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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1953

Page

22

Lovely Bride Joins Jacob Voogh in Pasadena Wedding

Joanne Stevenson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Williams Stevenson of Altadena, married Jacob Voogh son of Mr and Mrs Maarten Voogh of 3855 Linden Ave. The ceremony at Wesster Presbyterian Church used white gladioli roses and chrysanthemums with a Huntington Hotel reception in Pasadena. The couple plans to live in Downey after a honeymoon at an undisclosed destination.

Wesster Presbyterian Church Pasadena Joanne Stevenson Jacob Voogh Maarten Voogh Linden Ave Williams. Stevenson Altadena Huntington Hotel Pasaden Downey

New Scarabs Sorority Welcomes Fresh Members

New members were welcomed into Scarabs Sorority at a formal initiation held recently at the home of Sharon and Gayla Brothers, 2320 Oregon Ave. Names include Gayla Brothers, Jackie Burns, Sherry Daggett, Jackie Davis, Beverly Deakin, Willene Edwards, Diane Glaser, Patty Kummer, Sandra LeCount, Barbara Meuli, Pat Smith, Nancy Steward, Neta Sullivan, Sandra Sutton, Barbara Swanson, Eugenia Watwood, and Janice Westall. Plans were made for a spirit meeting with Sphins and a dance on Oct. 34.

Scarabs Sorority Sharon Gayla Brothers Oregon Ave Jackie Burns Sherry Daggett Jackie Davis Beverly Deakin Willene Edwards Diane Glaser Patty Kummer Sandra LeCount Barbara Meuli Pat Smith Nancy Steward Neta Sullivan Sandra Sutton Barbara Swanson Eugenia Watwood Janice Westall

White House Top Hat and White Tie Season Planned

Washington scene outlines 11 White House social events for 1954 with seven and eleven as notable numbers. The Army Navy reception on February 2 will highlight the season, limited to flag and general officers in the Washington area. A diplomatic reception on November 9 will mark equal rank for wives, echoing former precedents and House power dynamics. The Burning Tree Golf Club remains a symbol of elite circles, with a 1000 dollar entrance fee and a $180,000 greens fund recently approved by 250 members seeking upgrades.

Press-Telegram Washington White House United States Burning Tree Golf Club Board of Governors Tennessee

View Styles at Luncheon Highlights October Navy Officers Wives

The October luncheon of Destroyer Division 91 wives at the Wilton Hotel Skyroom featured fashion highlights and a preview of Halloween. Guests included wives of officers attached to destroyers Mansfield De Haven Swenson and Collect, with hostesses Mrs Josep C Roper Edward P Appert and Donald E Harrington assisting. A separate note promotes quick frozen fish as a tasty meal option baked or fried with onion rings for flavor.

Wilton Hotel Mansfield de Haven Swenson Collect Mmes Josep C. Roper Edward P. Appert Donald E. Harrington

Long Beach League Hosts State Officers Meeting

Long Beach League of Women Voters entertained state officers at Mrs Samuel Roberts home for a day of business and social activities. Two Pasadena members Mrs Phillip R Baker and Mrs Arthur Hanisch were honored. Hanisch spoke on United Nations Week and international affairs. Discussion covered national fiscal structure, league media coverage, and potential involvement in educational TV. League president Mrs David Rose noted National League of Women Voters will appear monthly on Elmer Roper radio.

Long Beach League of Women Voters Samuel Roberts Falcon Ava Phillip R. Baker Arthur Hanisch Pasadena Baker Long Beach League Hanisch California League Board California United Nations Congress David Rose National! League of Women Elmer Roper

Beverly Wold and Jim Rogers M end nuptials in Westminster church

Beverly Ann Wold and Jim D Rogers renewed vows in a Westminster Community Presbyterian ceremony. The bride, daughter of O L Wold, wore lace gown with bouffant skirt and seed pearl crown, and was attended by Pat L Wold and Sandra M Speers. The groom's party included Don M Rogers as best man and ushers John F King James E Dinger Larry W Bessett Bob E Longyear. They honeymooned at Big Bear and will reside at 2049 Cedar Ave. The bride and groom are graduates of Poly High and Madera High respectively.

Beverly Ann Wold Jim D. Rogers Westminster Community Presbyterian Church O. L., Wold Cedar Ave A. O. Zoya Pat L. Wold Sandra M. Speers Don M. Rogers John F. King James E. Dinger Larry W. Bessett Bob E. Longyear Jo Jo Lankford Paul Hudson Big Bear Poly High School Alpha Delta Chi J. D. Rogers Daisy Ave Madera High School

Honeymoon Bride Weds Clifford Aguilar At Atlantic Ave Church

Miss Rebéecs Esrabosa daughter of Mrs Raquel S Escabosa of 2211 Mira Mar Ave married Clifford Aguilar of 1040 Newport Ave at Atlantic Avenue Methodist Church. A reception followed. couple to reside in Long Beach after honeymoons in Las Vegas Lake Tahoe and San Francisco. Maid of honor Faustina Solis and bridesmaid Alice Garcia. Best man Nino Aguilar. flower girl Susan Reyes.

Rebéecs Esrabosa Raquel S. Escabosa Mira Mar Ave Clifford Aguilar Newport Ave Atlantic Ave Methodist Church Mmes Kay Hamby Stephen Reyes A. Acede Long Beach Las Vegas Nev Lake Tahoe San Francisco Faustina Solis Alice Garcia Nino Aguilar Ezekili Orozco Susan Reyes

Future Events Women of the Moose Schedule Activities

The Women of the Moose outline events for the coming week including a Sunday friendship meeting and breakfast at 9 30 a.m. in Compton hosted by an unnamed member. Monday host Mrs Bessie Lovitt at the College of Regents residence 1320 Chestnut Ave. Homemaking session is set for Wednesday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Mrs Ella Miller s home with Mrs Norma Hooper of 1909 E 63th St to host a 7 30 p.m. chairmen meeting. Saturday features dancing at Moose Hall.

Women of the Moose Compton Bessie Lovitt College of Regents Chestnut Ave Ja A Ella Miller Norman Hooper E. 63Th St Moose Hall

Silver Tea Set by Catholic groups at Holy Family

A silver tea will be hosted Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. by the Catholic Daughters Court St. Ann and the Young Ladies Institute at Holy Family Sisters 638 Sunset Blvd Long Beach. Proceeds support church activities and community service.

Holy Family Sisters Long Beach Catholic Daughters Court St. Ann Young Ladies Institute

Dance Weekend Invitations Sent by Long Beach Club

The Bachelors Club of Long Beach has sent invitations to 35 new schoolteachers for a Saturday dance at 30 p m in Peterson's Rumpus Room. The annual event features out of state guests, with Marvin Cloyd as president and Die Tawes as vice president and social chairman.

Bachelors Club of Long Beach Peterson California Bachelors Club Marvin Cloyd Die Tawes

GOP Women hear Hosmer and Bradley on state and federal roles

Congressman Craig Hosmer and Assemblyman W. W. Bradley spoke to Republican Women Federated in the Lafayette Hotel detailing state and federal powers. They cited limits of federal authority, warned against expanding federal reach, and praised Earl Warren and Goodwin Knight. An impromptu snack recipe followed for coffee hour.

Dwight D. Eisenhower White House Republian Party Craig Hosmer 18Th Congressional District Lafayette Hotel Hosmer W. W. Bradley California Congress of the United Capt. Bradley United States Bradley Earl Warren United States Supreme Court Goodwin Knight George P. Taubman Jr Norris McKenney

Medical Technicians Convene at California Lab Tech Meeting

Attendees from across California gather at the Lafayette Hotel for the 14th annual California Association of Medical Laboratory Technicians conclave. Exhibits, business sessions, and a banquet with officers installation led by Elsie Carruthers of Long Beach Harbor Chapter. Notable speakers include James Casey, N P Holzer, Bruce Rawlings, Bernadette Browell, and Ernest P Larson.

Lafayette Hotel California Association of Medical Laboratory Technicians California Joe Friday Elsie Carruthers Long Beach Harbor James =. Casey Los Angeles Red Cross Center N. P. Holzer Warner-Chillicott Co Bruce BE. Rawlings Long Beach Veterans Hospital Bernadette Browell Los Angeles County Hospital Ernest P. Larson California State Health Department Harbor South Suburban Virginia Sowers

Double Rings Unite Betti Ripato and Vaughn Goodman

Miss Betty Lou Ripato and Vaughn Goodman, both of this city, exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church. The bride wore a ballerina-length white lace gown with a scalloped neckline and a fingertip veil. She carried a white orchid on a white prayer book. Matron of honor was Mrs Preton Bailey, and Elmer Ripato, brother of the bride, was best man. The groom is the son of Edgar and Mrs Goodman of Dixon Missouri. A reception for 60 guests followed at the bride's home. The couple will soon leave for Texas where the groom is stationed with the Air Force.

Betty Lou Ripato Vaughn Goodman First Baptist Church Paul Ripato Tolleshoro, Ky Preton Bailey Elmer Ripato Aes Edgar Goodman Dixon iMo Locust Ave Texas Air Force

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