The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 10

WOMEN of 8 San Moleo Times the TIMES Monday, April 21, 1958 Conclave To Draw Localites San Matean Claims British Girl's Hand STAN BUKKESS. JULIA WOOD Plan Late August Wedding Peninsula, Campus Parties Tell Troth Peninsula section members have prominent roles in the biennial conference of all Western sections of the National Council of Jewish Women to be held at the Sheraton Palace hotel from April 27 30. Nineteen sections from five states will be represented in San Francisco. On Monday afternoon, Mrs. Gerald Marans of Peninsula section will outline the work of the local group in the field 'ot education.

She will describe projects on behalf of the gifted child, soundscrib ing for blind children, and the palsied Children at El Portal school. Mrs. Edward Badt San Mateo will discuss the Community leadership program and problems of I he forthcoming fall seminar at Monday evening's session. Mrs. Simon Herzstein, president of the Peninsula section, has made a pictorial exhibit of its projects entitled "Stop, Look and Listen," which will be.

on display at the convention. Mrs. Philip Friedenthal, Third regional vice president and a member Df Peninsula section, is in charge of arrangements for (he convention. Mrs, H. E.

Gurney is handling hotel reservations. Delegates from California Peninsula section are Mesdames Edward Tishler, Leo Lindauer. Jack Mushkin, Harry Geballc (incoming president of the section), and Herzstein. BE SMART The Episcopal church ul St. Matthew was the selling yesterday at 3:30 p.m.

for (he marriage of Winifred Mary Shippcrley and Albert Melodia. The Rev. Lesley Wilder officiated. The couple met in England where Albert. on of the Antonio Melodias nf this city, was stationed with the army.

Winifred, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Shippcrley of Aylesbury Tas land, arrived in this ini ry Hie first ol the and has been Budget Wave 645 Protein Wave Oil Shampoo Cream Rinse Style Set Hair Cut, 2.00 No Appointment Jay Vee Meanly Salon 39 4th Ave. San Ma ten Displaying toe trophies and plaques which will awarded at the Peninsula Rose Society's third annual Rose show on Sunday are (from left! Mesdames Charles Kuni, Herbert Vas eoncelles, and Christian Van Cacvering The show, which is open to the public, will run headquartering nith relatives in San Mateo.

William Knibbs of San Mateo gave his niece in marriage, and Mrs. Knibbs took Mrs. Shipper leys' place in the family pew. For her nuptials, the bride chose a lace gown imported trom England. Her or a nee blossom headpiece belonged to her mother and she carried a white prayer bonk topped with orchids.

Pit Mclodia, maid of honor for lier new sister in law, wore a yellow taffeta gown with a lace bodice and carried white lilac and yellow carnations. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Mike Martinclli, Mrs. Ectly Starkcy, and a i 1 i Libel. They also wore yellow taf 1 t'eta and carried purple lilac and I carnations.

Ann Severino. the flower Sir I was IrDcked in while organza with yellow ribbons and carried a basket of while daisies. Steven Battson was best man. George Melodia stood with his brother as best man, and guests were seated by Paul Melodia, Marlinelli, and Foy Fisk. White calla lilies and stock decorated the church and Ameri can Legion hall in Burlingame, setting for the reception.

The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tliring and Mrs. Dean Ford ol! San Francisco, former residents of Aylesbury. For her honeymoon trip to Southern California, the new Mrs.

Melodia changed to a navy blue suit with white accessories. The couple will live in Burlingame from 1 (o 5 p.m. at 601 El Camino Real, Redwood City. The roses will be judged by accredited American Rose seciely Judg'es. Deadline for entries will he 10:30 a.m.

the day ol the show. Discover Best Ways To Play Each Suit year at UC's medical center in San Francisco, majoring in dental hygiene. After graduation from Sequoia High school, Stan spent two years in military service in Europe. He will be graduated from College of San Mateo in June and plans to enter the university of San Francisco next fall to major in production management. Brothers of the engaged couple, Hugh Wood Kenneth Burgess, both attend College of San Mateo.

Julia and Stan plan a late August wedding. Announced at parties for amity members and friends and college classmates is the engagement ol Julia Anita Wood, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Wood of Burlingame.

to Stan L. Burgess, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. Burgess of Son Carlos.

The romantic neWs first wes revealed at a cocktail party preceding a dinner donee given in Mann county hy Hie junior and senior dental hygiene classes of the University of California. The future bridegroom's parents later entertained l'Bcal friends who toasted the engaged couole in champagne before a dinner party at the Burgess home. Julia is a graduate nf Burlingame High school and College of SWA VlM 3 game when they return. ban Mateo ana is tier junior f'SPPwP' But only a whisper, for the new "clicmise" Mv a shield's April0 business i. 1 1 hair lines emerge unmistakably in a refresh WiM meeting on Wednesday, students Bpili hip newness that offers perfect harmony mm Dr the high school will present a 1 fBp'Vn with hc ot today ma1" durin lwtast I ja'' I SPRING SPECIAL I fl i'car in classes directed by Mrs.

A formal, romantic flavor is I. R. S20 Permanent Wave 3m uLT pconomlcs the main appeal of many of vow I teacher. your new costume jewels. We Zm v.

iM 4tM The Mercy mothers' auxiliary suggest a fob made of an oval j. I Ct'al j0i "'y w'dneMlay is scheduled to convene Wednes crystal baguettes tied into MA dar at al the Burljn. a boyl Wth crystal mA pear m. I Eft CI. game school.

teardrops. This is an important mm, B. I I IIPCIIJlV lil ml Student committee members accent or any cocktail or din mwmmM wbwbb helping with fashion show plans ner ensemble. A choker of rose tomm, i r. x.1.1,.

i are Kathy Rowley, a junior, who cut crystal with a draped effect 1,0 Third Avenue San Mateo Diamond 3 184X will serve as commentator; San in baguettes, accented with fllflk. FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE ejra Oppezzo and Daniellex Beau emerald eabnehons is a truly mm mm" doum, seniors, charge of deco regal piece that can make the Jyiyy'' and Karon Fischer, jun success of your simpler neck Mothers can be COVER GIRLS TRAFFIC STOPPERS A turpril b.r ot 9 a whisp of sh at ilhoujsHja T1 Lrd pot hr' 'n Patent patent, reducing itendariiing iMI jf, weight gpining RKH ff1 kId' 9old kid' silver I r9M '4' I yx kid, orange kid. go ayLhfoefigureP 1" TPlfclS MkV Uic BEGINNERS' COURSES mHM foQ DAIlV' mSr' First 10 Who Enroll BjjBL JH fe 'W Today Only when they return. I San Mateo and is in her junior Children's Sale Aides Appointed Appointment of neighborhood chairmen lot the "Children's Bargain Shop" sales, sponsored hyK the Women of St. Andrew Episcopal church in San Bruno, has been announced by Mrs.

Richard Blaisdell and Mrs. Thomas McDade, co chairmen. The sale is dated for May 2 and 3 at the church. Mrs. Jon Rosell is directing the group of neighborhood chairmen who may be contacted for sale information or lo arrange pickup service for contributions of new or used children's toys, clothing, furniture, books and maternity clothes.

Hillbrae neighborhood chairmen include Mesdames W. Weld, 335 Paramount drive: J. D. Mack, 501 Anita drive; E. T.

Creamer, 50 La Prenda; George McPhee, 1360 Ridgewood. Chairmen in the San Bruno area include Mesdames C. R. Switzer, 125 San Diego avenue; J. Henderson, 600 Walnut street; H.

E. Stireman, 710 Cedar avenue; A. Cole, 140 Acacia avenue; H. B. Goldie, 2600 Valleywo.od drive, and R.

W. McLean, 2220 Whitecliff way. Rounding out the list of neighborhood chairmen are Mrs. J. Ei Rosell, 818 Barneson street, San Mateo, aud Mrs.

Bernard Cunningham, 455 Alhambra drive. South San Francisco. The women are trying to complete their merchandise collection by April 25. The sale will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

on Friday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. Sandwiches, donuts, and coffee will be sold at the coffee bar staffed by Mesdames J. D.

Mack, H. H. Williams, Philip Bitzau, and D. M. Bird.

Sturge Women Slate Sunday Benefit Bazaar The women ot Sturge Presbyter church will sponsor a bazaar Sunday from noon to 9 p.m. al the church, 25 South Humboldt street, San Mateo. Mrs. Roy Fujita, chairmen, is assisted by Mrs. Bob Tamura as cochairman.

Features of the day will include authentic Japanese food, handmade goods, am snack bar. Proceeds will be added to the fund for the Christian Education building. Hillsdale By ALFRED SHE1NHOLD Sometimes ycur contract depends on how you handle a particular suit. It pays io know some of the stock situations, for then you don't have to work them out painfully in Hie middle of the play of a lough hand. South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH 4 9 5 3 io WEST EAST 10 9 7 486331 8 2 6 ,9831 e764 832 9 7 SOUTH A 4 A 10 7 4 4) A 10 2 A 6 4 South West North East 1 Pass 3 Pais 4 NT Pass 5 A Pass 5 NT Pass 6 Pass Opening lead 4J South saw at a glance that his slam depended on the clubs.

How should lie play to limit the club loss to one trick? Declarer won the first spade trick in dummy, drew two rounds of trumps, and then led nuL the ace of clubs and a low club. East took his two club tricks. and the slam was defeated then and there. South had an explanation for his failure. If the king and jack clubs were split, he pointy out, he 'would guess whether to play the queen or ten from dummy.

If West had both of the club honors, either gues? would work, ft was ery unfortunate that East had the key cards. The explanation convinced no body. South had thrown away points by misplaying the clubs. South must strip out the unim portant suits to make the slam. He wins the first spade in either hand, draws two rounds of trumps, takes the other top spade, and then runs the three diamonds, ending in his own hand.

The play is thus narrowed down to the club suit. Now South leads a low club from his hand. Mind you, lie doesn't Hairstylists ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS $17.50 Rayette COLD WAVE $395 lead the ace or clubs first. He merely leads a lew one. If West has both the king and jack of clubs, South cannot go wrong.

If West has only one club honor, South must guess whether to play the queen or ten from dummy. Up to t)is point, the correct play is neither better nor worse, than the bad play that actually made. The advantage tames when East, has both the king and jack of clubs. East wins the first club trick and must return a club. If East returns anything else.

South can' discard a club from his hand andM ruff in the dummy, thanks to the stripping. When East does return a ciub, South lets it ride around to (he dummy. This gives him a second', club trick and thus makes the slam for him. DAILY QUESTION As dealer, you hold: A. 4 A 7 4 4 A 10 2 A 6 4.

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