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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
4
Elein Walsh married Leonard Paul Salvador in a 1 p.m. ceremony at San Juan Baptiste Mission Carmel attended by close family. The couple will reside in Irvington after a Lake Tahoe honeymoon. The bride is a San Lorenzo High School graduate, the groom a Washington Union High School graduate employed in Newark.
Dr Frances Carlin of Iowa State College and American Home Economics Assn predicts drudgery will vanish from cooking though not good cooking itself. Women will avoid heavy chores though remote control of meals remains unlikely.
A string of social notes details visits and trips among residents of Hayward Castro Valley Oakland and surrounding areas. Families including Forrest Harris and children Frances Kay Melvin and Charles travel guests at Paul Happs in Castro Valley. Paul Gieke heads to Yosemite Park on vacation after Hayward High School graduation. Washington trip boosts Mrs Dayville Eden Canyon. Paul and Tari Arnold visit grandfather Tom Lydiksen in Dublin. Gilligan family enjoy a weekend at Rip Nite cottage along the Russian River. Gerald Irving will attend a Montclair luncheon with Mrs Gladys McDonald honoring Miss Ethelwyn Dedson. Ethelwyn, UC Extension clothing specialist, once worked with Irving. Retcliffe family returns from Ashmp to Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Park, Emma Ratcliffe of Richmond and Mrs Leland F Anderson on furlough from Gold Coast Attica.
Adele Frances Aho and Wesley John McHale exchanged vows June 1 at Christ Lutheran Church San Lorenzo. The bride, a Hayward High graduate employed in San Leandro, wore a white lace bridal gown with pearl nap neckline. Attendants included Judy Taylor and Janice Aho, with best man John Tafore and brothers as ushers. Reception at Hill and Valley Club Hayward followed with 250 guests attending.
A bridal garden shower honored Betty Hain daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Hain at a Castro Valley home. She will wed Toa Silva in September at Castro Valley with sixty guests attending. Co hostesses were Mrs Tony Silva and the groom's sister Mrs Frank Lopes. Entertainment included dance numbers by Sandy Otto and Kay Faulkner, orchid corsage for the bride-to-be, and a buffet luncheon. Out of town guests included Mines Frank Locatelli from Santa Cruz and others from Belmont Santa Clara and Menlo Park.
Mrs Le Roy Ludwig heads the new officers list for St Gerard Women’s Club. First meeting under their direction will be Tuesday at 7 p.m. in St John’s Parish Hall San Lorenzo. Conducting will be Mrs Robert Dickson, first vice president. Other officers include Mrs Max Fisher second vice president Mrs James Kennedy recording secretary Mrs Vineet Lamb corresponding secretary and Don Lombari treasurer. Outgoing officers were honored at an installation dinner chaired by Mrs Edmund Sobrero.
James Grover Belvel of Hayward wed Jane Durggan of Lafayette in a 4 pm ceremony at St. Eugene in Hayward officiated by Rev. Eu gene Alves. The bride wore a white lace gown with opalescent sequins and a elbow length veil. Attendants included sister Gwen Griffin as matron of honor and Shirley Ann Belvel as bridesmaid. Best man was Joseph Nunes with Rex Robinson Pete Della Vedova and Chester Griffin as groomsmen. The benedict is son of Mr and Mrs Robert Belvel of Hayward. The couple plan a September honeymoon in Acapulco Mexico and will reside in Oakland where he will study aeronautics at ripe Trade School. The bride is an Oakland Tech graduate from Acalanes High School. Subsequent details note the groom attended San Mateo Junior College and is a Naval Air Reserve member at Oakland Airport.
At Mrs Walter Young home 1637 Old Dublin Road Cairo Valley Independent Family Center members arranged their booth for the Pleasantox Grounds luncheon. New officers were elected with Mrs Son Chute as president and Mrs Mabel Cavilla as vice president. Secretary treasurer is Mrs Carolyn Hansen. Twenty seven members attended the last meeting before September with Louise Grimshaw and Agnes Fraga set to host next.
The Mavericks dance group sponsors a square dancing class each Wednesday evening from 8 to 10 p.m. at Fairmont School, 50th and MacArthur Blvd. All newcomers are welcome, according to instructor Scotty Holthy.
Vallecilo Parlor 308 of Native Daughters of the Golden West Castro Valley earned five ribbons at the Alameda County Fair. They won first prize blue for a handmade adult project, plus first for handmade doilies, second and third place ribbons. This marks the group’s first countywide exhibit.
Primary teacher Miss Carte Jean Johnson of Castro Valley School District married Charles J. Vento in a Saturday ceremony at Trinity Episcopal Church Hayward. The bride, from Fairfield Iowa and educated at Town State Teachers College Colorado University Kansas State, wore a Chantilly lace gown with pearl earrings. Attendants wore mint green gowns. reception was at Ina Cassidy’s home in Hayward. Honeymoon planned for Carmel and Southern California, then home at 8500 A Street Hayward.
Alameda District 7 Federal Women's Clubs plan a conference in Hayward with 120 guests. Mrs. Lowell Lucas hosts, luncheon chaired by Mrs. C. Ray King, session includes talks on winners’ roles and color choices by Mrs. Stolp. Dr. Story to introduce 13 to 26 new club presidents.
Eden Hospital Auxiliary names Mrs Arnold Linden president at a Thursday dinner in the hospital cafeteria. New officers include Jeanne Leach, Frank Alford, Theodore Stepman, Richard Brucker, Russel Hall, and Charles West. Directors include War ren Mills, Marie Hanna, Ann Fowler, Altin Herbert, A. F. Palmer, Hoyt Hamilton, and Charles Haddlesay.
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