flint. Mrs.

Fred Black was the horticulture Judge and Mrs. A. H. Otis will take care of the planting of the beds. Green and Gold Gowns Chosen for Attendants Emerald green and antique gold velvet and net gowns were chosen for her attendants by Delores Ann Wilson for her Mom Phot MBS.

McDANIELS wedding to Arthur C. McDan-iels, Saturday morning. The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J.

Wilson, of Sorrento wore an Ivory satin gown with a bertha of embroidery encrusted with seed pearls. Her fingertip veil of Illusion fell from a tiara of seed pearls. The ceremony was performed In St. Francis de Sales Church. Mrs.

Donald T. Brockman, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Karl Fralelgh, and Noreen Gallagher. Nancy Claire Wilson was junior bridesmaid for her sister.

The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. McDaniels, of Ward Ave, asked Donald T. Brockman to serve as his best man.

Guests were seated by James W. McDaniels, brother of the groom, and Donald McLean. Following a breakfast and reception at Botsford Inn, the newlyweds left for a trip to Indiana. 1 ft 1 VI i 1 i I So wily in the ways of fashion with throat-charming pink satin bow, sailor collar and twin-blind pockets. Minute wa ist with a wealth of skirt.

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22.95 d. Patty shell pump in black suede etched in black patent leather. 24.93 Shoe Salon, third floor, Detroit Store.