Petaluma Argus-Courier from Petaluma, California • Page 5

March 4, 1936. PETALUMA' ARGUS-COURIER, PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA. -EVENING EDITION Page Five MATRONS RECOVER FROM INFLUENZA Mrs: S. Albertoni, who has been ill at her home on suffering from influenza, Bustreet. reovered.

Her has daughter, Mrs. Lin Manzano, also been ill. Spring Sale of "Wearever" Aluminum NEW 2-EGG POACHER Poaches more delicious, better looking eggs. 794 saves Easy Steams health -clean them; values. dome REG.

$1.10 cover; flat bead. NEW 4-PIECE SAUCE PAN SET Ideal sizes -2 1 1 qt. and pts. Smooth bottoms, easy-clean round $189 sheet Smart corners. flat Hard, Aluminum.

thick 4 beads. REG. $2.95 covers, 79c extra. NEW STYLE SAUCE POTS Easy -clean dome cover. Smooth bottom with round easy -clean corners.

Steam seal. 4-QUART New broad- -grip 149 one handles; long or bail; handle. or Also 6-qt. $1.79 REG. $1.85 (Regular MODERN PERCOLATORS Triple -tested; famous for delicious coffee.

New styling; easy6-CUP clean dome cover. $195 Also (Reg. Bakelite 4-cup handles. $1.85 8-cup REG. $2.50 $2.19 (Reg.

CHICKEN FRYER DUTCH OVEN Extra thick. Drip- -drop SIZE ing cover. saver steam steam seal bead. vent; Also 12' size $3.95 REG. $3.90 (Regular THE FAIR Jos.

Schoeningh 19 Western Ave. Phone 437 Attractive Mabel Hansen Weds R. O. Adams Of Army Field Pink plum blossoms, flowering quince, wild iris and acacia, with the greenery of wild ry, decorated the fireplace fore which Mrs. Mabel H.

Hansen and Mr. Robt. 0. Adams, exchanged their marriage vows Tuesday night. Dr.

Ralph C. Waddell, pastor of the Congregational church, officiated at the ceremony performed in the living room at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Woldemar, Mountain View and Grand avenues.

Baskets of spring flowers were in gorgeous profusion in the rooms, creating a garden of bloom. The titian-haired bride was gowned in blue figured silk, made on simple lines with a cape effect. She wore a corsage of Talisman roses. Mrs. Clarence P.

Woldemar, sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor, wearing a becoming blue print gown, and corsage of red roses. Mr. Woldemar, brother of the bride, was the best man. and the bride's small daughter, Jeanine Hansen, was the flower girl. She was dainty in a blue silk gown, with a 'matching ribbon tied to her fair hair.

She carried a French bouquet. Mrs. Louise Woldemar, mother of the bride, was gowned in figured silk. and wore a corsage of violets. Preceding the marriage cere mony a dinner was served to the immediate relatives and a few friends at a table covered with a lace cloth, garlanded with stock and huckleberry greenery, and lightednsitha tapers.

Mr. bride will make their home in this city, having apartment at 14 Liberty street. to wedding Thereplan the The attractive" daughter of Mrs. Louise Woldemar, and sister of Clarence P. Woldemar, Mrs.

M. F. Holmes, Mrs. Elmer Hannan, of this city, Mrs. Jack Murdock, of San Rafael.

She has always resided here. where she is filling a position with the Pacific Telephone Telegraph which she will continue. She is the mother of small Jeanine Hansen. The bride has won a of friends, by her radiant charm, who will be interested in news her marriage to Mr. Adams.

The groom is the son of John Adams of Louisville, and brother of Frank. J. Omar Adams, Mrs. H. Nelson and Mrs.

L. Jackson, all of Louisville, For the past four years he been stationed at Hamilton NOW! New 1936 OLDSMOBILES as low as $898 Delivered Here Fully Equipped Murphy Chevrolet Co. 124 Main St. Phone 840 Just Received Another Large Shipment Franciscan Pottery Many Beautiful Gift Numbers Included! We Invite Your Inspection! Schluckebier Hdw. Co.

Since 1864 MANAMAR Minerals and Proteins of the Sea for poultry and cattle McNEAR MANAMAR EGG MASH McNEAR MANAMAR CHICK MASH McNEAR MANAMAR DAIRY FEED Mixed Ready to Feed G. P. McNEAR CO. BAPTISTS WILL HEAR NOTED LECTURER Geo. T.

B. Davis of the million testaments campaigns, author of prophetic books, writer for the Sunday School Times, traveler and lecturer, recently returned from the Holy Land, will give a lantern lecture at the Baptist church here Fri day night at 8 o'clock. His subject will be "Rebuilding Palestine According to Prophecy." Mr. Davis has traveled extensively through the Holy Land and is in a position to give hand information on recent unusual developments that are now taking place in Palestine. He will explain how at this very hour there is a delegation in this country from England raising $10,000,000 to transport Jews from Germany to the Holy Land.

He will also explain many events which are taking place at present which, according to prophecy, may have a direct bearing on national life and some interesting facts regarding harnessing the Jordan river, pumping oil through the' desert and taking treasure from the Dead sea. HONOR CARL PLOW ON NATAL DAY Carl Plow, one of the well known young business men of this city, who is in charge of the retail egg sales department in the local plant of the Poultry Producers of Central California, had a birthday Friday and in the evening was surprised by a group of his friends. Mrs. Plow had arranged for the anniversary celebration which was enjoyed by the honor guest and those who feted his birthday. Supper was served and the hours following were spent playing games and enjoying a social time.

COMMUNITY WHIST AT NOVATO NOVATO, Mar. March evening community whist party for the upkeep fund of the munity House will be held there Monday the 9th with the game starting at 8:30 m. Refresh ments will be served. Mrs. Wm.

Hanen is chairman in charge, assisted by Mr. Hanen, the Geo. D. Morrisons, the G. L.

Halls, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Tracey, the L. H. Potters, the Walter Bunts, Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. Olsen, Mrs. Evelyn Clark, Mrs. K.

Paxton, Miss Kitty Chaplin and Gordon Clark. Out-of-town guests are welcome. ADJUTANT, MRS. DIETZ HERE FROM EUREKA Adjutant and Mrs. Dietz, formerly in charge of the Salvation Army work here.

now making their home in Eureka, where they have been stationed for some time. were in this city Tuesday. While here they visitLieut. Robt. N.

Dick, officer in charge of the local Army work. The couple, who spent many happy days here, were delighted with the visit in their former home. RELIEF ENCAMPMENT CONFERS DEGREE Relief Encampment No. 29. I.

0, 0. met Monday night and conferred the Golden Rule degree on a candidate. The meeting was one of the most largely at: tended eer of recent weeks, a number of the older members present: The Encampment received invitations from the Santa Rosa and San Rafael Encampments, 10 confer the Golden Rule degree at dates to he named later. COUPLE CELEBRATE 45TH ANNIVERSARY OF WEDDING Mr. and Mrs.

H. F. meyer, 824 street, celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary Sunday and were entertained at a turkey dinner given at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bundesen in Cinnabar district.

A wealth of flowers decorated the country home, with numerous baskets having been gifts from friends of the widely beloved couple. The central decorative motif for the table was a mound of blooms in the deep color tones of yellow and other pastel shades. Many friends who were aware happy occasion extended greetings and gifts to Mr. and Mrs. Kolkmeyer.

The couple, who were married in San Francisco, have resided in this city HOOVER TO BE HEARD ON AIR Former President Hoover will speak over the Columbia network on Saturday, Mar. 7. from 7 to 7:45 p. (P. S.

The talk will originate from Colorado Springs. where he is to address a meeting of the Young Republicans of that state at the City Auditorium. KFRC will carry the broadcast. ENTERTAIN VISITORS Mr. and Mrs.

Hans E. Hansen (Thelma Brooks). who were recently married, arrived here from Campbell. Santa Clara, county, Sunday to visit with Vogen sen, local businessman and all old friend of Mr. Hansen, who made his home here for many years.

The couple were entertained at a dinner at "The Palms," and met many friends of the bridegroom. Mr. Hansen was formerly with the Polly Ann bak ery onl Kentucky street. Leavhere ho went to Willlts where he remained for a short eventually left for Campbell. where he purchased the "Taste Good" bakery, which he is successfully conducting.

Mr. Hansen and Miss Brooks were married on Meh. at Campbell and are making their home in that city where they are widely known. The wedding of the former resident surprise to his l'etaluma friends. ODD FELLOWS TO GIVE ST.

PATRICK DANCE Petaluma Lodge No. 30, I. 0. (). received one application for membership Tuesday night and will have initiation next Tuesday night.

The lodge will sponsor a dance on the evening of St. Patrick's Day, to memMarine bers, their families and the Rebekahs will be welcome to attend. much of the time since they took the vows, held sacred through the years. They are happy i in the twilight of their lives with their children, grandchildren and their countless friends. The couple are the parents of Mrs.

Karl Bundesen of Cinna bar a district, Theo. W. Kolkmeyer, who is with the Poultry Producers of Central California, and Ray Kolkmeyer, of Modesto, who was here for the anniversary, accompanied by his wife and children. He was formerly a resident of this city and is at present manager of the Western Union Telegraph office in Modesto. Felicitations and wishes tor many more happy days were extended to this honored couple.

who hope to observe their golden wedding which will occur tive years hence. MARJORIE HALEY WEDS FRED SCHLETH Miss Marjorie Haley. the blonde daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Haley of this city. and Mr. Fred Schleth now of San Francisco, were recently married in that city. where they are making their permanent home.

The couple announced their engagement some time ago but kept the wedding date secret, having been quietly married on Feb. 3. The bride has spent much of her life in this city. and is a girl who attracts friends by her sunny personality. Mr.

Schleth is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Schleth of Liberty district.

He left here some time ago for San Francisco to take a position. ENGAGED COUPLE HONORED AT PARTY A birthday dinner in honor of Miss Clotilde Verdier, brideelect of Mr. Joseph Piro, was given recently at the home in San Francisco of Mr. and Mrs. John Piro, parents of the groomelect.

Miss Verdier is the daughter of Mr. Paul Verdier and the late Mrs. Mariette Verdier of El Verano. The wedding of the young couple will take place in the late fall. Petaluma friends of Miss Verdier will be interested in news of her betrothal and nearing marriage.

COMMANDER DABNER, WIFE ENTERTAIN Commander Jess E. Dabner of Petaluma Post No 28. American Legion. and Mrs. Dabner, entertained few friends at their home Friday night in honor of Mrs.

Dabner's birthday. Supper was served and the young matron congratulated by the guests. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Dabner entertained a few relatives, including the parents of the latter.

Mr. and Mrs. D. W'. McAleese, of Sausalito.

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the cast for the high school play. "Growing Pains," faces dress rehearsals with mingled motions. All signs point to the play being a hit show. together with the dialogue, casting and the scenery, but there is always the unforeseen to meet. To overcome unexpected ohstacles the cast and the director, Miss Shirley Anderson, are redoubling their efforts.

Not only are they anxious to give finished production but they want to maintain the high standard set by the cast of the operetta, "Singer of which the high school department presented in November. That drew a larger crowd than any school affair has done in years and it is hoped that at caparity audience will witness the coming comedy. At the high school Monday a "teaser" presented for the assembly promote interest in was, the play among the students. It was a success and aroused ellthusiasm in the student body. MOTHERS' CLUB MEETS BIRTHDAY The Mothers' club of St.

Vin cent's academy will meet Thursday afternoon at the parochial hall at 2 o'clock. All members are expected to be present, as business of importance will be transacted. DANCE GAY A number Informal cocktail and dinner parties preceded the leap year dance given by members of the Ross Valley players at the Meadow Club Saturday night. Field, where he is connected with the parachute department, and where he is popular. Tuesday's wedding culminates la romance which started in this city more than a year ago.

Guests attending the wedding were: Mrs. Louise Woldemar, Mr. and Mrs. M. F.

Holmes, Mrs. Elmer Hannan, J. Murdock, Mr. and Mrs. Jud Pettegrew, Mrs.

A. Stefani and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Woldemar.

Decorations in the home were placed by Mrs. Woldemar and Mrs. Pettegrew. DR. M.

D. ALLEN FETED ON 85TH BIRTHDAY NOVATO, Mar. 85th birthday of Dr. M. D.

Allen falling on Mar. 2, was celebrated Sunday with a family gathering. His daughters, Mrs. H. C.

Steinbach and Mrs. Goldie Ryan, with his grandson, Wm. Ryan, and an old family friend, Mrs. Mabel Caten, came up from Oakland. Another daughter, Mrs.

Jack Le Duke, is staying with her parents at their home on Grant avenue. The doctor, who is making a fine recovery from his reaccident in which he suffered broken collar bone, was ace able to take his first drive in Sunday's sunshine with much enjoyment. Though born in Mississippi, and practicing medicine in Kentucky, Missouri and Minnesota, the doctor has been in active practice in California the past 30 years, the last 12 in Novato. The town joins with his wife, six children and four grandchildren in felicitations on the natal day, and wishes for many happy returns of it. STUDENTS GIVE PARTY AT HOMES, HOTEL Miss Eleanor.

Hopkins and Jack Rollin. Santa Rosa Junior Iligh school students. gave progressive party Saturday night in this city inviting a few of their classmates to enjoy the event. The group enjoyed cards at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

G. F. Rollin on Baker street and later left for the Hotel Petaluma where they danced. Motoring to the home of Miss Hopkins they partook of refreshments. The guests: Margaret Nagle, Alberta Logamarsino, Mary Hastings, Eleanor Hopkins, Dick Hagedorn, Ralph Nagle, Jim Byce and Jack Rollin.

SHOWER HONORS INEZ MORETTI A shower was given at the social hall of the Petaluma Coin honor of Miss Inez Moretti operative Creamery Sunday night whose engagement to Walter Singleton Jr. was recently announced. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Alma Moretti, was the hostess. The hall was attractively decorated in green which carried out the St.

Patrick scene along with the refreshments served. Dutch whist was played and high scores were made by Mrs. Josephine Mazza, Mrs. Josephine Haynie and Miss Vivian Respini. Miss Moretti received a gift from each guest present.

The invited guests were Mrs. C. Moretti. Mrs. D.

Giovannini. Mrs. E. Moretti. Mrs.

John Peri, Miss Verne Williams of Rosa, Mrs. W'. Singleton Santa Mrs. G. Bettinelli Mrs.

(. Moreda. Mrs. J. Haynie, Mrs.

Jack Reid, Mrs. Henry Corda, Esto Patocchi, Mrs. Francis Mazza, Mrs. Laurence Bettinelli, Mrs. Lester Bettinelli, Mrs.

Irene Peters. Mrs. Leland Myers, Misses Vivian Respini, Evelyn and Elinor Bettinelli, Evelyn Moretti. Jane Peterson, Genevieve Bettinelli. June Singleton and Julia Bettinelli.

MRS. GALLAGHER RETURNS HOME Mrs. J. P. Gallagher who has been making an extended visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. John Corl in Seattle, Washington, has returned. She left this week for Santa Rosa to visit with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Davis. Mrs.

Gallagher, who is the widow of Judge Gallagher, had a delightful visit in the northern state. GRATON COUPLE IN WEDDING FETE Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson of Graton, observed their golden wedding anniversary at a family reunion held at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. a and Mrs.

Geo. Williams, at Forestville recently. Married in Ontario, Canada, the couple have been residents of Sonoma county for 20 years. JR: WOODMEN PUT OFF ENTERTAINMENT The entertainment planned by Pine Cone. Camp No.

38J. W. 0. for Friday night, has been postponed until a later date. The regular meeting be held when brief business will be transacted.

BUTTS RETURNS T. V. Butts, Sonoma tax collector, has returned to the county seat from San Jose where he attended the state convention of tax collectors, of which he is a former president. Taxation and assessment were among the principal topics discussed. Butts was accompanied on the trip by Mrs.

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