The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 12

(he i lilies, San Mateo, Util, Wed lasday. May 8, 1 96J Bermuda Honeymoon For Peninsula Newlyweds the JUne5 By MARY JAXE CLINTON Traditional tall while candles and arransemenls of while stuck, gladioli and roses decorated the altar of the San Mateo Cnnitrt' laiiona) church on Sunday when Helm Genevieve became he bride Clark Farsuus Jr. The Rev. Harold liobinson officiated at the pan ceremony as, James William Lourie uie ivory imported Irish linen un inserts of handmade embroidery. Tt had a fitted bodice, elbow lensth sleeves and a sabrina neckline.

The lloor Ictiitlh sheath skirl 1'eli into a short sweep train. A match ins pilloos held a bouffant veil of imported ivory silk illusion. She carried a spray ol white bntU'rHv orchids and lilies uf the valley. Ileira was an ended tier s1rr. Mrs.

V. Lowrie and her niece. Christine Low' rir Tin matron or honor wore a sprinR srecn linen dress with ills is the daughter of the late Mr ajld Mr." Warren West 01 Bur linpamc. The bride wore a Kn i'v 1 i a matching Dior bow on her head. She carried a white gardenia bouquet.

The bridesmaid wore a pale yclluw linen dress and fastened gardenias to her hair. 'Itie bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark Parsons uf Us Angeles. He is lilt; brother uf Mrs.

Gary Burke or vity. Philip Donner stood beside as best nun. The new mati 011 is an aiumur. 01 Casleilcja school fur Girls in Palo Alio. She attended the Academy uf Art in San Francisco iJer husband received his degree (he University uf Southern Cn.

norma, lie is enrolled yt Sar. Francisco State rollege where he will receive a masters in business management. the guesls who were seated by ushers 'Edward Robinson and Richard were ine bride's two aunts. Jens Aim of Chicn and Marguerite Elkeu of Mayvillc. N.

who returned from a tour of tlie Orient in time for the wedding. Wiiiard Green, of Chicago, the bridegroom1 uncle also attended The newlyweds received felicitations at Ihe Burlingamo home of the bride's sister. She changed to a pale yellow knit suit and a white flowered hat with bunc accessories lor a honeymoon trip tu Bermuda. The duple will live in San Mateo. GUES5 THE SECRET OF MY ROMANTIC CRUSH SET THE COIF WITHOUT A CARE IN THE IT'S A HELENE CURTIS EQUALON DEEP SECRET WAVE OH DAD latest among openings to attract Peninsula interest, last night's performance of "Oh Dad, Poor Dad.

Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad" nt the Geary Lhealer a elkJressed audience no long nwns tail more hats than usual among "hem, a huge while ostrich feather bucket and a solid masi of nasturtiums) first nighters including the kalph Larsons, perennial theater aoers. and the Terrencc Marlarkeys Mrs. Richard Hanna i in toast silk' and Charfolle lean Mancini 'in white lace top and black crone i in the lobb they hud come on from dinner at trader Vic's with Mr. lia.ma also dining there lhal evening the Edmund Lilllclields and the llmmctt Solomons not Ihe least or the customers, leading lady Hermiune Gingold's very uniiasic black NHW NOTI'lst May Madcap the theme for the formal dinner dance which the Kl Cammo Coterie will give Saturday r.i Lhe 'J'hunderbird hotel cocktails, dinner, and dancing to the music of Dick ano his orchestra' the order of Ihe evenuirt. The Buriiugame Country dub's dinner dance and party has been scheduled this year lor May lt Mrs.

Francis A. Martin of Hillsborough is again active in the production of the entertainment, an amiua) highlight, ol the gathering Honoring Kay and Aim Wilinore. longtime localiles who are moving to Napa, will he the farewell luncheon Monday at the Villa Charlier given hy all the garden clubs in district 4 Mrs. Herbert Farewell is planning the festivities, and more than a hundred well wishers are expected to turn out Mrs. Wilmorc was a charter member of the garden study club as well as serving as district director Mrs.

fohn Young heads South this weekend, partly on Assistance league business and party for vacation. Localities at Do! Monle lodge have included Messrs. and Mesdames W. 1'. F.

Browner, Philip DiGiorgio, John Inglis. Edwin Walter, and Howard Carr the Mal'eo Itonians sp mt Ine past weekend in Carmel while they were attending the Pebble Beach Tennis tournament FOR NKW MIOiBI lR a champagne lea. given List week at Mrs. Nomsan Kealtie's Fndfieki road home hy the Peninsula chapter of Lighthouse for Blind, honored new members ol trie energetic organization F.lsie Alexander and Ann ISolau arriving early arc! taking in the view Mrs. (lirnrize Sulberland eiLinq complimenis on her hat of navy blue and pink petals Klileva SpuiRcon commenting on the corsages presented In the new members Nini Christiansen ar.d Pauline Slri'd a twosome Mrs.

Carl Hathaway telling of plans for a trip to Reno, while Mrs. E. Dawn Nuckrls described details of a boat trip with friends from San Rafael Vita Marquis hack from Carmcl Audrey piimeniing Ron O'Lcary and Peggy Schuelz on the flower arrangements Throughout the house, all from Peg's garden Jerry Wakefield sampling the loud and admiring the pink and gold decor Don Taleosiao busy with a birthday merry go round Bi'tly Spanjian, h) white and gold knit, discussing the installation luncheon of the Health auxiliary Mrs. Henry Miller and Mrs. Lesley Fcnstcr in conversation Mrs.

Richard Lane in twitted coffee straw hr.r. wilh acre.ssories Morse in royal blue knit, discuss her pool with Mrs. Wright and Mrs. George Pnnti Mrs. Carl Kisrlier reminding the membership nt May ifi picnic al Knchanled hills her guest.

Vincent Oe Dominico. ol; shortly for New 0: leans Boa Beattie exciied about taking her mother. Mrs. Charles Mischo to the Bret Harte hotel in Grass Valley for Mother's Day Lois Allee and Jane Burtrhai'll discussing their golf game. set and their irnnilrrs are Mrs.

John Watkins (second riylit' and John McCoy. McCoy will also model ill the show' which will take iilucp 111 tin' schoul auditorium, It's Hie initial vent ill the centennial peJehi ation of St. MaUlii'ii 's elm rt li. iTimi'S phomi uulside SI. Catholic churcli.

whose parish Mothers dub is fashion slioii and linn hem Saturday. Tin youngsters all live vr ars iibn in Matthew Wyikins, liob i fin, ami McCiy. Willi lli 'in AAUW President To Be Installed The Bridge Box 111, M111 clubs irij. i'h soutP.I. La? Gri'fin, Wr nis of the American Con Inidge blague have an tli.it Mrs.

I'm Ung Mrs 1 Vi'cskw H.iss nl llill boruilgb. will I installed as president of the Mateo branch ol the American Association of University Women on The brief ceremony follow the 7 p.m. dinner at the Elks lodge. 2211 West Twentieth avenue. San Mateo.

Mrs. Tndpll Kay Maimer, bolh of MniCii. uon first place nl dnrii 21 in the recenl charily game which tool; EL RANCHO BRIDIE CLU 8 Ti AMERICAN CONTRACT BR I DOE Citv Jill, vll .1 Sundsy nl 'i Eat Ci kj Ciic Ricsd Piyn Encrie frn'cl, 1IX i' iC TJIH I Pl.lV.:. i 'rr a id Ir.lc si.i icn rr.av tjw obT.vnod rrdm nr 5 sect he. MORN IMS DRIPCE BOX i 'j'T n.vl" i Cashiun, retiring president, oil! be the mistress of ceremonies and Mrs.

Emni L. Morris, a past president, will lie llni installing officers, Guesls at the meeting will l.c the tOKS scholarship awanlees Tram the College of San Mateo, past presidents, and charter members. Mrs. John Briggs will I presenL the five young women L. Ccclmd; ihtfr i'i3 Evelyn Ka A .1 inc Ert Fr flrK IBS Crsv.

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CALL NOW FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT Fl 1 2077 cr 1 925" Beauty Saicn, Lever Level For Ijr Al Cgl'in. Mcn. students ho have met the scholarship achievement requirement of the local branc h. Kcaluted speaker of the after dinner program ill be Tcrrence O'Flaheily. columnist and critic.

Mrs. Richard Williams, program chairman, is in charge uf the annua! event closing the branch year of activities. Mrs. Muss has been an active member of AAUW since her graduation from the University of Illinois wilh a Bachelor or Science degree in home economics. sorted as recent graduates chairman, membership chairman, secretary, and president of the Rockford.

111., branch and international relations chairman ir, the Louisville. branch before coming in California in lf5S. in Ihe local branch she has served as membership treasurer. Roy 0 'fidcr Flor treasiii'cr. finance cl'inirmaii, courtesy committee chairman and as an aclive member many study sections Tie new executive has sened as treasurer, president, and di rector of ihe Friends of 1 1 1 Bui'linpnme ublic library and as chairman of the board nl deaconesses and rice prcsidcr.l ol llie Women's uf Hie Conurealional ciiureh ol San Mateo.

Her son. Steve, is majoring in radio and TV at San 'rnn eisco State college and is on the news slat; at N'BC and KNBR. Lynnc. her iluughler. is a sophomore at Hcripps ciiege ma lin ing in history and pwn Jewish Music Month to Be Celebrated rVnlnsuln B'nai B'rilh Women ciltipler Sil meet for a de? luncheon or.

Wednesday at I m. in the Peninsula room of the Hillsdale Community eerier. Mrs. Mervvyu Harris will present a monologue set to traditional nnci mndern Jewish music in honor of the of Isviicl's lifieenih independence iinniversary and dpwish Music mnnth. Mj s.

flrepory Bam is Israel ch.ib man. The Northern District Inter faith Institute, by Ihe B'nai B'rilh Anli Derajnation ieapie will he held on M.iy IS and it' til Ricky's Rnncho Rafael in Marin Delegates ill friths will 3ttend the tun rliiy and banquet. Dr. Mn Rahcrty. state superinien Men of schools v.

il! he guest speaker. Peniusiiiii chapter delegates win. will attend include Messrs. Mcsdames Don Gottlieb. Jerry Gordon and Burt Cross man.

The women are president. A.D.L and Dolls for Democracy CUPS AMD WHAT Antique egg cuor. slicw Tnat eggs in 1 coionial days wprs much smaller ttan average size eggs of tottay. Cclonial here had to scratch for a living; scientific feeding was unknown. Give soark to breakfast; secve eggs Joining llu ranks of tievslyweds ar Mr.

and Kit hard: A. liarbieri who were married rvccnlly at All Saints" Calholie rhui'L h. The bride is ihe rornitr Marjoric Lymli, daugtiter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paul Lynrh of Haywanl.

Her husband is son of Mrs. Augnsto ISarliirri of Belmnnt. The couple is now al home ill Belmont. L. ivoaem aay cups ujfrtj in 'jiuna, i rvsm a rl vni I I ISO uwsffld 1 cups or those om your precious collectiori poiletcr small r'rt.

'if. oest. chairman and vice president, respectively. Antique Show In Los Gates Mrs. Martha Camp will be one of the exhibitors in Ihe ec ond aimtiiil Antiques show and sale uhith will lake place May 17.

and IH at Ihe History club. Snn lose avenue I.os Cains. Itnirs uf thu cu'iii are 10 a Summer r.n'nbmv! The freshest colors you over saw stripe a two piece swimsuit 'itll squared olf neckline. The green or pink cotton and rayon; is imported from France, to 15. Just right soft cooked eggs Practice makes per fect.

To erjome an expert, keep a record a few times, then make your time chart But you must always remember' A largs egg take? longer to cooK than a imall Eggs at room temperature cook faster than cold ones taken from the refrigeraJ.cr. The quantity of water used Ml GRIN ORAl. ANTISCPTrC MICRIN more effective hours longer than any other mouthwash! MONKS I'KU. AC. I'.

Know your hoof: the bones of run; beef arc porous and red: lien beef is older. lh bones 0 while and flinty. atyecLb Lto it. good rule is tc use I pint of wato for a 5 rjq and 'cop 'breach add 'tonal r.fT must bCCCcerfid bwsler. SPECIAL OCCASION CalceA fePaitrieA tSV BAKED DECORATED 0 TO ORDER! it FOR INFORMATION.

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