The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 11

Annual Picnic The Men's club of St. Catherine's church recently held the first of its special weekly meetings to lay plans for the coming fourth annual parish picnic at Mangini's park in Menlo Park on May 30 from 10 a.m. to 6 p. m. The event will offer races and games for all youngsters, married and unmarried men and women, and a baseball game between the St.

Catherine's Men's club and the men of Our Lady of Angels, parish, also in Burlingame. The picnic, under the direction of Peter Venerdi, is the annual fund raiser for the club's sports program which benefits the boys and girls of the St. Catherine's school. Myron Sadler, chairman of refreshments, has announced thai all manner of refreshments will be available at the park. His committee includes Joe Stopple, Chuck Galloway, Bill Sullivan, John Bria, Joe Thatn, Hal Ryan and Fred Knoll.

Parking, admission, and such details will be handled by Joe Kleirt- ert with the help of George Watt, Frank Ricei and Joe Fernandez. Tom Gordon heads the dancing and games committee. Joe Aliamus will take charge ot master of ceremonies duties and first aid, and Ed Arnold will conduct the baseball game. On the finance committee are: Lou Furrer, Don Delwig, Bob Bauer, George Bonnes, Irv Redmond, Frank Dunn, Larry Putman, Bill Tribbe, Dick Greening and Jim McAuliffe. To reach the park, picnickers will drive south on El Camino to Menlo Park, then turn right onto Santa Cruz avenue and follow the signs to the big event.

Young Pianists To Play in Recital a i Kislingbury-Kerr will present her piano pupils in recital at the Burlingame Women's club next Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Appearing on the program will be Judith Anderson, Barbara Arras, Bill Clute, Joan Clule, Eillene Carpenter, Gail Youngsman, Marilyn McCHnlock. Shirley Ann Kilker, Dorothy Williams, Marvin Holtzberg, Charles Gilmore, Lola Ccnini, Nina Hale, Barbara Holtzberg, Donna Lee Hilker, and Robert C. Stoeven. WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1948 SAN MATED TIMES-- Duchess A dinner in honor of the Duchess Lavia Galdieri Tixon, who arrived not long ago from Home, was recently given by Dr.

and Mrs. August Galdieri of 45 Clark drive, San Mateo, who will entertain her during her stay in San Mateo. The Duchess spoke of Italy and the improved conditions of her country, and her confidence that Italy will again be the country of music, song and gaiety that it once was. Among the guests at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs.

Fred A. Marianetti (Mr. Marianetti is vice president of the Bank of America) their daughter, Irene, Miss Janice Boding, Artaro Micheletti. Manleo Micheletti, Mr. and Mrs.

H. H. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Gaspare La Rosa.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Galdieri and Miss Christine Galdieri, all of San Francisco. The Duchess will remain here for some time and will visit all over California. She is interested in learning of new agricultural implements with which to improve farming on her many Italian estates.

LOVE TO SING. Come out tonight and meet other people who enjoy singing, too. No dues. Time: 8 p. in.

Place: Hayward Park school, at El Camino and Fifteenth avenue, San Mateo. Under auspices of San Mateo and Burlingame recreation departments. Mothers, students, and small children appeared in the fashion show recently at Mercy High school. What to buy for a vacation wardrobe was the theme of the show, and among the models who dis- (Tlniew Photos) played this apparel were little Betty Black and Jerry Troyan and Virginia Thompson, Mrs. Philip Heglin, Claire Jones, and JoAnn Schroyer.

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