Coral Gables Riviera-Times

CORAL GABLES Riviera Times

Personals Society - Clubs FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1947 PAGE SEVEN

Presbyterian Rites Join Hoehls | Johanna Weiland Becomes Bride; Three Sisters Among Her Attendants

Spending their honeymoon in Kingston, Jamaica, are Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Hoehl, whose marriage was an event of Friday night at the First Presbyterian Church. A wedding which united prominent pioneer families of Coral Gables, and witnessed by a large group of pioneers to this section, the new Mrs. Hoehl, the former Miss Johanna Jean Weiland, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Herman Weiland of 1104 Avenue Malaga. Mr. Hoehl is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sebastian Hoehl of 1307 Lisbon street. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose traditional white bridal satin for her gown, imported French illusion for her veil and stephanotis and white orchids for her bouquet. Attended by six girls, including her three sisters, the bride's maid of honor, Miss Patricia (Patsy) Weiland, wore a yellow faille gown with fitted bodice, draped full sweep skirt matching long gloves and off the face bonnet of yellow illusion. Mrs. Robert McNaughton, nea Patricia Adams, matron of honor and bridesmaids, Miss Crutcher Field, Miss Martha Thomas, Miss Mary Lou Weiland and junior brides maid Judy Sue Weiland wore blue faille fashioned like the honor maid's. Bouquets of delphinium blue and matching met bonnets completed their costumes. Williams S. Hoehl was best man for his brother and groomsmen were Jos. Stewart, William Pierce, William Cary, Martin Avery and James Paine. RECEPTION More than 300 guests attended the reception at the Weiland home following the nuptials. Mrs. Weiland received wearing a gown of greige crepe with matching lace pattern in sequins. Pale green tulle hat and white orchids completed her costume. Mrs. Hoehl, mother of the bridegroom, wore blue and gray chiffon small matching hat and orchid corsage. A stringed orchestra played throughout the evening in the spacious gardens of the Weiland home. Mrs. James Beirnes, nee Jane Cook, kept the bride's book. Assisting were Miss Barbara Findley, Mrs. James Hutson, Miss Cornelia Jones, Miss Phyllis Arthur, and Miss Jane Arthur Etheridge. Both the bride and groom were educated in the Coral Gables schools. The bride attended Miss Harris' Florida school and was graduated from Miami Senior High school. She received her degree at Duke University last year, where she was a member of Kappa Delta sorority. She is also a provisional member of the Junior League. Mr. Hoehl was graduated from Ponce de Leon High School valedictorian of his class. He is a graduate of Duke University and is completing his law courses this year at the University of Florida at Gainsgville, where he and his bride will reside on their return.

MRS. JOHN ROBERT HOEHL - Carl Walden photo

Gablesgrams

By HELEN REYNOLDS, SOCIETY EDITOR June is decidedly the month of brides and one pretty blonde bride of Coral Gables, the former Miss Ellen Coralova Clark who, on June 5th became the bride of Paul Ludwig Andre, holds a unique position, perhaps, over the other June brides. Ella was the first bride to patronize Coral Gables' own exclusive new Trousseau Shop, "Zebbie's," where her trousseau and the gowns of her attendants were hand-made. Ella was the first bride to walk down the aisle of the new St James Evangelical Lutheran Church. She was the first bride to have her entire wedding ceremony and music recorded by the Coral Gables first radio station, WBAY. As the wedding guests approached the Clark home for the reception they again heard the soft strains of the wedding marches and heard the vows repeated via the radio! * * * Bride-elect Miss Helen Giersch has filled her social calendar with parties planned for her right up to the eve of her marriage, June 21, to William Reynolds Wilson III. Wednesday Mrs. Roy Evans entertained with a luncheon and kitchen shower at the Country Club of Coral Gables. Today, between the hours of 4 and 5 o'clock, Mrs. A. J. Carmichael and Mrs. Raymond Fisher will entertain at a tea at the latter's home. * * * Mrs. Hoomes Rich will entertain at a coffee from 11:30 to 1:30 o'clock today at her home, 216 Campina Court, honoring her mother, Mrs. J. J. Wilson, Jr., who arrived Monday from Charleston, S. C. for a visit. * * * Golden wedding bells are ringing for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black of 1103 Ferdinand Street, who left Saturday for Baltimore, Md., where they will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Marking the same date for their marriage are also Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black, Jr., at whose home the double date party will take place. The senior Mr. and Mrs. Black's other son Ernest Black, Eastern Air Lines pilot, accompanied his parents to Baltimore for the festivities. * * * Miss Nancy Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Macklin Jones, 4520 S. W. 15th Street, is enjoying a house party at Daytona Beach with other members of her sorority, Alpha Gamma Delta this week. Miss Jones has completed her freshman year at Florida State College, and is enroute home. * * * Miss Mary Tower, teen-age daughter of the Nelson Towers, 1131 Avenue Obispo, entertained for her house guest and classmate, Miss Jeanette Vaulot, of Havana, Cuba, with a barbecue prior to Jeanette's plane trip home. The girls are students at St. Genieve-of-the-Woods, Asheville, N. C. At the party (and they had real fillet mignon) were Jane Lewis, Freddie Lu Wilcox, Patsy Hardin and Frances Olney.

GABLES D:A.R HOLDS SPECIAL REPORT MEET

Mrs. Edwin P. Preston and her mother, Mrs. Philip Montanus, were hostesses Tuesday for the special summer meeting of the Coral Gables Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. Reports of the delegates to the National Congress were made. Those attending the congress from the local chapter were Mrs. Willard Hubbell, first vice regent and delegate Mrs. Richard Giersch, Jr., and Mrs. Lyman G. Watt, page. Also Mrs. H. R. Sylvester, Mrs. Philip Hemboldt alternates, Mrs. Wade Livingston Street and Mrs. Kermit C. Worthington. The chapter announces the following new members admitted. In the junior group: Mrs. John P. Booth, transfer from Summerville, N. J.; Miss Martha Magruder, Mrs. Andrew Somma, Jr., Mrs. A. L. Brown, Mrs. Henry L. McMullen, Mrs. Charles F. Sharp and Mrs. William S. Sottile. The senior group have accepted Mrs. Otto Bentz, Mrs. Benjamin W. Waas and Mrs. Ralph Cullen.

First to sign the marriage register in the new Lutheran church was MR. and MRS. PAUL LUDWIG ANDRE, right. MRS. JAMES MARKETTE, matron-of-honor, has just witnessed the signatures, as best man EDWARD KRUETZ looks on. -Lloyd LeMan candid

Gables Fashions To Entertain Visiting Officers Wives Attending Miami Convention

Visiting wives of delegates to the Reserve Officers Association convention (June 18-21) McAllister Hotel, will be given a glimpse of Coral Gables fashions, when Althea's presents a number of Coral Gables models in a fashion show. Models assisting the fashion coordinator Euvera Benway at Althea's are Mrs. Reid R. Bronson, Mrs. H. H. Van Riper, Mrs. Thomas Campbell and Miss Ann Francis. Mrs. James R. Williams, general chairman for women, entertainment, has named the following assistants: Mrs. Leland Hyzer, Mrs. Henry Turner, Mrs. Thomas Price, Mrs. William McCarty, Mrs. Virgil Ector, Mrs. N. L. Tower, Mrs. Joseph Byerly, Mrs. Royce Powell, Mrs. Milton B. Garris, Mrs. E. T. Zimmerman and Mrs. O. A. Sandquist.

It's a Boy Again

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Worchester Turner are announcing the birth of their second son June 5th at Jackson Memorial Hospital. The new baby will bear his daddy's name, Ben Jr., has a 41⁄2 year older brother, Robert Hunter Turner. His daddy, incidently, was elected president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Coral Gables just recently. The Turners reside at 529 Avenue Santander.

D. A. V. Chapter To Be Formed

A chapter to be known as the Coral Gables Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans will be formed at a meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at the American Legion Home. Any wife, mother, daughter, sister or granddaughter of a disabled war veteran whose disability was of service connected during war time is invited to this meeting.

Attend Ama Convention

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hunter, 1042 Avenue Sorolla are motoring to Atlantic City, N. J. to attend the American Medical Association convention. They were accompanied by their daughter Miss Betty Jane Hunter and Mrs. Hunter's sister Mrs. Juanita Harley. Upon the conclusion of the convention Saturday, the Hunters will continue on to New York City for a brief visit.

To Blowing Rock

Mrs. Robert Pentland and daughter Margaret Ann Pentland are leaving soon for Blowing Rock, N. C. Late in June Margaret will enter Camp Carlisle near Hendersonville, N. C. for six weeks camping season. Mrs. Robert Pentland Sr., plans to spend the month of August at Hendersonville.

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