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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1964

Page

5

Ogden home offers Wasatch views for Ogden couple

The Ogdens, newly moved from Fostoria Ohio six months ago, enjoy their Wasatch Mountain view from their Park Estate home. Neighbors describe Mary Ann and her guests at an annual Children’s Benefit League tea hosted at her residence as part of a lively community scene with local society figures in attendance.

Ogden Uuh Fostoria Ohio the Wasatch Moustaing May Ann Robert Park Estate Mary Ann Children's Benefit League Margaret Fenwick Frances Dickson Marion

Gallery Promenade Sets May 3 Art Event in LA

Southern California art enthusiasts attend a Gallery Promenade on May 3 from 4 to 8 p.m. along La Cienega Boulevard sponsored by the Art Museum Council of the Los Angeles County Museum. About 25 galleries will show works with cocktails hors d oeuvres on adjoining patios. An art auction at 7 p.m. on Melrose Place features works contributed by galleries to benefit acquisitions for the new Museum of Art at Hancock Park and related council projects. Tickets and information available from Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Rest.

Southern ‘California la Cienaga Boulevard Art Museum Council Los Angeles County Museum Mmes George Johnson James Kreal Tell A Melrose Place Museum of Art Hancock Park Johnson Virginia ‘Road Rest Pine Ave

Five a i ENSENT 3 death and upcoming club dinner event

A local calendar entry notes a 6:30 pm potluck dinner at the Veterans Clubhouse 101 for the Club Calendar joiners. Separate business meetings at 7:30 pm will honor the president and secretary of the California State Branch. Delegates to the California State Convention run May 4 through 16.

Veter- 25 He Dent Osent of California Sta California Plaza Chis Millikan Don . Bretting Robert Emtrets Ruthie, AQ

Uppercut! Excerpted in American Bridge Teachings

Oswald Jacoby and Chicago teacher Art Glatt Bas hand illustrate the “uppercut” play in a noted Chicago Bridge teaching piece. The hand shows West opening four clubs, East responding, and West ruffing to set up multiple tricks. The analysis notes West’s two sure tricks and pursuit of a fourth, unlikely in diamonds or hearts.

Chicago Art Glatt American Bridge Teachers_ Association Quarterly West East Fst J Lok Declarer

Insurance Women Style Show Benefit Party in Long Beach

Insurance Women of Long Beach present their annual scholarship benefit with a luncheon at 12:30 pm at the Foster and Glamor Bar. Proceeds support the club’s scholarship fund, with gifts and novelty items for sale and a lively fashion event featuring local organizers Doris Dean Pat Howard Fran Welty and Min Grou.

Insurance Women of Long Beach Doris Dean Pat Howard Fran Welty Mingrou Mar

Evening elects leaders for Long Beach unit

Mrs Walter heads the slate as Tiesxel and Mrs Denton Graham preside over Long Beach WSCS posts. Others elected include Mines, Ralph Braecey, Arthur Booth, Roy Epps, and Wilhite. Meeting at 10:30 followed by committee posts and Red Cross work.

Mit Darel ‘Livichnsot Bec Long “Beach Denton Graham Long Beach WSCS Insaline Asig Ralph Braecey- Arhur Booth Roy Epps Yeaa Wilhite Noed Fincheon

Navy Chapel Wedding Brings Together Layce and Smith

Navy Chapel at Terminal Pa land hosted the Sunday wedding of Layce and Ens Donald F. Smith. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Leora Dobby of Pee bles Ohio, wore blue lace and matching dress with white accessories. Carol Layne served as maid of honor. The groom is the son of Joé-Po BR. Smith. Ralph Layne acted as best man.

Navy Chapel Terminal Paland Lou Layce Ens Donald F. Smith Leora Dobby Peebles Ohio Carol Layne Joé-Po BR. Smith Ralph “Layne

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