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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1971
Page
11
The guild will hold a wine tasting check led by chairman Mrs. Ed ward Stich to sample wines. Tasting begins at 6 30 pm with a spaghetti and chicken dinner at 8 pm and dancing at 9 pm. Tickets available via Mrs. Stich at 278 3810.
The article lists an array of gifts for Tricia Nison including bone china, sterling silver, Lenox play settings, Minton plates, Royal Worcester pieces, crystal, and a marble coffee table from Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist China. Family heirlooms and practical items accompany decorative treasures as guests celebrate the marriage next to the White House.
Women recount a 1960s wedding scene with gifts from relatives and friends. Nixon’s mother shares thoughtful mementos including a white satin negligee, a blue garter, and a silver rose gift. A guest book note reflects the celebratory mood and family ties.
Donna Hodges and Clifford Neves wed in Fremont with a Spanish themed ceremony. Decorations were shipped from New Mexico by the bride’s sister Mrs Michael McLeod who could not attend due to a weekend baby birth.
Sherry Crawford and Erie Rolf wed at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Redwood City with four pink organza attenda nts. The couple met at Chico State and plan Bay Area residence based on teaching assignments. Bridal party included Paul Cutler, David and Doug Hall, Cindi Crawford, Mrs Jamen Crawford, Carol Conietho, and Marilynn Bottina.
Victoria Rhinehart wed in the St. Vincent De Paul Chapel San Francisco in a Victorian satin gown with lace veil. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs J V Rhinehart of San Jeandra. The ceremony included two San Lorenzo friends Barbara Sayers and Diane Dougherty as attendants. Frank Balestrieri served as best man. The couple, after a reception at California Club, departed for a Southern California honeymoon.
Andree Graveley of The Daily Review Women’s World staff received an ASCC Awards Recognition Night honor for poetry. Her certificate praised excellence in growth in technical control and ongoing development in and through the artistic craft. Graveley, a married mother of two, has been writing since 1950 and joined Women’s World staff in April this year.
Jody Mailer and Fremk D. Tagram are engaged to marry and will exchange vows Sept. 4 at Man at Hapliss Church of San Leamiro. Judy Mailer, daughter of William R. Mailer of San Lorenzo, is a former queen of San Lorenzo Bethel Job's Daughters. Frank D. Ingram of Haywar and his wife announce their son’s engagement at a Madler home gathering.
Alta Mira Club holds an art rental from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow at the San Leandra Community Library 300 Estudida Ave. Fees may apply toward painting purchases. Club members assisting include Mrs. Fred Tennant Mrs. Waldo Willier Mrs. Graf Gaube Mrs. David Parkanthra Frank Toner.
Mrs. Thomas Paich recording secretary, Mrs. Arlin Field outgoing president and incoming treasurer, and Mrs. John Meacham incoming president were installed as officers of Xi Theta Upsilon Been Sigma Phi at Antonio's Restaurant in Oakland. Other new officers Mrs. Margaret Wert vice president and Mrs. James Landy corresponding secretary were formally installed in their offices.
Nine YWCA affiliated groups across Castro Valley San Lorenzo Dublin Livermore Pleasanton Fremont and Hayward unite to raise funds for a part time coordinator to manage communications and programs for VW-Wives clubs. Budget cuts and loss of staff left volunteers seeking an organizer, with an estimated $5 per member assessment to hire the new director and an expected September start after summer programs. Meanwhile South County YWCA plans youth camp for five to nine year olds with volunteer counselors and two sessions from July 6 to July 22 at Naygo Center San Leandro.
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