Ebell Club elects new president and hosts May Day lunch
Voters chose Mrs Wilbur Lee Candy as Ebell president for the coming year at a 10 pm to 2 pm ballot. The luncheon featured Group W culinary service with bright floral table decor and Mrs Josiah Mertz presiding. Dr Ray Untereiner of Cal Tech spoke on The Current Picture National and International, warning of ongoing armament spending and possible future tax impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebell Club
Wilbur Lee Candy
Ebell
Candy
Mmes
James Bryan Murray
WL H. Winston
Roy L. Congdon
Vera Jo Cueva
Hugh Garth Maddox
James W. Bratton
Robert N. Rothenhich
Homer D. Redford
George M. Baker
John L. Nunes
L. E. Shanks
Joseph M. Striegel
Ellis Slack
Clyde Greenlee
J. Vernon Brown
Josiah 5. Mertz
Ray Untereiner
Cal-Tech
Friday Club Welcomes State Founder's Day Highlights
Friday Morning Discussion Club at the Lafayette Hotel marked Founder's Day with history and impressions. Mrs. Ethel Fraser opened, Mrs. Charles N. Hutton reviewed two decades, Mrs. H E. Lewis forecast to 1955, and Mrs. Vida Tyler noted a new member. Others spoke as toasts greeted incoming president Mrs. H A Zeladorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Hotel
Stella Olcott
Ethel Fraser
Rose E. Berry
Gordon N. Bannister
Charles N. Hutton
H. E. Lewis
Vida Tyler
G. E. Trout
Rose Berry
H. A. Zeladorf
Display of Calla Lilies and Floral Vases by Mrs Sanson
An artful foreground arrangement features calla lilies set in graceful white vases. The vases hold single roses or small carnation bouquets and reflect the handiwork of Mrs Sanson.
Ehell Votes GROUP K Mrs George Baker Installed Chairman
Mrs Josiah Mertz installed Mrs George Baker as chairman at a luncheon and business meeting in the clubhouse. Also installed were Mrs Maude Bailey as vice chairwoman, Mrs J B Popham as secretary, and Mrs C V Lowrey as treasurer. Mrs Bertha Ann Jones, outgoing chairwoman, welcomed guests including Mrs Mertz and Mrs Margaret Irvine Strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baker
Josiah Mertz
Maude Bailey
J. 8. Popham
C. V. Lowrey
Thomas Armstrong
Bertha Ann Jones
Mertz
Margaret Irvine Strong
Ways and Means
Dave Houghton
Blanche Thebom Group Tea Planned at Bayshore Home
Last week the Blanche Thebom Group of the Women’s Music Club met for Tuncheon at Mrs. William H. Crutcher’s 285 Bayshore Wk. The tea is set for tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. John A. Herris’s 320 W. Bixby Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Thebom
Women’s Music Club
Tuncheon
William H. Crutcher
Bayshore
John A. Herris
W. Bixby Rd
Bridal Pair Take Cruise After Quiet May First Wedding
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Cederick Reid wed May 1 in a quiet ceremony. They depart for a 21 day cruise en route to Geneva, Switzerland, where Dr. Reid will headquarter for six months. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Albert Selery, has Beverly Hills and Palos Verdes College ties. Reid, from Long Beach, studied at Indiana and Chicago Medical Schools and formerly lived in Indianapolis.
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Joseph Cederick Reid
Helene Sellery
Geneva
Switzerland
Reid
Albert Clifton Selery
First St
Dr. Sellery
Westlake School
Beverly Hills
Palos Verdes College
University of Indiana
University of Chicago Medical School
Long Beach
Indianapolis
Westerners in California and Florida at famed hotels
Travel minded Westerners, Mr and Mrs D H Graham and family of 2450 Cerritos, holidaying at the Roney Plaza Hotel in Rat Beach. Mr W Dyer of Long Beach and party visited the Coronado on a brief business and pleasure trip.
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California
Florida
Mra
D. H. Graham
Cerritos
Roney-Plaza
Rat Beach
3. W. Dyer
Long Bea
Tne
Coronado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Wilbur Lee
Echrietangen Biunio
Betty Carey
Harold M. Coffey
Door
Robin L. Hadley
William H. Sawson
Nowers
FR. A. Baldwin
George N. Combs
Jessie M. Armstrong
John A. Harris
Everett M.findlay
Amiet
Veterans Administration Hospital
Jel
Diane Dodgen
Genevive Bashem
Amvets
Dorothy Sullivan
East Brunswick
N. J
Kathryn Lindsey
Luelin Maro
Independent Pirate
Ehell
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