Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 32

32 THE STATE JOURNAL WednesdaySept. 27, 1961 Suzanne Griffin, Raymond Totte, Say Vows Lansing- Michigan A large reception at the Country Club of Lansing followed the recent wedding of Miss Suzanne Griffin, daughter of Mrs. Robert E. Griffin of 1700 W. Kalamazoo and the late Mr.

Griffin, to Raymond Totte, in Holy Cross church. The bride was graduated from Marygrove college, and the bridegroom is a graduate of Michigan State university. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Totte of 400 W.

Miller are parents of the bridegroom. A papal blessing, a gift of Miss Rose Griffin, was read at the nuptial mass. Given in marriage by her brother-in-law, W. Richard Miller, Suzanne wore a gown of ivory peau de soie designed with a bell-shaped skirt and detachable chapel length train. The bodice of the gown rose to a sabrina neckline.

Her bouffant veiling was held by a headpiece of pearls and lilies of the valley, and she carried white stephanotis and roses. Mrs. W. R. Miller of Pontiac served as her sister's honor matron, and bridesmaids were Mrs.

F. A. Tallmadge, another sister of the bride; and Miss Jeannie Hughes of Scarsdale, N. cousin of the bridegroom. Their gowns were of American beauty velvet and they wore matching headbands.

They carried pink and white flowers. James F. Burns served as best man, and ushers were Leo Farhat, Joseph DeRose and Charles Grogan of Minneapolis, Minn. After the reception at the Country Club, the senior Tottes entertained guests at their home. For her honeymoon trip to New York and Bermuda, the new Mrs.

Totte changed to a royal blue three-piece knit ensemble. Mrs. Griffin wore a blue brocade dress for her daughter's wedding and Mrs. Totte chosa a beige brocade. Following the honeymoon trip, the newlyweds will make their home on Fontaine trail.

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White cottonj A 32-36; 32-40. 3.50 Bra style 0022 They are pictured in the country store, which will be among the attractions at the P. T. event. CARNIVAL TIME The annual Among the many young patrons Christiancy street school car.

who will be there that evening nival is all set for Friday from are Richard Campbell, Connie 4:30 to 9 p. m. at the school. Lotoszinski and Delia Summers. Pair Honored On Anniversary M.4SY ATTRACTIONS An open house celebration recently marked the silver anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred H. Dewey of 3009 Alfred ave. Approximately 55 friends and relatives attended the party which was co-hosted bv Mrs. Mrs.

Dean A. Marsh and Mr. and Mrs. Randall Bryson. Special guests were Mrs.

Gertrude Cole of Howell, mother of Mrs. Dewey: and Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Cole of Michigan Center.

Alfred H. Dewey, Mr. and MRS. RAYMOND TOTTE, JR. 1B- J.

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Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester O'Mara LOSE 25 LBS. Feted on 25th Anniversary EASY WAY THE Christiancy School Fete Slated Friday Attractions at the Christiancy street school carnival, planned for Friday from 6:30 to 9 p. m.

at the school, will range from a fish pond and game rooms, to cake walks and a country store. Harold Weaver is general chairman of. the carnival. Assisting him with the event are Mr. and Mrs.

William Wager, Mrs. Rodolf Pardo and Mrs. Vernon Ruble, donations chairmen; Richard Pearson, 40 et 8 train: George Charlie, soft drinks: Mrs. Allen Campbell, Mrs. Ezera Wright, Mrs.

Margie Browne and Woodrow Summers, kitchen, and Mr. Weaver, ticket chairmen and policemen contacts. Still others who will supervise activities are room mothers Mrs. Bruno Fratzke and Mrs. Darwyn Sample, fish pond; Mrs.

Virginia Ferris. Mrs. Richard Thomas. Mrs. George Dunning and Mrs.

Howard Hale, game rooms, and Mrs. Ira Pi-fer, Mrs. Grant Davis, Mrs. Roy Peterson and Mrs. Joan Coleson, cake walks.

Other chairmen are Mrs. Par-do and Mrs. Bernard Wolfinger, parcel post: Mrs. Woodrow Summers and Mrs. Edward Stanek, country store and baked goods, and Richard Joseph, who is principal.

Mrs. Carl Bar-ratt and Mrs. Wayne Desmond, movies. Silver and white themed the recent 25th wedding anniversary surprise party hosted for Mr. and Mrs.

Sylvester O'Mara, 1643 Pattengill at the Federated Polish, hall. Over 200 guests were present. Edward Price was toastmaster at the celebration which was hosted by Mrs. Alex Lotoszinski, aunt of the couple, and "Our Club" of which Mrs. O'Mara is a charter member.

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Fr. Gerald Kittel and different members of the family of the honorees. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Debicki, and Mrs.

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