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23 Mar 1972
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
1
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Mr and Mrs Augustine Baca announced the engagement of their daughter Sheila to Lawrence A Callaghan. Sheila, a Cal Berkeley student, is set to wed Larry who will graduate from Hastings Law School in May. The couple plans to marry September 9.
Los Angeles district Metropolitan Opera Auditions committee was hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph H Coulombe on Kensington Road. The dinner honored committee members and marked the largest district audition in the nation with nearly 100 young singers heard at USC Hancock Auditorium. Christine Weidneer and Roger Patterson advanced to the national auditions in New York.
Annandale’s Spring Dance on March 18 filled the Pasadena golf club clubhouse with white wrought iron seating spring flowers and bouquets. The Big Band played for San Marinans diners and dancers including guests George Kinkel LeRoy Sanders and Herman Krchdoerfer while Robert Bable and committee chairs led the event.
Mary Ann DeWeese of San Marino is named one of ten Angels of Distinction for Angel Week in downtown Los Angeles. Sponsored by the Central City Association, the tribute honors working women with March 8 start and a March 24 luncheon at the Biltmore Bowl. honorees include Ro mana A Banuelos and Dor othy Nelson.
The Flower Arrangers Guild of Southern California presents its 12th annual show titled Spring Untolds The Creative Way. It runs Thursday March 3 from 1 to 9 pm and Friday March 24 from 10 am to 5 pm at the San Marino Woman's Club with a $1 50 donation. This year features a floral interpretation of Haiku.
Dr. and Mrs. James L. Sheehy of Robles Avenue spent five weeks in India. He lectured at the Indian Ear Nose and Throat Society meeting in Cochin and spoke on ear surgery and dizziness at eight medical schools. Their itinerary ranged from Bombay to Jaipur with side trips to Kathmandu and Hong Kong before returning to San Marino.
San Marino Five Acres Auxiliary welcomed new members and patrons at a March 20 afternoon gathering in the Mangam home. Speaker Dr. Frank Welch, auxiliary president Edward McGinley, and fashion show chair Arthur Ho Kinger highlighted plans for a September 21 benefit luncheon at the Huntington Sheraton. tea was arranged by Carolyn Hannifin with past presidents pouring.
Members of the Pasadena Chapter of Alpha Phi and their husbands enjoyed a Saturday evening on March 18 sampling gourmet delights at multiple Arcadia homes. The cocktail hour was at Dr and Mrs Brian Coghill in Arcadia, dinner at Donald Fickas residence, dessert at Richard Troup residence, and the night ended with cards at David Totten’s home.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Hartley have relocated from Summit New Jersey to a new home on Oakwood Drive. They have two children Tracy and Gregg, a daughter and a son respectively.
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