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PAGE FIVE Dorothy Lauridsen Society Editor Telephone 1139 till IfUfn ii nil 1 SALINAS. CALIFORNIA TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1938 Prominent Salinas Couple Complimented By Friends On Wedding Anniversary Mr. And Mrs. Claude F. Lacey Are Honored As They Observe 50 Years Of Married Life CONGRATULATIONS were extended to two of Salinas most prominent and esteemed pioneer residents Mr.

and Mrs. Claude F. Lacey when they celebrated the 50th anniversary of their marriage during a reception held from 4 to 7 oclock on Sunday, at their home. 129 John street. The happy affair was given by Mr.

and Mrs. Laceys daughters, Mrs. William C. Callender of Salinas and Mrs. Karl Romie of Miss Elizabeth Mehringer And Ralph L.

Romine Are WedIn Afternoon Rites Young Salinas Residents United In Ceremony Solemnized Here; Reception Follows IN the presence of a large number of relatives and friends, Miss Elizabeth Mehringer and Mr. Ralph L. Romine of Salinas were united in marriage at noon Sunday in the John Street Tabernacle, with the Rev. Arthur Adams officiating. Pink sweetpeas and roses adorned the church, with the bridal party standing beneath a blossom covered arch, from which hung white wedding bells.

Mrs. Morris Snoiv Entertains For Detroit Resident Entertaining in compliment to her cousin, Mrs. Mn Hyman Detroit, Michigan, Mrs. Morris Snow was hostess to a coterie of friends Saturday afternoon, when she gave a luncheon party in the pastel room of the Hotel Cominos. Mrs.

Hyman has been a house guest at the Snow home for several days. Pastel shaded gladioli carried out a lovely decorative motif at the tables, where the guests were seated for a 1 oclock luncheon. Bridge games were enjoyed for remainder of the afternoon, with high score awards going to Mrs. Joseph B. Felman and Mrs.

George Genser. There was a special guest favor for Mrs. Hyman, and recipient of the consolation award was Mrs. Charles Finkelstein. Following is the list of guests; Mesdames M.

Hyman, George Genser, Meyer Traub, A. Michael, Joseph B. Felman, Sam Siegal, Max Kaplan, Edward Kaplan, Charles Finkelstein, Max L. Seedman, Frank Schor, Max Osband, and Mesdames Manuel Wasserman and Sol Hart of Monterey. SOCIAL CALENDAR Women Of Moose Hold Ceremonies For New Officers Impressive Installation ceremonies were conducted Friday evening for incoming officers of the Women of Moose chapter No.

658, during sessions conducted in the Moose hall. With Mrs. Daisy Shook in charge of the Installing ritual, the following took office for the new year: Senior regent, Mrs. Rose Stevens; past senior regent, Mrs. Dorothy Partin; junior regent, Mrs.

Margaret Jensen; chaplain, Mrs. Lena McLaughlin; recorder, Mrs. Margaret Williams; treasurer, Mrs. Frances Wall; guide, Mrs. Rose Fleming: assistant guide, Mrs.

Beatrice Jenkins; sentinel, Mrs. Mary Campbell; argus, Mrs. Edith Cook-son; captain of the escort team, Mrs. Blanche Hirsch; musician, Mrs. Daisy Shook.

Following the ceremonies, Mrs. Partin presented her past senior regents pin to Mrs. Madge Rawit-zer, and gifts of French bouquets were presented to Mrs. Stevens and to Mrs. Partin.

A special gift of flowers went to Mrs. Margaret Williams. During the informal program which followed the meeting, there were musical selections by a kitchen band," composed of Mrs. Rena Blackwell, Mrs. Madge Raw-itzer, Mrs.

Margaret Williams, Mrs. Margaret Jensen, Mrs. Mary Du-tra, Mrs. Esther Baird, Mrs. Beatrice Jenkins, Mrs.

Rose Fleming, Mrs. Crocia Gillis, Mrs. Edith M. Blohm and Mrs. Daisy Shook.

At the close of the evening refreshments were served to the group, with a decorative theme of blue and white carried out with bowls of Canterbury bells and other blooms. Lohengrin's wedding march was played by Miss Marie Mehringer. sister of the bride, and during the ceremony Mrs. Paul Cutshall sang Always," and Mr. Lawrence Head sang I Love You Truly." White lace over satin was worn by the bride, with the frock designed in princess style and made with long sleeves and a high neck- and Mrs.

George Mehringer and Mr. and Mrs. F. Castleman, all of St. Louis, Missouri: Mr.

and Mrs. T. Conrade, of Cupertino; Mr. and Mrs. F.

J. Benz, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Asmuth, Mr. and Mrs.

Eric Lind-berg and Miss Angelina Benz, of Morgan Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Searles, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tel-derman, and Mrs.

Emma Reynolds, Board Of Trustees To Assemble Members of the board of trustees of the United Presbyterian church will conduct an Important business meeting at 7:30 oclock Tuesday evening, when the group will assemble In the church. During the sessions definite plans will be made for the alterations and improvements of the church line. Her long veil of net and gan Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. was held in place with a cap of; Theodore Koopman, Mr.

and Mrs the lace and she carried a bouquet 1 r. Schlaegel, Mr. and Mrs. T. Theo Berkeley.

Mr. Lacey, a native of Monterey and a resident of Salinas for almost his entire lifetime, and the former Miss Lou Emma Edrington of Kentucky were united In marriage In Salinas on June 20, 1888, with the late Rev. George McCormick of this city officiating at the ceremony. Many relatives and friends visited at the Lacey home during the reception to extend congratulations to the honored couple upon their golden wedding anniversary. Assisting in receiving and serving during the affair were Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph L. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. A.

D. Lacey, Mr. and Mrs. Garth V. Lacey, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert E. Warth, Mrs. George Lacey, Miss Virginia Hughes, Miss Jean Romie and Mr. Paul Pioda.

Presiding over the tea table were Mre. Charles B. Rosendale and Mrs. Sinclair Bullene. Flowers in colors of gold and white adorned the home for the reception, and upon the tea table was a tiered wedding cake frosted In white and adorned with orange blossoms.

Crystal candelabra holding white tapers and twin bouquets of yellow rosebuds and violas at each end of the table completed the lovely decorative motif. Card Party To Be Given Tuesday Under sponsorship of Sallnaa lodge No. 1165, Loyal Order at Moose, a public card party will be held at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening in the Moose hall. Whist will be played during th evening, and "Tollowpng the card games refreshments will be served. Shampoo and Finger Wave 50c Hair Cut 35c and 45c LENORES MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Phone 1076, 256y2 Main St.

THIS WEEK bald, the Rev. and Mrs. Max Frel-nmrk, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Rondonl, Mrs. H. Kangas, Mrs. Anita Prud-homme, Mrs. Bertha Cline, Miss Velma Fields, Miss Alice Duarte, Miss Vivian Johnson, Mr.

A. Lap-ham and Mr. W. E. Wriggle, of San Jose; Mr.

and Mrs. Merton Wright, Monterey; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maze, of Neosha, Missouri; Mr. and Mrs.

H. H. McKee, of Rochester, New York; Mrs. Jennie Pinard, of Santa Cruz; Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Adams, of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wieneke, of Watsonville; Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Dixon, of Hrrmosa Beach; Mrs. Emma Perish Los Gatos; Mr. and Mrs. P.

Wright, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Cochran and Mrs.

Sadie Wymer, all of Longdale, Oklahoma. D. A. R. Members Plan Meeting Tuesday Members of Commodore Sloat chapter, Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution, will hold a meeting at 2:30 oclock Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

A. L. Standiford, 382 Central avenue, Pacific Grove. Mrs. Standiford and other retiring officers of the chapter, will be the hostesses.

Reports will be presented of the Continental Congress in Washington, D. by Mrs. Standiford, wtu attended as a delegation from the peninsula chapter. Installation of the incoming officers will be a feature of the evening. Missionary Group Meets Wednesday Regular business sessions of the Womens Missionary society of the United Presbyterian church will be held at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, in the church parlors.

Mrs. John Ritchie will be in charge of the interesting program, and the afternoon will be concluded with a social hour. Mens Tavannes "Endurall" Waterproof and shockproof. 17 Jewel movement with two-lone gilt semi-index dial. Waterproof Sr50 strap Monday through Friday CUTTING and FITTING demonstration by Mrs.

Plumpton from BUTTERICK Mrs. Plumpton will show you how -an expert dressmaker cuts and fits Butterick Patterns to achieve, those professional results. One woman told us that this two-hour demonstration was worth more to her than years of sewing experience. Mrs. Plumpton will also be available every day from 9 until 10 in the morning for you to consult her on the selection of patterns, and she will fit Butterick Patterns free of charge for customers during the afternoon.

of gardenias. Bride's Attendant The maid of Jjonor was Miss Julia Mehringer, slater of the bride, who wore a lovely frock of aquamarine satin, ma.de in tunic style and with short puffed sleeves. She carried a bouquet of Talisman roses. Acting a a the bridesmaid was Miss Maxine Adams, who wore a smartly designed frock of pink taffeta made wi th a matching jacket. She carried a bouquet of pink roses and both, attendants wore roses in their i'r.

Mr. Lawrence Head acted as best man for Mr. Romine, and the usher was Mr. Louie Wymer. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the bride's home, 336 California street, where the long table was adorned with sweetpeas and centered with a large wedding; cake.

Assisting in serving were Mrs. Peter Petersen and Mrs. Rosa Paulsen. On Northern Trip With northern California as their destination, the newlyweds left on a wedding tiip immediately after the reception. For her going away outfit the bride wore a costume suit of dusty pink with grey fur trim.

Her accessories were of white. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mehringer of Salinas, and she attended schools in San Jose sgid Salinas. For some time she has been employed with the Salinas Newspapers, Inc.

Mr. Romine is the son of Mrs. Pearl Wright of Longdale, Oklahoma, and he attended schools in that state. For some time he ha.r made his home in Salinas, where he is employed with the Firestone Service store. Invited To Rites In addition to the large group of Salinas friends attending the wedding, there were many present from other points.

Following Is the list of out-of-town guests invited to the ceremony: Mr. and Mrs. Will Mehringer. Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Schneider, Mr. TAVAHMS rAT i I You eutl hut ikia Mhh bf 1 dropping it ta iaportuit mv Uttar bvllf Ut tho nofiniBl prolooto ll igilim ibo Jon ond ohocka Id mrf dog vtu. MAHNOS is of of oft 80 SQUARE PRINT jjJSf -w MRS. CLEMENT ARCOTTI, above, was Miss Mary Violini until her marriage on June 4 in the Sacred Heart church of this city. Mr.

and Mrs. Arcotti have just returned from a honeymoon trip that took them to Yosemite valley, the bay city region and other points in the state. They will make their future home in Chualar. Photo by Cooks studio. Miss Miriam Twyman And Thomas John Lister United In Carson City, Nevada Well-Known Young Couple To Make Home In Watsonville; On Honeymoon To Mexico MISS MIRIAM TWYMAN of Salinas and Mr.

Thomas John Lister of Watsonville were united in marriage Saturday morning at a simple ceremony solemnized at 10:30 oclock in the Arlington hotel of Carson City, Nevada. Immediately following the ceremony the newlyweds left on a honeymoon trip that will take them to Mexico and to Boulder Dam. For her wedding the bride wore a graduate courses In banking. During his school years and following he has been prominent In sports. For some time he has been employed In the Pajaro Valley National bank of Watsonville.

On their return from their wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Lister will reside at 17 Roosevelt street, beautifully designed frock of baby blue chiffon net, with a corsage of orchids bordering the squared neck. White gloves and slippers, and a white shoulder length veil, held in place by an orchid, completed her ensemble. Her only ornament was a strand of pearls, the gift of the bridegroom.

TUESDAY Commodore Sloat chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, meeting at 2:30 oclock at the home of Mrs. A. L. Standiford, 382 Central avenue, Pacific Grove. Royul Neighbors of America, meeting at 8 oclock at the home of Mrs.

J. F. Conlan, 60 Carmel avenue. Board of trustees of the United Presbyterian church, meeting at 7:30 o'clock in the church. First Baptist church congregation, all-day outing at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. F. C. Carlsen, in the Prunedale district. Salinas Toastmistress club luncheon meeting at the Santa Lucia inn.

Women members of the United Presbyterian church, meeting at 2 oclock in the church parlors for World Day of Prayer observance. Salinas lodge No. 1105, Loyal Order of Moose, public card party at 8 o'clock in the Moose hall. Salinas council No. 1948, Knights of Columbus, at 8 o'clock in the Foresters hall.

WEDNESDAY Wisteria circle No. 102, meeting at 8 o'clock in the Knights of Pythias hall. Womens missionary society of the United Presbyterian church, meeting at 2:30 o'clock In the church parlors. Salinas lodge No. 614, B.

P. O. Elks, meeting at 8 oclock in the Elks hall. THURSDAY Salinas Soroptimist club, lunch eon meeting at the Hotel Jeffery. Aleli parlor No.

102, Native Daughters of the Golden West, meeting at 8 o'clock in the Knights of Pythias hall. FRIDAY Baptist Young Peoples union, 'county fair at 7:30 o'clock in the social hall of First Baptist church. Violet Rebekah lodge No. 42, meeting at 8 o'clock in the Odd Follows hall. Baby Boy Arrives At Hitchcock Home There wag a real "Fathers Day" present In store for the Darold Hitchcock home Sunday, with a baby boy bom to Doctor and Mrs Hitchcock In the Salinas Valley hospital.

The day also marked a double celebration for Master Ed; win Hitchcock, with his new little brother arriving on his birthday anniversary. The new arrival, who has been named Jon Abbott Hitchcock, weighed 10 pbunds and 10 and one-half ounces at birth. Both mother and son are reported doing splendidly at the hospital and will soon be arriving at their Spring district home. PROGRAM TUESDAY In observance of the denominational "World Day of Prayer," a special program of eervicea will be held at 2 oclock Tuesday afternoon, for women members of the United Presbyterian church. The services will be held In the church building.

Struve Laporte Funeral Director Ambulance Service DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE PHONE 97 and 796 All new summer patterns and plain colors in 80 square prints. Gay and colorful, yet inexpensive NOW Yard Institute Deputy Pays Visit To Soledad Mrs. Mari4 McKinnon of Salinas, institute deputy for the Young Ladies Institute of Soledad, paid an official visit to the members of that organization recently, when Installation ceremonies were held for Incoming officers. Accompanying Mrs. McKinnoh on her visit to the southern community were Miss Emily Brindero, Miss Alleen Strode and Miss Mary De Porto.

Mrs. Nellie Emery was formally Installed as president of the organization, succeeding Mrs. Cerina Franscioni. Delegates were named to the annual convention to be held next month In July. Refreshments were served at the close of the ceremonies.

Outing Is Planned By Baptist Groups With an ail-day outing planned, members of the First Baptist church of this city will be entertained Tuesday at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Carl-sen in the Prunedale district.

Groups will leave from the church at 10:30 oclock, and transportation facilities may be arranged by communicating with Dr. C. Trawln, telephone 2227. There will be devotionals during the morning, followed by a luncheon at noon, with coffee to be served by Mrs. Clarence Ellis and Mrs.

Merle Little. QosJLgAjO. ie. 1. eat.

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Sew to Save! Select the color to fit your needs. yard 98c AERO GRAPH PRINTS Of course you could use this printed rayon and new summer shades. 15c NORMA CREPE Wool crepe that Is 54 Inches wide and we have It In all of the wanted shades. Let Mrs. Plumpton assist you In cutting and fitting.

59 yard I NOVELTY WOOLENS 54 inches wide, Yd. $1.98 a dress from we have it in YARD 69c types of play way to have YARD 39c Fine Quality PRINT PIQUE Pique Is fine for play togs and we are showing a fine selection in printed pique. Material that is easily laundered. Yard PLAY-TOG PRINTS The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey H. Twyman of Medford, Oregon, former residents of Watsonville. She graduated from the Watsonville Union high school, and she received her B. A. degree from San Jose State College in 1932.

The following summers she worked on her M. A. degree at the University of California, and she also visited In the Hawaiian Islands and toured the United States and Europe. She taught at the Pajaro school In Watsonville In 1933, and the following two years at Alisal Union school. For the last three years she has been primary art instructor at the Roosevelt school In Salinas, and since the close of classes this semester she has been visiting with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Twyman of Watsonville. Mr. Lister Is the eon of Mr.

and Mrs. V. Lister of Watsonville, and he also graduated from the Watsonville high achool, later taking ALL lllll I WtRICM lAMI MMIRED wirT About taking It -j oi tag tlmo wattling ohowoiing nrisnrainfl OJ ourao It i porapirotioa. Miss Marilyn Reeves, 235 Pine street, left Monday for a weeks' visit In Los Angeles with friends. While there she will attend the wedding of one of her classmates of Casttlleja school for girls at Palo Alto.

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