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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1966
Page
16
Pittsylvania county notes include Sylvania Garden Club supper at 6 p.m. June 28 at the Chatham Hall campus home of Mrs. Claude Taylor. New officers to be installed and awards for horticulture and artistic achievement announced. Also reports on members’ recent graduations and travels, weddings and engagements around Danville area.
Miss Estelle Kaplan bride elect of Gerald Grossman of Richmond was honored at a Holiday Inn luncheon hosted by Mrs Elmo Hall. Guests included Mrs Ralph Hollander Mrs Jack Zachary and others while a Lavinder house luncheon in Collinsville added pink and white summer flowers. A Breen and aqua travel dress and orchid from her Bible marked the day as plans for a Danville home follow a future wedding trip.
The Education and Fine Arts Department of the Martinsville Henry County Woman's Club hosted a picnic supper at the home of Mrs. Ke Anderson on Wednesday evening for members and their guests.
Miss Mary Ellen Flora married Charles Richard Eckel in a Saturday afternoon service at First Methodist Church Martinsville conducted by Rev. Raymond Cardwell. Bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flora. groom son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Howard Eckel of Lincoln Nebraska. They left for a California wedding trip after Queens College graduate bride and UC mathematics doctoral candidate groom.
Bridge expert Charles H. Goren presents solutions to a set of bidding questions. Sample hands show when to bid four hearts, avoid overcalling with limited values, and choose no trump or suit contracts based on vulnerability and partner’s actions.
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