The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 7

Hillsborough Rites March Ceremony TV .1 urinal i i MI i i Performed at the Hillsborough of the bride's parents, the Daniel E. Koshlands, were the rites which united Miss Phyllis Koshland and Howard Friedman of New York at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Rabbi Irving Reichert of San Francisco officiated before approximately 100 guests. The reception immediately followed at the home. The couple stood before a background of decor in the yallow shades.

There were columns of yellow narcissuses and a profusion of Birds of Paradise and tall lighted candelabra. White satin made with long, simple lines and a sweetheart neckline was worn by the bride, and her heirloom lace veil, long, was held to the coiffure with a crown trimmed with orange blossoms. She carried white orchids. Phyllis is the sister of Mrs. Ted Geballe and Daniel Koshland Jr.

and a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haas, the Robert Koshlands, the Philip N. Lilienthals and Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Sloss, and is the granddaughter of Mrs. Fannie Haas of 1 in Francisco. Mrs. Geballe was the only attendant for her sister, and she was dressed in blue brocade with match- ing blue hat Her flowers were yel- low orchids. For her going-away ensemble the bride chose a red wool suit with i brown accessories and an orchid corsage.

At the conclusion of a few days spent in Santa Barbara and vicinity, the couple will return to live in Berkeley, where the bridegroom is studying architecture' at the University California. Phillip Friedman was best man for his brother, and among the guests were the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Lillian Lazar, and his aunt, Mrs. Esther Shapiro, both of New York, who flew west for the marriage. They plan t8 leave tonight by plane for thei reastern home.

Announcement of the engagement of the couple was revealed in September of this year. Art Show Project An art show by Peninsula artists, sponsored by the local branch of the American Association of University Women, is to be held February 14, 15 and 16 in the auditorium, of the Herbert Hoover school, Burlingame. The exhibit include paintings, etchings and block prints. Participation of all Peninsula artists is invited and eagerly anticipated. This is not a jury show, but the pictures will be screened for quantity with emphasis on quality.

If the picture is "for sale" this will be indicated in the catalogue. Artists wishing to.participate will be forwarded further details on receipt of name and address. As this notice is an attempt to compile a list of all Peninsula artists, -they are requested to please submit name and address by mail, together with names and addresses of other artists whom they know. All names must be submitted be- 4- i Pen. Card Events Peninsula Circle of Druids No.

156 will entertain with a whist party next Thursday evening in' the Burlingame IOOF hall. The business meeting has been called for 7:30 o'clock and there will be special games preceding the cards. Lucille Jones and Nellie Schreckengast heard the card committee and in charge of refreshments are Grace Hagman and Teddy Arnott. The public is invited. fore January 10, to American Association of University Women, care of Mrs.

A. Woods Giberson, 2714 Easton drive, Burlingame. Executive committee for the art show is as follows: Chairman, Mrs. A. Woods Giberson, assisted by the Mesdames Jeptha A.

Wade, Fred W. Wyckoff, Edward A. Poage, Linden L. Stark, E. Ransome Fox, Messrs.

Samuel W. Beeman, A. Woods Giberson, Howard Watkinson, John W. Dooley, Lloyd Lynes and Dr. Hartzell Ray.

Chat and Comment OF SISTER--Col. Ste C. Whipple, USA (retired), was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Henry W. Root of Burlingame, for several days during the holidays.

Since his retirement Colonel Whipple is associated with the state engineer's office, and he and his family live in Sacramento. On Friday the colonel and Mrs. Root joined with relatives in San Francisco at a dinner ijarty. HOLIDAYS HERE--It is a happy holiday season at the A. R.

Hansen home as 'the daughter, Florence Jean, arrived home from Tokyo in time for the Christmas festivities. Planning to be married in Ma.cn are Miss Shirley Ann Hitchcock and William Paine Thomas whose betrothal is announced today in the south and the bay area. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hitchcock, long-time residents of Burlingame, and who now live in the south, revealed the plans of the young couple.

Lives in Berkeley Shirley, who has lived in Berkeley for the past two years, went south for the holidays and told of her engagement to members of the family on Christmas eve. She has been working in a doctor's office in the east bay since graduation from the University of California in '43 where she was affiliated with Kappa Kappa Gamma. The niece of Mrs. Olive V. Loomis of Piedmont, is the granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John E. Hitchcock of Los Angeles, and the sister of Marilyn Hitchcock, also a UC Kappa, and Barbara Hitchcock. She plans to depart next month for New York to decide the details of the coming nuptials. Next Friday Mr.

Thomas, who spent the Christmas, holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Thomas of Berkeley, will return to Rochester where he is in the final years of medical school. M.

D. Next May A U.C. alumnus and Beta Theta Pi, the prospective bridegroom will receive his JM.D. in May, follow- i Local Residents Enjoy Snow Sports At Strawberry A number of Peninsula people are enjoying the winter sports at Strawberry lodge in the High Sierra during the holiday season. According to Miss Shirley Smith, social director of'the lodge for the winter season, the Peninsula folk are entering into the spirit of fun and leading the rest in the gay folk dances which are a part of the evening fun.

Getting acquainted with young people from all over the country were Bob Harris, Peter Dondero, Arno Heinig and Bonner Gordon. Although "the boys spend the days participating in the snow sports, they are always "on hand for the evening's entertainment. Also from San Mateo were Mrs. J. C.

Downer and her son. From Redwood City over the holidays were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Campbell and their daughter Lynn. I JEWElIOf Ladies'Watches Complete assortment from $27.50 Includes Federal Tax 224 Third Ave, San Mateo i It is to old word, and comforting one in time of trouble.

To reader Trustworthy prescription service is our first consid- eration. Trust us with your next prescription. WE DELIVER Phone 3-9375 COLLINS PHARMACY 98 Third Avenue Dear friends: if prize winning recipe: Potato Chips A la Gorton 3 cups coarsely crashed 2 tbs. flour potato chips 1 cup-milk 6 medium size carrots Vi tsp. salt 8 medium size onions Vfe tsp.

pepper 2 tbs, butter or margarine cup grated American cheese Scrape carrots and slice into K-inch slices. Cook until tender in boiling, salted water. Drain. Pare onions and slice in '4-inch slices. Cook until tender in boiling, salted water.

Drain. Melt butter or margarine in a heavy sauce-pan. Add the flour and blend. Add the milk and cook and stir until cheese is melted. Arrange half of carrots in bottom of a greased casserole dish.

Cover with a layer of crushed potato chips, then with half the onions. Cover with crushed potato chips. Repeat layers. Top with sauce mixture and a dash of paprika. Bake in a moderate oven, 350 degrees, for about 20 minutes, or until thoroughly heated 1 and lightly browned.

Makes 5-6 servings. Sincerely yours, PURE PEANUT Blue Bird Potato Chi'ips, Oakland, California Seudder's Peanut Butter, Toasted Nuts, Blue Bird Potato Cbipt ins which he will take his intern- San Mateo Hostess Entertains at Christmas Lunch Hiss Nancy Williamson, daughter ship in the east He is the brother' of Mr. and ilrs. Chas. J.

William- of Mrs. Norma J. Hearn (Beth Thomas) and grandson of Mrs. Charles Lewis Paine of Berkeley and the late Mr. Paine, arid of the son of Twenty-ninth avenue, San Mateo, was hostess at a Christmas luncheon recently.

Christinas carols were sung and late Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. I appropriate games played. Prizes Thomas of Berkeley.

'were won by the Misses Lucy Hin- SALE STARTS THURSDAY, January 2nd Look for our advertisement Wednesday, January 1st 1219 BURLINGAME AVE. richs, Frances Jackson, and Jean i MONDAY, DEC. 30, 1946 Johnson. Other guests were the Misses Barbara 1 a Man- Jane Grsenman, Cyrle Hass, Anne Jud, Margaret Ann Landon. Shirley Overmohle, Joanne Petersen, and Claudia Zorn.

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