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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1957
Page
14
Norman P. Krells and Theo Hosa Leah Stanley are newlyweds residing at 5990 E Wentworth St. in Dow. The couple exchanged nuptial vows recently with Theo Stanley, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Stanley, and Mrs Sam Kreil of Long Beach, involved in the wedding as relatives.
In a Paris interview Madame Elsa Senicipatelli and Madame Schiaparelli debate fashion’s ever shifting nature. They argue new styles satisfy changing living needs, express the era, and drive industry innovation despite critics who claim fashion merely aims to profit.
Donna Flack Sneed and Thomas Lee Benson wed in a chapel ceremony. The bride wore a satin gown with lace medallions and a blue net veil, carried a shower bouquet of white stephanotis. Patricia Branzell served as maid of honor. The groom's parents are listed with addresses in Greenwich.
Gamma chapter members plan a Sept 1 luau at White's Paint San Pedro with Hawaiian food and Islards music. Six to 1 adult social. tropical decor and a cocktail hour precede dancing with entertainment by Hilo Hattie and troupe. Reception follows at chapel and bride's home. guests include Frederick Burns Charles Bucsman Michael Robert Sneed.
The ceremony was held August 3 at California Heights Methodist Church in Long Beach with Dr. James Murkes officiating. Miss Barker and Mr. Robinson, both from Long Beach, exchanged vows at 2 p.m. before family and friends. The couple planned a honeymoon to Lake Tahoe and were party of a wedding with a large local attendance.
Wives of radio amateurs hosted a luncheon during the Southwest Division American Radio Relay League three day convention in the Lafayette Hotel Supper Room. Mrs Harold Scott and Mrs Ben Wallace chaired the event with fashions by Mr Bob and commentary by Miss Judy Gee. The program featured old fashioned attire tied to the History of Long Beach theme as Janet Reynolds explained the era specific city history. Dwight Williams led the planning as general chairman and highlighted Long Beach's growth.
Vari-Ettes plan a sixth annual steak barbecue at Ruth Pizzat home 42522 Edita Dr with swimming before dinner and card games. Natalie Miller and President Aileen Lamarinde will oversee dinner and entertainment. Amvets Auxiliary Mother-Daughter No 33 meets Wednesday at Veterans Memorial Rod and Gun Clubhouse 2333 Pacific Ave for a business session.
The Long Beach Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution outlines a year plan with themes including conservation Americanism citizenship American history music and the American Indian. Mrs Glen Taylor hosted officers for the planning session and members will host the Southern Council meeting on September AT. Constitution Day observance will be at the Lafayette Hotel.
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