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8 DETROIT FREE PRESS Wednesday, Sept. 11. 1946 Chatterbox Taibot They Received Together af Tea PairTravel Eastward -After Rites When Mr. and Irving Goldman return from their wedding trip to North Carolina, Washington and New York, they will be at home in Detroit. The pair were married on Tuesday evening in the Wayne Room of the Hotel Statler, with Dr.

Benedict Glazer offi- Mid-September finds the col lege-going set in a flurry of shopping, packing and labeling. scholars recess daily for final get-togethers. Laird Reamer's dinner Monday evening at a swish GP eatery was one of those parting galas as the guests will soon separate for academic careers. Laird and Ginny Hebb will, shove off Saturday for their second year, at Bennett Junior College. Jan Tarble -('tis rumored her next home will be on the Coast) is entering her sopo-more season at Leland-Stanford.

Also 'round the table were Barbara Allen, Pat Baumgarten and Joan Rockwell. The gals wheeled up to Laird's home on Grosse Pointe after dessert for bridge and chatter. Moccasins and Melodv HERDING THE NINTH set of Woolly Whirl dancers into the Fort Wayne Friday night will be the K-Phi sisters. Dated for the skirt and sweater fiesta are Sis Pokorny and Phil Edelmayer, Bubbles Miller and Don Benham and A .1 Barb Shackleford and Robert O. Carpenter.

More duets corralled for the frolic are Jane Dever with Marshall iVicks, Pat Fee with Larry Porter and Cathy Clisdal with Les Zittcl. When the sisters have counted the coppers from the Woolly Whirl they'll rush into their best garb for the formal tea Jean Mcintosh is hostessing Sunday at her Rhode Island Ave. home. Hay Wagon IN THE PRAIRIE mood is the hayride scheduled to begin at Texas Timbers Ranch Saturday for the Ex-cen-trix lads. Some of those aboard the wagon will be prexy Jim Cham-plin, Jim Kinley, Jack Funk, Jim Gherity, Bob Wamsley.

Tom Zak, Dick McKinley, Bob Noble and Bill Conley. BALLOT MEETING The annual meeting of the Ragan-Lide Auxiliary, Unit 13, will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred T. Murphy Monday at 2 o'clock. New officers for the coming year will be elected.

1 1 Special! IP RUSSE-KS 1448 WOODWARD AVENUE To present her granddaughter to society, Free Press Photo Mrs. Lewis II. Jones, left, entertained Tuesday Cynthia Wilbur received with her grand-at a tea in her home on Provencal Road. mother wt the afternoon affair. Detroiters See Rites in Washington Church BY MARGUERITE RILEY Free Press -octet? Editor When John Neil McNaughton and his bride, Christine Kemp-ton, exchanged their marriage vows Tuesday afternoon in Washington, a number of socialite Detroiters were present for the ceremony.

The young couple were married at 4:30 o'clock in historic old St. John's Episcopal Church. Besides the bridegroom's parents, the Lynn McNaughtons, of Kenwood Road, Detroiters in the capital for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Benson Ford, Mr.

and Mrs. James B. Webber, Mr. and Mrs. Richard W.

Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Miles M. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs.

John D. Bayne and Mrs. Frederick P. Hart. The new Mrs.

McNaughton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Kempton, of -Washington and Caracas, Venezuela. Since Mr. Kempton is attached to the State Department in the South American country, the family has spent much of its time down there.

Attending her sister as matron of honor was Mrs. James Morton, of Annapolis, Md. James B. Webber, was the best man. When we talked with Mrs.

McNaughton via long distance telephone (she and Mr. McNaughton are at Washington's Stat-ler), she told us that the young newly weds will honeymoon in California until the first of October. Then they'll come to Detroit to make their home. Tuesday's Deb FILMY WHITE TULLE with a necklace effect of silver sequins fashioned the debut frock chosen by Cynthia Wilbur for her tea Tuesday afternoon. bud received with her grandmother, Mrs.

Lewis II. Jones, in the living room of Mrs. Jones' Provencal Road1 home, which was colorfully decked with pink and white gladioli for the occasion. Cynthia's, flowers were arranged in a shower bouquet composed of gardenias, red rosebuds and blue delphinium. Mrs.

Jones wore a black lace floor-length gown, to which she pinned a corsage of orchids. Mrs. Frank E. Caulk, Cynthia's aunt, who came from her Pasadena (Calif.) home, especially for the party, was in a street-length frock of Quaker gray crepe. Also assisting Mrs.

Jones was Mrs. Julian P. Bowen. Greeting the guests who arrived between 4 "and 6 o'clock were seven of Cynthia's contemporaries, who wore gardenia corsages on their smart afternoon frocks. They were Marion Wilbur, Mary and Helen Owen, Helen Livingstone, Joan Henry, Nancy Hughes and Isabelle Casgrain.

Partv-Packed Calendar FRANNIE STROII will always look back on the autumn of '46 as the most party-filled months of her life. With her mar- riage to Dan Simmons, set for Oct. 19, the young blond bride-to-be will be feted right up to two hours before the ceremony. Mrs. Charles R.

Murphy has a blue and white kitchen shower planned around a tea party on Sept. 18, to touch off the entertainment series. Elisabeth Robb and her mother, Mrs. Milton Robb, have chosen Oct. 9 for a dinner in Frannie's and Dan's honor.

There's to be a cocktail pour on the tenth, with Jorden Schanbeck as host. Oct. 11 is the date of both the bachelor and spinster dinners, Lanny Pittman hosting the former and Mrs. Edwin R. Stroh, the latter.

Ann Crouse will give a buffet dinner on Oct. 12 and the following day it's Frances Oberteuffer's cocktail and dinner party. Honoring the couple at the rehearsal dinner on Oct. 18 will be Frannie's grandmother, Mrs. Jerome H.

Remick. Prior to this gala, Phelps Newberry, will give a cocktail party in his home on Cloverly Road. List of Attendants ON THE AFTERNOON of the wedding, Mrs. H. Howard Bennett will be hostess at the bridal luncheon, for the wedding party and out-of-town guests.

Dan hasn't received word from all his ushers yet, but he" tells us that Lanny Pittman will be the best man. Sirs. Stroh, will be Frannie's matron of honor and the bridesmaids who will pair off for the 4 o'clock ceremony at Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, will be Nancy Greene, Frances Oberteuffer, Elisabeth Robb, Ann Crouse, Mrs. William G. Kirby, Peggy Flanigan, of Rye, N.

and Carol Wadsworth, of Pittsburgh, Pa. There'll be two diminutive flower girls: Susie Remick, daughter of the James A. Remicks, and Diane Kirby, the William G. Kirbys' daughter. '4 4 Mention Mr.

and Mrs. Navarre Bennett with Sylvia, Wendy and Linda, of Bishop Road, returned home Monday from a five-day stay at their cottage on the Au Sable River. Dr. and Mrs. Herbert B.

Hud-nut are back in their Edison Ave. home after spending the season at their summer place, "Windover, near North Creek, N. in the Adirondacks. The H. Gordon Woods are back in their home on Notre Dame after vacationing for the month of August at Grand Bend, Ont.

Home on terminal leave from Great Lakes is Lt. (jg) Frank H. Wilson who will be with his mother, Mrs. Frank H. Wilson, of Pennington Drive, until he resumes his studies at Notre Dame.

A daughter, Pamela Anne, was born on Aug. 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mitehell Kellum (Esther Joann Mollus, of Wyandotte), of Trenton, Mich. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph P. Murphy, of Lawton are home again after spending the summer at their cottage at St. Clair, -Mich. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest T. Somer-ville, of Second flew to London, England, last week with their daughter, Mrs. Paul R-. Milton, of New York, for a two months' visit in Europe.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Richard Barso, of Ann Arbor, announce the birth a son, Richard George, on June 29. Mrs. Barso is the former Betty Jane Griffith.

Deigrh-Navm Photo MRS. IRVING GOLDMAN dating. Later they greeted guests at a reception in the Crystal Ballroom. The new Mrs. Goldman, formerly Doris Lee Rothberg, is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Rothberg, of Chicago Blvd. She spoke her vows in a bouffant gown of white imported tulle, with long shirred sleeves and a full skirt falling over a hoop. Her fingertip illusion veil was held to a pleated crown and she carried white orchids mounted on a Bible. Doris Lee's honor attendants were the bridegroom's sister, Shirley Goldman, and Mrs.

Max M. Fisher. Idell Lautmann, Mrs. Joseph Roth, Lois Wagner, Rhoda Lou Hayden, Frances Kaufman and Natalie Rosenthal, the bridesmaids, and Joan Allen, who was flower girl, completed the feminine side of the wedding party. They appeared In gowns of white corded faille, with full net skirts, with which they wore crownless picture hats of the net.

Their arm bouquets varied in shades of rose, lavender and purple. Marvin Goldman was his brother's best man. They are the sons of. the Harry Gold-mans, of Canterbury Drive. Asked to be ushers were the bride's brother, Howard Rothberg; Jay Allen, Gordon Prus-sion, Harold Frank, Jack Hamburger and Robert C.

Smith. A flannel suit of cocoa brown was the bride's choice for traveling on her wedding trip. Gold sequins trimmed her beige hat and she completed the ensemble with a brown top coat and alligator accessories. Charlinc Leahy to Be Honored Mrs. Joseph Leahy was hostess at a dinner party Tuesday evening in.

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