Marriages and engagements in Scottsdale area couples
Details of summer ceremonies and engagements include Katherine Maher and Ervin Hanson planning a July 18 ceremony at Mountain Shadows Resort, Judith Smith and Robert Dempster Jr marrying July 29 at Monterey, Sandra Walling and Gary Rogers wed June 17 at Valley Plaza Methodist, Carol Oellrich and partner joining in partnership, and Karen Dean and Charles Cameron announcing engagement. Families from Scottsdale, Phoenix, and nearby towns are listed with addresses and education notes.
Wedding Plans and Ceremony Details in Arizona
A November 18 wedding is planned at the First Baptist Church of Tempe. Sharon Theresa Macaluso became the bride of James Russell Evans in evening ceremonies June 25 at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. The bride, a Coronado High School graduate, is the daughter of Sam and Mrs. Macaluse of Scottsdale. The groom is a Coronado graduate. his parents are Mrs. Earl Owens of Scottsdale and the late James Evans. A honeymoon in Guaymas Son. followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Faye Smith
A.N.C
Robert Joseph Dempster Jr
Naval Post Graduate School
Monterey
Calif
Miss Smith
Clifford B. Smith
Calle Ventura
Robert Dempster
Pascagoula
Miss
Ohio State University
Arizona State University College of Nursing
Dempster
Mississippi State University
Viet Nam
Fort Ord
Valley Plaza Methodist Church
Sandra Jean Walling
Gary Gene Rogers
Miss Walling
Sal Walling
Scottsdale
Rogers
James C. Rogers
Almeria
Coronado High School
Canada Club
The
Donettes
Robert MacRae Linneman
Montvale Methodist Church
Montvale
N.J
Linneman
Carol Lee Oellrich
Houston
Tex
Albert Oellrich
Park Ridge
J. Mackae Linneman
E. Camelback Rd
Francis P. Linneman
Chicago
Nelson J. Dean
E. Sheridan
Karen Lorraine
Charles A. Cameron
Albert Cameron
Balboa Circle
Tempe
Miss Dean
Arizona State University
Cameron
Scottsdale High School
A.S.U
Phi Sigma Kappa
Pi Sigma Epsilon
Sharon Theresa Macaluso
James Russell Evans
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Sam Macaluse
Earl Owens
James Evans
Chabela artistry and Mexican folk art shared by Scottsdale
Meredith Harless was replaced by Mrs. Lewis Haas for a Scottsdale Public Library Friends talk on Mexican folk art. Haas spoke about Chabela, her painting journey in Mexico, and collaboration with Merle Armitage, highlighting heritage, folk craft, and her lively style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Harless
Friends of the Scottsdale Public Library
Lewis Haas
Mexico
Elizabeth
Chabela
Manuel Leal
Chabelita
Muo Simpatico
Manuel
Objects Insolites exhibit at Adinotts Gallery opens
The Adinotts Gallery in Scottsdale hosts Objects Insolites as July’s theme with diverse small works by artists and craftsmen. Gallery hours run 10 am to 2 pm daily, Saturdays 10 am to 2 pm, closed Sundays and Mondays. Scottsdale ballet instructor Phillipa Annesley will study in England for a month before opening a new ballet studio at 20 Bet at St in late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adinotts Gallery
Western Park Dr
Scottsdale
Phillipa Annesley
England
Royal Academy of Dancing
Imial Society of Teachers
Londson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maher
Hanson
Mountain Shadows Resort
Katherine Marieta Maher
Ervin Neil Hanson
Richard Maher
Vista Dr
Yngve Viking Hanson
Ei. Osborn
Misa Maher
University of Southern California
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Arizona Jaycees
Dean
Robert Linneman
and Mrs
Gary Rogers
Judith Smith
Katherine Maher
Women of the Progress
First Baptist Church of
Phoenix Flower Shops
E. Thomas
N. 24Th St
Friends of the Scottsdale Library
First Federal Savings & Loan
Camelback Rd
By Lina Juliber
Phoenix
Betty Paul
Mountain Shadows
Merle Armitage
Palm Springs
Yucca Flats
Mary Garden
John Charles
Thomas
Gershwin
Paderewski
Madonna
Mr. Armitage
Tulsa
Progress
United States
Scottsdale Florist
E. Stetson
Leonard
Rae Young
Oscar Severant Draperies
Arcadia Plaza
E. Indian School
Dhar
Indian School Road
Farah
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