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Bahamas Is Choice For Wedding Trip

MRS. PHILLIP GEORGE Bahamas Is Choice For Wedding Trip On a wedding trip to the West End of the Bahamas are Mr. and Mrs. Phillip George, whose wedding took place Saturday at South Miami Lutheran Church. The bride, the former Jacquelyn Rohrbach, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Rohrbach, 1250 South Alhambra Cir. The groom is the son of Mrs. Florence George, 2128 SW 5th St. and the late Kabrom George. Bride's Gown Given in marriage by her uncle, Comdr. Frank B. Hoselton, USNR (Ret.), the bride wore a floor length gown of bouquet taffeta featuring a beaded fitted bodice, scoop neckline and low square cut back. Long fitted pointed sleeves and a crushed cummerbund with tailored tab encircled the waistline. The bouffant skirt designed with soft unpressed pleats gave a bustle silhouette effect ending in a chapel train. Her bouffant short veil of imported French illusion fell from a lace and seed pearl crown. She carried a bouquet of white roses, pearl dusted with carnations and a white orchid. Miss Mary Lynn McNutt of Coral Gables was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Barbara Jean Frisch, Miss Della George and Miss Connie Massey, all of Miami. Thelma Barnett was flower girl. Four Attendants The four attendants wore identical gowns of iridescent green bouquet taffeta featuring a fitted long torso with crushed self fabric bands draped low for the back interest. The flared skirts were full and graceful. They wore matching pill box hats with full veils and carried bouquets of yellow roses and astor pompons. Charles George, brother of the groom, was best man. Ushers were Allen George, Louis Albert, Anthony Vamvaks, Hank De La Torre, John Westra, Tom Pennekamp and Artie Rosean, all ot Miami. Ring bearers were Curtis and Charles George Jr. The Rev. E. W. Albrecht, pastor, officiated at the 7 p.m. double ring candlelight ceremony. The reception followed in Albrecht Hall of the church. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs, Rohrbach wore a green silk linen sheath designed gown with matching accessories and a white orchid corsage. Mother of the groom was in blue chiffon sheath styled gown with matching accessories. Her orchid was white. Wedding Guests Mrs. Loretta Beierer of Cleveland, Ohio, aunt of the bride, was a guest at the wedding. The bride was graduated from Coral Gables High School and attended Florida State University. The groom was graduated from Miami High School. He attended Stetson University and was graduated from the University of Miami, where he was a member of Phi Delta Theta social fraternity. He is a native Miamian and graduated with a degree in Business Administration. The couple will reside at 3482 SW 22nd Ter.

Covered Dish Supper

Mrs. Charles Seiler Sr. was hostess recently for a meeting of the American Homes Department, Cutler Ridge Woman's Club. Plans for a covered dish supper were completed. The supper will take place for members and their guests at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday, March 28, at the Cutler Ridge Shopping Center.

First In Area | Grove Girl Scouts Plan Member Tea

First In Area Grove Girl Scouts Plan Member Tea By MAURICE LE VOYER On "Flag Day," June 14, 1923, Alligator, Troop 1, of Coconut Grove Girl Scouts, received its charter. This was the first Girl Scout organization in Dade County. Thirty-eight years later the Mariner Alligator Ship 1, a counterpart of the original Alligator Troop 1, will hold a tea for all former members of the Troop. The tea will be held at the Eastern Star Hall, 2833 Bird Ave., Coconut Grove, April 3, 2-5 p.m. First Leader The late Mrs. Harry Crawford was the troop's first leader. She was assisted by Mrs. Lillian Justison, 4094 Raynolds Ave., Coconut Grove, and Mrs. Cornelia Ozone, 3623 Royal Palm Ave., Coconut Grove. Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Justison were asked to provide a glee club for graduation exercises at Coconut Grove High School by Principal A. L. Isaac. From this glee club was formed the first troop of the local Girl Scout organization. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored the troop, and its first meeting was held at the Community Club, which is now the American Legion Post in Coconut Grove. With the help of community contributions and through troop fund raising drives, a camping hut, "Trail Lodge", was built on property in the Old Cutler Highway-Davis Road vicinity. The troop participated in community activities such as filling stockings for the Legion's Christmas party for Coconut Grove children, Christmas caroling, and at least two parades a year. The Auxiliary also sponsored an annual Mother-Daughter troop banquet. The first troop, in its long period of existence, has had only nine adult leaders, Mrs. Harry Crawford, Mrs. Margaret Farley, Mrs. Harold F. Loomis, Mrs. John G. York, Mrs. R. P. McKie, Mrs. Hilton Homan, Mrs. Thelma (Bryson) Wilson, Mrs. Minnie Lee (Bryson) Majewski and Mrs. Kay Hays. In 1942, and with the passing years, the girls transferred from the intermediate troop into a Senior Girl Scout troop and were working for their Senior Service Scout badges. They worked with the Red Cross in stringing buttons and sewing clothes for the children overseas, baked 15,000 cookies for the Servicemen's Center in Miami in a two and a half year period, and assisted in many other useful wartime activities for the community. In 1944, the girls again transferred, this time for a senior troop in a Mariner Ship. This was the third Ship to be organized in Dade County. They maintained the name Alligator and called the ship "Alligator Ship 1." In 1951, under the leadership of Mrs. Minnie Lee Majewski, 3281 SW 28th Street, the troop was transferred to a third grade Brownie class with Senior Mariner, Pat Cooper, as the "big sister" to the new girls. These same Brownies are now members of Mariner Alligator Ship 1 and it is their goal to have a real Troop 1 homecoming. Any former members of troop 1 who have not been contacted concerning the forthcoming tea are requested to contact either Mrs. Majewski, HI 6-7272 or Mrs. Parsons, CE 5-9120.

Coral Pines Gardeners

Mrs. Ronald Lebo, 6380 So. Mitchell Manor Cir., will be hostess today for the morning meeting of the Coral Pines Garden Club. A lesson on Japanese horticulture and design will be given. Mrs. L. T. Brown, Mrs. Robert Mitchell and Mrs. J. I. Wilson are co-hostesses for the affair.

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