Smaller Parties Are Fun As Summer Settles Over Tucson
Social notes from Tucson highlight casual gatherings and anniversaries. Guests at Frederick Patterson’s buffet include the Boyles the Bilbys and the Tidmarshes while Walter Clapp hosts Nine Acres cocktails before a Junior League dance. The Royal Irvings celebrate a silver anniversary at Mt. Lemmon.
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Tucson
Frederick Pattersons
James P. Boyles
Ralph, Bilbys
Pat Tidmarshes
Clifford Goldsmiths
C. H. Welches
Georgia Pierce
Polly Lee
Eisenhower
Walter Clapps
Nine Acres
Betty
Walter
Royal Irvings
Mt. Lemmon
Many Tucson people head to summer travels and family events
Mrs. Pierpont Davis travels to Wilmington for months with sister Mrs. Henry. J P Stuart plans an east trip with Sylvia Conant. Rosenstiels head to Ohio to build a summer home in El Encanto. Maj. and Mrs. Beckett spend summer at Catalina Vista. The Sandts attend their son’s West Point graduation. Others attend weddings, doctors’ training, or plan trips to San Francisco, Hawaii, and Europe.
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Pierpont Davis
Wilmington
Del
Allen Henrys
Henry
Davis
J. P. Stuart
Tucson
East
Sylvia Conant
David Rosenstiel
Rosenstiels
Ohio
David
el Encanto
Maj
William Beckett
Frank Patania
Catalina Vista
Frank
Aurora
Santa Fe
Bill
Fritzie Beckett
T. M. Sandts
T. M. Jr
West Point
Lois Baker
Howard Bakers
Sandts
Diamos Alexander Rites Read in Nogales Church
Artemis Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs James Alexander of Nogales married George D Diamos of Tucson last Sunday at St Andrews Episcopal church Nogales Greek Orthodox rites performed by Rev Anthony Lipsas Bride wore Chantilly lace gown with peplum overtrain and long sleeves, veil with Juliet cap. Attendants included Miss Cleo Alexander maid of honor and Spirros Diamos best man. Reception for 350 at Alexander home. The couple will reside in Tucson after a three week honeymoon in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemis Alexander
James Alexander
Nogales
George D. Diamos
Tucson
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Anthony Lipsas
St. Demetrius
Diane Grothe
Myron B. Grothe
S. Michael Stule
James J. Stule
Spirros Diamos
Washington, D. C
George N. Diamos
George Tsaguris
Alexander Home
Tucson Road
Nogales High School
St. Mary’s School of Nursing
Douglas High School
Stanford University
Mexico City
Formal Rites Unite Elizabeth Anderson and David Evans Jr
Elizabeth Ann Anderson and David H. Evans Jr. wed in a single ring ceremony at Mountain View Presbyterian Church. The color scheme was blue and white with gladioli and daisies, and the bride wore Chantilly lace over satin with a pearl heirloom pendant. The couple, both graduates with high distinction, were honored at a reception hosted by Judge and Mrs. Lee Garrett.
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Elizabeth Ann Anderson
David H. Evans Jr
Mountain View Presbyterian Church
Amy Anderson
R. G. Anderson
E. Fourth St
Evans
David H. Evans
New Kensington
Terry Anderson
Anita Jean Walker
Tucson
Nancy Stevens
Chicago
Jane Evans
Miss Stevens
Robert Charles
Dick Towne
John Windes
Lee Garrett
Calle
Miss Turpen Engaged to John Henry Bird
Friends of Patricia Ruth Turpen learned of her engagement at a Thursday buffet at the Turpen home. The bride-elect is the daughter of James C. Turpen and the late, and John Henry D. Bird is ward of Maynard Gaylor. Both are Tucson Senior High graduates with college ties to Cottey College and the University of Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ruth Turpen
John Henry D. Bird
Turpen
James C. Turpen
E. Ninth St
Bird
Maynard Gaylor
Canon Ranch
Tucson
Miss Turpen
Cottey College
Nevada
U of A
Sawyer-Gray Wedding Unites Mary Elizabeth Gray and K LeRoy Sawyer Jr
A simple church ceremony at First Christian united Mary Elizabeth Gray and K LeRoy Sawyer Jr in marriage. The bride, daughter of Eugene and (Mrs.) Gray, wore white satin with a tiara and lavalier. the groom is son of Kenneth L Sawyer. Reception followed at the church. out of town guests from Florence and Phoenix attended. The couple will reside at 1432 Prince Rd after a Grand Canyon and California honeymoon.
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First Christian Church
Mary Elizabeth Gray
K. LeRoy Sawyer Jr
Eugene Gray
W. Thurber Ave
Kenneth L. Sawyer
W. Prince Rd
Iona Geeting
Kathryn Gray
Charles Paxton
Arlie Sipes
Sawoyer
Wayne Lindsey
Frank Egge
Jim Kimberlin
John Slater
Frank Slater
Florence
Lewis Williams
Phoenix
Amphitheater
Job
Amphi
Oestreich Electric
DeMolay Mothers Hold Brunch at Broadway Chalet
Thirty two members and guests of the DeMolay Mothers Circle gathered for an annual brunch at the Broadway Chalet at 11 a.m. Thursday. New mothers present included Mrs T G Dunham Miss Juanita Shepherd and Mrs Lambert Rombach. Mrs L W Askiew president thanked chair man of the branch and committee for the arrangements. Frank Hinman named to chair July 4th sunrise dance. Next meeting set for July 3 at 2 p.m. in DeMolay hall with plans for a July evening pot luck supper.
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DeMolay Mothers’ Circle
Broadway
T. G. Dunham
Juanita Shepherd
Lambert Rombach
Mmes
H. L. Burke
Homer Martyn
Mildred J. Sligh
H. W.vickrey
W. G. Waddle
Theora L. Woods
L. W. Askiey
R. J. Koupal
Frank Hinman
DeMolay Hall
Miss Joanne Wray Weds William Sinclaire in Tucson Ceremony
Miss Joanne Wray daughter of Rex and Irene Wray married William Walker Sinclaire son of Mr and Mrs William Walker Sinclaire of Corning New York and Sedalia Colorado at St Philip s in the Hills Tucson. The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon tulle with a Juliet cap and carried white orchids. Attendants wore pale blue gowns and daisies. The couple to reside at the S Spear ranch Sedalia after a wedding trip.
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Joanne Wray
Rex Dalton Wray
William ‘Sinclaire
St. Philip’s-in-the-Hills
Sinclaire
William Walker Sinclaire
Corning
N. Y
S-Spear Ranch
Sedalia
Colo
E. Helen St
Marrriage
Ellen Bee Griffin
Mary Carroll Sinclaire
Harry E. Blythe
Martha Shoenhair
Walter S. Hanson
Lawrence Odence
Gordon L. Cox
John K. Goodman
Tucson
S-Spear
St Anne Society Plans Weekly Doughnut Sale
St Anne's Society holds its monthly meeting in All Saints' parish hall tonight. Rosary is at 7 45 PM and the business session begins at 8 PM. Plans are outlined for a doughnut sale every Sunday starting this week.
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St. Anne's Society
St. Anne’s Society
All Saints
UA Student and Pasadena Girl Wed in Grand Canyon Trip
Mr and Mrs Richard Van Frank wed in a double ring ceremony at St Philip s in the Hills with 11 30 am vows. The bride Shirley E ye daughter of Mr and Mrs P G Gough of South Pasadena wore pale blue net over lace with a fingertip veil and white gardenias. Attendant Miss Susan Dinkmeyer wore gray nylon with pink accents. Best man was Bill Strassburger. The bride's background includes Pasadena schools and Stephens College. the groom attended the University of Arizona and belonged to Sigma Alpha Epsilon. A reception is planned June 15 at the bride’s parents home in South Pasadena.
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Grand Canyon
Richard van Frank
St. Philip’ s-in-the-Hills
Shirley E Ye
South ‘Pasadena
Calif
van Frank
Joseph van Frank
Alhambra
Italif
Susan Dinkmeyer
Bill Strassburger
Pasadena
Stephens College
Columbia
University of Arizona
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
South
Methodist Circles Gather for First Methodist Church Meets
The Women's Society of Christian Service circles at the First Methodist church plan meetings Tuesday across multiple homes and locations. Each circle lists its chairman, meeting time, hosts, and assistants, with tours and social gatherings noted for Bethany Guild and Serlatta.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
E. M. Graves
L. H. Howard
E. Third St
Paul Burnham
W. E. Watts
Ralph Guthrie
R. R. Warner
Carrie Kline
N. Park Ave
Roy Robison
Ross Campbell
Nita F. Hawke
E. Seventh St
Mary Hamilton
R. W. Beene
Helen Manley
E. Camden Ave
Fred Patterson
D. J. Haines
P. H. Sanford
E. Speedway
H. H. Scott
H. H. Wilson
Gordon Corbin
E. Water Sr
Wilma Vaughn
Serlatta
Hubert James
Arizona Children’s Home
James Wilson
B. W. Edwards
Warren Palmer
Desert Singing Guild Presents July Musical Potpourri
The Desert Singing Guild will stage a musical potpourri from July 23 to 26 at Lodge-on-the-Desert. The program includes Gilbert and Sullivan Trial By Jury, Mennottis Old Maid and the Thief, and a third act by Jonn Leonard and Ace Bushnell. Director Harold Porter invites all interested in singing, lighting, costuming, makeup, or stage sets to a 7:30 p.m. rehearsal Monday at the Watercolor Guild on Swanroad.
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Desert Singing Guild
Lodge-on-the-Desert
Jonn Leonard
Ace Bushnell
Harold Porter
Watercolor Guild
Swanroad
District Federation To Convene Next Week
Women from 22 clubs in the southern district federation of the Arizona Federation of Women's clubs will meet in Tucson. Registration opens at 9 a.m. in the Tucson Women's Clubhouse with sessions led by district president Mrs Dennis B Weaver. A morning program features Mrs George Wensel of Phoenix and a panel on federation activities and the new Americanism department. Afternoon includes an executive board meeting and a workshop at Carnegie library led by Mrs Gertrude Burt.
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Southern District
Arizona Federation of Women’s Clubs
Tucson
Bers
Dennis B. Weaver
Carnegie Library
Gertrude Burt
George Wensel
Phoenix
Minneapolis
New Americanism Department
Arthur Barrhes
J. Lester Kinney
George Scheerer
National Defense
Arthur Grunewald
Glen Strickler
Ralph Guthrie
T. M. Carlton Sr
Mmes
Jack Dyer
Anna H. Porter
J. B. McQuown
P. W. Hodges
J. E. Fareel
John R. Feth
Jean Gilmore
A. G.smith
Walter Diehl
Rudolph Stone
A. C. Embshoff
Dan Thompson
J. E. Leggett
Lesie V. Bergman
R. R. Klages
Sediey-Hopkins
Federation of Women's Clubs
Auxiliary Installation Named for Morgan McDermott Unit 7
Mrs T P Altenberger was chosen president of the American Legion auxiliary to Morgan McDermott Unit No 7. Installation is set for 8 p m Thursday in Fowler hall. Incoming officers include Mrs Dave Sayers first vice president Mrs Birdice Franks second vice president Mrs Patrick Rogers secretary Mr W L Sanderson treasurer Mrs M William A Burns historian Deane Lathrop chaplain Mrs Robert Ramsay sergeant at arms Mrs Edward Gendron and Mrs Cecil Clark executive board. Mrs Fred Thorp to install and Mrs L W Howard to assist. An informal reception will follow with Mrs George Hutton in charge.
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T. P. Altenberger
American Legion Auxiliary
Morgan’ McDermott
Fowler Hall
Legion
Tucson
Dave Sayers
Birdice Franks
Patrick Rogers
W. L. Sanderson
William A. Burns
Deane Lathrop
Robert Ramsay
Edward Gendron
Cecil Clark
Fred Thorp
L. W. Howard
George Hutton
Canasta Penalty Cards and Going Out Rules
Mrs S H E asks if samba and canasta penalties differ and how to handle multiple penalty cards. Penalty cards stay in the hand and the player chooses which to discard first. In latest rules penalty cards align with samba, and exposed cards must be used on turns if not melded immediately. In two handed samba or canasta there are no penalty cards. Going out bonuses: canasta 100 points for melding out and 100 extra for going out concealed. samba grants 200 points for melding out with no concealed bonus.
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Gladys Wyatt
S.H.E
Canasta
S.H.K
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