Still Hostess With Mostest to Atlantic City
Mrs. Perle Mesta former United States Minister to Luxembourg remains a premier hostess. She visited Atlantic City to entertain Democrats and friends during the national convention. Her private, artful arrangements at Ventnor and the Claridge attracted hundreds, costing an estimated six figures.
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Atlantic City
Perle Mesta
United States
Luxembourg
Mediiterranean
Ventnor
Convention Hall
Claridge Hotel
Perle
Summer entertaining at the Sotere Club home
By 1OLA MASTERS POOL SPLASHING at 5 Saturdiy will begin a feive ssummer evening of pure-entertaine for members of Sote Club and their husbands. It will take place at the home of Alice and Chuck del Curto 1072 Marcellus, Sir. After everyone has had their exercise they'll spend an hour stan another kind of exercise jigging ice cubes in tall glasses. Then at 7 p.m. the barbecue will be served with Nancy Brock chairman and husband Don overseeing the feast. The party celebrates the founder's day and will fetch new officers and husbands Betty Irby president and spouse Jack Marian and Lowell Weimer Phyllis and Dori Brinker Phyllis and Hank Moutschier and Donna Sunday Fulbright. Also mentions Dolly and Karl Ward traveling in the East with their daughter Susan and son Craig, seeing the musical Hello Dolly, and meeting Congressman Del Clawson in Washington, D.C. Edwina Smith tours Mexico with Vesta Pierse, plans to return for a Symphony Under the Stars concert at Bixby Park, Catalina trip highlighted for early September.
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Sote’ Club
Alice
Chuck del Curto
Marcellus
Nancy Brock
Don
Philanthropic Club
Betty Irby
Jack
Marian
Lowell
Weimer
Phyllis
Dori
Brinker
Hank Moutschier
Donna
Fulbright
Dolly
Karl Ward
Susan
Craig
Washington, D.C
Congressman del Clawson
Brigham Young University
Congress
Robert Taft
Oho
Craig Hosmer
Long Beach
Duck
Edwina Smith
Vesta Pierse
Mexico
Mexico City
Acapulco
Edwina
Long Beach Symphony Orchestra
Bixby Park
Avalon
Catalina
Temple Beth Sholom wedding links two Denver area couples
We the Temple rites report Janice Ellen Jacobs daughter of Sid Jacobs and Mitchel Roy Goldberg son of Mrs. Alvin Goldberg wed at Temple Beth Sholom in New home Boulder Colorado where the bridegroom attends University of Colorado. The bride attended LBCC. Say vows Bryson Edward Burkholder son of Mrs. Bryson L Burkholder wed Rebecca Ellen Dennis daughter of James R Dennis es Thousand Oaks Saturday at St Matthew's Catholic Church Newlyweds Irving at 2219 Spaulding Ave He attended LBCC.
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Janice Ellen Jacobs
Sid Jacobs
Garford St
Mitchel Roy Goldberg
Alvin Goldberg
Denver
Colo
Goldberg
Temple Beth Sholom
Boulder
U, of Colorado
LBCC
Bryson Edward Burkholder
Bryson L. Burkholder
Long Beach
Lala
Burkholder
Rebecca Ellen Dennis
James R. Dennises
Thousand Oaks
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Irving
Spaulding Ave
Tyner Jensen wedding ties Garden Grove family roots
Karen Lee Tyner wed Lee Gordon Jensen in a ceremony carrying Garden Grove ties and Fresno lineage. The bride wore ivory lace and organza, with white orchid bouquet and pearl-ttrimmed crown. Attendants included Sylvia Kel and Diane Sprague. James Jensen was best man. The couple, alumni of Poly High and Cal State Long Beach, plan to reside in Garden Grove after a Bay Area honeymoon.
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Neer
Lee Gordon
Garden Grove
North i Binet ’ Baptist
Soni
Elbert Conrad Tyner
Sylvia Kel
Diane Sprague
Robert Peters
Douquet
James Jensen
Robert‘l. Brown
Ronald Blanton
Roger Coulter
Jensen
Poly High
University of Cali
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Tee
Goldwater
Ivy Baker Stevenis
Lafayette Hotel
Senator Goldwater
Torrance
Virginia Weldon Kelly
Garner
Mesta
Waslington
Watson Place
B.w.coon Coon
Fanewall
Obispo
Geneva
Leee Stach
Calif
Karen Lee Tyner
Fornia
Los Angeles
Long Beach City College
Frank J. Jensen
Fresno
California State College
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Tilsmen
Bay Area
Lee Gordon Jensen
Neys
Pis Federal Tox
Norfolk
Orange County
Mohair
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