Near Far Away Places Attract Many Travelers
A group of travelers headed for Dartmouth College graduation will visit Mexico City Guadalajara and Mexico before returning home in late June. The party includes Mr. and Mrs. Cilbert Karste Mrs. Beeman Waile G Young and others with plans to visit York Lincoln and New York City for events and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cilbert Karste
Dartmouth College
New Hampshire
Charles
Karste
Mexico City
David Beeman
Karstes
Beemans
Guadalajara
Waile G. Young
New York City
Peter J. Gallegos
Rivo Alto Canal
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Canyon
Fetes and teas mark Long Beach social calendar
A Long Beach brunch at Virginia Country Club hosted by Mmes. Raymond J. Cary Frank Stanton Sr and Ralph B. Eusden featured yellow daisies and gladioli with eighty guests. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seaman and families visiting from El Segundo and memorial day visitors Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Judson. A lunch series was announced by Mrs. C. Standlee Martin, while Nightingales explain aims to aid Children’s Memorial Hospital for underprivileged children. photos show organizers and an architect’s model for a proposed wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmes
Raymond J. Cary
Frank Stanton Sr
Ralph B. Eusden
Virginia Country Club
Conklin
Roy Suydam
Murray Williams
Gus A. Walker
Morris Holmquist
Richard Seaman
el Segundo
Memorial Day
Herbert A. Judson
Mira Mar Ave
Nightingales
Louis M. Dingler Jr
Nightingale
Children's Memorial Hospital
Long Beach
Jasper Nutter
Press-Telegram
Mmes. D. M. Callis Jr
Robert E. Funke
Richard 8. Smith
Frank A. Bowman
Auxiliary
The
Guilds
Las Madrinas
Northern Lights
Fiorella
Phi Gam
SFO
Farewell teas and gatherings mark McCoy move
Approximately 300 invitations go out for mother and daughter teas on Wednesday and Thursday hosted by Mrs. Paul R. McCrery and Mrs. Donald C. Spring. Tea hostesses include Mrs. John P. Davis and Mrs. Horace H McCoy’s farewell move to Banning. Larry Collins Sr and 50 guests join luncheon at Virginia Country Club. Eight couples dine with Mr. and Mrs. Edson J. Davis at their Country Club Drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. McCrery
Donald C. Spring
McCrery
Country Club
John P. Davis
Prospect Ave
Horace H McCoy
McCoy
Banning
Larry Collins Sr
Virginia Country Club
Edson J. Davis
Charleen Morgan
David W. Graf
Brewer's Restaurant
Richard Deeble
R. E. Ziebarth
Arthur Morgan
Mies
Lyle Barrett
Harold Russell
Larry Ray
John White
C. E. Taylor
Doris Daigh
Nathan Shore
Thomas Carter
Kathleen Fitts Saunders
Rolla Stanbeck
Ethel Schultz
Hostess Hosts Surprise Housewarming for Kresses at 392 Fine Ave
A group of friends gathered for a surprise housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. James Kres at 392 Fine Ave. They received a young tree and a decorated cake. Guests included John F. Craig John M. Clark Clark Bonner Jr. Charles Campbell and others. MF Logan H Goodknight hosted two lunches for First Nighters patrons and Junior Fortnightly committee members. Participants named include Llewellyn Bixby Jr. Latham Brightman Albert Davis John Munholland Ansel Olson Carl Shank and Mrs John C Cottrell. Mrs Goodknight is new Junior Fortnightly chairman. Also listed are Joseph Baill William Clemo T J Drake John Graye Lynn Hossom Lawrence Houts Norris Nesmith Oliver Roemer Calvert Strong and Henry Viets. Mr and Mrs Harry Buffum spent last weekend at Warner's Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kres
Messrs. and Mines
John F. Craig
John M. Clark
Clark Bonner Jr
Charles Campbell
John Sadler
Edward Lovell
Jack Witz
Thomas F. McCarry
Logan H. Goodknight
la Linda Dr
First Nighter
Entimes
Llewellyn Bixby Jr
Latham H. Brightman
Albert G. Davis
John E. Munholland
Ansel J. Olson
Carl B. Shank
Advent of June Prompts Seasonal Hospitality
A lively Southland trend shows June ushering in informal hospitality with indoor and outdoor entertaining. Celebrations include a country picnic luncheon a poolside dance and a barbecue. Mary Lou Sedge celebrated her 17th birthday at the Seage home with a Pacific Coast Aquabelles show and student band entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Mary Lou Sedge
Jerry B. Seage
Ann Arbor
Pacific Coast Club
Aquabelles
Seages
Excelsior High School
Miss Seage
Return From Colorado Trip
Dr and Mrs Francis C Hertzog visited Denver Colorado for a four week medical convention. They stayed at Shirley Savoy Hotel and toured Colorado Springs Phoenix Oak Creek Canyon Grand Canyon Taos and Bryce Canyon. On a day trip Mrs Hertzog and other doctors wives dined at the Broadmoor Hotel. They also stopped in Barstow to see Dr James McGranahan before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Francis C. Hertzog
Shirley Savoy Hotel
Grand Canyon
Santa Fe
Taos
N. M
Colorado Springs
Bryce Canyon
Las Vegas
Wev
Barstow
James McGranahan
McGranahan
Marine Base
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ave
York
Lincoln
Grosse Point, Mich
Harry J. Gee
Jessie
Sherwood Heekie
Harry Gee
Hawaii
R. Phil Dowds
Amelia Dr
Sturline
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Gladys Dowes
Hugh Plumb Jr
Clifton G. Lowen
James K. LaMasney
Robert Wood
Harvey Wilson
Philip Fawcett
South America
East
Herbert Donovan
Roycroft Ave
Volple
New Orleans
Brazil
Bermuda
Baia, Santos
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Montevideo
Buenos Aires
Peron
New England
Niagara Falls
Cola
Lisle M. Wyatt
Andrew J. Belansky
Harold E. Willhoit
Seaside Hospital
Children’s
Children's Matorial Hospital
J. Merrill Lilley
Mines
G. D. Bock
George Chipman
Monroe Yonker
C. Ellsworth Brown
Wayne P. Frederick
Edwin Simons
F. Alcorn
Nebraska
J. K. Goossen
Brayton
Donovans
Harry Buffum
Warner’s Hot Springs
Mrs
Calvin Garverick
San Pedro
Harry Newton
Robert Frie
Mira Leste
Kelvin Vanderlip
Walter Gilkey
Robert Bonner
Wesley Wilson
Ernest McCaffrey
C. T. Farrington
Jack Beardwood
Ralph Jester
Donald Armstrong
Arch Ekdale
Ewing
John Wehrman
J. A. Jacobsen
Fred Roessler
Donald Earl
W. A. Iverson
Dan McKinney
Charles Pishon
Et Rodgers
Lowell R. Hill
H. Daniels
Harland Apfel
Vincent
Robert Schaeffer
E. H. Binograd
Carlos Worral
Molly McCracken
Pat Newton
Pat McCaffrey
St. Joseph Ave
Richard Hattck
Aanaghtay, Mary Lou
South
Joanne Kerr
R. O. Kerr
Neapolitan Lane West
Colorado
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