Birthday Party Honored Miss Lind at Olson Home
Miss Lind Given Party honored at a birthday gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. O T Olson at 701 East 14th. Mesdames Sandah, Anderson, Kimmons, Olson, and Walter Lind organized the event. Pink rose centerpiece and spring decorations adorned the living room. A program was presented and about 50 guests enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maydell Lind
O. T. Olson
East 14Th
C. A. Sandah
Albert Anderson
C. W. Kimmons
Walter Lind
Bride Elect Marjorie Sternberg Feted At Shower
Mrs. E. H. Wainwright hosted a Tuesday night bridal shower for Miss Marjorie Sternberg, bride elect of Grady C. Cotton. Spring flowers and a ceiling-hung gift umbrella decorated the rooms. games entertained guests as Alice Adams in a miniature gown presented a gift basket. Notables included Maurine Hamilton, Mildred Hamilton, Peggy Echols, Carolyn Applin, Dorothy Nell Sarfin, Ruth Trinklein, and E. H. Wainwright among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Wainwright
Marjorie Sternberg
Grady C. Cotton
Alice Adams
Maurine
Mildred Hamilton
Jimmie Joy Daniel
Peggy Echols
Mary Frances Reynolds
Hilda Rosenbusch
Carolyn Applin
Dorothy Nell Sarfin
Ruth Trinklein
Mesdames Bill Lewis
Thomas Uzzell
Marie Spencer
Waldine Anderson
E. C. Huebschmann
Hylon Vickers
Miss Dees Hostess To Beta Sigs
Alpha Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Doris Dees home with Peggy McAninch speaking on Getting Better Acquainted. Members shared personal histories, a buffet supper, daisy and candle décor, and gifts as the season closed. Numerous attendees listed including Mesdames Sanders Sumner Hipp chen Legal Wright Elliott and others. plus Misses Schons McAninch Anderson Dees Lusk Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy McAninch
Alpha Phi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Doris Dees
J. S. Sanders
W. E. Sumner
L. J. Hippchen
C. A. Legal
J. C. Wright
Jack Elliott
S. D. Johnson
Hiram Elliott
Austin Herbert
A. M. Atchison
Lyndon Stuckey
J. L. Bogle
Truman Brown
E. Gibson
J. W. Montgomery
Dorothy Schons
May Dell Anderson
Virginia Lusk
Betty Jean Holbrook
Barrs Welcome Daughter Susan Gayle Born at Seton Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Barr Jr. announce the birth of a daughter Susan Gayle on Saturday at Seton Hospital. The mother is the former Marion Ballerstedt. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Barr Sr. of Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ballerstedt of Manor. Great-grandparents include Mrs. Howard Barr and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Andrewartha of Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Barr Jr
Harris Boulevard
Susan Gayle
Seton Hospital
Barr
Marion Ballerstedt
R. H. Barr Sr
Austin
Ernest Ballerstedt
Manor
Howard Barr
J. O. Andrewartha
Legion Auxiliary Garden Party Fetes City Officers
Legion Auxiliary Unit 288 hosted a garden party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Holden on Walling Drive. Presidents of city patriotic groups and district auxiliary officers attended, with entertainment from Shrine Chanters and readings from Maurine Amis of the University of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Unit 288
The
American Legion Auxiliary
George Holden
Walling Drive
Auxiliary
Holden
Charles Joe Moore
F. P. Gerling
Frank Rundell
William Wolff
Charles Walker
W. H. Dickens
T. L. Dyer
Justine Blakeslee
Manfred Holck Jr
Helen Bohn
Roland Holck
Beatsy Holck
Brackenridge To Graduate 23 Nurses Sunday Night
Brackenridge School of Nursing plans a Sunday night commencement at University Junior High School Auditorium for 23 graduates. Events include a Saturday breakfast, Friday barbecue on Lake Austin, and a river boat ride hosted by the Texas Graduate Nurses Association. Speeches by Dr. Ernc Nowotny and others, with diplomas by Dr. George M. Decherd Jr. and a first ever scholarship award by the Brackenridge Hospital Alumnae Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brackenridge School of Nursing
Zilker Park
Brackenridge Hospital
University Junior High School
Barton Springs
Commodore
Lake Austin
Texas Graduate Nurses Association
District Five
Ernc Nowotny
University of Texas
Taylor Glass
Lois Oliver
Margaret Staples
Malotte
Edith Huck Turner
School of Nursing
George M. Decherd Jr
Doris Strickland
Nursing Service
Reception Honors Mary Etta Schlueder and Floyd Clearman
A June Austin High School graduation reception at Green Pastures honored Miss Mary Etta Schlueder and Floyd Clearman. Hosts Mrs. Virgil Clearman and Mrs. O. O. Schlueder presided at refreshments. Attendees included June Dale Betty Jean Cook Jo Ann Babcock Wanda Clearman Grady Alexander Ches ter Blomquist Mada McAngus Lois Colley Jack Moore Howard Schlueder Frankie Del Rio Roe Rex Reneau and Bert Schlueder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Pastures
Mary Etta Schlueder
Floyd Clearman
Austin High School
Virgil Clearman
O. O. Schlueder
Bobbey Jane Burkett
Doris McAnally
Miss Burkett
Miss McAnaly
June Dale
Betty Jean Cook
Jo Ann Babcock
Wanda Clearman
Grady Alexander
Chester Blomquist
Mada McAngus
Lois Colley
Jack Moore
Howard Schlueder
Frankie del Rio
Roe Rex Reneau
Bert Schlueder
Grona Pupils Piano Recital Hosted by Chapel of the Bells
Piano students of Mrs. T. J. Grona perform at 8 15 p m Friday in the Chapel of the Bells 1811 South Congress with Jerry Finch assisting on accordion. The program lists many students including Sam Harris Joyce Elaine Finch Nancy Kay Kelly Gale Lee Harris Avalon Fiedler Nelda Mangham and others. friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Congress
T. J. Grona
Jerry Finch
Hope Tilley
Sam Harris
Joyce Elaine Finch
Nancy Kay Kelly
Gale Lee Harris
Avalon Fiedler
Nelda Mangham
Mary Jacqueline Turner
Nancy Anne Whitaker
Sandra Kay Stiles
Peggy Williams
Janice Kuhn
Barbara Ann Neal
Frances Plumley
Ann Baldwin
Jo Katherine Carter
Janelle Morris
Carol Jean Fowler
Mary America Tucker
Jo Ann Crider
Jane Marie Hornsby
Patsy Joyce White
Clayrene Reed
Merlene Goodnight
Barbara Jean Reed
Claudette Yancey
Miss Cofer Fetes Planned Ahead of Wedding
Miss Pat Cofer, soon to wed Frank Brogan, receives several parties. A dessert party at Mrs. Paul Goldmann’s home features magnolia centerpieces. Brunch by Miss Lucette Stumberg follows, with magnolia décor and guests numbered around twenty. A Friday luncheon at Mrs. Thomas Moss Miller’s home and a rehearsal dinner at the Finch residence cap the week of celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cofer
Frank Brogan
Paul Goldmann
Mary
Pauline Goldmann
John D. Cofer
James Murray
Thomas Moss Miller
J. S. Moss
Miss Cofer
Miller
Albert Brogan
Stanley Finch
Finch
Austin High Grads Leave for Annapolis Week
Miss Janette Lee and Miss Lee Childs of Austin High School depart Thursday for Annapolis to join June Week activities at the US Naval Academy. They will stay with Dick Childs, Miss Childs’ brother and a student at the Academy. Miss Lee was named first place in the school beauty revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janette Lee
Lee Childs
Austin High School
Anapolis
US Naval Academy
Miss Childs
Dick Childs
Miss Lee
Ben Hur Temple Hosts 76 New Nobles Dance Night
Ben Hur Temple stages a formal dance at City Coliseum Friday night honoring 76 new nobles. Wroe Owens, Shrine social chair, leads the event with Woody Parker and his orchestra supplying music from 8 30 p m to midnight. Nobles are urged to wear fezzes with tuxedos or business suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur Temple
City Coliseum
Wroe Owens
Shrine Social
Woody Parker
Mr. Owens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Lind
Uzes
Congress Ave
Austin, Texas
C.od
Tinos Salle
Congres
Miss Dees
Beta Sigs
Legion Auxiliary Unit
Henry Lucksinger
Manfred Holck Sr
Harry Griffiths
A. H. Fisher
Richard Grazier
Herman Roch
L. L. B. Hofer
Earle D. McCullough
Joe L. Grimes
Harvey Getchins
Thomas B. Stephen
W. L. Darnell
Howard Wolff
Bob Swenson
Mayne Comer
Justine Gerling
Gloria Gerling
Gladys Arnar
Grace Knipper
Gretchen Bohn
J. A. Benton
C. E. Carter
Maurine Berrette Ames
Leon White
H. P. Bybee
J. H. Baugh
Homer C. DeWolf
Margaret Flinn
A. W. Modrall
Clifford C. Poindexter
H. J. Weiler
George Zimmermann
Mary Northrop
Donald B. Mauser
Ingleside
Calif
Florence Nightingale
Ruth Rhodes Joseph
Brackenridge Hospital Alumnae _ Association
Ervin Stork
Grona
Austin Laundry Mee
Lavaca
Cofer
Misses Lee
Childs
America
House of Shoes
Littlefield Bldg
Congress
Coats
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