Emblem Luncheon in Long Beach by Club No. 106
Emblem Club No. 106 hosts a cemasta luncheon at Linden Hall on Broadway and Linden at noon Thursday with Mrs. Robert Green as hostess.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1957
Page
10
Emblem Club No. 106 hosts a cemasta luncheon at Linden Hall on Broadway and Linden at noon Thursday with Mrs. Robert Green as hostess.
Dr John A Schindler, Monroe Wisconsin co founder of Monroe Clinic and author of How to Live 365 Days a Year, argues marriage is the main problem for women in his new book Woman's Guide is a Better Living. He says three of four emotionally upset patients are women, mainly married, and that managing marriage and family is a monumental job needing high ability and training. He prescribes humor, maturity, and ten traits for a mature wife and mother to cope and find happiness.
Advance word forecasts about 9,000 attendees at the Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, convention opening Oct 21 for five days at Municipal Auditorium. Dalora K. Burnham chairs planning meeting at 2920 Country Club Dr with Marguerite Wiesheimer and Elmer J. Walther. Special duties listed for activities committee including host teams, registration, dining, and publicity roles.
LUBA Club will resume activities with an I am meeting Friday at the Victor Hugo Restaurant. Mrs Emilia Feik is named new president and will conduct the business session preceding luncheon.
A short notice outlines a patrons membership tea held at Long Beach City College. The readable text indicates a social event inviting supporters to gather at the college lounge for refreshment and conversation about campus interests.
Joyce Ann Griffith and Son Duck ett Champeny, both Wilson High School Bradwates, were married in a formal double ring ceremony at Christ's Chapel First Baptist Church. Both will continue their schooling at Santa Barbara this fall and are active in many organizations.
A gathering at 667 Los Altos Ave. occurs Friday at 1 o'clock featuring bridge and canasta. Mrs. Mary C. Rene serves as president.
Wives of officers attached to Destroyer Squadron 19 will host the Thursday luncheon meeting of the Officers Wives Club at Aller Center, Mes. H. E. Graven chairs decorations with help from Imes. J. Mf. Blake man and others. A moving day theme will guide decorations and program, with speaker Varna Belzer talking on interior decorating for Navy wives. Social hour precedes lunch at 12:45. reservations via Mrs. FP. D. Gee.
A guidance note urges lipstick users, including veterans, to adopt a fresh-start approach. It emphasizes consistent practice and avoiding old habits, encouraging a renewed mindset for techniques and product use.
The article notes Mamie Eisenhower will keep a mid calf hemline, despite fashion trends abroad. It suggests First Lady Eisenhower’s height places her skirt around 14 inches from the floor, with many capital women and ambassadorial circles favoring the current length and not exceeding 16 inches.
A hat shopping expedition prompts a shampoo on return home. The logic suits someone seeking a healthy scalp. Consider that other people have been trying on the hats as well.
Hugh Hakes of Long Beach and Miss Gladys Anne Kinnee of Seattle wed at Mt. Baker Presbyterian Church in Seattle. The groom, a Polytechnic High graduate, served as best man Richard Tullis. The couple, now in Rapid City on military duty, plan to live in California after his UCLA studies.
Mr and Mrs Charles Bem bridge St Joseph Ave just returned from a six week cruise of the South Seas aboard the Matiposa Their itinerary included Tahiti New Zealand Australia Fiji Samoa and the Hawaiian Islands The couple celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary aboard and were invited to give concerts during the voyage he sang and she accompanied on piano Mrs Bembride is a music and English instructor at David Starr Jordan High School and her husband is a member of the Long Beach Shrine Chauters
The University of Southern California town and gown group launches its fifty third academic year with two September events. A September 25 fashion show at Bullock's Wilshire features Long Beach patrons and hosts Mmes. Conklin Busden and Freston, as a scholarship benefit. Chancellor von Kleinsmid will open the season with a September 19 Garden Breakfast at the Chester Plate home.
The Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae of Long Beach plan a 7 30 pm gathering Wednesday at Mrs Tracy Brown 9652 Adeline Dr Garden Grove with Mrs Rolland Thomas as cohostess Reservations may be made with hostess Mrs Peter Dyonch The Pi Beta Phi alumnae hold their first fall meeting Monday at 7 30 pm at Mrs Fred Wright 3617 Lemon Ave Ey G Marten G F Alexander and Arden Jervey assist the hostess Bridge and canasta to follow business discussion
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