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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1952
Page
10
One hundred eleven debutantes were introduced at the Waldorf Astoria in New York during the annual cotillion and Christmas ball. The event merged multiple debut parties into one evening and supported the New York Infirmary.
Seventeen year old Clara Joe Minarik is highlighted in McCall's as the author of Arizona fig pudding. The article by Eleanor H. Nederer praises her cooking instinct despite lacking a cookbook. The piece includes the pudding recipe and notes her caring for family after her mother’s death. Royal Neighbors of America meet at 8 pm in the VFW hall.
Tucson society circles filled with Christmas and New Year gatherings. Highlights include Audrey Baird’s Arizona Inn party with Jack Parsons hosting admission day talk, and many hosts hosting cocktails, open houses, and dances as locals and visiting kin converge for festive season cheer.
Miss Beverly Ann Kelley and Fred Tait Boice wed in a First Congregational church ceremony in Tucson. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Kelley, wore ivory satin with lace and a seed-pearl veil. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Boice of Calle Primoarisca. Attendants included maid of honor Ellen Quibell of Fresno and bridesmaids in blue satin. Best man was Arthur Coons of Los Angeles with ushers Richard Baker and others. A reception followed. guests came from Phoenix and other cities. The couple plan a Mexico City and Acapulco trip before settling at 821 N Olsen Ave.
Mr and Mrs William Haberman announce the engagement of their daughter Adrienne May Davis to Murray Allan Levinter The couple plans to wed January 22 at the McCaul Street synagogue in Toronto Ontario The groom is listed as the son of Mrs Jacob Levinter and the late Mr Levinter of Toronto
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