Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 14

In Club World fieilMM AIMClaVTI It VtflTIt MISS- Sxizette Wedding ls Mountains on Honeymoon 44 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, j944 t7.au tent U. BERKELEY D.A.R. SETS FRIDAY MEET In the, Santa Cruz Mountains on their honeymoon are Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Stanley Parsons of Vir- Capt, Stanley Patch Berkeley Hills Chapter, Daughters i bring their Christmas gifts for of the American Revolution, will! servicemen to this meeting. Articles So H.mK., hav its November meeting Friday include playing cards. the United States Coast Guard and PatclTTJt ATaWSSdta'announce the marriage of their in St. John's Presbyterian nurch I at tne ftome of Irs- P-. Wiley, soap, wash cloths, writing materials.

ft I Berkeley. Lee and Philip Hudson Lucier, ivu marin Avenue, uusuicws 1 1 ne gins will oe wrappea Dy me meeting for members onlj will take; Red Cross committee and distributed I The bride is the former Verna Kanti'in In th TTnitPft Sturm Armv place at 2 o'clock and at 3 o'clock alette Air Force, Jast-JrYeclnesday in Ala meaa. Elizabeth -daughter of Mrs. Delia Rogers Crawford of Oakland and B. H.

Dill of Berkeley. Dr. Robert -Fitch. president St JosephVCatholic Church was the scene of the ceremony con- A'Mnlr vvtincr through the Red Cross. Mrs.

George H. Richardson is Red Cross chairman for the, chapter. One member of the chapter has recently become a WAC in the Air Force. She is Mrs. Charles E.

Den-ham (Anita Lynip) and expects to leave soon for Iowa to begin training. Her husband is overseas- in the service. Mrs. Dam will conduct a meeting guests will be welcomed for the' program and social hour. Tar.

E. E. Luther, guest speaker, will have for his subject "The Relation of Science to Modern Warfare." Mr. Luther -is a chemist and chairman of the board of Chemurgic Corporation in Richmond. Mrs.

Francis Herbert Dam, the regent, will preside. Members have been requested to in the presence of 8Q who later attended a reception at the emeritus of Hangchow University at Hangshow, China, officiated at the service which was followed by a prayer said by Dr. Stanley Armstrong riuter-pastor of the Berkeley church. BRIDE'S COSTUME hoist of the bride's parents on Paru Street "Coast Guard Chaplain. Elliott of San Francinco officiated and in the absence of the bride's father, now of the executive board at 1:45 p.mJ White net and lace was worn by the bride, the long veil trimmed jn sea duty, she was given in marriage by family friend, Comdr, S.

B. Johnson. lace extending to the end of her I i 1 1 train. Her bouquet was of gar MOBILIZED WOMEN ACTIVE, HAVE MANY CLASSES The wedding cake wa cut with denias and bouvardia. Send a true-to-life portrait of you overseas in your Christmas letter.

Hand-colored in oils, in a genuine folder plus the paper and' envelope for your Christmas note. Before the rush save as muih as J3 oil your Christmas gift pic-v tUres. Proofs are shown, and no appointment is necessary. Photograph Studio H. C.

CapweWs Basement Store Broadway, Twentieth, Telegraph Telephone: TEmpIehar 1-1-1-1 More Hours: 10:30 a.m. to 6:00 I II Mrs. Hugh Houston of San Fran the sword of Captain Paten. SIMPLICITY OF DETAIL cisco was matron of honor for her cousin. She was.

dressed in robin-egg blue mousseline de soie. Shaded mmm Since the bridegroom arrived from the Northwest only a few days be fore the ceremony, the details were Mobilized Women, including Mrs. Nelson B. Bailey, chairman; Mrs. W.

M. Hale. Mrs. S. E.

Gamble. Mrs. Matthew Morton Mrs. S. yellow chrysanthemums and talis rarrieri with th lltmflRt inv plicity.

Community recreation headquarters of the Mobilized Women ef Berkeley at 1002 University Avenue, is a veritable beehive of industry with women and irls of the area participating in group ac' tivities made possible 'through- the man roses with yellow streamers were "carried by Mrs. Houston and also by the maid of honor. Gester, Mrs. Marius W. HotchkissJl The bride wore white satin and wedding veil full length, of rose-point lace which had been worn Miss Barbara Parsons 01 Lark Mrs.

Carrie L. Hoyt and Mrs: C. F. S.haw. spur, niece of the bridegroom, was dressed in yellow mousseline de soie.

III by her grandmotner, Mrs. Jonn jj. Keiley of Brooklyn, N.Y. She' car- organizationr The mother of the bride wore a The Wednesday afternoon "dress- making and millinery class, con ried whitejbguvardia and orchids in her bouquet Attending the bride were her sisters, Miss Gertrude Patch, a -sophomore at San Francisco College dress of pale blue lace and crepe with a blue-f lathered hat and or ducted by -Mrs: Sally Reed of the chid. Berkeley School Department, hat an enrollment of 22 women.

BEST -MAN, i wmmE i for women, and Miss Frances paten, a student at San Francisco Central CURTAJliS LAUNDERED Finished within 7 DAYS ACE CURTAjN I i's to Stanley Sn-dllwood of Berkeley High. was best and the ushers were Samuel Parsons of Larkspur, XHODE ISLAND ALUMNUS These, Women bring their own and patterns to the center and receive instruction, without charge, in cutting, fitting and finishing, as well asf in remodeling and alterations on women's and children's clothes. brother jf the bridegroom, J. mm Up Speer of Berkeley arid Ewald Hoff- Avia- I of Oakland. WORKS White chrysanthemums Vwd Captain Lucier is a graduate of Rhode Island State University and has two sisters, Annette and Eleanor Lucier, His first -Army training was at air fields in Texas and North Carolina.

He went to Moses Lake, Wash as instructor and test pilot, Counsel on clothes alteration laurel were used in the decoration i -J 271? San Pablo Avenue 11 TWuioaks 1979 If Oakland of the church, with branched can delabra. Buy War Bonds 8 Stamps Now The bridal couple will make following his return from 18 months service in the South Pacific. Cap OaklahtTlheir home upon their re turn from the mountains. Parsons is a graduate of tain Lucier has the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal with Oak Leaf Clusters. His unit holds the University of California and Copt, and Mrs.

Frederick Joseph Burnett who ore now in their home on Mandana Boulevard. Captain Burnett is with the quartermaster corps of the Oakland Army Base. His bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j.

E. Hirschfelder. The couple was married in Ventura. the Presidential citation. the bridegroom attended Strath-cona College at" Edmonton, Canada.

"I used to be mad at Henry on wash-day Staff Sgt. Henry B. Scott, U.S.A., of Providence, H.I., a cousin of the bride was best man for Captain Carroll-Lucas A sieteveraUjmy-olficea: absented at ushw 4hiwgefo-4 Wasn't his fault I didn't know about Super Suds' At present Captain Lucier and his Troth Announced MISS CONSTANCE CLAWSON priae are-at gamp Daggett, in tne Mojave Desert, where- the officer News to the younger set about the Bay is the announcement of the problems and styling is provided, as well as in the refurbishing of hats and the matching of them to clothes jand accessories. USE SUITS Utilization of men's suits, in the making of women's suits also is a feature, and Mrs. Reed reports that 52 such suits have! been made in five different classes under her direction.

This, group activity is in its -4 earth yeai -afr-the Mobrjized Women's; Centel Also on, Wednesday afternoons, the junior high -school girls -with 18 enrolled, gather to make stationery portfolios for men in the Army and Navy hospitals, also bootees, and baby blankets from scrap material for use in the maternity-division of the U.S. Naval Hospital of Oakland. These articles are distributed through the Berkeley A.WvV.S. v. The girls are also busy learning their parts for a play which, together with special dance numbers by rgembers of he dancing class, will make up a special Christmas program at the center.

DIRECTORS Activities of this group are under the direction of Miss Marguerite Shambaugh, assisted by Mrs. Fred Leonard. Miss Patty Leonard IS BRIDE OR OFFICER engagement of Miss Lesly Carroll Anderson of Quantico, and Lieut. Boyd W. Lucas U.S.M.C..

Just 16 days following his grad of Chabot Road, and has a brother, Gordon Keith Clare now in the of The secret leaked out uation and receiving his commission United States Naval Reserve. after the return of the marine from as ensign at, the MerchanLMarine "White chrysanthemums tfecorated duty in the South Pacific. Military Academy at King? Point, the fireplace and living rooms of Formally the engagement was an has been assigned to duty. Y.W.C.A. Widens Its, Functions Linden Branch of the Oakland Y.W.C.A., serving residents of West Oakland, recently became the West Oakland Center of the Young Wom-ens Christian Association.

The change has been effected in order to provide for better service to the West Oakland Area, The new name and organization was approved recently by the board Long Island, oh October 13, Ens. the bride home for the wedding. nounced in Quantico by the mother Her wedding dress was of white of the future bride, Mrs. S. C.

Sten Kenneth Kirkwood Clare, U.S.M.S.. claimed as his bride in this city Miss satin and net and she wore a finger gel. and Captain Stengel of the tip veil. In lieu of a formal bouquet Navy civil engineering corps. Constance daughter of Mr, the bride carried a white prayer-book with marker of orchids.

The officer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd W. Lucas of Sao Luis and Mrs. Bernard Clawson of Clover Drive.

About 60 close friends and Her attendant, Mrs. A. E. Bither matron of honor, wore a gold Road. Berkeley.

He has a brother, James, aradioman in the Navy. members of the two families were present to witness the beautiful Lieutenant Lucas enlisted in the 1 of directors of the association in a wmcn wen uaKiana tne Rev Stanley Armstrong.Hunter Marines in 1942, after graduation from, the University California, where he was affiliated with Sigma is president of the groups Center became "official pastor of St; John's Presbyterian Similar group work is conducted The former branch at 828 Linden Nu fraternity. Street has for more than 20 years Miss Stengel is the daughter of for the 45 girls from 10 to 12 years of age. who meet Tuesday afternoons, and for the 32 girls, 6 to 9 taffeta and carried a matching bouquet of chrysanthemums. Gordon Clare was best man for his "brother.

Mrs. Clawson, mother of the bride, wore a chartreuse Rown and Mrs. Clare, a turquoise blue. Both wore shoulder corsages of orchids. The newlyweds have just returned from Roblcs del Rio near Carmei where they went on their honeymoon.

Future plans for them are pending fyaval orders. the late Capt. Lesly Andfrson, n.S-N. She is the years of age who meet Thursday afternoons. Church in Berkeley.

Both the bride and bridegroom went through University High together, the bridegroom continuing his studies at the University of California where he was until he enlisted in the Martime service. The young officer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Moffitt Clare of the late Admiral and Mrs. John Enrollment in the' Friday after M.

Hawley of DiC, and of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank noon ballet' and toe-aance cias? C. Anderson of Philadelphia. has swelled to 56.

necessitating the The bride-to-be attended Gun- formation of two instruction ses ston Hall. Washington, D.C., and Mary Washington College at Fred sions under direction of Mrs. Catherine Penn Johnston, dance instructor at the ericksburg. and graduated last June from the Lesly Etemen. Supervision of -these and othci tary College at Cambridge.

Mass. Wedding Set In Berkeley First Pi-esbylerian Church in welfare programs conducted by the organization is the responsibilit; Their wedding date has not been announced. 1 of the activities committee of the rMk "EverseeaX '-M tablecloth so pretty 7 and white? That's 1 T- I Super Suds for I 9 Looks like this new soap with 1 8nd nothin' strong MORE SUDS and 10NGER-IASTIN' SUDS mokes added to this alt thr difference between hard, tirin' rubbin' sudsier soap and washin' that's plain easy sailin'! says Hxi.fem-a0 'Xit. on Henry sV I''f? colored shirts gives wbJw Berkeley will be the scene of marriage of Miss Veneta June Hirschler and Lorrin Booth Saturday evening. A reception will be held later at the Town and Former Enternee To Give Lecture Alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority has set December 7 as the date for a lecture to be given by their alumna, Mrs.

Dorothy Allen Dunn, who is distinguished for her accounts of life in the Orient, where she was interned by the Japanese Bnd repatriated on Ihe exchange ship Gripsholm. The lecture, will be held at thr Hillside Club on Cedar Street. Berkeley. The proceeds of the lecture are to go to benefit the nursery schools for underprivileged children located Gown Club in Berkeley. Miss Hirschler is the dauchter Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Hirschler -of Hearst Avenue, Berkeley. Miss Bar served tne area adjacent to the headquarters and provided activities and services for Negro women and change In-function of the center-is in line with the policy of tne Y.W.C.A. to make-its program available to all women and girls Irrespective of race, creed or color. 7- It is expectea to result in greater use ef facilities and leadership in rapidly expanding program in West Oakland.

Approval of the plan has already been expressed to the board of directors by a number of civic leaders who were familiar with the change. A program of activities for teenagers and for young adult groups is in progress at the center and will be expanded, tn Mrs. Frank P. Lucas. Y.W.C.A.

president. Miss Lulu Chapman will remain the executive of the center, Mrs. Lucas stated. A city-wide staff including spr-; cialtsts' in Younger Girls program, employed girls activities, recreation and health education will enrich the program. The staff now serving both the central program at 1515 Webster Street and the West Oakland Center include Miss Edna McCarty, secretarial advisor for Industrial clubs; Mrs.

Marjorie Long, and Mrs. Alvessie Hackshaw of the Younger Girls Department, and two' recently added staff members. Miss Louise Hendrickson and Miss Irene Perkins. Miss Hendrickson is business girls secretary and Miss Perkins is a specialist in recreation with U.S.O experience. Piedmont Girl Wins Wellesley Honor Miss Mary E.

Buckley of the class of '48 at Wellesley recently, was elected to the Shakespeare Society, one of the college's six semi-academic societies. bara Hirschler will attend her sister and Frank Kuhlkcn will be besl man. No Tea Dansant For Week-end There will not be a tea dansatvl In Detroit and Milwaukee, which I nt the Metropolitan Offirer Ctub are a part of Alpha Chi Omega's; in Ihe Hotel taumineton-iiuMduv. national altruistic program. Mr.

William Donlon chair fJ in to these HARD. I- Ijfi I WORKIN' SUDS with I fjT I rJ I less rubbin. That I Mh. I mens a )ot to my jPl" Spy rfjr' I SCCa when man of cadet dances, has' announced. A trigger-trim pump that's right every- where.

Inky-black suede! Smooth lines! Sleek fit! Smart style and walking Pre-Flighl cadets will attend the football game at Kczar Stadium where Ihe Pre-Flihlris meet Ihe Coiist Guard eleven. Mrs. Alan Bartlett is general chairman, and Mrs. Leroy S. Cameron of El Patio.

Oakland, chairman of the sale of tickets. Mills Juniors Set Class Party Mills College Juniors are busily engaged in getting Ihe Union in ease combine to make this CHILD'S COUGH RELIEVED SO QUICK! order for the class USH parly to be held Saturday evening' from 8 to, 12 p.m. They have invited men from the Oakland Naval Base Hos- Children like gnrtH-taming PINEX' You'll like the 'I pllal for a few hours of swing music and dancinu. rrlirt it brings thf money it saves Mix it at home The sitls have already arutiircd a nlckleodeon (or Student Union. a iuii pirn gJf oves nearly $2 N.i f5W Betty Rowen.

Jiin'tiSr class chair- Miss Rnrlclnv 1 tho rfnnnhlrr rtf Mr. and Mrs. Joseph f. Buckley of nas "hargr of all iirrfinKoments America's number one yf perfect fit shoe. lJ( A "The Betty," by I Naturalizer Blair Avenue.

Piedmont. She was "lc more effective relief at any prire for coughs due to colds. Ask druggist for PINEX Amenta's largest-telling cough syrup1 by Junior governing board mem Tue nC IrVflV graduated from Piedmont High School in 1942. At Wellesley she is a member of the Barnswajlows. the I OFF THESE TlREO, I bers who include Ihe Misses Ann, Griffiths, Isabella Wilder, Kathic McCell, Pat Chilton, Norrine Plum-mer.

and Alice Hughes. Refreshments will be an important feature -of the evening. I turn 'wia I college dramatic association, and in her, freshman year was chairman 01 Homestead, her dormitory. showed me how to get EXTRA SUDS," ih. Mid.

Just shake np a teaspoon of your old wli-day soap and a glass of water in a milk-bottle. Do the sane with Super Suds in another milk-bottle. Even cool or hard water will do. See if you don't get MORE SUDS. I THEY oi HHterft If 'SUDSTOod 1 I Mir- I 'CHUNKS 816 AS LIFE widths AAAAA to OLD SOAP sizes 3'2 to 11 OlONt OlSSOl-vt.

THEY STICK LIKE SIXTY ti eve bimSIn ANP OONttMKESUDS.4 THE MORE THE MERRIER! The more helpers we have the merrier will be Christmas for you, for us, and" for our -thousands of customer. Fuji or part-time employment. Apply Personnel Office, 3rd Flor. -4 ft a ri Complete your ensemble with a Bag to. Match $6.95 fSTAIUSHIB U7f DOM'T WASTE MAPlSTTSSlEaifA 1.

Don't hut pour soap ia from the box. Measura it out in a cup so that you don't use too much, a. Doa'twaihafew clothes eta time, own soapfor each batch. Ssts and wash rrerythioa at mca. perTun.

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