Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 42

Sunday, Jan, 4, 1953 DETROIT FREE PRESS MRS. JOSEPH L. HICKEY, JR. Mr. Hickey, Miss Pease Wed in Grand Rapids The Rt.

Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Hickey officiated on Saturday at the rites which united his nephew, Joseph Lincoln Hickey, and Margaret Anne Pease, in matrimony. The Rev.

Frederick C. Hickey came from Providence, R. I. to sing the mass at his nephew's wedding. The bride, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Pease, of Grand Rapids, and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lincoln Hickey, exchanged vows in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church in Grand Rapids. Breakfast followed at the Pantlind Hotel.

For the intimate family ceremony the bride wore an ankle-length gown of white satin. The wide neckline was Arnta Photo AT A TEA SATURDAY afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph William Eskridge, of Merriweather Road, announced engagement of their daughter, Olivia Lee, and Leon Mandel III, son of Mrs. George E.

Seligmann, of New York, and Col. Leon Mandel, of Chicago. The pair met while attending Cornell University. The bride-elect is member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Mr.

Mandel attended Columbia University. lace covered the bodice a and sleeves of the gown. A mantilla of lace and illusion fell over her hair ir and she carried white camellias and stephanotis. Mrs. Robert Smith, of Grand Rapids, was her sister's only attendant.

She was gowned in American beauty red, fashioned with a halter neckline and tiny matching jacket. She carried Briarcliff roses and wore the same blooms in her hair. Edward J. Hickey III was his brother's best man. Guests were seated by Charles Pease, brother of the bride, and David Dillon.

Mrs. Pease wore an azure blue crepe frock with a lace yoke and matching jacket. The color of her mauve hat and accessories was repeated in the pink-tinged roses which she wore. Mrs. Hickey chose a purple taffeta frock, cut with a square neckline and embellished with pink sequin buttons.

A small pink felt hat matched the roses which she pinned to her purse. After a motor trip to New Orleans the Hickeys will reside in Grand Rapids. College Club Schedules Student Panel College Women's Club has invited a group of Wayne University students to its Wednesday afternoon meeting, in the Hotel Tuller, The students will participate in a panel on diverse racial, religious and cultural backgrounds. On Friday evening the club members will hold their annual Twelfth Night celebration at the home of Mrs. William Klenk, on Devonshire Road.

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Maroz has exhibited nationally and has designed stage sets for Columbia Studios in Hollywood. Currently he is instructing at Meinzinger Art School. AT THE same hour, Alice M. Woodruff, regional chairman of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, will address a group. "The Burning Issues and How They are Being Met by the Seventh General Assembly of the United Nations," will be her topic.

For Federation Hour, a panel will take up "The School of Today." Educators participating include: Dr. Waldo Lessenger, Ruth Winters, Julia McCarthy. Ted Butler, Caroline Clayton, Dr. Kelley and Ann Nehil. A choice of three programs is on the bulletin board for 2 P.

m. The History of Dancing will be presented by Doris Eaton Travis, who emcees the Arthur Murray television program from the local studio. THE MUSIC Division is presenting Jerome Jelinek, cellist with the Detroit Symphony and teacher at the Art Center Music School. Speaking before the Legislative Division, A. Blake Gillis, superintendent of the Detroit House of Correction, will tell of the problems that occur in that institution.

Pair's Troth Told over Cocktails At an open house on Saturday for about 100 young people, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Spencer Palmer, of Baylis, announced the engagement of their daughter, Mary Somerville Palmer, and Kenneth Eugene Wandel. Mr. Wandel is the son of Mrs.

Robert C. Wandel, of Tuxedo and the late Mr. Wandel. The bride-elect was graduated from the University of Michigan where she was 8 member of Delta Delta Delta. Her fiance attended the U.

of M. and was graduated from the Business Institute An April wedding is planned. Highlights of Trip On Club Program Myrtle Labbitt, with her pictures and commentary on her Scandinavian Holiday, will provide the next program for Twentieth Century Club of Detroit. She will address the group in the Women's City Club after a 1:30 p. m.

business session on "RAPID RECOVERY" is the theme of the party the Center Club of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial will give on Friday day treatment is Ray Ross, as Mary Jane McCormick (left) and Pat Kerr help him get in the spirit of the evening with contin- night. Obviously ready for the post-holi- ued applications of ice bags. 2 Attendants Wear Bright Velvet Gowns At an evening ceremony in matching lace held her veil and American Beauty velvet, They Peace Lutheran Church on Mon- she carried a cascade of orchids all carried pink carnations and day, Noel Antoinette Wood, and stephanotis. rose buds. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ellis The maid of honor, Marilyn C. Wood, of Westchester Road, Axford, wore a deep blue velvet Robert Long, was his became the bride of Harry Ed- brother's best man. Guests were gown with a matching head ward Long, son of Mr. and Mrs.

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Graduates' Party Set Thursday Members the January graduating class of the John J. Pershing school are to be guests of the Mothers' Club, on Thursday. Prior to the reception, the mothers will hold a business session and listen to a talk by Laurentine Collins, of the Board of Education. TRYING THE SLOPES BIRMINGHAM-Mr. and Mrs.

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