The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 40

San Bernardino SUN-TELEGRAM 9 8-S Violin-Pidno Duo in Club Program Lockwoods Reveal Wedding Of Daughter to Rodney Elton Lohmann contributed the second group, two Chopin compositions, "Nocturne in Sharp Major" and "Nocturne Minor," followed by "Elude in Flat" by Bortkiewicz. They concluded the program with three popular favorites, "Russia Gypsy Dances" (Rachmaninoff), "Cradle Song" (Schuhert-Elman) and "Granadina" (Kochansk). The gifted musicians, whose combined work has been heard in Hollywood bowl and elsewhere in Soul hern California, were greeted during the social hour, whpn the tea table -claimed attention of the company. Mrs. James L.

King and Mrs. Jesse W. Curtis presided at the lea urns, and were assisted in serving by Mmcs. H. R.

Griffin, S. H. Finkle, Jean Lier, Alex Davison and Miss Alpha Eblen. Mrs. Harold T.

Daynes, lea hostess for March, appointed by Mrs. R. F. Tatro, hostess for the year, was in general charge, and Mrs. W.

T. Steneman did the decorating. Serving as the hospitality group jn the lobby wore Mmes. II. P.

Rhodes, J. D. McWhinnie, Harold Bar-num and G. Max Webster. RUG and FURNITURE Mr.

and Mrs. F. L. Lockwood announce the marriage of their daughter, Louzella Louise Lock-wood, to Rodney Elton, navy seaman, 2c, in the parsonage of the Rev. F.

T. Curry, 724 Twenty-first street, at 7:15 p.m., Feb. 21. The wedding ceremony was informal with only relatives of the couple in attendance. The bride's wedding dress was a baby blue gown worn with black and white accessories and an orchid corsage.

Attendants of the bridal pair were Betty Lou Lockwood, maid of honor; Mrs. Ataline Denning-ton, matron of honor; Roland Lockwood, best man; and Bob Dennington, usher. Following a reception for the wedding party in the home of the bride's parents at 931 Eighth street, Mr. and Mrs. Elton left for a wedding trip to Fresno.

They are now residing at the Inyokern Naval station where Mr. Elton is serving at the ordnance test station. 0 GIFT FOR BRIDE A unique gift to please a bride is to team a long white garment cover for her wedding dress with a round cellophane box for her veil and a third white box for packing away her gloves, slippers and hankie. gCl MODIRN IABIIC MAINTINANCl is, YfYv BRIDE Mrs. Rodney Elton, formerly Louzella Louise Lockwood, whose marriage was announced by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. F. L. Lock-wood of San Bernardino. The new multi-facet diamonds which were patented during the war when material was short are now being set in cocktail rings as well as wedding and engagement rings.

L'i7 rl i 1 -1 From instruments in perfect harmony i c's golden tongue" spoke to members and guests of the San Bernardino Women's club at its music day program last week, when Miss Rowena Bishop presented two outstanding artists. It was the first time in several months that a violinist had appeared before the club. The entertainers, Ruth Har-oldson and Margarctha Loh-mann, accompanist, are both members of the Whittier college staff, and the former as professor of violin and the latter as dean of music. This gives them exceptional opportunities for team rehearsals, which was evident in the complete accord in the artistic technique they displayed. They were introduced by Miss Bishop, the club's music chairman, following opening exercises and announcements by the president, Mrs.

George W. Gibson. The program opened with three movements of Pierne's "Sonata in Minor for Violin and Piano," which required skill and feeling by both artists. Miss Col. and Mrs.

Lyster Parents of Daughter Col. and Mrs. D. K. Lyster 2757 Crescent street, have a daughter, Jessica Ann, born Feb.

12 at Cedars of Lebanon hospital in Los Angeles. The infant is the first child born to the Lysters. Maternal grandparents of the baby are Mrs. Laura Singleton of San Antonio.Texas, and Mrs. K.

K. Lyster of Childress, Texas. Col. Lyster is stationed at the San Bernardino Army Air Base. If ice cream manufactured in California in 1946 was eaten in single scoop cones, the boys and girls of the state would have consumed 2,475,000,000.

new Supper Event Playtime for City Artists A supper meeting and playtime, to which the San Bernardino Art association de nted its gathering last week in the Harris company's Cafe Madrid, was a "super success," in the opinion of most of the more than 40 persons attending. N. W. Cum-mings, association president, spoke on arrangements for the Orange Show exhibit. The association has been al-loted a choice location for its display at the exposition, and Dr.

Cummings gave details of the plan. Entry blanks were distributed to the membership with the regular bulletin. SERIES OF GAMES Mrs. Elsa Duncanson, chairman of the social committee, planned the supper event, and Hilda Mohle, program chairman, directed a series of jolly games and contests. Musical geography and impromptu sketches proved entertaining.

In the latter, the artists drew their conception of illustrations for popular songs, the scope of subjects ranging from the "Volga Boat Song" to "Little Shanty Town." Results were posted along the walls and prizes awarded to Elizabeth Richards, Grace Houts, Virginia Moyer, Fred Holland, Roland Moore and Ann Benson. In another amusing feature, the company was divided into groups by matching numbers and required to sing an assigned selection. NEW EXHIBIT HUNG An appetizing buffet supper was served, with Mrs. Agnes Walker, hostess at the cafe, assisting Mrs. Duncanson and her committee.

At the conclusion of the merriment, a new exhibit of pictures was placed on the cafe walls, to remain through March. Artists and the titles of their pictures represented in ihe display are: Evelyn Hoey, "Afterglow;" Essie M. Wagner, "Palm Canyon;" Charlotte Underwood, "Palos Verdes" and "Reflections;" Roland Moore, "Laguna Reefs;" Anna Gray, "Palm Canyon;" Bessie McPhate "Hydrangea;" Theo. Wood, "Portrait Study;" Ora Taylor, "Gray Day;" Ore el Hutchinson, "Sketch of Phyllis;" Hilda Mohle, "Steamer in Miami;" Elizabeth Whitfield Richards, "Fairy Tale;" N. W.

Cummings, "Cottonwoods;" Anne Benson, "Autumn at Glen Carl Schmidt, "Giant Oak;" Mary Black, "Landscape." AIR HUMIDIFER A self-regulating air humidifier has been developed by an eastern company which claims it will maintian the proper amount of moisture in the air of apartments and homes during the winter months. WEDS IN WASHINGTON Mrs. Stan Piwnica, whose husband is a member of the United States Navy bandjn Washington, D. posed for this photograph shortly after her wedding last month in the Washington Receiving Station chapel. She is' ihe former Gwen Kistler of San Bernardino.

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Russell F. Kistler of 2195 Ogden street, San Bernardino, became the bride of Stan Piwnica, officer and member of the United States Navy band. Aln R. Reed, chaplain, pronounced the vows in a double ring ceremony, which took place Feb. 2.

The lovely bride was given in marriage by her brother, Don Kistler, who is serving with the Navy at Norfolk, Va. She wore a dinner gown of white crepe, with hat of white feathers, and arm-length white gloves, and carried deep red roses, with streamers entwined with, baby's breath. SINGLE ATTENDANT Miss Marie Wright of Washington was the bride's only attendant, and Harold Wendt, also of the Navy band, was best man. Immediately after the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs.

Piwnica left for New York City, where they spent several weeks. They will make their home in Washington, where Mr. Piwnica is permanently stationed while in the Navy. The former Miss Kistler is a graduate of Wyandotte High school in Kansas City, and attended Kansas City Conservatory of Music, as well as the University of Kansas, where she was elected homecoming queen by the football squad in 1944. In April of last year, the Kistler family moved to San Bernardino and for the past seven months the bride was employed in the offices of the Southern California Gas Co.

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