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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
10
The Daily Review dated May 25 1950 lists social events and society notices compiled by Jan Loucks Women’s Editor. It outlines upcoming gatherings and community happenings as part of the social column for Page 10.
The American auxiliary held a dinner and program featuring Frances Shannon and Leo Seloreff pupils, with violin student Esther Sharp involved. Participants included Judy Hows, Diana Oltersen, Virginia Bird, Claudetty Benunelis, and Wie gence Schnufler. After the entertainment, attendees played cards and chatted, and Viola Correa urged members to sell poppies on May 36 during Poppy Days.
Parents and teachers meet at Castro Valley Nursery and Highlands for a discussion on early education. Topics include nursery versus kindergarten transitions, preparation for kindergarten, and the benefits of early schooling guided by Mrs Carel Van Auker and educators from Castro Valley, Skywood, and Redyland schools.
Mrs. Joseph Myers of Fernway Castro Valley hosted a Sunday birthday gathering for Mrs. Roy Stultz. A retaliatory surprise party then followed Tuesday evening at the Lane home, attended by the honoree’s husband and a group including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stults, Paul Foester, John Stockman, Phyllis Wiley, and others.
Judy McAlexander celebrated her eleventh birthday with a lawn picnic at the family home in San Lorenzo Village. Guests enjoyed games, refreshments, and a short film of her father’s cartoons. Attendees listed include Judy’s relatives and friends, with a fashion feature promotion mentioning the Summer Book of Fashion.
A Sacramento State Fair fashion show plan unfolds with a reappointed committee led by Lynn Norby in Los Angeles and Pax Hopkins in San Francisco. The piece highlights the fashion role, designers, and technic cuts for television, noting Claire McCardell’s award and the Grecian style dress as showcased to officials in Washington.
Castro Valley Circle 192 of the Ancient Order of Druids plans a 3 p.m. gathering at Dania Hall Dania Hall with officers led by Elizabeth Baldanzi and Adm Giordanino. Other listed officers include Ruby Venti Kathleen Camp Irene Ferrare Edna Sterbenk Laura Aspeland Dorothy Frederickson Alwida Anselmo Gloria Payon Mabel Eller Gloria Warholak Florence Fuccy Emma Belleville Vivian Asher Evelyn Edwards Voronika Brajkovich Ramona Antone Eileen Rice. The group was started by Della Reman, arch druidess of Galdanne, who resides in Castro Valley.
A surprise wedding shower for Miss Helen Ferreira was hosted at 2244 North Fifth Street by her sister Mrs. Dorothy McClaren and mother Mrs. Domingo Ferreira. The event announced in May 1949 precedes her June wedding to Johnny B. Reyes of Groveway. Guests included many named ladies and the centerpiece featured white roses and lilies with two cakes bearing “Happiness to You Helen.”
Mrs Ethel Garner newly elected warden of the Rebekah Assembly of California was honored at her Hayward home lodge meeting. East Bay visitors included Ruth Robbins and Nelle Mertens with relatives from Niles and Palo Alto. A large cake reading Good Luck Bina and a reading by Marie Mely highlighted the event. plans noted for a public card party with Freda Druk and Bertie Carter as co chairs.
Bing Crosby crashed a National Film Award party at the Dorchester hotel in London wearing casual clothes and lingered to mingle with stars and impresarios. He teased guests about his celibate couch as he passed the hotel lounge on his way to his suite.
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