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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1951

Page

18

Founders' Day Luncheon Highlights Local Club Events

The Friday Morning Discussion Club at Lafayette Hotel hosted a Founders Day luncheon with Bells as the theme. Tables featured Macs and yellow iris centerpieces, El Camino Real Bells miniatures, and lilac-filled vases gifted by president Mrs. Helen Lee Beebe. Members and officers, including past presidents, were noted, with tributes to founder Mrs. Emma M. Greenleaf and demonstrations on Carillon Proficiency. The issue also covers Jenny Lind tea by the Women’s Music Club, a Victorian tea setup, and forthcoming club meetings including Tao Jean Club and Eberl Club gatherings, with new officers installed and spring floral decor recurring throughout.

Lafayette Hotel el Camino Real Helen Lee Beebe Amusea As. Aun Baye Robert B. Greeley Cadance Smith San Carlos Mission Smith Jenny Lind Woman’s Music Club A. F. Bonzer Marie Christianson Mmes Herman Lane Louise Hubenbecker H. P. Harnett Charles Royer Charles Ritz Louise Moore Mabel Bearer Laura Killingsworth Denny Lind Castlegarden London Verdi Moore Frank Nichol Erry Kennedy E. B. Lelhammer John O. McDonald Jack M. Harris

Jordan High School Musicians Shine at City Club

Jordan High School students entertained City Club members with a varied program under three teachers. Performances included piano, trumpet, soprano solos, an a cappella choir, string ensemble, vocal trio, and octet. Notable numbers featured Dale Johnson and Alice Fellsner, with Elgar and Brazilian folk selections among others. John C. Wilson spoke on Kefauver committee investigations and 38th Parallel. Luncheon guests included delegates to a United Nations regional council with visiting music student Evika Dias and Gandhi protege Maneck Ankl esaria.

Ordan High School City Club J. S. Bach Fred Waring Dorothy Rankin Smith Sam Kosowsky Cat Robinson Dale Johnson Pian-Ist Techal-ist Malotte Gavotte Enclades Jerry Rutherford Barbara Crespin Nancy Kealy Pat Deppe Nancy Baird Melodettes Delores Hinkeman Delores McGuinn Darlene Williams Harmonaires Wanda Maefield Virginia Osgood Chuck Strickland Bill Botts Roger Sabo Bill McCants Jerry Gearhart Shirley Hampton Elgar Goldsworthy John C. Wilson Jordan High School Kefauver Committee Elsie Ries Josephine Hyde Art Lucille Swenson Town Hall John C. Spence Jr Frank Snyder American Association For the United Nations Southwest Regional Council Ambassador Hotel Missevika Dias Conservatory San Francisco Maneck Anklesaria Mahatma Gandhi

Reception for Bridal Couple at First Lutheran Church

A reception yesterday at First Lutheran Church honored Mr. and Mrs. Richard Southern following their Las Vegas marriage. Patsy Lee Fahnestock became Mrs. Southern wearing toast lace and crepe with navy accessories and a white orchid. Rev. Thomas A. Daly officiated. Hostess Mrs. C. L. Perry and helpers served as music by Blanche Wolf. The bride, a Jordan High School graduate, attended City College. the groom studied in Richmond.

First Lutheran Church Richard 8. Southern Las Vegas Nev Patsy Lee Fahnestock Wilbur C. Masters W. Ward St Sam Southern Thomas A. Daly C. L. Perry Adolph Listvan Addison van Loenen Floyd Wilder Roberta Gill Blanche Wolf Jordan High School City College Richmond

Fifth Annual Emblem Fete Colored People and Church Events Headline

MRS. CHARLES H. MAVITY chairs the fifth anniversary Emblem 106 fete lunch in the Tudor Room of the Pacific Coast Club on Wednesday with CO-CHAIR Mrs Geofe H. Forster. Past presidents to be honored include founder Mrs. Henry Marran. Activities include bridge and canasta, sewing box meetings at 101 W. Market St, and a business meeting at Elks Club Lodge 888 honoring Mrs. Clara Miller of Burbank. Circles of the Second Presbyterian Church plan luncheons, and other church groups discuss programs at East Side Christian Church and California Heights Church.

Charles H. Mavity Pacific Coast Club Geofe H. Forster Henry Marran Mmes James 3. Potter Erwin F. Schmitt Charles H. Odette Rube Berg Maurice Astley Luelle la Honte Bridge Canasta Doris F. Hunter Lois Rausch W. Market St Peter A. Greenberg Caroline Astley Greenberg Daisy Ave Elks Club Lodge 8&8 California Clara Miller Burbank T. William Engle Violet Berg

Senator Wiley Adds Philosophy to Washington Routine

Senator Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin, noted for serenity, leads a weekly dawn prayer and discussion breakfast with colleagues on foreign relations. The event includes Senators Ferguson Kerr and Willis Robertson, plus Navy figures such as Adm Klarring and Adm Denfeld, amid a Washington social mix with diplomats and military officials.

Washington Alexander Wiley Wisconsin Foreign Relations Avbad Macarnatian Far Xp. O Freneu Tye Wiley Senate Homer Ferguson Michigan Robert 5. Kerr Oklahoma Willis Robertson Virginia

May Day Festival and PTA Meeting at Barbara Unit

Mrs Stuart Murray and REW officers attend a Barbara California PTA gathering this week presided by Mrs Norman Brown. Reports on California Congress of Parents and Teachers and a May Day festival with orchestra, Maypole dances and glee club follow a 9:15 a.m. program. Coffee and doughnuts served before the 10:45 a.m. business meeting and officer installation. Naples carnival and ham dinner slated for Friday May 11 with home talent show and bazaar booths.

Stuart Murray REW Murray Santa Fre- Barbara Calif Lment Pta Norman E. Brown James D. Jensen Kenneth G. Smith California Congress of Parents and Teachers Santego Naples

Church News Gaviota Chapter Hosts D A R Meeting

Mrs Roy Richards of 1914 E First St will host a Gaviota Chapter D A R gathering at 2 PM Tuesday. It is a closed meeting with election and installation of officers. Tea led by Mrs W W Christian and an 11 member committee. Executive Board met Friday at the YWCA.

Roy Richards First St Gaviota Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution W. W. Christian YWCA

Dinner honors Harold Gillespie at 2415 East 11th Street

Mr and Mrs Ed Billie hosted a dinner at their home to celebrate the birthday of Harold Gillespie. The guest list included Mr and Mrs Gillespie, Mr and Mrs Alfred Wilson, and Misses Sylvia and Faye Gillespie along with Max and Rex Gillespie.

Ed Billie E. 11Th St Lillie Harold Gillespie Gillespie Alfred Wilson Sylvia Faye Gillespie Max Gillespie Rex Gillespie

Best place to meet service friends in Washing ton

Army Navy Club hosts Thursday night dinner dance for service members and families. Last Thursday Capt and Mrs William Murphy entertained guests at the event.

Washington Army Navy Club William Murphy

Long Beach Gold Star Mothers To Hold Memorial Service

Beach chapter of the American Gold Star Mothers Inc will conduct its annual memorial service at 1 p.m. in the Veterans Memorial Building with Mrs. Margaret Winter officiating. Mrs. Walter H. Boyd, national president, received a check from members at a tea at 1255 E. Second St for funds left by late member Stella Norland to furnish a room in the Memorial National Home Foundation. A bronze name plate will honor Mrs. Norland, who served as chapter historian, as the first World War II mother to be president of the Long Beach Chapter. A second donation was also presented for the foundation, which will have a formal opening later.

Love Beach American Gold Star Mothers Inc Melteady Veterans Memorial Bldg Margaret Winter Walter H. Boyd Long Beach E. Second St Stella Norland Memorial National Home Foundation Norland Boyd

Local Meeting Notes With Officers to Be Elected

Be Mrs Arthur Jones assisted by Mines H Rae Sitmonson Dorothy Muench William Cunningham Robert Baker Philip Hamenn Frank Ansell Don Bradford Janice Lorenzen Herman Wultfa berg and Earl Potwin. Special music by Mrs Ross Chambers. Election of officers will be held at this meeting. There will be 19 board meeting.

Arthur Jones Mines H. Rae Sitmonson Dorothy Muench William Cunningham Robert Baker Philip Hamenn Frank Ansell Don Bradford Janice Lorenzen Herman Wultfaberg Earl Potwin Ross Chambers

Programs for Meetings Told

Mary Schellenberg of the Long Beach Camp Fire Girls will speak to the Lincoln PTA on Love Builds Character Tuesday evening in the assembly. Father’s night will be observed with husbands of board members directing the business. The association will present the school gift. Lowell installation of officers will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the auditorium under Mrs. Burshfield. Glee club will sing and refreshments served by kindergarten room mothers. Edison Music will be featured Thursday at 2 p.m. in the school library with Victoria Peterson directing the school orchestra and glee club led by Penelope Gillen. A Los Angeles County Bureau of Public Assistance representative will discuss services for children.FIELD The unit will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium. New officers installed by Mrs. Marriner. Children will show school work in music and folk dancing. Hospitality chairman Mrs. Stewart in charge of refreshments.

0.S. Lindenberger Edwin F. Lindenberger George Dulin Mmes Laura Henkel Virgi! Pendergast H. P. Partridge G. M. Stetler Leil Women's Christian Fellowship East Side Christian Church Eleanor Pope Christian Family Life Department Orville Williams Nina Woit Dickenson Priselila St. John's Community Presbyterian Church Mig Houlihan Pepperwood Ave May Lewis Dorothy Miller Peggy Cowles Nanking China Rev. Cowles Mmes. Skinner G. Tanner L. Reiley J. Proctor L. Shock I. Stanford M. Houlihan M. Sutton G. Aber John C. Spence Jr W. Bierke M. Lewis E. Belgarde San Francisco Injand O. E. Robinson Signal Hill Court Mary Schellenberg Long Beach Camp Fire Girls Lincoln Pta June Hartman Lowell B. E. Burshfield Glee Club Edison Victoria Peterson Penelope Gillen Los Angeles County Bureau of Public Assistance Los Angeles County P. J. Marriner J. L. Stewart

Canasta Party Honored Mary Little Before Alaska Trip

Mrs Clara Crays hosted a canasta party at 40 Magnolia Ave in honor of Mary Little who departed for an extended trip to Anchorage Alaska. Guests included Betty Patton Letta Peartree Mary Kastick Marie Heggen Hannah Cross Hattie King and Barbara DeFurer.

Clara Crays Maginolia Ave Mary Little Anchorage Alaska Mines Betty Patton Letta Peartree Mary Kastick Marie Heggen Hannah Cross Hattie King Barbara DeFurer

Elderbloom Club Holds First Meeting With New Officers

The Elderbloom Club will meet for the first time under its new officers on Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. at the YWCA.

Elderbloom Club YWCA

Ramsden Home Hosts LPHA XI Delta Alumnae Meeting

LPHA XI Delta Alumnae will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Mrs Jared Ramsdens 214 Roswell Ave The newly elected executive will conduct the meeting with Mrs Harold Ramsden as president Other officers include Mrs Albert Derien vice president Mrs O F Nosg Jr treasurer Mrs William Barton recording secretary Mrs Harry Sanders corresponding secretary Mrs O Herbert Brower Panhellenic delegate Mrs Raymond Griset Panhellenic alternate Mrs Robert and hospitality chairman and Mrs Donald Hodges rush chairman The program and budget for the coming year will be presented Bridge and canasta will be played All members requested to bring collected newspapers and magazines

Lpha XI Delta Jared Ramsden Roswell ‘Ve Bearch Harold Ramsden Albert Derien O. F. Nosg Jr William Barton Harry Sanders O. Herbert Brower Raymond Griset Robert and Donald Hodges Rush

Book Brunch at Jefferson Sant er High School Library

The Book Brunch group meets Thursday at 10 in the library of Jefferson Santer High School. Hosts are Mrs. V D Trexel and Mrs. L J Oberson with Lara Kimme as reviewer. The public is invited.

Jefferson Santer High School V. D. Trexel L. J. Oberson Lara Kimme

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Tao- Jean Club Vista St Mary Montgomery Walt McNulty A. T. Gilbert Gioacchino Rossini Harry Olund Rossini Myrtle Lovett James Heartwell Edith Ricker Donald Nicholson Miss Miller Laura Miler Woman's City Club L. J. Kropp Arthur Hesse Mildred Peck Anna Ross Marie le Rossignol Tyrone Richardson Marbel Wells O. C. Olson Eberl Club Lillian Ebel J. Lynn Brown R. L. Buffum Elm Ave Frank Mead Vern Hedden Edwin Hooker Jay K. Bangs Charles Reed Alamitos Library Jordan Mary Sue Roberge Richard G. Southern Women's Association of the Second Presbyterian Church B. M. Hart Fourth St Martha John Westerman Lime Ave Gavrilla Mollie Hodges Third St Priscilla Vera Wiltby A. Santa Ana Them Harmony Thomas Lyng Lily Buryt May Brookins Committee On Status of Women Women's Society of Christian Service of California Heights Community Methodist Church Virginia Weldon Kelly T. B. Klarring USN Ret Society of Naval Engineers Adm. Klarring Electric Boat Co New London Cann Mme Henri Bonnet Joseph Davies Naval Operations Adm Louis Denfeld Eric Johnson R. Adm Apollo Soucek Robert Mick) Carney Mediterranean Floyd Field Long Beach Parent-Teachers Council, will install officers, i _ Mrs. L. B. Kelly Church News Ragenfel WAY Quilt Wiese Canasta Party Mort Mrs. Ramsden Bazil U. Carleson Bos Bee's Beauty Shop Atlantic Ave Mothers’ Club Ruth Godshalk Georgia Reece Mr Magasine Nauektion L. B Royal Table Kress Building
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