The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 18

Writers Honor Author With Fund inspired by' the pumpkin patches of Half Moon Bay, "Sing Sailor. Sing," a. 'story in verse of King Henry of Portugal, who ruled in thedays of dragons, will.be published by Golden Gate Books. Dori White's short story, "Woman's. which ap peared in the August Redbook, will be reprinted in England and Norway.

Mabel' Watts, prolific writer' of juveniles, has sold two books to. Parent's Press. The narrow escapes of "Solomon Smart" was published October 1. "The Story of Zachary Zween" is due for publication in the fall of 1967. "I'm for You and You're for Me" will appear under the imprint of Abelard, Sen urn an, Limited.

Mrs. Watts, has also sold a story, "Who Was' the Silliest?" to Instructor, which is slated for publication in the January 1967 issue. A' fund has been established by the Burlingame Library in memory of the author of "Mama's Bank Account" upon which the play and the movie, "I Remember Mama" based. The Kathryn Forbes McLean Memorial Fund will be used for improvements to the library which she frequented during her 36 year residence in Burlingame. McLean died last May in San Francisco after a long illness.

Mrs. McLean, who wrote under the name of Kathryn Forbes, was a native of San Francisco, where she' attended school. In 1930 she moved to Burlingame where she became a member of a creative writing group. She was the first of the group to enjoy success. With the publication of her first book, "Mama's Bank Account 1 in 1943 she was swept into international prominence.

She also wrote "Transfer Point." The fund has been established at the request of her writer friends. Contributions may be sent to the Burlingame Library, Primrose Road, Burlingame. Members of Burlingame writers have chalked up a number of recent sales. Patricia Miles Martin will have four new books on the market this fall. "Teacher's Pet," an Atlantic Littlebrown publication and a Junior Literary Guild selection, will appear under the name of Miska Miles.

Putnam will publish "Andrew Jackson," a biogra phv for children in the second and third grades, and "Pumpkin Patch," a Halloween story (Gruman Photo) THE CHRISTIAN LEINENWEBERS (Nina Lodvick) San Mateo Home For Leinenwebers Preparing for a lecture demonstration in ballet on Sunday at the Ziceva Ballet studio are Fred Johnston, Gretchen Stock and Roberta Myer, The program, which is first of fall activities for the San Mateo Chapter of the Pacific Dance Guild, supports the Peninsula Ballet Theatre and sponsors scholarship. Mesdames Don L. Cotterell, president, Edward Keith, treasurer, and Bennett Bloomfield, secretary, are planning the event with Mrs, Bennett Bloomfield, secretary (not pictured) (Times Photo) European Fleming Rosberg Rites Are attendants wore gowns of yellow crepe and the honor attendant wore green. Irene Lodvick was the maid of honor for her sister and the bridesmaids were Lora Layne, Carol Heydt, Shirley Mstowska and Louise Sonne. Mark Eric Leinenweber was the best man for his brother, The ushers were Jerry Boletto, Richard Farewell, Robert Flanagan and Paul Verbelli.

The new matron attended San Mateo High School, the College of San Mateo and is currently Francisco State College. Her husband is an' alumnus of Mills High School, the College of San Mateo and San Francisco State Repeated in Carmel Setting Mary Ellen Fleming and Ronald A. Rosberg were united in marriage at the Highlands Inn Wedding Chapel recently, A dinner for the bridal party followed. Another reception The Russian Church of All Saints was the setting for the recent wedding of Nina Jane Locivick and Christian John Leinenweber. After a wedding tour of Hawaii, they returned to a home in San Mateo.

Nina is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Lodvicb of Hillsborough, Her husband is the son of Mr. and" Mrs.

Hiram B. Leinenweber of Burlingame. For the 2 p.m. ceremony, the bride wore a candlelight satin gown appliqued with lace on the bodice, skirt and train. Her Widen Selection of FRIGIDAIRE product! in this area SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Aulhorized Soles ond Service CULMER'S APPLIANCE 123 W.

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Nil Collection Of Fashions Fashions from France, Italy and Spain, and, the fall collection by John Bates of London, will be shown at the "Swinging International Fashion Show," on November 10, in the Gold Ballroom, of the Fairmont Hotel. Ross is acting as adviser for the Multiple Sclerosis Auxiliary. Mrs. Ray Schwjzer is chairman for the luncheon. Advanc reservations are being taken at the Multiple Sclerosis office, .2290 Post Street, Sari Among sponsors for the event are Shirley.

Temple (Mrs. Charles) Black, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koshland and Forden Athearn. Macy's is arranging for the fashion collection and the pres ence of John Bates.

Card Party Is Set by Lodge Elmwood Rebekah Lodge of San Mateo is having a card party to sponsor a cake a monlh for one of the. chi! dren's wards at the rehabilitation center at Agnew. The party will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Daher, 610 South Delaware, at 8 p.m.

on Friday. All Rebekahs and their husbands have been invited to attend. Proceeds will go to this worthwhile project. Officers of Elmwood Lodge will assist Mrs. Daher with her hostess duties.

Second Birthday Is Celebrated' By Bethel 348 Bethel 348, Pacifica International Order of Job's Daughters, is celebrating its second birthday this, month. The Bethel was instituted on October 11, 1964, at Oceana High School. It received its charter and number on February 1, 1965, To commemorate the birthday, a book of favorite recipes has been compiled by Sue Bor ras, marshal, from members files. The book can be obtained from any member of the Bethel. very Picture Deserves the Beit WONG'S IMPORTS I Camho.

San Mateo custom FRAMING 1 by Wong switch01 was given the following day at the Woodlake Spa. fa daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fleming of Elkhorn, Wis. Ronald is the son of Mrs.

Sam Weinrob of San Francisco. After a wedding tour of Acapulco and Mexico City, the couple will live in San Mateo. Mary Ellen selected an A line silk organza gown trimmed with pearls, crystals and Cbaritilly lace. Her teau train was bordered with and a cluster of roses secured her 'veil. Nancy Odinius served as the honor attendants in an azalea colored dress trimmed with white lace.

The bridesmaids, Linda Batz and Su Rosberg, the bridegroom's sister, wore similar gowns. David Rosberg fulfilled the best man duties for his brother as Calvin E. Kringel and Steve Malien ushered. The new matron attended Whitewater State University in and her husband attended the University of Southern California. San Carlans To Meet for Lunch The San Carlans will meet next Wednesday at Rick's Swiss Chalet in Palo Aito for a luncheon at 12:30 Martenson of Oakland will present ideas for "Holiday Decorations." The Sewing Section meets this month at the home of Mrs.

Foster Strobeek, chairman. The Arts and Crafts Section meets every Tuesday from noon until .3 p.m. at the Re creational Center. Mrs. Marion Anderson is Chairman.

Drama Is Featured By WSCS "A Minor Miracle," a drama in miniature, concerning inter racial groups, and pertinent happenings in today's will be presented to the Women's Society of Christian Service, First Methodist Church, Burlingame, Howard and EI Camino Real, on November 2. The program will follow a noon luncheon. Members of the cast are Mesdames: E. Dale Witt, Leo Melcher, William F. McCrary, John Buckham, Herbert Van Meter, Albert Giovannoni, G.

William 'Thomson, Martha Bur rill, Mary Boutte and Martha Jordan. All participants are members of the "Circle of Con cern." Mrs. DeWayne Moore has made all program arrangements. Hostesses for the luncheon are members of the Riddeil Circle whose chairman is Mrs. Harlan Fowler.

This circle was named to honor Patricia Riddeil, a missionary in Lima, Peru, who is working to improve conditions for the impro verished children of that area. A program of music will be introduced by Mrs. Hugh Mitz er. The recorder section of the San Bruno branch of AAUW will play selections of baroque and classical music from Gavotte, F. J.

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