The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 54

THE DAILY SUN D-S Petlansky, Shelley Vows said Fricky, Teh. 29, 1959 4 i 3 V- i Policemen and Wives Enjoy Box Social Dinner Following a Valentine motif, the San Bernardino Police Wives Auxiliary sponsored an old fashioned "box social" Tuesday at the American Legion Hall, 131 E. lOth St. Auctioneer far the dinner, which was followed by an evening of dancing, was Robert T. Cullin.

Guests included Messrs. and Mmes. Thomas A. Clark, George V. Boren, Donald L.

Day, David E. Atkins, Melvin L. Harbauer, Richard J. Shad-dox, J. Edward Tappan, Frank V.

Daneke, William L. Sehu-man. Dallas L. Ward, Donald C. L'nderwood, Roltort P.

Van Der Linda and Cullin. Hospital Day Observance At Palton Third District VFW Auxiliary observed hospital day at Patton State Hospital Friday with Mrs. Elizabeth Brush from Colton as chairman. Lloyd G. Hume Auxiliary from Rail to was the hostess group, Mrs.

Mary Slaven, president; assisted by Mmes. Ella Pickett. Molly Callayal and Florence Orr. Tables were decorated in a Valentine motif with table cloths, plates and napkins all appropriate styles. Each place was marked with a red heart centered with a candy basket.

Sixty guests were served cherry pie topped with ice cream. Read the Classified Section. St. Francis Chapel at the Mission Inn, Riverside, was the setting for the Feb. 11 double rin2 wedding of Miss Eileen Shelley and Michael A.

Petlansky. The Rev. Philip G. Muray officiated at the nuptials. Th bride was escorted into the sanctuary by Otho Litty, a friend.

The bride wore a ballerina-length gown of white peau de soie with princess bodice and a full skirt. Her gown was detailed with a jeweled lace jacket and three quarter-length sleeves. Her shoulder-length veil was secured to a matching lace cap encrusted with seed pearls. She carried a spray of white roses on a white Bible. Mrs.

Betty Becker sened the bride as matron of honor. She wore a beige silk frock with matching hat and earned a bouquet of chartreuse cybid-iums. George Becker was best man. W1.DMNG niNNKK Following the ceremony, a wedding dinner was held in the California Room of the Mission Inn. The bnde is the daughter of Mrs.

Ivan of Cambridge City, and Robert Shelley of Indianapolis, Ind. She was graduated from Lnon High School in Ohio and has been employed at Norton Air Force Ease several years. The bridegroom is a liaison officer at Vanderborg Air Force Base. Following a honeymoon to San Francisco, the couple will live at Lompoc. Acuff-Faust Vows Said 1 I I MRS.

C. LOWELL COOMES the former Miss Janice Gertrude Meyer (Photo by Blake Studio) where she was active in the Subobans, Fellowship Club, California Scholarship Federation, was senior class treasurer, head flag majorette and activities chairman for Pagettes. She attended San Bernardino Valley College and is presently employed as secretary for the U.S. Forest Service. The bridgegroom was graduated in 1935 from Beaumont High School.

He attended San Bernardino Valley College and the University of Redlands, where he was active in student government and school activities. He is presently employed at the Beaumont Post Office. MRS. MICHAEL A. PETLANSKY the former Miss Eileen Shelley (Photo by Brt l.hy) 5 ft.

If', 'i it i 4 A PATI JARVIS FETED AT BRIDAL SHOWER 4 i Hartwick of Barstow will be married March 23 at First Presbyterian Church. San Bernardino. Present at the shower were the honoree, her mother, Mrs. Jarvis; her future mother-in-law, Mrs. Roger Hartwick; her future grandmother-in-law, Mrs.

Williamson; and Mmes. Paul Hill, Noel Cook. Delbert L. Morgan, Richard Belike, George A. Richter, William Dodson, George R.

Driskill. Mark Lantz and Misses La Voile Hill, Jackie Nicholson and Jo Ann Hunt. Party Set For Saturday Newly formed Mothers' Club of Our Lady of Assumption Catholic School, 438 4Sth San Bernardino, is sponsoring a card party Saturday at 8 p.m. at the school social hall. A small donation may be made at the door and refreshments and prizes are planned.

to i it 4 'J- Miss Pati Jan-is, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Jams, 617 Highland San was honored at a bridal shower Friday at the home of her sister, Mrs.

Richard Lantz, in Riverside. A red and white color motif carried out the Valentine theme. A red heart surrounded by red roses and inscribed "Pat and Jay" was placed on the refreshment table. Miss Jarvis and James Rorr Coomes, Meyer Rite In Chapel Bridal rohes of rosepoint lace over white taffeta were selected by Miss Janice Gertrude Meyer, daughter of Mr. and Ralph H.

Meyer, 7113 Guthrie in Bernardino, for her Feb. 11 wedding to C. Lowell Coorm son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Coomes, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Coomes, 1093 Cherry Beaumont. The Little Chapel of Sacred Memories at St. Paul's Methodist Church was the setting for the double ring afternoon nuptials. Dr. Allan R.

Reesor officiated at the ceremony attended by 73 close friends and relatives. The bride and her father were heralded into the chapel sanctuary to the strains of "Because" and "I Love Thee," sung by Miss Margaret Talmidge. accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Betty Henninger. CROWN OF I'KARI-S The bride's gown was detailed with ballerina-length skirt and sabrina neckline.

Her shoulder-length veil was secured to a crown of seed pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations crested with a white orchid. Miss Diana Meyer, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. The bridesmaid, Miss Linda Coomes, sister of the bridegroom, wore a yellow sheath dress with matching hat and carried a heart-shaped nosegay of yellow carnations. Morgan L.

Acker, brother of the bridegroom, served him as best man and ushering was Ted Wells. HOME IX BEAUMONT Following the ceremony, the newlyweds were greeted at a reception in the church social hall. Mrs. Lois Taylor was wedding hostess. The couple honeymooned at Las Vegas and is now residing at 731 Michigan Beaumont.

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LARRY L. ACUFF nee Miss Vickie Sue Faust (rhoto by Mershon) DELIVERS THE HFW AHTfiMATIft CRtEJl tTJESH SHEtlK bY--TL IT 1801 rSTftEIT Xff off ilirm These Are Absolutely the Last Days of Our Tremendous Stoeh Liquidation! SALE INCLUDES SPRING FALL WINTER APPAREL II a I STREET WAY-WAY BELOW Our WHOLESALE COST LADIES' QUALITY DRESSES Redlands Honeymooning in Palm Springs following their Feb. 12 edding are Mr. and Mrs. Larry L.

Acuff, nee Miss Vickie Sue Faust. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Hazel Faust of Needles and the bridegroom the son of Mr. and Mrs. D.

D. Acuff, 4830 Mountain View San Bernardino. The wedding rites were held at the Chapel of the Grail in the First Congregational Church in Redlands, Elder Charles Teel officiating. One hundred guests were present for the ceremony for which Mrs. Bonnie House sang "I Love You Truly," "Because" and "The Lord Prayer." FIVE ATTENDANTS Attending the bride as maid of honor was Miss Donna Lee Flores while Misses Marilyn and Martha Aculf, sisters of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids.

Young Miss Gayle Faust, sister of the bride, was flower girl and Jibby Ridgley was Bible bearer. Acuff chose Phillip Lockaby as best man while Harold Howell, Rolland Sciuiling and Jack Finch ushered. A gown of embroidered nylon tulle over bridal satin was worn by the bride and made ballerina-length with fitted bodice fashioned with mandarin neckline and long sleeves. The bouffant skirt of nylon tulle had embroidered overskirt. A tiara of 6eed pearls and sequins held the fingertip veil of French illusion and the bridal bouquet was white orchids, stephanotis and phalenopsis.

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