Ukiah Dispatch Democrat from Ukiah, California • Page 4

rAGE FOUR DISPATCH-DEMOCRAT, URIAH, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1927. Social anb Club Tides By JOAN FRASER Phone 49 Invitations Received i For Church Wedding Invitations wero received in Ukiah this week for the wedding of Miss Connor, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. I). B.

Connor and Hilton Lusk, a member of the faculty of the College of the Pacific. The ceremony will performed ixj the Fruitvale Metho- Episcopal church Saturday evening, June 4, at 8:30 o'clock, and a large number of invitations have been issued for the wedding. The Connor home was in Ukiah for about four years and the family ban many friends here who have henn included in the invitation to the wedding. The bride Is a graduate of ilie College of the Pacific with the of 1925. She is a member of Alpha Theta Tail sorority.

Miss Connor lias taught two years, the first in Modesto Junior college and the second at Vallejo. Mr. Lusk is a graduate of the engineer in department of the University of California. He is now instructor in engneering in the College of the Pacific and will take his bride Ahe campus following the honey- irnirVn. The young people met at summer session in the University of California.

Hoth their homes are in, Fruitvale. it' DANCK AND SUI'l'KR The League of the Little Flower, organization of young people in Ihet Catholic church enjoyed a dance followed by a raviolavtvupper in St. Mary's social hall Tuesday evening. About young people attended the dance which was moat enjoyable. Music for the dancing was played by Mrs.

Ardis De Motte and Alex Pacini. Mrs. Joe Cuningham, Mrs. Tourney and Miss Bertha Boye chaperoned the young people. In the were the Misses Jane Poma, Myrtlo Martin, Laura Snyder, Amelia Mrs.

Rena Veuturi, Evelyn and Katherine Cunningham, Gwendolyn Tourney, Kate Trimeloni, Lena and Flora Mary Cioquini, Mrs. Kal. Venturi, Messrs. Charles Burner, David Gill, Louis and Pete 8ar- tolomei, John Venturi, Victor and Prank Trimeloni, Iticiiard Maazanli, 1-ouis Ottoboni, Augelj) CiMtiuini. LATIN club, of UkiaU High wehool will be enterlaine'd tonight at the.bome of Miss Rhea Burke.

TUe is divided into two groups, Roman, and Greek. Each group is alternatively responsible for a points being "given for standards in tlnit program. The winning group wirf)bc rewarded. Miss Evelyn, Itallon is Latin instructor in tho school and the Latia club is composed of honor studeut Donald R. Smith entertained Wednesday Bridge club at luncheon and bridge.

Hmit-ii heme was beautifully decorated in quantities of gorgeous spring blossoms. Cecil Brouner roses, combined with tdue flowers were used on the luncheon table. Mrs. Orvat Tadlock, Mrs. F.

T. Barker and Mrs. J. H. Hansen substituted for absent members.

Percy Marks' latest book, "Lord of Himself," was given to Mrs. Barker for holding the highest score when the bridge game was over. MONTHLY DINNER The monthly dinner of the teachers' association of Ukiah grammar school was held last evening at the Hotel Cecille. Principal Ray Rollin the rooms. Mra.

George Jamison and Mrs. Francis Gilmore were entertained aii substitutes. Mrs. Francis Gilmore won the prize. FOR A GUEST Mrs.

Libby Sponagle of San Francisco was the inspiration of a card party given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Robert McGarvey. Mrs. Sponagle is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

William Briggs. She is a sister of Mr. Briggs and has many friends in Ukiah. The hostess invited a small group of friends to meet Mrs. Sponagle.

Wilson, Mrs. Elton Fuller and Miss Among them were Mrs. William Una Rafferty had charge of the din-, Briggs, Mrs. Louise Atkins, Mrs. M.

ner arrangements. A round table Souder, Mrs. Guy Redwine, Mrs. discussion of problems affecting the' Donald R. Smith and Mrs.

Jennie school is always a feature of these The prizes of the after- dinners. I noon were won by Mrs. Sponagle and i Mrs. Smith. AT 1 mvvtfTt I Mrs Atkins entertained Mrs.

Mrs! A. Thornton entertained Sponagle and Mrs. M. Souder at din- at dinner last Saturday night in hon- 1 I ne on or of Mr. Thornton's birthday.

The week. Spduagle Is dinner table was adorned with rose 6 IT" buds in tones of gold and pink and bne turned to her home to- this color plan was carried out with, the birthday idea in the place cards, favors and other appointments. The FRKNt'H DINNER dinner guests were Dr. and Mrs. J.

Miss Frances Joseph was hostess H. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. K. W.Ste- last Saturday night at a French dln- phens, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Wilson, ner served to more than a score of Mr. and Mrs J. J. Thornton, Mr.

members of the college set. The din- and Mrs. Peiie Crawford. Mrs. Ste- ner was arranged on small tables on phens and Dr.

Hansen won the which were spread red and white prizes. Mr. Thornton was presented table cloths, blue china and a most with the booby prize which proved to French dinner. The dinner be a handsome Knight Templar pin. party included, Misses Lucile Le Bas BCENT VISITORS tie, Margaret Cox, Dora Gilmore, Pauline Benjes, Virginia Barker, Ethel Hagans, Helen Turner, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Maguire of San jorie Naomi Mason, Zelpha Francisco were recent visitors over ohoe, Messrs. Burt and Jim Bush, the week-end. They in the home of Mr. JVIaguire's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. T. WVMaguire. In their honor Mr. and Mrs.

Maguire arranged a dinner, including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beaufort, Mr. and Mrs. T.

C. Maguire, W. B. Bond, Mr. and Mrs.

Maguire are. bride and groom of a month or more. Luther Rupe of Willits and a college guest, Harvey Sawyers, Lynn Wessels, Lloyd Cox, Seth Williams, Lyle iDucknell, Merle Iversen, Bill Eenjes. Robert Simonett. Following dinner the party went to Dreamland djnr the dance.

Ukiah High SCHOOL DAYS Mrs. Alex Hawxley was a guest of Mrs. Loujse Atkins in her new home the week-end. Mrs. Hawxley tne suiaent t0 school in ukiah and was a school-mate of Mrs.

Atkins. Her hos- home with Mrs. Bertsch tor a visit. TJtey are both at the home of their mother, Mrs. N.

T. McClure, Mrs. Bertsch made her home with her Bister, Mrs. Styffe In the south. While there she took a six months' course in beauty culture under George Westmore of Los Angeles.

Mr. Westmore is make-up man for Cecil De Mille and is recognized on the coast as an authority in beauty culture work. BIRTHDAY DINNER Mrs. Curtis Miller entertained at a birthday dinner Sunday evening. The dinner was served on the verendah of the home amidst a charming decoration of snow balls and sweet peas.

Mrs. Miller's guests at dinner arranged in honor of her birthday were Judge and Mrs. H. L. Preston, Mr.

vited to the wedding. The details of twelve De Molay boys and their part- the wedding have not yet been an- nars will enjoy the dance. Others nounced. planning to attend are Mr. and Mrs.

Both Miss Van Allen and Mr. Wil- J. C. Reifschneider, Mr. and Mrs.

A. sou are graduates of the College of the Pacific and were identified with fraternity circles In the college. The bride is a daughter of Ukiah and 'news of the coming wedding will be of interest to friends throughout the county. She is a charming and H. Martin, Mrs.

George Vevoda. Over 200 tickets have been sold for the dance. HEAVY The snows on San Hedrin were so heavy tills winter that thoy broke sician. Before the June wedding the bride elect will be the honored guest at social functions in this city. Mr.

Wilson has been acting principal of Ukiah grammar school since January, Ailing the position vacated by the resignation of F. D. Patton. He has accepted the appointment for the coming year so the new home will be in Ukiah. and Mrs.

T. W. Maguire, Mr. and Mrs. E.

"vW Stephens and Charles WELL KNOWN CLUB Kasch. Following dinner the guests Mrs. Wallace R. Pond of Berkeley, played cards, The pries were won and her daughter, Mrs. Benjamin beautiful girl and a talented mu-1 to the ground the wide beautiful ViWMlMW DANCE freshmen of school will entertain body at a dance to be held in the gymnasium ning tious anu Vll win ue i Ke ther twelve or more school-mates, with the standard ot he class.

Mrs.j who togetner enjoyed Saturday eve Paul Beaufort, class teacher, is assisting the freshmen in the plans taslum of the school Friday eve-, ar ed 0 9 of the coming week. Decora- Mi f. a hsp in and program will be in keeping 5 for the dance. (JKKffTIJfG FROM TRAVELER P. B.

Westerman of Potter Valley. roses decorated the rooms and added their sentiment to the reminiscences of school days. Refresh ments were served by the hostessl personal greeting, tdfiach mem- 1 Mrs. Hawxley was a guest at the club ber of th'e club was written on. the Saturday and greeted old cards used as score cards by the there.

She is a daughter Of Fortnightly Bridge group at lunch- eon and bridge yesterday. The greetings and cards were sent by G. W. Stout who is touring the MRS. UERTSOH RETURNS 1 east and Canada with Dr.

Stout. Mrs. Alice Bertsch, accompanied J. Brown was hostess to the club (by her son, Harold, returned Monday entertaining luncheon at her i night from the southern part of the home on Dora street. 4Us.

TJrown Istale, where she has been for the used quantities of beaut iffl roses in past six months. Mrs. E. L. Styffe of decorating the luncheon table and (Pasadena and her two children came by Mrs.

Preston and Mr. Kasch. GO TO SCOTLAND Mrs. Jay Lee Smith and daughter, Joan, are leaving Ukiah the end of next week on a visit to Scotland. They sail from Montreal, June 15, and will be the guests of relatives near Terth while in Scotland.

Mr. Smith accompanies his family east. They will spend a week or more in New York and Boston before Mrs. Smith and Joan sail for Scotland. They will return to Ukiah in September.

Mr. Smith will be a month in the east. LITEST OK DAUGHTEKQ Mrs. Weldon returned Tuesday to her Sine in Los Angeles; after a visit of ten days or a fort, night in Ukiah. Mrs.

Weldon was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Frye while in this valley. Ehe was cordially, greeted by old friends and enjoyed the first dsit back to her old home very AT ST. HELENA Mrs. Prank Cunningham and her two daughters are j.t St.

Helena sanitarium. Mrs. Cunningham took her daughter, Louise to St. Helena n.bout two weeks ago. It was found on examination that her lungs were badly congested and pneumonia threatened.

Frances developed a severe cold this week and complications were feared. Mrs. Cunningham returned from St. Helena and took her second daughter over. Frank Cunningham accompanied his family Wednesday afternoon.

A VAN ALLEN-WILSON WEDDING The first wedding to be solemnized in the beautiful new Methodist church will be that of Miss Joy Van Allen, eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. K. Van Allen, and Ray Rollin Wilson, principal of Ukiah grammar school.

The wedding has been set for high noon, Saturday, June 25, and will be solemnized by Rev. C. Beasley. Only family members and most intimate friends will be in- Stearns of Los Angeles, will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Weist about June 1. Mrs. Pond is a well known club woman of the bay region. She is a past president of Laurel Hall club of San Francisco and one of the organizers and founders of Twentieth Century club of Berkeley. She is a member of the Presidents club of San Francisco.

Mr. and Mrs. Weist. are planning a number of social affairs for the pleasure of their guests. DINNER DANCE More than a score of local will attend the dinner dance ths eve-v! ning Lucerne.

This uSViner and dance is arranged by Lakeport chapter, Eastwn Star, and an invitation was extended to local Eastern Star members, Masons and De Molay. Mr. Mrs. L. L.

Hopkins interesting group to enjoy the dinner and dance. In the party will be the Hopkins' Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

Dutton, Mr. and Mrs. Starr Nevins, Dr. F. C.

McCloskey, Miss Leonora league. A group of about verendah on the new Cunningham cottage in the mountains. The first visit to the summer' cottages was made last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Hale McCowen, Mr. and Mrs. Hale McCowen, and the children made the trip to San Hedrin. They found the roads in surprising good condition considering that they have not been touched for part of the way all winter long. CHARTER MEMBER Mrs.

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