The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 6

ifLX Decorative New Sandals Are Being Made Zonta Club Members Attend Annual Social! Ifevu6) Cluh Don's Hlafsa Becomes Bride Of ft Hardy Using Many Fabrics Leathers Jewels gdfl Ik 9 THE FRESNO BEE Saturday December 27 1947 Christmas Party The members of the Zonta Club PAGE By Mary Hampton Tf you have a Christmas check in your possession and parties on our calendar it would be top fashion investment to go buv a beauteous lew pair of dressy sandals Maybe your pet shoe shop won't even have them in yet Do some inquiring and then put "dibs" on the first arrival For the modish woman from 5 on now dresses her feet as fabulously as she dresses her head in an eve catching concoction Announcement is being made of the marriage of Doris Sharon Hlaf-sa and Ronald Hardy which took attended an annual dinner which was a feature of the holiday sen- son The members gathered in I the Californian Hotel around a ta-i ble which was lighted by a series of graduated red candles bordered way over nan or tne evening WmW km Bt rem place recently in the Franeisca's Wedding Chapel Rev Al Faulkner of the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints solemnized the double ring ceremony before a fireplace in the chapel Decorations of silver chains and skirts are shortish enough to show the ankle now And all of the sophisticated 5 o'clock clothes are like that This naturally focuses with pine and cedar boughs Mis Mamie Wathhold the president conducted the meeting and' greeted the members After dinner a program of musical and dramatic numbers were Eleanor Schmidt Reveals Troth At Yule Party Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt Jr of Biola are announcing the engagement of their daughter Eleanor to John Maiers of Fresno The betrothal was disclosed to he immediate members of the Maiers' family on Christmas Eye when Miss Schmidt opened a package containing her engagement ring The plans to wed nere told to the bride elect's parents the following day at dinner The couple have not set a wedding date Both the young people arc grad the male eye upon the ankle since he can no longer see higher And modish women are going to really give him a treat These new dressy slippers do everything the top skill of best shoe makers can manage Ankle bells flanked the mantel which bore an arrangement of randies Large baskets of white chysanthe-mums were placed on each side of nothing around the neck or wrist will equal the fool Very fine and fragile gold and silver pipings are used too and lacy cutouts and soft gold mesh as well as fine strap lacings crisscrossed to make the entire sandal often with nothing solid at all Satin for dressy sandals will be the drama touch of holidays and Spring And not onjy will they be sophisticated brown and expected black but colors too And when it comes to slippers for formal gowns everything a shoeman can get his hands on is being used like rich brocades velvet embroideries and lace along with super fine kid presented Mrs Pearle Warner the president of the San Mateo Club was a guest and presented a reading Mr and Mrs Leslie Blo-field presented musical numbers Twenty eight members were gathered around the festive board i the improvised altar 'fne bride was escorted down the white carpeted aisle by her father John lllafsa Her wedding costume was miide with a high neckline in white lace jacket with a peplum straps are top rating for they do something to add provocativfness and please the men Some shoemakers have found two fragile straps are better than one And the very newest of new dressy slippers have ribbons or soft leather bands that crisscross and rise all the way up the foot and ankle to the low hemline of the ballerina skirt it- and suede and satin Fern Ay res Becomes Bride In Church Rites and a white satin skirl adorned with insets of lace and satin roses A sweetheart shaped lace crown held the illusion net veil which was decorated with insertions of lace like that of the crown and jacket She carried a shower boquet of white orchids and gardenias with streamers of stephanotis Miss lllafsa chose Mrs Paul Pan-' sen Of course the heels are hich and the sandals are very cut out and fragile and decorative and feminine Even jewelinn is added at MAPMC AT BlTIKlt 8-3B24 uates of the central union msn School Miss Schmidt attended the Central California Commercial College and is employed by Marks Furniture store Maiers served in the army dining the war and now is employed by Kyle and Company Cadman Club Members Will Present Program times such as fine heariwork in Mr and Mrs George Ayres are announcing the recent manage of their daughter Fern Marie to Robert Mitchell The ceremony took place in the First Southern Baptist Church in Madera with Rev Burnett Whitaker officiating cut bronze or steel beads or rhinc- fe ffi ot rf stones or glittering colored stones coast of Los Angeles a sister to be the matron of honor and Misses Carol Hardy and Anna Mae Scwell to attend her as bridesmaids The attendants wore gowns alike of white taffeta fashioned ith high necklines and cap sleeves They wore long gloves ot matching Ana indeed the platforms are with us plenty of them and some so high and sparkly with jewels that at the double ring rites The bride was given in marriage by her father She wore a light blue Coafnuoii Skew Toeey and Sun tram 2 PM LAST bAVl Krrot Flynn Barbara Nianwyrk "CRY WOLF" ALSO MONTI HAIK in "Men from Rainbow Valley" TOM6Rft6W! TWO SMASH HITS! The Comedy Laff KIM of 1947 Mrs Ronald Hardy Jacques Photo suit with black accessories and a corsage of white carnations Miss Helen Pistorcsi icftosc engagement to Eugene Bon-signore was announced Christmas at a family gathering in Madera Miss Pistoreni i employe of the St George Winery in Frcmo material and heart shaped hats outlined with ruffling Nosegay bo-quets of gardenias and red roses with satin streamers complemented the costumes Ted Trammel the best man David MrCaulev and lames Seheirit The bride's attendant was Miss! The Cadman Musical Club will meet Tuesday from 2 to 4 in the home of Miss lone Maxwell 2965 Blackstone Avenue for a Yule Dartv The club is sponsored hy Lucy Arguijo of Los Angeles She wore a green suit with a pink Zeta Phi Omegas corsage The best man was Lloyd Ayres a brother of the bride Her first grownup dress for parties or graduation! Charming both short and in hallet length Pattern 9491 is sweetly scalloped at yoke and sleeves has a whirlaway skirt This pattern gives perfect fit is i the Fresno Music Teachers Association I The members will exchange gifts DfCtc A reception was held in the home Elect Is ushers completed the wedding par I At The couple received eongratula- I tions after the ceremony at a re- UiC H6 rflriV of the bride's parents on Second Street The bride cut a three tiered betore a musical program Mill Patricia Williamson will be the mis- CfW At CAiviysr wedding cake cention in the social rooms of the icasy to use Complete illustrated the Arizona sew chart shows you every step tress of ceremonies The bride attended chanel and cut a four tiered rake! Members of the Zeta Phi Omega Assisting in serving the rake to Sororifv attended Christmas WJ -S5i62J Sf" the guests were Miss Phyllis Jarvis iployed by an accountant here Mit- And Tea Party and Miss Norma Cottrell ipany recently in me nome oi rars chell is a son of Mitchell of Miss LUCretla Papagni who willj Miss Lola Isaacson was in charge Pau Patnott on Montecito Ave- wainron Ark and is a student in Piano solos will be given hy Gordon Shacklett Helen Williamson LaVerne Rithermill and Peggy Rogers Mary Elian Evans will he heard in vocal solos and Vivian Ward and Thelma Ward will appear in a piano duo Refreshments will be served Pattern 9491 comes in girls sizes 6 8 10 12 14 Size 10 frock takes M'k yards Ti inch fabric PATTERN is 25 cents plus 1 cent for tax total 26 cents Send to The Fresno Bee Public Relations Print plainly name address zone size and style number the Arizona State Teachers College wed Peter Smith January -Srd wasinfhe criiest book New Ploying DOORS OPIN 11:30 A nunuiru lotcwwj hi a huwhwi- jvirs jonn ruaisa me moiner oi eous shower in the San Francisco lne Drjae chose a black suit and The mantel and tables were deco-home of Miss Marie Roberfs black accessories for her daugh- rated in a Christmas theme with Iter's wedding holly and holiday figurines Miss Papagni while she attended Tne mother of the bridegroom vuj the San Francisco College fori Mrs fimtip Harrtv wore a small i Gifts were exchanged and a des- PM'S! 2ND FEATURE Savage Tkrllls in GLORIFYING YOURSELF ONE WEEK'S BRUSHING WILL BRIGHTEN HAIR By Alicia Hart Visit Fresnans Dr Lee Hollister his mother Municipal League Picks New Officers W1 i Women checked crav suit with a match- sert course served The remainder Airs Ruth Hurley and his aunt NO INCRIASI IN PRICES ini? hat and black lnK nal ano DlacK infor- Mrs Florence Dohos were guests of access rs bwmj of nc evening was spent roffftch Jic onrl -l i The Fresno Municipal League honor in the home of Mr and Mrs nW wer Temd7 Flvors c-ZvoaehuSf i I 1 lilc: lfl31 1 ifl I nun A natural shine in your hair will win as many admiring glances during the holidays as a bright gimmick tucked into your coiffure Take brush in hand now you nhrt ti-ont I ti'f-trb- nn an avi lif- ooeri wimenings ann ai an open nimrT aru um nri iv a nncicci fr iho nait inrinioH held its final meeting of the year recently with a luncheon in the house civen while thev were visit- i a nonejmoon ui) ut "(r nouse given wnne mey were gUMt as was a rake inscribed iwas taken by the newlyweds who Mesdames Paul Allison Fred filmed In Ciiecefor home of the president Mrs Felicia Wriehtson Paul Roberts Frank tin- iam hv rh Mm Black 6r Hollister is from San Fran- '''5 Vhu wllcn are making their nome in RN making their home in Fresno The bride graduate a me Officers elected for the coming CISCO and Mrs Hurley and Mrs Micc mthii uf is a that a few desultory strokes will rp Mrs Black president "Dobos are of Cincinnati -J ncni in ni mWarrts t-! nt tr The Adventure Magnificent In All Its Technicolor Glory! uuiiiii narav II a son "i nil mm axim Fresno honored the bride elect at'rirvillr Hardv He attended schools Ned CombaPE James fflfe OTrBnSSe a tea in the rose room of the Pal in Napa Ida and served in tne Dawson Earl Gerard Frank Find- )hD rintiesi hair if nineii urer Mrs Walter Martin secre- ace Hotel tne next afternoon navv durine the war Earl Jones hrch uin im ir tary and Mrs Ruth Schaivon press ley Ray Harrington Frances Mclntire of Fresno was He is employed by Ralph's Bak within a week's time To whip up correspondent ainuuK Mie sut'sis pieseni irora out ery luster single out a strand of hair Walter Krog Arthur Klepper Art Musso Vic Pfief Jack Ring Thomas Rogers Virgil Shank Rob-bert Strome and Donald Weaver Ul LUWIl C'ont from 1 1 PH 3-B1Z1 LAST DAY! at a time and stroke first up then BifaLaBkrBaiaD JKEm9l la1 ABaKaT' Marlpma and AaKSaBnTfrV Broadway 9 10 11 JWF 1 Round Trip down When one wrist gets tired Miss Joy Hopkins Is Hostess At Bridge Party switch your brush to the other hand PA I I KKMY "Spoilers of the North" ALSO! ROY ROGERS la "APACHE ROSE" In olor Apply the most strokes to top Althaea Club Members Plan Gift Exchange HOUSEHOLD ARTS Rainbow Quilt By Alice Brooks hair Here where gleam has the best chance to dazzle I know one girl with dazzling dressed to Miss Joy Hopkins entertained friends recently at a dessert bridge party in the home of her sister Mrs Patterson on Lowe Avenue The decorations were in a hug her head like a silken cap who claims she gives the top layer Gifts were exchanged and games included Misses played at a meeting of the Althaea ibe guest list lnuuaed misses an extra 51) strokes arter she winds up a 15 minute stint of all over She had a DATE with a DREAM that came beautifully true! Club in the home of Miss MliESSlS'ffS vss Flo FTTHIS SA1 brushing or iv nnni hvp Lijiften uT aneerlv Hargrave Joyce Dockery Starts Tomorrow WM ADELE MARSHALL MARA in "BLACKMAIL" Alte HOPALONG CASSIDY 1 "CALL OF THE PRAIRIE' were awarded Mesdames Henton Ella Wagner and Mil lothv Chevalier Janice Cole Tina iMuyzer Joyce Dose Lora Lee In Mabel Williams Attenrtinp u-pro UcHamnE gle Margueitte Henry Shirley Mc- Carol Innis Betty ford and vuuiiira iuai-i lone Trovato Eleanor DpT lip fa Ruth Lovelace LUKE WILLS Irene Davis Elaine Brase Joan Schmall Bernice Zimmerman Evelyn Forath Dorothea Trafican Henton and Ella Wagner and Misses Helena Melc and Williams YOUR BABY AND MINE SHOES ARE IMPORTANT TO WALKING BABY Bv Myrtle Eldred Meet Your Friends At The TONITE AT aBakLVi lakW bIIItH b'vj BM Walt Disncv's AND HIS RHYTHM BUSTERS mm Not until your baby begins to walk will you be very conscious of the position of his feet Then you may find to your surprise that the baby walks very pigeontoed or with the feet spread outward like those of a cutout doll or maybe one foot in and one foot out both feet ap OPEN 10:30 A JAU The Screen nUlf Speefoeft That Is Making Motion fief tiro History in Fresno' COIOS IT TICHHICOIQI Wi 1 1 mH 1 1 1 1 mini also 'Featuring ifun Krrnl in GfNTUMAN JOE PAIOOKA 1 1 :00 :40 4 7 10 and PM SEE IT! TOMORROW Your Favorite Cocktails Chinese-American Dinners AffCTtMlTOM Special Attroctio SUM ANDREWS Western Picture Comedian WARMat) AMO IXCtTIO pearing to head in the same direction These are usually temporary situations which clear up as the child gains muscle strength and more adeptness at walking It is quite to be expected that he will spread his legs lar apart for better balance and the probability is that his feet will toe in If this condition continues over-long it should be brought to the attention of the baby's doctor who will suggest the type of corrective shoe which will help to end it Shoes are important when the ft THEY FOUGHT THEY I mrn tucy i lut iciin ft I A STORY AS BIG OPIN DAILY 10 AM TO 12 1923 TUOLUMNE To Thf Power Bldi PH 4-2 1 COMt OMSSC0 AS m- AS AMERICA! YOU AREZ- Prr OUBUtYfOX baby begins to walk Up to this time he may have had soft mocca-shoes or even the soft type of kid baby shoe There is a feeling that he can't walk in these but any baby can prove that to the contrary He can and does The baby can also walk barefooted and it would be fine for his feet But we live in a world where ADDED WALT DISNEY CARTOON DONALD DUCK WITH ADDED FEATURE Brand new pattern for your fa- it temperatures the harshness of pav-iorite hobby! Make this rainbow "CHIP AND DALE To all our friends and customers HHB5p" and many thanks for the kind- LHibWl VH nes5 you've shown us during the Mf past Hi For Alterations nA Rnar ing of sidewalk of hardwood quilt of scraps in solid colors or floors and even of grass may be! prints in rainbow hues Plight inch LATEST NEWS punitive to the child tender soles blocks form a stunning quilt! iMiiiriiieoMiimiriiiiiFiiii Quilt this newest beauty! Pattern "BLONDIE'S ANNIVERSARY" With PENNY SINGLETON ARTHUR LAKE He needs the protection of shoes when he is walking and it is essen Plus C'laro Kid (Gilbert Roland! 713S pattern pieces directions Our improved pattern visual with easy to see charts and photos KING OF THE BANDITS tial that shoes be of a material and shape and size so that they stay put on the feet and do not cause and complete directions makes Mllll 1 I CiillaM -jrH fj TT( pg naaaaaaaaaaje- CLOSED Dec 29 to Jan 18 Prepared To Give You Even HN Better Service JBl Belmont Rt tne child to slip and fall because needlework easy thej twist out of place Send 20 rents in coins plus 1 The type of shoe manufacturers rent for tax total 21 cents for this make for the walking child is thelpattern to The Fresno Bee Public one to buv It should be white i Relations Print plainly name preferably be well made so that address and pattern number the inside is smooth without lumps( Fifteen cents more plus 1 cent or harsh seams It should be high for tax total 16 cents brings you so thnt it can be laced into place our new needlework 104 il-on the fool and he fitted at least lustrations of designs: Crochet three fourth inches longer than the knitting toys home decoration em-child's standing length of foot and broidery and a free pattern for plenty wide enough for each toe to three kitchen accessories and a HP BIG-TIME 9 VAUDEVILLE CATERING ATTRACTIONS i IfCEPI BANQUETS spread nut comfortably bin printed in the hook I CEBL MILAIAT 1AM IBB Iat Ha I "Tobacco Rood" I "Grapes Of Tomorrow IDA LUPINO DANE CLARK 'DEEP VALLEY' Alan LORRETTA YOUNG DAVID NIVIN 'PERFECT MARRIAGE' LODGE AFFAIRS UPPIT SUPPERS COMPLETE RKN'TAM VI'S DELICATESSEN 203 Itlmoat Ph 4-3201 FOR THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE- ine cniin nas one pair ot such shoes and wears them constantly iunlil worn thin they needn't he considered a great extravagance My leaflet No 37 The First Year may he had hy sending a stamped self addressed envelope with your request to Myrtle Meyer Eldred in care of The Fresno Ree NORR DA va IIMITKD BNOAOBMUrVI -PBK Thl rna(rmrn Oalr! tlSVr Wark llava 74 MATIMK VII Miin Hnllrtav ai'ti HllhRRV at All' Tlmra Mr eeMSSS rrlrm InrliHlr Tr I S1beI 7 AM-MN-H TMIRI'I NATtOMAUT AMOM TNKK fTIAKt BIT of SWEDEN at Magnuson's Country Dining Room feoiuring Swedish Smorgasbord Chkktn Baktd Ham HAM STEAK aa EGGS MIIIMOHT BRtiAKPAJtT A PERFECT HOLIDAY 3 PROGRAM OP SINGING Z3 DANCING ANO NOVELTY 3 AT f40 PLUS AND 2ND ACTION HIT 3 EbTMP 'mm Ollvor 3 VCUIWOOD'S HAYDEW Matt Deft te Greet '41 At This metre 3 Ntw Ytor's Evt EB 2 BIG CELEBRATIONS 9 8:15 AND MIDNIGHT VAUDEVILLE ACTS 2 INI PBATUfr5 Opa rivrrv 'Mni A Mi In EEiiiniaflvii Open 5 to 9 Sundays 12:30 Noon to 9 Closed Mondays Cemt To Woo'i NEW YEAR'S EYE Make Your Reservations Now! 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