Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 71

Barton New Head At Booth Appointment of Maj. Ellen Barton as superintendent of Booth Memorial Hospital has meant a return to a familiar locale for the English-born Salvation Army officer. Early in her 20-year career with the Army she served at the Oakland hospital as assistant to Col. Ruth Pagan, then superintendent. Between that time and her return as superintendent in mid-July she has been at Booth Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles, in Boise, Idaho, for two years, and in Portland, for nine years as superintendent of the White Home and E.

Henry Wemme Memorial Hospital. She succeeds Maj. Helen Smeeten, who was transferred to San Francisco to head the personnel, territory department of the of the organization. Major Barton's first weeks here have been busy ones, getting, re-acquainted with the hospital and getting to know the Booth Hospital Auxiliary, organized during her absence. The auxiliary now numbers 600 women whose aim is to assist the hospital financially and through volunteer services.

MAJOR ELLEN BARTON returns to Booth Roger Brown, Bride Take Trip to Tahoe Gladioli, snapdragons and ferns decked the Castro Valley Methodist Church for Saturday afternoon's ceremony at which Judith Ann Sellmeyer became the bride of Roger Lee Brown. Judith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Sellmeyer of Via Pacheco, San Lorenzo, and was escorted to the altar by her father.

Her bridegroom is the son of the Lawrence H. Browns of Via Ventana in the same community, A floor length gown of silk organza with five tiered skirt was worn by the bride, with elbow length veil and pearl orange blossom wreath. She carried white orchids. Martha Brown was the honor attendant, in blue organza with white embroidered daisy border, and in similar gowns in yellow were Sharon Evans, Lynn Bowen, Maire Lindquist, Jackie Sudbury and Pat Shipler. Best man was Larry Brown, and ushers were Fred Shipler, Dave Lawrence, Bill Brown, Richard Addis and Tom Averitt.

The reception followed in the church Fellowship Hall, and the newlyweds left fof a honeymoon at Lake Tahoe. They'll return to. make their home in Hayward. Opera Supper Bids in Mail Invitations wen' in the mail this week for the annual champagne supper which the Women's Board of the San Francisco Museum of Art gives at the museum before the opera opening. This year it is scheduled for Friday, Sept.

11, and will precede the first night performance of "Aida." Chairman of the supper, this year is Mrs. James Ludwig, whose aides include John C. Johannsen, on decorations; Mrs. James L. Murphy, reservations; William Collier lighting effects; Mrs.

Victor Bergeron, hostesses; Mrs. Brooks Walker Jr. and Kenneth Pinney, publicity, World of Women Oakland Tribune, Wednesday, Aug. 5, 1959 S-23 HONEYMOONING IN HAWAII are Mr. and Mrs.

George F. Stamm, who were married July 26 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church here. Mrs. Stamm, the former Barbara Anderson, is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Reuben Anderson of this city, and George is the son of the George Stamms of Antioch. The newlyweds flew over via. United, are stopping at the Halekulani Hotel and expect to be in the Islands until next Tuesday. Bride Wears Gown Of Philippine Lace A gown of sugar cane lace over satin, the material back from the Philippines, was "worn by Carolyn Joan Exner for her marriage to Thomas Phillips, an afternoon ceremony Saturday, July 18, in Walnut Creek Presbyterian Church.

And the bridegroom's brother, the Rev. Donald Phillips, who with his wife brought back the lace when they returned from being missionaries in the islands, assisted the Rev. James Upshaw at the marriage ceremony. Carolyn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Exner of Oak Park Walnut Creek, and she and her bridegroom are both graduates of, Whitworth College at Spokane, Wash. Both have been graduate students at Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, N. and will return there this fall for Mr. Phillips to Will Marry In Seattle Being announced by Mr. and Mrs.

John F. Kavanagh, of Cary Drive, San Leandro, is the engagement, of their daughter, Joan Marie, to John F. Zehnder of Bellingham, Wash. Joan is a graduate in history from the University of California, where she 'affiliated with Alpha Xi Delta sorority. She received her teacher's certificate at Seattle University.

At San Lorenzo High School, where she did her preparatory work, she was student body vice president. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Zehnder of the northern city, was graduated from Seattle U.

in electrical engineering. He is a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Aug. 29 has been set as the wedding date, the ceremony to take place in Seattle. JOAN KAVANAGH fiance of John Zehnder Picnic For Vassar Girls A picnic for entering Vassar College students was held a week ago in the Portola Valley home of Mrs.

Lewis A. Day. The Bay Area Alumnae of the Poughkeepsie, N.Y., college have also elected new officers. Mrs. John Shuman is president, aided by Mrs.

John H. Ross, vice president;) Mrs. Robert H. Morris, secretary, and Mrs. Robert E.

Phelan, treasurer. Committee chairmen include Mrs. Clark Maser, fund raising; Mrs. Aime Michaud, publicity, Mrs. Louis Gelwicks prospective students; Mrs.

Leigh Miller, Seven College Conference representatives; Mrs. Peter De Vries, Marin representative, and Mrs. Charles Renfrew, scholarship, Sorority Alumnae to Greet New Officers Newly elected officers of the Berkeley-Oakland Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta sorority assume their duties at the group's next meeting, to be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 18, at the home of Mrs.

Russel G. Erb, on Woolsey St. in Berkeley. Heading the new slate of officers is Mrs. E.

Gordon Foster of Berkeley, as president, and serving with her are Mrs. James Fritz, Berkeley, vice president; Mrs. Charles Brogden, Berkeley, recording secretary; Mrs. C. M.

Reyburn of Alameda, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Walter Popenuck of Berkeley, treasurer. Also serving on the sorority group's board are Mrs. Harry SAIL TO HAWAII Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Jurs of among Hawaii hellenic delegate; Mrs. J. Sprague Johnson Berkeley, journal correspondent, and the following committee chairmen: Mrs. John Fenstermacher of Alameda, magazine; Mrs. Forrest E.

Tregea of Piedmont, publicity; Mrs. Erb, philanthropy, and Mrs. Jess W. Braught of, Berkeley, hospitality. At the upcoming meeting, Mrs.

Foster will report on the sorority's 26th national convention, held this summer at Glenwood Springs, Colo. She attended this meeting with Mrs. Kelley and with Catherine Gimblin of Alpha Xi's active chapter 'on the University of California Berkeley campus. Alumnae interested in attending the meeting should get in touch with Mrs. Braucht, at W.

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and Mrs. George Phillips, who with their daughter Kathy came west from Zelienople, for the wedding. Carolyn was given in marriage by her father. She wore a fingertip length illusion net veil held by a seed pearl and headpiece, and carried white orchids. Her attendants, in street length blue dresses and carrying yellow carnations, were Mrs.

Jack Meredith of Spokane as matron of honor, Mrs. Robert Crichton of Livermore and Chris Inman-Kane of Lafayette in the secondary roles. Kathy Phillips was junior bridesmaid. Charles Exner, Carolyn's brother, was best man, and guests were seated by Mr. Meredith and by Loyal Fitch of Scotia, Calif.

Mr. Crichton the church, Mrs. Exner receiving in a blue and rose print on our was the vocalist, and Donna The Hoffman reception played the followed at 2:00 p. m. thursday, august 6 IN 1891 WALNUT Bonanza St.

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