The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 8

PAQl EIGHT THURSDAY. APRIL 16, 1953 THE PORT HURON TIMES HERALD TIMES HERALD WANT ADS PHONE 7171 Airs. Cooper Famed Denver Symphony Orchestra Appears For fear's Concluding Community Concert Program Toppers Social Calendar Recent Bride and Today Port Huron Review 1, WBA, will meet at 8:00 p.m. Friday Anderson Brown rehearsal dinner. COATS Will Speak To LLA Group Saturday afternoon at a meeting of the Ladies' Library Association, Mrs.

T. W. Cooper will use as the theme for her speech "Fun in Finding All members are requested to bring heirlooms. Program chairman Is Mrs. Charles Kivel and acting as tea hostess will be Mrs.

Harry L. Gillow. Assisting will be Mrs. Charles W. Conner, Mrs.

R. K. Wheeler, Mrs. Paul G. Taylor, Mrs.

William F. Holmes, and Mrs. W. F. Merris.

Soloist for the program will be Mrs. Kenneth Ramsey. Sensational Price Reductions Br CABOL WHEATON (DM BmM Ajelstaftt Society Editae About 1,300 people gathered in the Desmond theater Wednesday evening to bear the famed 78-piece Denver Symphony orchestra, presented under auspices of the -Port Huron Community Concert -association. The orchestra also presented a special concert Wednesday afternoon in the Desmond theater for some 1,100 school children. Organized 94 years- ago, the Denver Symphony has come to be known as the nation's greatest, "under the direction of Saul Caston, -one of American's most distinguished conductors.

Mr. Caston came to the Denver Symphony in 1945 after an outstanding career with other well-Iknown orchestras. Born in New -York City, he took trumpet from Max Schlessberg, -when he was eight years old. At -14 his orchestral apprenticeship began with the Russian Symphony orchestra "and the Young Men's Symphony orchestra in New York Couple Speaks Wedding Vows Rev. Frank Kaufman performed the double-ring ceremony in Sts.

Peter and Paul Catholic church, Ruth, Monday, which united Phyllis Artman and Airman 3c John Sadro in marriage. Mr. and George Artman, Ruth, are the parents of the bride. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Sadro, Harbor Beach. The altar was decorated with seasonal flowers and lighted tapers for the Nuptial Mass. SAUL CASTON At a party you notice that another woman's slip is showing. WRONG: Don't tell her, for fear she will be embarrassed. RIGHT: Tell her, since any woman would rather know than not know that her slip is showing.

Following graduation from high "Stars and Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of Chan- -school, he was engaged as second in Wednesdays program was and finally Sousa's trumpet with the Philadelphia Overture, "The Bartered Bride" Stripes Forever" Orchestra by the celebrated Leo- by Bedrich Smetan a and "RnnmanJ tilly lace. Scalloped lace formed poia MOKowski, ana lour years The Denver Svmnhonv nrphPS. the nortrait nerkline on the fitted was given the position of-" major' tra is the nucleus around which bodice and the long sleeves ended firsttrumpet.Inl936 by Georges Enesco. the world-famous Red Rocks 'in points over the wrists. The poiated associate conductor of the Probably the most applause in Music Festival ha ochUch.

bouffant skirt of lace extended into sV' $20 Values I $25 Volue ft I I I 4 I 'I 4 $30 Values $35 Values 11 White Navy 1 Colors Mr. Caston was often m.n, nr V- 1 1 t. I 1 1 1' I 1 I 1 1' 1 II II I 1 1- I the first uuu ui vuinpusmons cu 111 me trieui aieu neo KOCKS Engagements King-Krown Mrs. Fredereicka Broun, Court street, and Wilfred R. i Brown, Pontiac, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carol Jean, to Harold Joseph King, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence C. King. Griswold street. Miss Brown attended Milford High School, Milford.

Her fiance uriiuit-u is sucm iwuuuu. Theater near nPnvpr in th finger tip veil edged in lace was the orchestra and conducted many afforded the "Till Eulenspie- near Denver in the sum" hefd in piaCe bv a crown of pearls children's and young people con- gel Merry Pranks, Op. by and rhinestones. She carried an The SPRADER RS. outstanding program given Richard Strauss.

certs. t. orchid on a white praver book. ednesday the orches- In a double-ring ceremony per- Following intermUsinn th -n. UI Matron of honor.

Mrs. Earl Uhl evening by Trhl irn un rn rnnn 1 1 1 tha tnnth i nn The noted director received his tjre seconcj half of the nmtrram Minden City, wore a strapless tormea iviarcn as in ai. iwary i ir; 1 uric, 1 1 1 UUUUL ciin snwn nf rnaizp nvlnn net with a Cnthnlip rhnrr-h St flair hv Rpv oipioma conaucimg iroui n.u th riifriIllt fmir long remembered by pxrra-rurri- uc Reiner. Among his 1 lace DOdlCe and lilted lacket. Her.iiarnlH Krem-hor Patricia nttPtiHrxl St S1pnhn Tlii'h Sfhnnl neadpiece was a matching netIMarv zimmer and William F.

The couple will be married June cular activities are the study of Huron concert Patron- piano, theory and composition. He F'f minof- has been anonunce, 36" the Andante sostenuto need that the hnnnet nn-rl she farrier! an arm Sprader were united in mar- 13 in St. Joseph's Catholic church. has created a Training Orchestra iui iicai vcai cunucl l. hnnmipt nf ninlr and rhitf r'arna Moaeraio con amma.

Andan for talented young instrumentalists series have been selected, and will tions. I and is the advisory head of be revealed soon. I Donna Stimpfel, Minden City, riage. The bride is the daughter of she wore a wreath of yellow Mr. and Mrs.

Louise Zimmer, St. feathered carnations and carried Clair, and her husband is the son a matching colonial bouquet, of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mrs.

Hugh Kelly, Richmond, Sprader Richmond. was bridesmaid. She wore a A gown of white Chantilly lace1 Sown of coral pink styled like the and nvlon tulle was the choice of honor maid's. Her headpiece and was bridesmaid. Her gown and Personal iMentlOn headpiece of orchid was styled identically to that of the maid of Home From Honda honor.

Yellow and white carna- School of the Orchestra of La- osunaio Aiegro ana mont School of Music, University 'Finale Alegro con fuoco. of Denver. Enchore numbers included the two Strauss "Pizzacato Among the selections presented Polka" and Perpetual iui. anu riovu u. tinns mAa uot.

hnna (mer Court street, returned home Flower Eirls were Barbara the bride when she was given in bouquet were like the honor and aiiti peuuuig six weeKbjTherese Edwards. Ruth 1 i i i cn SPECIAL THIS WEEK Solid colors, checks and tweeds. Shag fleeces, suedes, kashas and poodle cloths. Short and long coats, fitted and swagger. Every garment all wool and beautifully lined.

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tt an to tne soutn ana on tneir over taffeta with matching head-; return trip, they visited their pieces and carried miniature bou- i i auu uau a uuitiv matching lace with long sleeves i Sylvester Rengel. of Anchorville, endine in noints over her wrists. land ushers were Richard Zimmer, i son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and quets like the other attendants hrirto nf St flair aerving as oestman tor tne I Rrpakfast was served the COLD WAVE a iiiiiii i tt i hi in in i trii ii liii i 'Mrs. John Telfer.

in Louisville, I where Mr. Telfer is stationed I with the Army. bridegroom was Earl Uhl, Minden Juniors Teens Misses Large Sizes She wore a gold cross andjbome of Mrs. Edna Fenton, and a 1 i Ulit'. uiy, ana groomsman was, u.ismall rprentinn was held in the iiniii.

tin ii 1 iit: vil iiicEi uuiu. 1 ici Block, Ruth. Ushers were Leo fingertip veil was secured to a home of the bride in the evening. QriiHl i it mil CfHrn tne couple noneymoonea in Minden City, uncle of the headpiece of satin and pearls, and she carried a bouquet of red and Niagara Falls and upon their re- white roses. Iturn the nriaegroom len ior ron Return From South Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence LaSalle boulevard, and chil-jdren have returned home from a three eeks stay in Fort Pierce, Fla. groom. For her daughter's wedding, A a 1 LI Save up to One-Half Maid of honor for her sister was Sam Houston, Texas, for reassign- Mrs. Anman cnose a navy uiue ti, $5.00 i $7.50 $1.50 VJV STEAM OIL PUSH-UP PERMANENT! $10 00 COLD WAVE OIL OR CREME SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE nuacinai viiijiiici uj nuic a tit niono rlrocc rt Mrs.

Kelly in Rich- 'strapless gown of blue nylon her sister, In her hair mond. SUITS was attired in a navy blue en- toPPed 3 stoIe Permanent With or WHhovt Appointment RAZOR OR SCISSORS STYLED HAIR CUTTING WNB Club The WNB club met Wednesday night in the home of Mrs. Ken- neth White, Goodells. After bridge iwas played, members were served a lunch. Mrs.

Frank Burke, Gillett street, i will have the next meeting April Special Selling! Loafers and 4 SMITH'S BEAUTY SHOP $20 $25 Values Corner Griswold and Tenth Sts. Menfy Parking Space Dial 2-1767 semble with pink accessories. Both wore corsages of pink carnations. A luncheon was held in the parish hall immediately following the ceremony. Buffet supper was served at 4 o'clock and a reception for relatives and friends was held in the evening.

When the newlyweds left for their honeymoon trip to South-Carolina, where the bridegroom is stationed at Shaw Air Force Base, Mrs. Sadro was wearing a blue dress with yellow accessor iSL limm Saddles a mm $30 and $35 Values 0 ies. Club Meetings Beta Sigma Phi New officers for Delta Delta SALE! Shorfie COATS Black Smooth Brown Leather Stole suits, costume suits with separate blouses, and three and four piece tailored types. Illustrated is three piece suit with poodle cloth jacket, wool skirt and boucle blouse. Navy and colors.

$198 Special Purchase Better Grade Shoes While They Last 4 chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority were elected Tuesday night at a meeting of the group in the Military street club rooms. Officers elected were Bette Suida, president; Mrs. Robert G. Horn, vice president; Mrs. John Donahue, secretary; Jean Joyce, treasurer.

Members of the city council are Mrs. Donald Chubb and Carrol White. Decorations were planned for the annual Beta Sigma Phi Founder's Day banquet to be held in St. Clair Inn April 26. Plans were also discussed for the annual Stocking Fund tea to take place May 16 in the home of Miss White.

The chapter gave a personal shower April 9 for Mrs. Donald Heaman who lost all her possessions in a fire in her home, Lake-shore road. Mrs. Kenneth Reed and Mrs. John Richter served refreshments.

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