The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 56

THE COURIER-JOURNAL TIMES, LOUISVILLE, KY. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 9, 1967 Speaking of People Pupils Soar Into Drama fete JL I Br JOAN KAY Courltr-Journal Stiff Wrlttr Though it was only 0 a.ra., there was all the excitement of opening night onstage Wednesday at Omer Carmichael School. Little gray "mice" clustered around a makeup woman for blue eyeshadow mil a II (: ml the children at two one-hour sessions, directing warm-up exercises in mood expression and beginning work on the actual production. my knowledge every child in fourth-grade did something," said Mrs. Abrams.

Several chose the play; others were in charge of programs. Many took turns painting a backdrop of Merry Mouse Meadow, while some were assigned to sit in on all the activities as class reporters. While some of the actors rehearsed the Three Blind Mice song, reporter Philip Macklin recorded his observations. 1. Some of the kids are playing a game on stage.

2. Some of the teachers are talking to them. 3. They are talking about a lion. April 21 at Kosair members of the women's division will take a tour of the hospital at 9:30.

Mrs. Bradley Broecker is division chairman, and Mrs. Bryan McCoy is special events chairman. HAPPY GARDENERS will trot home from Farmington Wednesday with soma of its prettiest wares. Columbine, cornflowers, French strawberries and many other plants will be on sale that day from 10 to 2 p.m.

with about 12 or 15 women in attendance as saleswomen. In the event of rain, the event will be Thursday. The profits from the annual sale usually is plowed right back into the garden. Last year a tractor was purchased; another year a pump was renovated for the fountain. The plant sale will be continued on Wednesday mornings during the growing season.

and lipstick. The emcee (uonaia A.opp, 11) sat in the wings rehearsing his introduction. "Are you an usher?" asked director Mrs. Ronald Abrams of one onlooker. "Then have a seat in the front row." 1 The actors were 15 fourth graders about to go into orbit with "The Mouse That Soared," a one-act play about a mouse who goes up in a rocket.

And the "flight" was the culmination of a three-week drama project set up at the school by the drama committee of the Louisville section of the National Council of Jewish Women. ThA nropram aimprf at crivin? about "Don't mention Thomas the cat," warns a mouse, Karen Adamson. wail 92 fourth graders an enjoyable, creative a 4a Ay I-- matics, started off three weeks ago with a performance by committee members. The women put on a puppet show, read a poem, and did pantomime. The following weeks they met with Swinging into action at Omer Carmichael School during play rehearsal were, from left, Cathy Rucker, Leroy Morris, and Kurt Hale with director Mrs.

Joel Thrope. The School Applauds Other youngsters got in on the project Wednesday when they were invited to the premiere. And they loved it, roaring with delight when the mice tackled the cat One little first grader paid the biggest compliment of all. Somewhat of a disciplinary problem in class, he sat on the floor and didn't move during the whole playlet Later one of the fourth-grade teachers, Miss Lucille Martin, gave verbal applause to the program. In her class she noticed "evidence of growth in several parts of language-arts skills." Some of the children lost some of their shyness from their production responsibilities or from acting on a stage.

And drama-committee chairman Mrs. Abrams was delighted with the zest of the performers. With such a brief time to put the play together, "I don't know who to be prouder of the kids or the volunteers." The group plans to continue the program next year, hopefully in four or five schools. I 7 Wearing eye shadow and lipstick was half the fun for the fourth graders, including Darlene Wade, above with Mrs. Joseph Marcus.

Kosair Women Aid Hospital With Annual Style Show MEMBERS OF THE women's division of Kosair Crippled Children Hospital will meet April 21 with their minds on fashion. The 1967 Designers Show of Fashion, sponsored by the women for the third year to benefit the hospital, will be held July 15, 17 and 18 in the Kentucky Hotel Flag Room. Members of the Mannequin Club will again donate their time to modeling in the 8:30 p.m. show the first day and the 10 a.m. coffee showings the other days.

The show will be arranged in cooperation with the Kentucky society of the National Society of Interior Designers. Preceding the organizational meeting j'f 1 1 II -m twfa- IIS "The Mouse That Soared" was the finale of a three-week program set up at Carmichael School by the drama committee of the National Council of Jewish Women section here. Actors, from left, are Karen Adamson, Charlotte Leach, Gerri Franklin, Silas Bowman, Cathy Rucker (behind Silas), Kurt Hale, and Donna Tipton. The children painted scenery, did programs, 'and were ushers. 0.

it II 4 fill III 6 ThJ 1 Hi 1 Stiff Photot by Cort Bit! I 0fT ft -2 "jfyhmM mmmpj Wmmmmmm v. I Painting meadow scene were, front from left, Charles Howard, William Dillard, Donald Kopp, Michael Sharp, Mrs. Melvin Beno-vitz, Deborah Goodlett; in back, Maudine Forrest, Darrell Kirby. APRIL 8 WEDDINGS Miss Ann Straus Straus Grant Miss Trudy Mascia Mascia Burkhard Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Louis Mascia Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown Straus an- JIarrel Tyler St. Francis in the Fields Episcopal Church, Harrods Creek, was the scene at 4:30 p.m. yesterday of the marriage of Miss Varina Jefferson Davis Marret, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Davis Marret of Smithfield, and Mr. Samuel Gwathmey Tyler III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gwathmey Tyler Jr.

of Anchorage. Mrs. John A. Magnuson, Port Washington, N.Y., was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs.

Leland Taylor Marret, Cope, S.C.; Miss Edith Nitch-Smith, Basingstoke, England, and Mrs. Theodore Strange, Wilmington, the bride's cousins; Mrs. Kenneth Reutlinger Jr. and Mrs. Joseph C.

Oldham. Mr. Henry D. Ormsby was best man. The ushers were Mr.

Joseph Davis Marret Mr. Leland T. Marret and Mr. Jefferson M. Marret, the bride's brothers; Mr.

A. Robinson Tyler, Mr. William C. Tyler and Mr. Terry W.

Tyler, the bridegroom's brothers; and Mr. James French, Phoenix, Ariz. Lanipe McGovern The marriage of Miss Linda Ann Lampe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmore C.

Lampe, and Mr. Terrence Michael McGovern of Corning, N.Y., son of Mrs. Thomas P. McGovern of South Fort Mitchell, took place yesterday at noon in Holy Spirit Church. Mrs.

Edward J. Smith Jr. was matron of honor, and maid of honor was Miss Judy Gettelfinger. Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Jane Todd, Lexington; Miss Kathleen McGovern and Miss Michele McGovern, South Fort Mitchell, the bridegroom's sisters; and Miss Ann Wim-satt. Flower girl was Jennifer Watkins, the bride's cousin.

Mr. Vincent McGovern, South Fort Mitchell, was his brother's best man. The ushers were Mr. Thomas McGovern and Mr. Laurence McGovern, the bridegroom's brothers, and Mr.

John Robert Barton, all of South Fort Mitchell; Mr. Donald McConnell, Corning, N.Y.; and Mr. Beau Watkins, the bride's cousin. Miss Judith Hibbitt Hibbitt McDaniel Mrs. Julia Honaker Hibbitt announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Judith T.

Hibbit, to Air Force 1st. Lt. Patrick J. McDaniel, son of Mr. and Mrs.

L. F. McDaniel. Miss Hibbitt was graduated from Catherine Spalding College where she was secretary of the student council and recipient of the Mother Rose senior alumnae award. Lt.

McDaniel was graduated magna cum laude from the United States Air Force Academy and he received a master's degree from California Institute of Technology. He now attends flight school at Craig Air Force Base, Ala. The wedding will be June 28 at 7 p.m. in St. Raphael the Archangel Church.

Miss Lana Schumann Schumann Laukhuf Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Schumann of Anchorage announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lana Carol Schumann, to Mr, Walden L. S.

Laukhuf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. C. Laukhuf of Fern Creek.

Miss Schumann, a member of Chi Omega sorority, will be graduated in June from the University of Louisville, Mr. Laukhuf was graduated from UL Speed Scientific School where he was president of Sigma Tau honorary society and a member of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Lambda Upsilon and Arnold Air Society. He now attends graduate school at UL. The wedding will be July 1. nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ann Carol Straus, to Mr.

Walter Matthews Grant, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Russell Grant of Winchester. Miss Straus will be graduated in May from the University of Kentucky.

Mr. Grant attended Centre College where he was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity, and he will be graduated in May from UK where he is editor-in-chief of the school paper, The Kentucky Kernel, a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Delta Chi, and the President's Council of Students. He will attend UK School of Law this fall. An August wedding is planned. of Cincinnati announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Trudy Mascia, to Mr.

John Philip Burkhard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Burkhard of Liberty. Miss Mascia was graduated from the University of Kentucky where she was a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board, and Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.

Mr. Burkhard, a member of Omicron Delta Kappa and Delta Tau Delta fraternity, was graduated from UK and he received a master's degree from Cornell University. The wedding will be July 1 at 3:30 p.m. in Wyoming Presbyterian Church, Cincinnati. -nnwriimiu I mmmmmmmmmtmmm i i Gersl Griffiths Mrs.

Dennis Meyer, Chicago, attended The marriage of Miss Anita Cynthia Gerst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cor- A I if. t-i lit illf aj the bride. Mr.

William Kranz, New York H0: fig; '1 9 fiths of New York City, son of Mr. and City, was best man. Mrs. J. Frederick Griffiths of Glenridge, After a reception at the New York N.

took place yesterday at 5 p.m. in Athletic Club, Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths left St. John Church, New York City.

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Preston Cox of Bowling Green. Miss Friedrich was graduated from the University of Kentucky where she was a member of Sigma Xi and Alpha Epsilon Delta. She is a graduate student at UK. Mr. Cox, a member of Sigma XI, was graduated from Western Kentucky University and he received a doctorate from UK.

He is a research fellow at the Mellon Institute of Science, Pittsburgh. The wedding will be June 3. Miss Jane Bray Bray Huf stutler Dr. and Mrs. J.

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Miss Bray will be graduated in May from the University of Kentucky where she is past president of Delta Zeta sorority. Mr. Huffstutler, a member of Earth Science honorary fraternity, will be graduated in May from UK College of Engineering. The wedding will be June 10 at 4:30 p.m. in First Methodist Church, Greenville, Miss Rebecca Branham Branham Cowan Mrs.

Melvin Lee Branham announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Rebecca Lee Branham, to Mr. John La-Shelle Cowan, son of Mrs. Cedric Lang-ton Cowan of Jeffersontown and the late Mr. Cowan. Miss Branham, daughter of the late Mr.

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Bland of Louisville and the late Mrs. Abigail Jane Bland. Miss Vance was graduated from Kentucky Baptist Hospital School of Nursing. Mr. Bland was graduated from Bradley University where he was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity.

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