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PARE SEVEN SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS; STYLES and FASHIONS for MILADY Edited by WINIFRED MAKT1N SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1942 Friends Given Four Hostesses Wed in Grooms Home Town Mect-a-Necd Circle Enjoys Yule Luncheon Give Luncheon 0 News of a Texas Wedding AtFontanalnn Friends entertained on Friday evening at a delightful party at the horn of Mr. and Mra. Floyd Q. Four San Bernarldno matrons entertained at luncheon recently, welcoming their guests at Fontanalnn. They are Mesdames Paul Barney, Mortimer at 1312 Wall (treat, found the exciting feature of the evening, yj'i announcement of the marriage of James Towers, Irvln Trautmann and Hubert Watson.

the daughter of the house, Mist Vel- beauty too. Wear sensible shoes when you tour the shops for fifta. Hobbling around on high heele will bring lines Id your face, aches In your back and ruin your posture and disposition. Andrew M. Grassel Visits Sisters Here Andrew M.

Grassel, serving in the merchant marine, Is at home for the Christmas holidays, which he Is spending In San Bernardino with three of his sisters, Miss Bernadetta, Grassel, Mrs. Neil McDermott and Mrs. T. E. West.

Before entering service Mr. Grassel was employed in the California Shipyard at Wilmington and has been to Glasgow, Scotland, and to the island of Aruba. WATERPROOF HOLLYWOOD Joan Leslie Is proudly displaying an unusual trench coat which is partly made of the material used as an inter-layer for automobile "safety glass." The material is waterproof, it like a plastic coating lighter than rubber and equal to It in wear resistance. It Is mixed with the cloth material In the same manner as rubber. ma Olivas and Sgt.

Weldon Garland It was the first announcement of the wedding, which occurred in Flainview, Texas, the home city of the groom, last Octo Advice to the Holiday Shopper By BETTE CLARKE How will you look when Christmas day is here? Merry, full of pep, a twinkle In your eyes, and a pretty sight to see? Well, girls, that's the way you ought to greet the day. But, unless you do a few things toward that end, you're more apt to be worn out and too bedraggled to care whether Santa comes or not. Tou can't look your best (which means feeling tip-top) unless you take your Christmas shopping, mailing greeting cards, extra baking, and all those Jobs that make up Christmas, in your stride. For beauty's sake, don't start rushing around frantically the last couple of days to get everything done. There's plenty of time to take it easy by beginning now.

The rewards will be worth it you'll enjoy Christmas by looking and feeling fine. Rings around your eyes won't be any prettier on Christmas morning than any other day. About the best eraser known Is plenty of sleep a pretty good all-around beauty treatment, too. Without it, the clearest complexion takes on a greyish hue. So make it en early hour when you clean your face (please, don't skip!) before you Jump into bed.

Look to your feet for comfort and ber 10. Formerly stationed at March Field, the groom, an air corps radio operator, is now in service with Meet-a-Need circle of the First Congregational church enjoyed a Christmas luncheon Thursday at the home of Mrs. Philip Kennedy, 2939 Stoddard avenue, with Mrs. Henry W. Camp as the co-hostess.

Mrs. Gordon Fleener, president of the group, called the business session at 11 a.m. and plans were made for 1943 activities. Luncheon was served at 12:30 at a table prettily arranged In the Christmas motif. It was laid with a red cloth and centered with popcorn in cone shape and red berries.

Three white candles were placed at each end of the table in star-shaped crystal After luncheon Mrs. Melvin Meeker gave a book review discussing "There Is Today" by Josephine Lawrence, the story of which concerns a modern young couple and their experiences when the husband is called intp service. Later the circle members wrapped gifts for soldiers' Christmas trees. Special guests greeted by the members were Mrs. W.

A. Godfrey, who recently returned to San Bernardino to reside, and Mrs. Russell the armed forces in Africa. Rev. Clark read the single ring ceremony for the couple at the parsonage of A red, white and blue color scheme was chosen for the party and the luncheon table was beautifully decorated with red berries, and lighted candles in the tri-colors.

Bridge was the diversion of the afternoon, Enid Perrlah winning the first prize, Gladys Jensen, second; and Stella Erwin, third. Reva Benton drew the consolation award, Thora Ballard, the door trophy, and a guest gift was presented to Emma Hausmann, houseguest of Mrs. Barney. Invitations were Issued to Mesdames Reva Benton, Gladys Jensen, Louise Robohn, Irene Dorlson, Ova-lee Lot Us, Alice Bender, Edda Belle Williams, Enid Perrlsh, Stella Erwin, Emma Hausmann, Vivian Porter, Martha Jo Porterfield and the First Baptist ohuroh in Plain view. A springtime wedding had been planned to take plaoe in San Bernardino, but the fortunes of war changed the plans, The groom was given a furlough, and visited his parents before leav Muscoy Clubwomen Celebrate Yuletide At Luncheon Event Muscoy Woman's club celebrated the Yuletide at its regular meeting, held Wednesday at the community building.

Beautiful decorations were in place for the day, Chester Stone and E. C. Brims, husbands of two of the committee members, assisting with the arrangements. The ceiling was draped with streamers from which were suspended Christmas ornaments of all kinds and on the stage was a bower of greenery, Including holly and mistletoe, and a glittering tree. Tables for luncheon were arranged in a double with red streamers down the center and candles, berries and miniature snowmen alternating, and place cards were clever felt pine cones, to be worn on the lapel.

A group of doll carol singers made a pretty picture on a. small table at the point of the V. After luncheon mystery friends Joined hands and played "drop the handkerchief," in this manner revealing their identities. The club decided to discontinue the mystery friend feature for the duration of the war but will choose names for the Christmas gift exchange next year, as usual. Mrs.

Harley Boone, club president, was presented with a gift of crystal. The program opened with carols and Miss Lois Jean Boone sang "The Birthday of a King" and 'Tm Dreaming of a White Christmas," and Mrs. Jack Webster sang "Can-tique de Noel," with Mrs. F. C.

Forbes accompanying both. Jack Stone, son of the committee chairman, presented a puppet show as a special entertainment for the afternoon. Plana were discussed for another turkey dinner, similar to the one held during the Thanksgiving season, for New Year's day, and it was announced that the nutrition class completed its course and took the examination last week. Mrs. F.

A McCrackln was in charge. At the next two meetings state officers will speak, the safety chairman to be-here Jan. 6 and the chairman of institutions and human relations on Jan. 20. Mrs.

Stone was assisted by Mesdames Maybell Bruns, G. A. Elle-good, Jesse Davis, Gertrude Weston, A. E. Austerman, F.

C. Hunt, Charles Ullom and Fred Jackson. Gate City Social club O. E. 8.

ing for foreign service, end intro duced his bride to the family at the same time. The bride wore a gray suit with white accessories for the ceremony, and the groom was in Thora Ballard. Read the Classified. Lieutenant Phillips uniform. The grooms sister, Mrs.

Rossis Needham attended the pair. Others enjoying the gathering with Mesdames Kennedy The groom is the sob of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Flovin of Plalnvlew Host at Padua Hills Lieut.

Jay N. Phillips of the San and Camp were Mesdames Gordon and attended schools there. Fleener, Edith Worley, Effie Walk Assisting at the announcement party with the hostess and bride, were the grandmother of the bride, Bernardino Army Air base entertained at dinner Wednesday evening at Padua Hills dining room near Claremont. His guests includ Mrs. J.

W. Duke, and her aunt, Mrs. William Olivas. The bride's mother played the wedding march TTIKC IE There Is No Shortage of Desirable Merchandise ed Lieut, and Mrs. Hale N.

Kemp, The marriage of Miss Velma Olivas of San Bernardino, and Sat. Lieut. Col. Walter S. Frailer, Col.

Weldon Garland Flovin was solemnized In Plalnvlew, Texas, the home er, Maybell Upson, Rue T. Krenk-Ier, Jean Bradshaw, J. F. McKone, Arthur Funk, Frank Davidson, Melvin M. Meeker, Carl Bauer and Ben Marti.

P.T.A. News; Many Christmas Activities Among Units in City as the company was invited to the diningroom. White wedding bells city of the groom, where the bride met hie family and friends. Sgt. Flovin, air corps radio operator, U.

S. army, ia now in service in Africa. He was formerly at March field. Given a fifteen day furlough, the couple went to Texaa for the ceremony, and returned here where the bride will remain with her parents. AT R.

N. Garland of San Bernardino and Mrs. C. C. Bjorsettl of Aurora, 111.

Quilted Cuties A bit of quilting here and there adds a touch of welcome warmth, yet doesn't add uncalled-for spending. Rayon satin, cotton velveteen and just plain cotton become gifts superb when they come in quilted housecoats, perky quilted berets with pouch bags to match, quilted vestees and ever so many other practical things. Recital by Pupils Louise Stiles Ware Mt. Vernon P.T.A. met Wednesday afternoon at the school, with Mrs.

Carl Hicks presiding. Miss Sylvia Stuart, fifth grade teacher, led the flag ceremonies and "God Bless America" was sung, after which the first grade pupils entertained with recitations, songs and a EDdDTTTY LIEIE An interesting recital by piano students of Louise Stiles Ware was given at her studio Saturday after Christmas play. noon, Dec. 19, at 2:30. Parents and friends were Invited to attend.

A Mrs. Bess G. Harrison, member of PT FIRST SKSttOFA with streamers of ribbon were suspended above the table, and white chrysanthemums were the flowers. The crocheted table cover was centered with the lovely wedding cake, with miniature bridal oouple as its top decoration. Favors were white satin bags filled with rice with cards attached, giving date and place of wedding.

Earlier hearts was the game played, with prizes going to Mrs. Gibson Grim, (formerly Betty Olivas) and Jo Nell Bristow. Guests entertained at the announcement party were: Misses Virginia Ballanger, Betty Hawes, Jo Nell Bristow, -Wanda Flory, Ida Wilson, George Anne Lord, Ruby Lee Bute, Leota Boston, and Mes-dames Ben Ries, Lorraine Soder-burg, Gibson Grimm, (Betty Olivas). Three of Christian Church Organizations Enjoy Holiday Events Three organizations of the First special event was the recitation of the city library staff, spoke on "Books and Reading for Children," John Wilfred Brown Offjcera Ball Thompson Robert Oliver Minuet in Beethoven Soldiers March Schumann Excerpts from the lives of the com- posers. Betty Hulley Taps Robert Oliver Refreshments and a Christmas tree were enjoyed Jay all after the program.

Philomath Club Hears Howard Pierce Davia Howard Pierce Davis, known as an author, lecturer and news commentator, spofie to members of the Philomath club of San Francisco at the Christmas Story by John Wilfred Brown. displaying books suitable for Christ The Last Minute Christmas Shopper Will Find Grand Selection in the Following Gift Suggestions The following program was given will have a Christmas party at Mountain Climbing Thompson Lightly Row Thompson Masonio temple, on Tuesday, Deo. 15, at noon. All attending are re mas gifts to youngsters. The meeting adjourned for the social hour, during which Mrs.

W. M. Sheets served gingerbread with apple sauce and coffee. USE quested to bring a twenty-five cent Gilbert Brown Jr. 66 TABLETS.

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Subject of his lecture was "Beyond World Battle Fronts." Christmas Story from "Luke" John Wilfred Brown. Two Christmas Carols Christian church enjoyed Christmas parties during the past week, the mmsmsB gift suggestions Surortsinv. Woman Council and the Com unity olass having social affairs Friday and the Gospel class gather tiowquickly the dryness is relieve Betty Hulley Falling Leaves Thompson Gilbert Brown Jr. Theme Scarlatti Peasant Dance Frost Patsy Lou Oliver Sailing Thompson Outward Bound ing the previous day. and healing begins, atter usin fflmasr! ROBES In Any Type, Material 099 Wanted.

Sizes 12-44 0 to medicated, soothing, lirne-testei All groups of the council gathered In the church social hall and the $399 meeting opened with songs and devotions, led by Mrs. F. C. Smith Mrs. Maude Dungan gave a mis at II IF! IS'? sionary message on "Christmas in Bolenge," and Miss Lorraine Meek accompanied at the piano by her mother, Mrs.

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Stuart, wife of the pastor, received from the council a beauti ful bedspread and Mrs. Edgar Ett- A Harris Gift Certificate lein, council president, was given REVERSIBLE COATS a bottle of cologne, Mrs. Anderson making the presentations. A Christ Kelly Green, Red and Assorted Plaids. Sizes 10 to 20 mas tree adorned the refreshment $299 table, where cakes, tea and coffee were served, with Mrs.

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Davis entertained the Gospel class Thursday after ALL WOOL COATS noon at 1252 Belle street for its annual Christmas party. Mrs. Bessie Hostetter, class teaoher, had charge Box and Wrap Styles Sizes 10 to 20 $1995 oi tne games ana gilts were ex SEPARATE SLACKS BLOUSES SKIRTS JACKETS DRESSES TOYS DOLLS ASSORTED" PING PONG SETS ROLLER SKATES BADMINTON SETS BASEBALL8 DART SETS GLOVES, BATS TEN PIN SETS FOOTBALLS CHEMISTRY SETS WOOD BURNING SETS LITTLE ARMY ARCHERY SETS DOCTOR SETS changed as a feature of the event. In a brief business session, all the offioers were reelected. Dainty sandwiches and coffee were serVed by Mrs.

Davis, Mrs. Jeannette Cushlng and Mrs. Osa Fisher, hostesses for the day, assisted by Mrs. Davis' daughter, Mrs. Ralph Evans.

Enjoying the affair were Mes-dames Nettle Horton, Bessie Bangle, Edna Elser, Esther Lambert, Rosa Lockrldge, Etta Keller, Bessie Wel-mer, Fay Woodmansee, Jeanette Cushlng, Lavae Young, Roily Stephens, Millie Cummins, Mlllicent Wilson, Patty Herron, Bessie Hostetter, Maude Firebaugh, Osa Fisher, Sigrld Lyle, Ralph Evana and Alvln R. Davis. Captain Paul Parlgord Returna From Washington Captain Paul Perigord, the popular speaker, has recently returned to Pasadena from Washington and spoke this week at the Friday Morning club for the December educational meeting of Los Angeles i chapters of Lambda Sigma Pi. 1 Store Closed at 9 Tonight-Tomorrow and Wednesday Closed 6 hi Christmas Eve and All Day Saturday the 26th, Hourai 9:30 a.m. to p.m.

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