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DETROIT. TREE PRES 4 Part Three Sunday, Aug. 10 Jane Holt Sets Plans for Wedding Couple Wed in Ceremony at Lapeer GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Subscribe Now for Xmas The Magazine America Lives By Millions of American Women have found it indispensable, because it covers alt their interests and entertains them with superb fiction and features. America's best loved Magazine. J3.50 1 yesr J5.50 2 ytari $7.50 3 yun Attractive Cil Card tent to recipient on requett.

JEANNETTE HACKETT Wedding Bells to Chime Soon for These Girls The First Presbyterian Church in Lapeer was the scene Saturday of the wedding of Elizabeth Louise Mitchell to John Dodds Smith. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abner E. Mitchell, of Lapeer, and the bride groom is the son of Mrs.

Bess Dodds Smith, also of Lapeer. The double ring ceremony was read by the Rev. Ralph W. Linsay. For her wedding, the bride wore white satin with a sweet-heart neckline and long sleeves.

The skirt ended in a long train. She carried a white orchid on her prayerbook. Mrs. Thomas J. Porter, as matron of honor, wore an ice blue gown of embroidered net over taffeta.

She carried a bouquet of pink roses, white carnations and gladioli. 22A8 W. Grand Blvd. TY 8-J 440 ding in Princeton, N. Aug.

30 of their nephew, Rudolf Clemen, and Jane Jollif e. Mrs. L. W. Sappington and daughter Judy will leave Aug.

12 for French River, Ont. Mr. Sappington and son, Lewis, and daughter, Joan, will join them Aug. 17 and they will all remain until after Labor Day. Recent guests of Mr.

and Mrs. H. J. Lauver were Mr. and Mrs.

a 1 Caywood and daughter Abby, of St. Louis. who spent the past week-end at Camp Bryn Afon, Rhine-lander, Wis. They attended the annual regatta on Friday evening and the "Follies' on Saturday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard O. Mead and Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Houff are spending this weekend with the Carl Neumanns at their summer home at Sylvan Beach, Wabaningo, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Draper Allen with their daughter, Nancy, and son, Tom, will attend the wed- BIRMINGHAM Jane Holt, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. F. Farrington Holt, has announced her wedding plans. Her marriage to John Mani-koff, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Bronislaus Manikoff, of Detroit, will take place Aug. 30 at 10 o'clock in St. Hugo of the Hills. A small breakfast at her home will follow. Her matron of honor will be her sister, Mrs.

Harry M. Kelsey, and her maid of honor will be Olga Manikoff, John's sister. i Flower Girl The bride's niece, Gini Lou Porter, was flower girl. She 426 WOODWARD AVENUE wore a floor length dress of shell pink taffeta. Richard Graham assisted the bridegroom as best man.

Seating the guests were Thomas J. Porter, Robert Knapp, William Wendorf, Ernest J. Cole, Kermit Jens and Richard D. Rhead. A reception in the church parlors followed the ceremony.

The couple then left for a honeymoon at Higgins Lake, at the summer home of the bride's parents. Upon their return from the wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Smith will make their home in Flint, where the bridegroom is attending Flint Junior College. Ushers will be her cousin, Calvin Vary, G.

William Oster-mann and Lawrence Magnotte, of Detroit. Many parties have been planned in her honor. Aug. 15 both Mrs. James Longwell and Margaret Gardner will entertain.

Aug. 19, Mrs. Guy Chester Smith and her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Wilmore, will be joint hostesses at a tea and linen shower in the Smith home at the Whittier. Aug.

23, Mrs. G. W. Oster-mann will give a luncheon at her Bloomfield Hills home. Jane spent the past week with her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Packard, of Chicago, at their summer home at Mackinaw. With her there was her future sister-in-law, Olga An October wedding is being "Expert Care for Your Rug Wear" YOU'LL WANT YOUR HOME LOOKING IMMACULATE FOR YOUR FALL HOMECOMING LET US RENEW. THE LIFE OF YOUR TREASURED RUGS ND FURNITURE BY CLEANING THEM NOW WHILE 'YOU ENJOY A REFRESHING SUM-MER RESPITE. ASHRAWY'S planned by Elizabeth Catherine Williams.

Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Williams, of Birmingham, are announcing her engagement to William E. Porter, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John E. Porter, of Dillon, S. today. Scott-Mitchell Rites Are Read Xcw Fall COSTUME ENSEMBLE Shower Booked Afte moon TR.

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McGill, of Woodmont Road, is engaged to Donald G. Springer, son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Springer, of Fairfield Ave.

No wedding date has been "decided upon by the young couple. PARTIES continue for Martha Jean Smith, whose marriage to Kenneth Duff is to take place Aug. 16. Mrs. Ronald Waterbury gave a breakfast and table top shower for 24 guests at the Pine Lake Country Club on Friday.

Martha's sister Charlotte will give the spinster dinner Aug. 14 and the same evening Dick Charlton, who is to be the best man, will give the bachelor dinner. Mr. and Mrs. G.

W. Mack, Kenneth's uncle and aunt, with whom he makes his home, will give the rehearsal dinner on Aug. 15. Another party has been added to the calendar of Barbara Fox, who will marry Carl Blauman, Sept. 6.

Katherine Kemp will give a dinner-bridge and table top shower Tuesday evening at her home on Yarmouth Road." Her guests will include her mother, Mrs. William Lloyd Kemp; Barbara's mother, Mrs. George H. Fox, and her sister, Marty; Carl's mother, Mrs. Carl Blauman, and Joyce Halbert, of Battle Creek, a sorority sister in Alpha Phi at Michigan State College.

Others will include Joan A striking interpretation of the new fall silhouette presented in a Costume Ensemble. The jacket is in the new long length Arrangements of ferns, white gladioli and daisies formed the background in the East Grand Boulevard Methodist Church the afternoon of Aug. 2 when Patricia Joan Mitchell became the bride of Robert Bruce Scott. Patricia, who was given in marriage by her father, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Donald Mitchell, of Kensington Road. Robert is the son of the Robert Scotts, of Troester Ave. For her wedding she was gowned in white eyelet fashioned with a tight bodice, round neck and long sleeves. The full skirt formed a bustle and extended into a circular train. The fingertip veil of illusion fell from a ruffled" crown of net and pearl daisies.

Her bouquet was of white double daisies and ivy. Mrs. Donald Mitchell was her sister-in-law's matron of honor and maids were Adelaide Scott, sister of the bridegroom, and Mildred Josephson. Richard Caulkins was best man and seating the guests were David Hughes and Kenneth Boyd. A reception in the church parlors followed the ceremony.

When they left on their western honeymoon the new Mrs. Scott was wearing an aqua gabardine suit with brown accessories. tliltX and is slightly fitted. The if i Other Specials Duncan Phyfe, was $219 now $139 2-Pc. Modern Living was $185 Now $90 Tilt Chair and Ottoman, was $78 now $42.50 Fan Back Chair, was $79.50 now $39.50 dress has smooth long lines til OltW 111 tWHH Pasher, Barbara Forster, Nancy with full length sleeves.

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Lowell Carr (Margaret Mead), of Ann Ar Sweet Photo Two Wayne University students, whose engagement is being announced today, are planning to be married at a late autumn ceremony. The bride-elect is Constance Chambos, daughter of Mrs. Z. N. Chambos, of Temple and the late Nicholas Chambos.

Her fiance is John J. Lekas, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lekas, Atkinson Ave. bor, and Joyce Taylor, another sorority sister of Katherine and Barbara who has recently moved to Birmingham.

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