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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
9
San Jose State College coed Patricia Louise Young changed her name to Mrs Dennis George Silva in a ceremony before more than 30 friends and relatives. Daughter of John R Young of 688 Grave Way Hayward, she is an enrollment at San Jose State where she belongs to Alpha Kappa Delta.
Ingrid D Bylander was honored at a dinner shower celebrating her engagement to Anthony M Neca Jr The bride elects sister Christine served as maid of honor Ingrid is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben E Bylander of Castro Valley The couple will be married June 28 at Our Lady of Grace Church Castro Valley After a Southern California honeymoon the newlyweds will reside in Hayward.
Roberta Lee Palin daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Palin of Castro Valley earned Trans World Airline wings as an air hostess after a five week training course in Kansas City Missouri She attended Sacramento State College and worked for Sunbeam Corporation in Nayward Hostess Palin will begin duties at Los Angeles International Airport
Kathryn Holden of Fremont wore a street-length white lace dress for her June wedding to Ronald L. Goodwin in the San Lorenzo Second Ward. Attendants included sisters Linda, Laurie, and Miriam Holden with Linda as matron of honor. The couple will reside in San Leandro after a ceremony conducted by Rev. Peter Newport, S.J. At Eden Community Center, Barbara Lambly and William Lavine celebrated alongside.
Mrs. Mike Gardetta will be installed Saturday as president of the Alvarado Eagles Auxiliary in joint ceremonies with the Aerie. They meet at 8 p.m. in Eagles Hall Union City. San Leandro Auxiliary to Eagles Aerie meets tomorrow at 8 15 p.m. in U P E C Hall San Leandro for first business session under new officers led by president Mrs George Ross.
Patsy Ann Murphy and Charles R Whitbeck recited their marriage vows last month at the First Christian Church in San Leandro. The bride, daughter of the Murphy family, wore a white lace floor length gown with a pearl crown and fingertip veil. Attendants wore mint green satin and carried yellow carnations. The couple, with guests Patricia Lind ing and Patricia Murphy as honor attendants and Tom Jones as best man, plan to reside in Alameda after a reception following the ceremony.
A Republican National Convention briefing outlines seven days of women oriented events in San Francisco. Many activities require tickets and public access is limited. The Glamour on Parade fashion pageant will be staged with stars and novelty costumes, while Cow Palace TV lounge access remains highly restricted with tickets allocated to delegates and dignitaries.
Mr and Mrs James KE Wilhelm II of Lagunitas Drive Hayward host a surprise anniversary dinner at Sequoia Country Club Oakland celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary. Guests include best man George W Kattersohn who flew in from Paducah Ky and their grandson James Phillip. The Wilhelms formerly of Lexington Ky have lived in the Bay Area 27 years with Wilhelm Jr a retired Chevrolet Motor Division executive.
The Hayward High School class of 1959 plans a reunion on September 12 at International Kitchen, 553 Peralta Blvd., Fremont. Linda Togni Coble serves as chairman and Judy Light Forsberg as co-chairman. other committee members include Betty Culbertson Bissell in decorations, Chum Daly in publicity, and Barbara Logue Marciel as alumni contact.
The Business and Professional Women's Clubs at Castro Valley and Hayward plan a joint meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Hayward Elks Club on Mission Boulevard. Speakers Douglas Ridenour deputy probation officer for Alameda County and Gere Sullivan Sorenson School principal and incoming council president will discuss support for youth aid with Hayward Area Youth Council.
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