Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 29

TOGREET '53 STATE JOURNAL (Lansing, Thursday, Dec. 11, 1952 29 Delta Kappa Gamma Holds Unique Christmas Party TINY ORNAMENTS Planning Jan. 24 Nuptials The studio home of Mrs. Wll- i of Theta chapter of Delta Kap- 11am McCloud on US-16 was tha I pa Gamma, setting of a unique Christmas tea I A Swedish motif was carried Sunday afternoon for members cut on the center table with Swedish mats and straw figurines. Thirty members and 11 students from Lansing Eastern and Sexton's Future Teachers' club attended.

Christmas carols from several countries were sung. Pro-Symphony New Year's Eve Party Planned ByBoatClub Party Shows Yule Spirit Lansing Boat club member wlU usher la 1953 with sparkling "Winter Wonderland" bU New Tears Eve. Plans were- completed for the party when committee chairmen met Dec 4 with Mrs. Wesley Dye, 631 Kohler ct The event will be held in the Michigan State college Union, with the Lewis orchestra nlshing music lor dancing from 10 p. m.

to 2 a. m. Committee chairmen attending were Mrs. A. J.

Mitchell and Mrs. Gilbert Parker, tickets; Mrs. B. J. Price, decorations and Mrs.

John N. Arbaugh, publicity. Mrs. Harold Cunnington, auxiliary club president, also attended. Tickets may be obtained from any committee member.

i f-V. i vr-rs 7-nn 1 1 hi- ni ii liTn mi ii sW 7 'jr. i-i -v iFil Christmas spirit permeated the home of Mrs. William King, 1220 N. Genesee Wednesday evening when she entertained Pro-Symphony members.

Green Hatln covered the refreshment table which was set with tiered candelabra surrounded by silver leaves and tiny Christmas ornaments. Spruce boughs and Santa Claus boots were placed on the mantel. Mrs. Elmer Manson, club president, announced that the gifts of food brought by the group will go to a family of displaced persons. Following the coffee hour, members saw the first act of Eugene O'Neill's "Beyond the Horizon" presented by newcomers to the guild workshop.

The program featured four solos by Mrs. Paul Younger accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Emma Grant Holmes, and a reading by Miss Janet Frank. Who Where When Medical Auxiliary Hears Yule Carols MISS TANNV MENKMAN Mr. and Mrs.

William A. Menkman, 180S W. St Joseph announce the engagemetn of their daughter, Tanny, to SSgt Gerald C. Lind of Lawion air force base, Georgia. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl L. lind, 3315 Sheffer st The couple will be married Jan. 24. If you like good assortments, easy parking, and fast service do your Christmas shopping in Double Ring Wedding Service Joins Couple in Olivet Baptist Church At 'V- Figures representing San la Claus' helpers cavorted on a red table cloth.

at a Tuesday evening coffee of the Auxiliary to the Ingham County Medical society. Greens, white candles and red bells decorated the mantel at the home of Mrs. K. P. Hodges on Osborn where members met A triple-trio from Resurrection high school sang Christmas carols and provided background music for the reading of "The Littlest Angel" and "Gates and Doors" by Miss Kay Eyde.

Singers were Rose Ann Wahl, Nancy Rosendall, soloist Jean-ette Bozung, Charlene Bussche, Bonnie Lincolnhol, Carolyn Gar-lock, Janis Doll and Eilene Cos-grove. Frances Faiver accompanied. Chairmen of the party were Mrs. W. D.

Hayford and Mrs. A. E. Schultx, assisted by Mrs. F.

B. Owens, Mrs. D. S. Drolett, Mrs.

O. M. Randall, Mrs. Jesse F. Harrod, Mrs.

Francis Jones, Mrs. D. M. LeDuc and Mrs. J.

E. Mclntyre. Mrs. Robert Breakey and Mrs. H.

B. Weinburg poured. Women's Group 1 t- a v. I Mrs. H.

A. Breeding of 1001 Eastfield is spending the month of December as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. M.

Selden In St. Petersburg, Fla. The Sel-dens formerly lived at 812 Michigan ave. Miss Geraldlne Duffy arrived In Lansing by plane Saturday. After a seven-month stay in California, she is spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs.

Louise Duffy, 619 N. Foster st, and sister and brother. Sorority Mother's Club Has Party Members of the Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers' club met for a Christmas party Tuesday afternoon at the chapter house, 139 Bailey st, East Lansing. Individual plum puddings were served to the 13 members present by Mrs. George Dubolz, MrsT Milton Grams and Mrs.

Revs Bishop. Miss Joyce Frank and Miss Monle Anderson, active members, sang for the group. Mrs. Dubolz read "The Wise Men from the West" and Mrs. Axel Johnson read the Christmas story from the new Bible.

After a brief program, gifts were exchanged. It was an-. nounced that a new coffee maker had been presented to the active chapter as a Christmas gift from the group. Lucille Proctor Wed in Cincinnati Ceremonies Nov. 29 in the Olivet Baptist church united Miss Arlene Jackson and Richard Lyle Keyes.

Rev. Harry E. Harfst read the double ring rites. The newlyweds now reside at 740 Cedar st Mrs. Keyes is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold J. Jackson, 125 Denver st Mr. and Mrs. Elmer V.

Keyes, 622 N. Hayford st, are parents of the recent bridegroom. Attending the couple were the bride's sister. Miss Margaret Jackson of Lansing and Kenneth Ingersoll. Guests were seated by Dean Plankenhorn and Verne Davis of Lansing.

A reception In the church parlors followed the ceremony. Assisting in serving were Miss Betty GIbbs, Miss Eleanor Krue-ger, and Miss Marlon Coy. QUR newly enlarged store in East Lansing is a spacious wonderland of beautiful gifts rich with the magic of Christmas from inexpensive little things to fabulous glamourrgifts. The completely new children's department is spacious and exciting, offering a variety of fashion and fun for Young America tiniest to teen. Shopping in East Lansing is an adventure in convenience municipal parking lots; excellent selections; plentiful sales help; unhurried, uncrowded stores all contributing to make your holiday preparation time a pleasurable experience.

i-J ferric 4-f i.f Engagement Announced ST. LOUIS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lunaeck of rural St Louis announce the engagement of their daughter, Kay, to Donald Ches-ney, son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Chesny of Alma. No wedding date has been set MRS. RICHARD KETES AT PLAY LADIES MEETING Holds Yule Party Westminster Women's association of West Presbyterian church held their annual Christmas program Tuesday evening at the church.

For the program Mrs. Owen Wilson, Mrs. Frank Oppenlander, and Miss Loryma Sheltraw sang, accompanied by Mrs. R. Emmons.

Refreshments were served In the church parlor. Mrs. L. Ludlum presided at the punch bowl. Mrs.

H. E. Hunter was program chairman. Benefit Sales Trtpla 13 af tha Central Mathndlat Shurcn will hold rummaie aala from a. m.

to 4 p. m. Friday at the Central Tempi housa. a a Lamina Aerie No. 1039.

Fraternal Order of Eaalea will serve a turkey dinner Sunday from 2 p. m. to at the Christmas Ornaments Are Collected For Sparrow Hospital Yule Trees Play Ladles of Edward Sparrow hospital held their Christmas meeting Monday evening at the home of Mrs. F. P.

Bunday Residing in CinclnantI, are Mr. and Mrs. Emeran Edward Hahn (Lucille Proctor) who were married in ceremonies Nov. 8 in Cincinnati's St Louis church. Mrs.

Hahn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Proctor, 232 Woodlawn ave. Mrs. Leonard G.

Hahn of Cincinnati and the late Mr. Hahn are parents of the bridegroom. Attending the couple were Miss Jean Claire Hahn, sister of the bridegroom, and Lawrence F. P.ahan. Jack Burke seated guests.

All are of Cincinnati. Shows How to Make Christmas Wreaths EAST LANSING I I Seymour Avenue Methodlit church will hold a rummare sale Friday from to p. m. and Saturday from I n. to noon la the church basement.

Alpha Phi Mother's club 1U hold a rummax sale In the South Lanslni Community hall Friday from 4:30 p. into 9 and Saturday from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.

Everett dr. Each member arrived with two Christmas tree ornaments with which to decorate the four trees In the pediatrics department of the hospital Christmas plans for the patients were revealed by Mrs. Leo H. Barnes, chairman of decorations, who is being assisted this month by Mrs. J.

P. Carr and Mrs. William L. King. During the five days preceding Christmas, Play Ladies have arranged special entertainment for the children who are confined to the hospital.

Santa Claus and his attractive assistant are scheduled to appear in person with gifts for the youngsters, and movies and magicians will also provide special fun. Mrs. Jack Krause, revealed that her Brownie troop, number 78, will make the Christmas tray favors and place mats. Mt Hope Brownie group 241 provided miniature dolls and Santas for the Christmas trees. Mrs.

Bunday, hostess, provided refreshments for the members attending the meeting. Large red candles and Christmas greens decorated the dining table and living room mantel. Japs Concentrate bright as Christmas ornaments, warm as the holiday spirit Demonstrations on how to 'make Christmas wreaths and decorations entertained the Bretton Woods Garden club Dec 3. Members met in the school auditorium. Mrs.

C. L. Leonard, conducted a workshop on Christmas greens, exhibiting many articles which will be shown at the Farm and Garden Greens market which opens Frida. Welcomed as new members were Miss Bersie GUI, Mrs. William Shraft and Mrs.

Albert Pol-lok. Hostesses, were Mrs. W. Anderson, Mrs. Edwin Block and Mrs.

Harold Brown. Guests included Mrs. Clara Carpenter, Mrs. Clair David, Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs.

Calvin Colt and Mrs. Edwin Abendroth of Houghton Lake. Buffet Menu Having folks for a buffet affair? Here's a menu for you: ham and scalloped potatoes, tossed green salad, buttered rolls, brownies a la mode and QUILTED COTTON GIFT ROBES A wedding breakfast at Window Terrace gardens followed the ceremony. The newlyweds took a honeymoon trip to Miami Beach, Fla. Eastern Star Officers Honored at Yule Party A white Christmas tree studded with brilliant stars and sequins decked the table Thursday evening at a party honoring Mrs.

Thomas Preston, worthy 'matron of Amity Chapter No. 490, Order of the Eastern Star, and her officers. Name cards were held by foam stars. Holly lace mats marked each at the table set in the Gorsline-Runciman recreation room. Game prizes were won by Mrs.

Ray Vander Moere, Mrs. Wade Moore and i Mrs. Thomas Prestor. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Wright, Mrs.

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