Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 27

DETROIT FREE PRESS Sunday. July 22, '62 -i y- WED SATURDAY Leslies Are Off To Aegean Isles Richard McLaughlin Leslie and his bride, the former Sylvia Ann Trythall, are traveling to Greece and the Aegean Isles. They will visit Paris, London, Berlin and Rome before returning in September to live in Chicago. The couple were married Saturday evening, in candlelight rites at Kirk-in-the-Hills Presbyterian Church. A 1554 Washington 16910 Kercheval Grosse Pointe Final Week! SATURDAY RITES Newly wed Whites Honeymoon East A reception at the Grosse Pointe Club followed Lynn Markus' marriage Saturday to Raymond R.

White, in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. The couple then left for New England. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Markus, of Ellair Place, and Mrs.

Clara Hemmeter White, of Edgemere Road. Motifs of seed pearls adorned the hand-corded Alen- con lace bodice of the J8 1 Dresses M995 were reception followed at the Village Woman's Club. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Sylvester W.

Trythall, of Orchard Lake, wore an ivory peau de soie gown, appliqued with Alencon lace and pearls. A matching silk-and-lace pillbox hat held her veil. Mary Katherine Paul, of Winston Salem, N.C., was maid of honor, and J. Carol Rea, of Evanston, 111., and Judith Lannon, of Chicago, were bridesmaids. The bridegroom, son of the Richard S.

Leslies, of Battle Creek, had his father as best man. Ushers Included Norman a s. of Birmingham, Robert Paley, of Chicago, Robert Stahl, of Evanston, James McLennan, of Park Ridge, 111., and Robert Mclaughlin, of Indianapolis. I I )s IlllSSllSBllW ii i -nil 1 I id umm mm Ml I i'f I i -XJ i Cashmere to M795f? bride's gown. Its ivory silk taffeta skirt formed a chapel train.

A matching taffeta rose held the bridal veil. She carried stephan-otis and ivy. Shelley Scarney, of Orchard Lake and New York, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids included Mrs. Frank McBride, Mrs.

Hugh Harness. Mrs. Horace C. Ford and Mrs. William Dove.

Robert Kuhn served as best man. Seating guests were Mr. Ford, Mr. McBride, Jack Sherman, of Atlanta, Dan Barrett and Bruce Davenport. For her daughter's wedding Mrs.

Markus wore a cornflower blue chiffon sheath with a cowl neckline. Mrs. White chose a heather blue silk linen gown, with a bodice of re-embroidered Alencon lace. Boulevard Ave. 1 aie 1 si were $17.95 to $27.95 Blouses $395 to 6" were $6.95 to $11.95 Skirts 56'5 to $995 were $9.95 to $14.95 Summer Coats and Suits V3 V2 Off Mrs.

Raymond K. Jr. Area Betrothals Coming Events July 25 Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor Auxiliary luncheon and benefit card party, 12:30 p.m. at St. Ann's Convent.

July. 25 Junior Guild of Providence Hospital meeting, box luncheon and swimming party at Mrs. John Tracey's home in Lathrup Village. July 28 St. Mary's-in-the-Hills Episcopal Church "Country Fair" and auction, on the church grounds in Lake Orion.

Mrs. Richard Leslie to Victor Hribar, Jr. The prospective bridegroom is the son of the senior Hribars, of Dearborn. Fenton'Wermuth A Sept. 2 altar date has been set by Nancy Gail Fenton and Albert Wermuth.

The bride-elect's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fenton, of Oak Park. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Anna Wermuth, of Northlawn Ave.

DeCavitt-Hartop The marriage of Carol Ann DeCavitt to John Edwin Har-top will be an Oct. 27 event. The bride-elect is the daughter of Bernard DeCavitt, of Lakepointe Ave. Her fiance's parents are the Albert Har-tops, of Payton Ave. specialists Mid-Summer POWER-SMITH In Dowa-giac, Julie Xoel Pierce and James David Power HI were married Saturday in Sacred Heart of Mary Church- They left for New England after a reception at the Pickwick Club In Nile, and will live in Royal Oak.

Parents of the couple are Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Column Pierce, of Dowagiac, and the James David Powers, of Worcester, Mass. Couple Wed In Royal Oak Mrs. Robert Joseph (the former Frances Walker) was married July 11 to Norman J.

Works, of Portland, Conn. The bride's mother, Mrs. Roger V. Walker, gave a reception at her apartment in the Parkstone after the ceremony in the First Pres-terian Church of Royal Oak. The bridegroom, son of.

Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Works, of Mettetal had his father as best man. The bride was attended by Mrs.

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The marriage of Joan Elizabeth Koepcke to Robert Francis Goudreau took place Saturday noon in St. Ignatius Church, and was followed by a reception in Chestnut Hill Country Club. The bridegroom's brothers the Rev. Paul Goudreau and the Rev. George Goudreau, officiated at the nuptial mass.

They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Goudreau, of Rumford, Me. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Fra-zier Koepcke, of Grosse Pointe Farms, formerly of Wellesley Hills, Mass. She wore a peau de soie gown and a delicate mantilla of heirloom lace. After motor trip along the Maine coast to Bar the couple will live in Brookline, Mass. Slave Then suddenly we couldn't get her out of the tub.

I suffered through five years. At times I was sorely tempted to give up, but there was no place for her to go. I couldn't bring myself to throw her to the lions again. Now the girl is in college and is the joy of our lives. She asked me recantly how I tolerated her during those nightmarish years.

She said she had to act that way. Life seemed to be closing in on her and all she could do was scream and strike out against it. Foster children often transfer their resentment against their real parents to those who are trying to help them. Tell and to have faith and courage, and to pray hard. The rewards are great.

FULFILLED Jackson Is Home After a trip to Northern Michigan, the newlywed Joseph LaBos will live in Jackson. Mrs. La Bo was Carol Ann Reed before her July 7 wedding in St. Paul's Church on the lake shore. Parents of the couple are the Howard Reeds, of McKinley Road, and Mrs.

Arthur J. LaBo, of Rockwood, and the late Mr. LaBo. news this minute: I' Ml Qfc ii HinrilMinwriiwniWmWi' as mm i 7 Rice-Burflick An Aug. 25 wedding in the First Presbyterian Church of Jackson is planned by Mary Kathryn Rice, of W.

Hancock and Richard Laurence Burdick, of Mound Road. Their parents are the Kermit S. Rices and the Laurence D. Burdicks, all of Jackson. The bride-elect attends Wayne State University College of Nursing.

Her fiance was graduated from the University of Michigan and WSU. Walter-Hribar Mrs. Russell Walter, of Camden has announced the engagement of her daughter, Patricia Lee, small size in 1 B-200 EASTLAND CENTER open 35 W. GRAND RIVER, 3rd WOODWARD AT STATE MILE AT L1VERNOIS EASTLAND CENTER KAY COOLEY, BIRMINGHAM HILTON STATLER HOTEL? if SHIFT (wear una open Regularly SALE 72x108 Sheets 8.95 ea. 6.95 90x108 Sheets $10.95 ea.

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