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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
14
A trio of male authors critique the modern wife as dominant, assert she controls daily life and finances, and inject humor about women’s influence on men and domestic roles. The piece ponders if women can be pleased yet fears male emasculation and societal shifts.
North Long Beach Women’s Club will meet Wednesday at Houghton Park Clubhouse for a potluck luncheon before a major business session. Officers and chairmen for the tight groups will be elected, with Mrs Claton Watson presiding assisted by Mrs Charles Reams. All members urged to attend.
Pythian Sisters North Long Beach Temple 44 will host a reception for its grand temple representative Lettie Henshaw at 8 pm Tuesday in the Knights of Pythias Hall 1453 South St. Flag Day will be observed.
Widows will gather at Linden Hall for a Tuesday noon luncheon to conduct business and enjoy social time with members of the Spanish American War Veterans Widows group.
John Fitzpatrick will relinquish the gavel as president of the Long Beach Branch of the Music Teachers Association. Delphine Wegner will assume the post during the annual installation dinner at the Petroleum Club. Dr. Russell Squire will induct officers and Dr. Gerald Strang of Long Beach City College will be guest of honor. The Madrigal Singers will be directed by Royal Stanton. Executive board members include Mmes. Lynn H. Brown, Henry Warner, Lara Soderstrom, Romaine Preuss, Margaret Woodruff, Miss Dola Dougherty, and Dean Wissler.
Demo Club will install Mrs. L. H. Jarnagin as president at the Democratic Women's Study Club session in the Pageant Room of the Wilton Hotel. Mary Swift Beeks, a Long Beach attorney, will serve as installing officer. The program includes an analysis of Tuesday's election by Goldie Kennedy, introduced by Mrs. Zita Remley, with a noon luncheon to follow and reservations through Mrs. Frank Parker.
Delegates to the Rebekah Assembly that closed in Sacramento will be honored at Del Mar Rebekah Lodge 275 IOOF reception. The meeting is Tuesday at 1 pm in the Machinist Building 728 Elm Ave. Mrs. John H. Bradshaw hosts the social hour with the Three Link Sewing Circle members.
The Sisterhood of Temple Israel plans its annual luncheon meeting where Mrs. Sidney Hartmann will be installed as president for a second term. The event features violist selections by Mrs. Arch Shinder with accompanist Mrs. William Baral, a historian reading by Mrs. Edwin Kahn, and a prologue Spirit of Sisterhood. Officers taking office include Mrs. Hartmann, Mrs. Lampel, Max Wisot, and others, with a slate of vice presidents, secretaries, and trustees.
The Downtown Lady Lions host a Hawaiian fashion show Friday around the Lafayette Hotel pool with tropical punch before a Cantonese lunch at noon. Committee members Mrs. Manuel Mayuga and others designed crepe paper magnolia blossoms and iridescent butterfly decorations while models including Mines Mayuga and Frank Hardesty present Hawaiian fashions. Proceeds fund Junior Blind Foundation camperships with reservations managed by Mrs. Varnon Castle. no meeting again until September.
Poly technic High School alumni from classes of 1941 to 1944 plan an evening reunion dance at Lakewood Country Club with master of ceremonies Don Nunez and music by Matty Matlock Eddie Miller and others. Tickets are sold by Mrs. George Royse and Mrs. Mito Meylink, with pre dance cocktails at several hosts homes.
Central WCTU will hold an all day session on Tuesday at the Free Methodist Church 16th Stand Gundry Ave. Mrs art hie Hadley will conduct the 11 a.m. business session. Noon potluck luncheon will be served with Mrs Dessie Brewer speech contest director last afternoon speaker at the event.
Southern California Symphony Auxiliary hosts a Thursday tea from 3 to 5 pm at Mrs. Alexander Kadvanys home 3334 E 1st St Long Beach to introduce prospective members. Corsages identify guests. several named hosts and servers listed for hospitality and decorations duties.
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