Coral Gables Riviera-Times

CORAL GABLES Riviera Times

Personals Society - Clubs CORAL GABLES Riviera Times FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1947 PAGE NINE

HOME CEREMONY UNITE MISS MARIE THOMPSON, NORMAN JOSEPH WERTHMANN

CAMERA catches newlywed Marie and Norman Werthmann as they leave on their honeymoon trip. —Vincent Crudele photo. The beautiful new home of the bride's mother at 3291 Riviera Drive was chosen as the setting for the April tenth candlelight marriage of the former Miss Marie Cronin Thompson and Norman Joseph Werthmann of Detroit, Mich., and Coral Gables. Vows were exchanged, with Dr. Nevin H. Schaaf officiating, before the fireplace in the living room, banked with white gladioli in tall standards, ferns and palms interspersed with seven branch candelabrum. Choosing a white wool suit, white flower and veil trimmed hat with Kelly green accessories, the bride's corsage was made up of green orchids. Mrs. Jack Emley, a cousin of the bride, was matron-of-honor. Her chartreuse crepe dress was complimented with gardenia corsage and she wore gardenias in her hair. Ira Wilson of Detroit, was best man. Mrs. Charles Thompson, mother of the bride was attired in white crepe with gold sequins, red roses corsage. The bride's maternal grandmother, Mrs. Emma J. Cronin wore silk jersey print with white carnations in her hair. At the reception following, the bride's three tiered wedding cake centered the table in the dining room covered with the same yellow and blue satin damask cloth used at prior Thompson weddings. Yellow and blue flowers were used in decorations. Mrs. Fred White kept the bride's book and Miss Helen McDonald presided at the punch bowl. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wilson and Charles Wilson, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Conover all of Detroit; Dr. Markus Hance of Chicago, Ill. Following a honeymoon at the Beach, the bride and groom will reside in Coral Gables.

Sorority Plans First Annual Rose Ball

DELTA ZETAS AND ESCORTS TO DANCE AT BEACH HOTEL Delta Zeta sorority at the University of Miami will present its first annual Rose Ball tonight at the Floridian Hotel, Miami Beach. Walt Etling and his orchestra will play for the dance from 8 to 1, which will be formal. Delta Zeta's wearing corsages of the sorority flower, the Killarney rose, and their escorts will enter under a rose covered trellis. Colleen Delaney will sing "Heart of a Delta Zeta Rose" and Gene Poe will sing "Dream Girl of Delta Zeta". A new precedent will be set on campus tonight when programs will be given the girls from which they may assign various dances. Delta Zetas and their escorts attending the dance include; Susan Carnahan and Edward Johnson; Bette Oehler and Cliff Schuler; Anabel Lee and William Temple; Mary Galatis and Joseph Esachenko; Mathilda Stark and Henry Caballero; Doris Jacobson and Ambrose Robbins; Barbara Anderson and Edward Sullivan; Gloria Ozburn and Kenneth Eliott; Colleen Delaney and Robert Sullivan; Ruth Du Ferrier and Robert Reese; Carol Domzalski and Robert Humphries; Georgeann Veeder and Henry Delling; Catherine Collier and Merrill Williams; Lucia Lee Miller and Donald Doughty; Mary Ann Bullock and Donald Burgess; Mary Lou Coll and Norris Gwenn; Josephine Wilburn and John Toggweiler; Katherine Porlick and William O'Neal; Joyce McCluney and Donald Cobb; Ailine Delling and Jack Lexow; Nancy Thompson and James Dezel; Mary Louise Thomson and Brooks Richardson; Jane Elmer and Bud Thompson; Bobbie Lou Collins and Alexander Cambell; Nancy Peeples and Earl Cromartie; Connie Cullom and Morton Lyle; Jacqueline Alexander and Robert Alexander; Virginia Allsworth and Vittle Katkauskas; Jeanette Quattlebaum and Charles Morgan; Marian Jackson and Robert Low; Mary Nell Thomasen and Andrew Carmichael. Invitations have been extended the various fraternities and sororities on campus. Chaperons for the dance will be Dr. and Mrs. Staats, and Dr. and Mrs. Sievers.

Reservations Pour In For May Day Dance

Advance reservations for the Coral Gables Junior Woman's Club annual May Ball indicate a record number of guests planning to attend. Among the larger reservations are Mr. and Mrs. Harris Johnson, 20; Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeCamp, 10; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reed, 12; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pioviaty 10; Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Brown 8. The Frank Taylors will have a table for 10 and the R. E. Whites 12; Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Burkart, 10 and the Roger Brown's 12. Mr. and Mrs. George Martin head up a table for 12, the Curtis Haggards, 10 and the W. H. Cauley's 12. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Patterson will have 12 at their table; the Bill Martin's 24; Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hodsdon, 6 and the Thomas L. Campbells, 8. The Daniel B. Sheffields, the Dave Bosworths, the Leo Cloneys and the Donald Marions have reservations for 10 guests each and Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Stevens 8. The May first dance will be held at the Country Club of Coral Gables.

Miss Clark, Mr. Andre Plan June Marriage

Of wide social interest is the announcement of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Ella Corolova Clark and Paul Ludwig Andre which is being made today by the parents of the bride-to-be, Mr. and Mrs. C. Stuart Clark of 808 Alhambra Circle. Mr. Ludwig is the son of Professor and Mrs. Arthur Andre of 2929 S.W. 58th avenue. A freshman student at the University of Miami, the bride-elect it a Delta Gamma pledge. She previously attended Miss Harris' Florida school and was graduated from Ward-Belmont School for Girls, Nashville, Tenn. Her fiance is a graduate of the Miami Senior high school. He was attending the University of Miami when he entered military service where he served three years with the Army Air forces. He is now enrolled in the School of Law at the University. He is president of Florida Alpha Chapter, Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Miss Clark has named June fifth as the date of the wedding and St. James Ev. Lutheran Church as the place. Mrs. James Markette (Betty June Cook) will be matron of honor; Miss Irene Robinson, maid-of-honor and four bridesmaids—Miss Evelyn and Miss Barbara Czotter (her cousins) and Miss Betty Paige Todd and Miss Sue Harrison.

Gables Group On Foreign Tour

Coral Gables residents and friends of Mrs. Marie Allen, Miss Dorcas Yates, and Mrs. Anibel Robinson, of Coconut Grove, will be pleased to learn of their departure (April 10th) for Mexico City and Guatemala. They have gone for a two-weeks tour of these countries as especially arranged for them by Travel, Inc., of Coral Gables, to include the arts and crafts of each. They will be joined in Mexico City by Mrs. Margaret Mason, of Coral Gables.

Miss Delores Wright, 1809 Red Road, has returned from Orlando, where she won the dramatic declamation for her rendition of "The Tell-Tale Heart."

Visits Brother

Mr. and Mrs. Diffee H. Lambert and sons Diffee Jr., and Jerry of Greensboro, N.C., arrived Wednesday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Graham Monroe of 1017 Avenue Asturia. Mrs. Monroe is a sister of Mr. Lambert's. Mr. Lambert is general manager of the Odell Hardware company of Greensboro. Before arriving in Coral Gables, he attended a hardware convention in Palm Beach.

To Attend Conference

Mrs. Frances Hovey Bergh, faculty member of the University of Miami, leaves this week for Birmingham, Ala., to attend the Southern Conference of Music Educators.

A GIFT FOR MOTHER

USE OUR FREE PARKING LOTS A GIFT FOR MOTHER BEAUTIFUL, SUPPLE, CALF SKIN, in soft tones of red, navy, brown, or black. 1395* * Bag Prices 20% Fed. Tax Slip Cover Bags by "VIRGINIA ART" Pouch styles, envelopes, and shoulder straps. Removable covers that are easily washed 395 to 1150* ONLY AT DANIELS IN CORAL GABLES Mother's Day Cards 5c to 100 DANIELS OPPOSITE GABLES THEATRE

HOWARD'S

For the Bride... Gifts She'll Truly Appreciate! HOWARD'S 2611 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Telephone 4-5284 Coral Gables GIFTS HOMEWARES

Maynard-Page

We Take Pleasure in ANNOUNCING THE OPENING Of Our NEWEST JEWELRY STORE SATURDAY, APRIL 19th ON THE MIRACLE MILE 365 Coral Way, Coral Gables OPENING ATTRACTION Music by the Maynard-Page String Ensemble Directed by Earl Barr Hansen Will be from 3:30 to 5:30 P. M. Favors will also be presented to the ladies Here in this new store you will find the same fine quality, dependable merchandise and sound, reliable policy for which Maynard-Page have long been famous. Flawless diamonds selected for cut, color, purity and brilliance ... fine jewelry, both dress and costume ... watches from the world's foremost makers ... silverware of recognition ... china in known quality brands ... gift items in a vast variety. A cordial invitation is extended you to visit this new shop and acquaint yourself with its fine merchandise and convenient shopping facilities. REGISTERED JEWELERS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Maynard-Page JEWELERS • SILVERSMITHS Eugene Mumpower, President 365 CORAL WAY PHONE 4-1611

SALE

BETTER DRESSES NEW COTTONS COOL PRINTS $15 -- $10 EDITH ROYCE "AN EXCLUSIVE LITTLE SHOP WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH" 210 AVENUE ANDALUSIA TEL. 48-3184