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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1949
Page
2
San Lorena Village witnessed the marriage of Miss Mary Feen Caffle and Ralph J. Books in a candlelit ceremony at St. Lorenz church. Rev Moumer Schwarz officiated as family and friends gathered for the mass, reception, and a weeklong honeymoon.
Miss Rose My Caynen and John David Bradley wed at 8 pm in the Most Baptist Church with Rev Herbert A Parray reading the vows. The couple planned a Carmel honeymoon and will reside in Alta Vista after a California stay. About 200 guests attended the reception in the church parlor with friends and family celebrating the new union.
A decorated sunlit patio at Mrs Myron Lewis home in San Leandro hosted a surprise baby shower for Mrs M J Krnedler of Lurgavista with a buffet and gifts of baby clothes and cosmetics. Co hosts Mrs Ruth Whyson and Mrs Dorothy Miller assisted. guests included Mrs Milkre Moss Mrs Sylvia Gerton and others from nearby towns.
The Winter Fashion Book offers over 150 practical sewing patterns with Tara style options and easy to follow instructions. Readers can order a copy for 20 cents and learn to sew their own garments including jacket styles and mixers with pattern numbers and sizes provided.
Hi Stepper Folk Dancers plan a regular meeting at 1269 Sunset Dive for August 2 with Ray Zugschwert inviting members to dance. The August 11 business meeting outlined plans for a regional festival on September 18 and a new indoor dancing venue with rubber shoes.
Mrs Lee Julian a Won Economies Farm Bureau founder in San Loreno Village set a home canning record processing fruit at her Orepan ranch along the Cod River for winter supply. She was joined by daughters Relene Rosalind and Mele Auest and Shawi Murphy visiting from San Lorene as the Julian family plans a California return with news of relatives and a growing household in Crauts Pass Ore.
Members of the Companions of the Forest of American Flaywaod hold an August 29 dinner at Castro Gardens to mark the group’s 25th anniversary. Honorees include Louise E Dias Virginia Peters Anna Silver Elsie Valentine Frank Peters and Louis Silver. Special guests and committee members are named, with events and future duties outlined from a Dania hall meeting.
Misses Douta Wapelhorst and Leslie Keller left Hayward last Friday for Rochester Minnesota where they will enter the Kahler Hospitals School of Nursing on Aug. 29. They were accompanied by Jimmy Gordoji.
A wedding at the Methodist church united Margaret Mary McIntyre and Allen Grant Hinth with Rev Myron Ver vell performing the vows on August 12. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John McIntyre, wore white satin with a long train and veil, while the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Grant Hist. Attendants included Viola Morgotio of Axhind as maid of honor, Donald Melntyre as bridesman, Elmer Combes best man, and ushers Jim and Don Melntyre. The reception at Pland's Villa in San Lorenzo followed, with nearly one hundred guests. The couple honeymooned in Hollywood and Catalina and will reside on Meekland Avenue.
Chicago resident Mrs. Paul Ginsburg leaves after an extended visit from San Francisco. She stayed with her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mendelson at 101B Via Paro and small grandchildren Paul and Phyllis. Tea and luncheon honors were hosted by local residents Irene Doty and Mrs. Stanley Black during her California stay.
Hayward Tren swingers folk dane organate invite teens to a folk dance party hosted by Buyshrod recreakinn rere tout on Tuesday August 20 at 984 Seth Street Oakland. Dave Beyer of Albany will be master of ceremonies. Contact Jackie Letherman at 1-2578 to RSVP before the vacation.
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