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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1959
Page
9
Members of Hey Diddie Dit Die Chanter of the Children s Home Society announce a bake sale at Wesell s and Mayfair with Mrs William T L Burns as general chairman. An open house preview at 629 Fond Isle South Shore Alameda runs 1 am to 8 pm tomorrow and Sunday, featuring Benson Eschenach s design and Leonard England s furnishings, to support adaptive services and placement for children in five Galipar homes.
Faye Mathews, president of the California Nevada State Association of Emblem Clubs, will be honored next Thursday at the Hayward chapter with a social hour and dinner at the Elks Mall on Ocean View and Ash Street. State officers including Eve Lyn Belterly will attend, along with Mrs. George H. Curtis of Castro Valley, a club member and state executive board historian. Joint visitation with Hayward and Los Gatos Emblem Clubs is planned, as well as a luncheon for Navy Wives of Carrier Division 4 staff at The Officer C Club in Alameda. The event, titled Champagne Flight and Travelogue, features champagne cocktails, luncheon at 1 pm, and talks by airline hostesses and executives. Reservations to Mrs. H. J. Grosskent Jr. are requested.
Welcome Wagon Club of Hayward holds noon installation for Harland L. Hanson as president during the club's first anniversary. Mrs. Hanson succeeds Mrs. William B. Hayward who chairs the business session. Incoming officers include David O. Hodgkins vice president John W. Lovejoy secretary Roy L. Bradley treasurer. Installation by Mrs. W. W. Anderson. New board members announced. Open to area newcomers. Reservations to Mrs. Lovejoy.
The Ladies of the Blessed Sacrament Sodality sponsor a Sandedn is Served fundraiser set for June 18 at 12:30 pm in the cafeteria of St. Lovis Bertrand's Church at 1st Ave and FE 14th St Oakland. Reservations may be made by telephoning JE S-HS8 or NE e275.
The East Bay Chapter hosts a Monday 2 p.m. gathering at the Farrelly Building on Dutfen Avenue in San Leandro. Dr Henry B Patton plastic and reconstructive surgeon will discuss his field. Refreshments follow the business session.
Valley Cats club members plan an anniversary hoedown Saturday at Earl Warren School Center and Paradise Knoll Castro Valley. Caller Ralph Sylvins from Sag Tynan Vale ley will lead. Zack Petri assists. Public invited to 7:30 pm session at Knoll Moose Club hosts 8:30 pm call.
The engagement announces the marriage of Gordon and Marilyn to take place in La Cañada California. He is a naval ensign stationed overseas while she is a Berkeley and Westminster House alumna. The ceremony is planned for August 28 at La Crescenta Presbyterian Church with both families in attendance.
Esther Huggins of Hayward and Jerry Wayne Clark of Lake Charles Louisiana wed at First Mathexus Church in San Leandro. Ceremony featured gowns by mother Mrs Joe Mugging and attendants including bridesmaids Joyce McNeil Pearl Densmore Janet McDonald and flower girls Leila and Diane Almary. The couple, now temporary Napa residents, plan missionary service in Taiwan with United Pentecostal Church.
Carolyn Jane Ward of San Jose and Robert Lee Sparks of Hayward announce upcoming nuptials. Ward, a University of California Medical School senior, has been feted with multiple pre wedding showers by family and friends in San Jose, San Francisco Mission District, and Livermore, as she prepares to join Sparks in missionary service after graduation.
Newlyweds ht Jobin Chris Nielsens married Saturday in a church ceremony. Bride Paula Ruth Beck, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stewart Beck, wore a pearl crown veil and carried orange blossoms. Groom Nelsen, son of Mr and Mrs Hairy Governy, resides in Oakland after honeymoon. Attendants wore aqua gowns. bridesmaids included Barbara Hicks and Joyce Bray. The couple plan to reside at 10830 Bancroft Ave Oakland.
The General Federation of Women's Clubs received praise at its 68th Los Angeles convention where Mes Beatrice Fuerst urged use of educational power to promote voluntary health protection and scientific research. Mildred A White Wells noted health and education as foundations of democracy. The Add Heaven Too dramatization highlighted benefits of entering the Sears Rochuck Foundation contest open to Gresto clubs with a November 14 deadline, about 4,000 clubs participating.
Dr and Mrs George Hannah of Dolores Ave in San Leandro will entertain Eden Hospital staff pediatricians and their wives at a Saturday evening dinner party at their home. Cocktail hour precedes a patio dinner with an Oriental motif. Attending couples include Avi Boller Terrence Hendley Gene Pack Morris Tandera Franklin Closs Irv Jereme Feldman Joseph Lapan Charles Ross Mervin Schigarla Jack Singleton Richard Smith David Broser Marian Maynard Enel Adler Rene Vrabek.
A hepinners square dance class will meet Tuesday from 8 to 10 30 pm at Hes perian School 620 Drew St Sah Lorenzo Red and Marvel Knutsen will be the instructors Interested persons may call Hayward Area Recreation Dist LU 1 433 or Red Knutz en NE 83 7515.
A collection of social items from San Lorenzo mentions DR and MRS PHILIP RICKEY planning a two week Hawaiian and Vancouver cruise. MRS WALTER JANSEN visiting Cheyanne Wyoming before her daughter SANDRA JANSEN's wedding to VERLIN DOMEIER in Lorenzo Community Church. extended travel by MR and MRS LAWRENCE KOEHLER and daughters Marilyn and Carolyn to Kansas City Black Hills South Dakota and Yellowstone. IRNEST BELL visiting relatives in Garden Grove. DON LOW and SMITH family present in San Lorenzo. Arlene Giannini of Lia Linares hosting a bridal shower for Arlene before marrying RICHARD ENGEL in Marin tomorrow at Mission San Carlos in Carmel.
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