Napa Journal from Napa, California • 6

Page 6 NAPA SUNDAY JOURNAL' Sunday, December 31, 1950 Helen Reichenberg Plights Troth Today FefetT At Shower Miss Helen Reichenberg, who will change her name to Mrs. Donald Thompson in a three oclock ceremony today in the First Baptit Church, was honored with a pre-nuptial shower Thursday evening at the home of the hostesses, the Misses Barbara and Betty Deese, 5248 St. Helena Highway. Gifts for the honoree were placed under a pink umbrella and flowers were placed throughout the house. Refreshments were served and games played, under the direction of Mrs.

J. Callison. On hand for the shower were Evelyn Woessner, Charlotte Randall, June Fletcher, Robin Arthur, Mary Robinson, Ruth Itob-j inson, Gloria Deese, Betty Deese, Betty Bickford, Barbara Conners, Helen Reichenberg, Helen i Ells, Letia Rasimas, Mrs. Fred Reichenberg. Maudine Carlton, I Bonnie Chidester, June Christian, Betty Deese.

TO WED TODAY Donning the traditional white, Helen will become Dons bride in a double-ring ceremony to be performed by the Rev. John Hadley. Her gown is of brocade marquisette with a bertha collar, fitted bodice and full skirt, and she will wear matching mitts. Holding her waist length veil edged in lace will be a Juliett cap trimmed with pearls. Charlotte Randall will serve the bride as maid of honor, wearing a yellow organdy gown.

Duties of bridesmaid will be performed by Joan Broughton, who will be gowned in lavender organdy. Jack Reichenberg, cousin of the bride, will attend the bridegroom as bestman, and Xeil Smith will usher guests to their places. All friends and relatives of the young couple have been invited to attend the wedding, which will be followed by the reci ption in Knapp Hall. Helen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

F. E. Reichenberg of 1031 Laurel Street. She attend-i cd local schools and was gradu- I atid from Xapa High School with i the class of '50, She has three ssters, Mrs. James Olson, Mrs.

Duane Feelye and Mrs. Benson, all of Xapa, and one brother, Donald, who is serving with the U. S. Xavy in Japan. Donald is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Thompson of Arthur. Nebraska. Following their honeymoon, the mwlywfds will journey to Flats, Nebraska, where they will make Itieir home on a ranch. PRE-NUPTIAL SHOWER Incentive for a bridal shower Thursday mas, Betty Deese, co-hostess; Gloria Deese; second row, left to evening was Miss Helen Reichenberg, who will wed Donald Thomp son today in the First Baptist Church.

The Misses Barbara and Betty Deese were hostesses for the affair, whirl) was held at their St. Helena Highway home. Guests attending were, front row, left to right, Barbara Deese, eo hostess; harlotte Randall, Lulita Kasi- riglit, Mrs. Fred Ueiehenberg, Helen Ellis, Maudine arllon, Bonnie Chidester, Helen Ueiehenberg, honoree; June Christenson, Robin Arthur; third row, left to right, Ruth Robinson, Evelyn Woessner, June Fieteher; fourth row, left to rigid, Mrs. J.

Callison, Betty Biekford, Barbara Conner, Mary Kohinson and Mrs. 1. J. Deese. Napa Sunday Journal Photo VARIETY SHOW SLATED FOR' JANUARY 4th, 5th A Day At Napa College." a snns-t'tllcd.

dance-filled variety t-hnw. is elated for Ji-nuaiy 4th ar.d 5th at the Napa High School Auditorium. Dirtciod, produced and enacted entirely by students. th.e show being onsored by Alpha Gamma Sigma. college honor sock ty.

to raise money for to the local school. "A Day At Napa Collette" was originally begun as an exchange assembly. Tryouts were arranged by Bud Ptlanmnn corn- plot was built around the acts. Seri; mati rial was supplied by Ray Orrock. and acts were supervised by Jewel Benedict and Frank Adame, co-directors.

After weeks of preparation. "A Day At Xapa College." com-j k'tc w.th a cast uf seventy and orchestra. was presented at Santa Rosa Junior College and sometime la'er at Vallejo. At e-ach school, the show was received with tumultous applause and shouts for encores. Other colleges in the bay area, having he-ard about the assembly, invited the- group to their respective stages.

"A Day At Xapa College is iust what the title' implies. Opening scenes are morning in a sorority house and a fraternity house. A harem scene with eight lovely co-e ds clad in the latest harem styles is also included. Songs will be supplied by Jewel Benedict. Darlene Brown, Bob Sage.

Bob Giardina. Janice Whitney. Dick Merryfn ld and Carol Blanchard, to name a few. The I ret on twins will present accord.on duets. "Professor" John Triplett will give a lecture, ar.d dance routines will be performed bv Jewel Benedict and Frank Adame.

In addition to the orchestra, tint m- will be a D.xit -land band. Acts have bmi'. ivv. si and r.rw scs addt for an i wring of enjormt r.t. Pice ot admiss.nn is eens tor aculs.

f.ty cents tor s' ud r.s ar.d r.ildren. t.mi i oclcr.k. Sally Charlesworth Tells Betrothal To Bob Schafer Romantic tidings were heralded during the holiday season at 'he I. E. Charlesworth residence.

177k Second S'ne whin Sally Charles wor'h, oldi da of the household, officially an-nounced her nt 'o P.oo-ert Schafer, son of Mr. and Mis. Walter Schafer ot 142 si reef. Sally will be a member ot 'Ik 12th grade gradua'ing class of 1951 at Xapa Colli ge. Sim with the Xapa Assi n.bly.

Order of Rainbow for g.ils. She has one s.sier. Sandia, wno attends Napa High School, and a bt other. John, who at'ends Intel mediate School. Mi, and Mrs.

John D. Cochrane are her gland-pai ents. Bob attended Xapa schools and is locally juployed at resent. Soon he will love to renin the United States Army. Walt and Bill Schafer.

both of Xapa, ate his brotneis, ar.d Mrs. Sophia Polz.n is his grandmother. The couple have set no definite date for the wedding. MISS JEWEL BEXEDK is an example of the pretty co-eds you'll see when you attend the variety show, A Day at Napa College, to he presented January 4th and 5th in the Xapa High School auditorium. Jewel not only can strike a pretty pose hut she can sing, too.

and is co-director of the show with I rank Adamo. Sponsor of the show is Alpha Gamma Sigma, college honor sneiety. Xapa Sunday Journal Photo ATTENDING THE FOURTEENTH BIRTHDAY eclebration of Audrey Edwards were, front row, hit to right, Georgia Malthy, Jane Edwards, hostess; Jnauie Broughton; back row, left to rigid, Shirley Sooter, lametta Vienop, Audrey Edwards, lumoree; Pal Broughton. Jane Edwards Honored With Surprise Party On Fourteenth Birthday Broughton, Louetta Vienop and Gail Aguilar. Ann Dorluntl, Mary Banehero, Barlow, Gail Aguilar, Jeanne Napa Sunday Journal Photo Aguilar, Jeanne Broughton, Jane Edwards, hostess; and Audrey Edwards, honoife.

RIG BUSINESS IN IIAIR (GLOBING NEW YORK 'ID Sales of home hair coloring and permanent wave products will reach a combined total of approximately $150,000,000 in 1951, according to Martin L. Strauss II, manufacturer of Tintair. The second lavgest Slock Exchange in the nation is at San Francisco. day, Audrey. There were fourteen blue candles burning bright- ly on the cake.

Guests were Georgia Malt by, Joattie Broughton, Shirley Soot-rr, Louetta Vienop, Ann Dorlad, Mary Banehero, Pat Barlow, Gail Bride of Clayton Kime Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fetor Militello of 1021 El Centro Avenue, and is a graduate of Napa High School. A graduate of Sonoma schools, Clayton is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Kime of that city. A truly happy birthday was spent by Audrey Edwards on Thursday evening for she was guest of honor at a surprise party at her home at 2911 Kil-burn avenue, which was arranged by her sister, Jane. Her mom ami dad, Mr. and Mrs. A.

T. Edwards, took Audrey for a ride while the guests were assembling, and when she returned, she was greeted with a shout of Surprise! Surprise!" She definitely was a surprised young lady. Games were played later and prizes were awarded to Joanie Former NapanWeds Bay City Man In Carmel Mission Lovely old Carmel Mission was the setting for the marriage of Miss Evelyn Sherman, former Xapan. and Flavio Rosso of San Fianeisco on December 16. The marriage ceremony was performed at 4 oclock in the afternoon with the father of the mission officiating.

The couple was flanked by two attendants. Dario Rosso, brother of the groom, performed best-man duties, and Norma Jean Jack was in the maid-of-honor role. For the informal ceremony the bride donned a suit of champagne; color with matching hat. Her accessories were of brown lizard. For the rites she carried a white Bible with a green orchid and pale green and bronze ribbon.

Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was held at the Highlands Inn, after which (he newlywed couple departed for a honeymoon trip to Palm Springs. The new Mrs. Rosso is the! daughter of Carl Snyder and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.

A. Atkeson. all of this city. Parents of the benedict are Mr. and Mis, Joseph Rosso of San Francisco, On their honeymoon return the new Mr, and Mrs, Rosso will make their home in San Fran-isco.

Taylor Becomes An Uncle Twice In the Same Day Did von ever become an uncle twice in one day? This is rattier an unusual or-rurienec, hut it is just what hap-(tied this week to Mr. E. N. Tavlor of this city. Tiie identical twin sisleis of Taylor, Mrs.

William Campbell. 1811) Madrona street, and he) tv in sister Mrs. Jacob Becker of Sum ('ink, earl) gave birth to a baby girl in the Sutter Hospital in Sacramento within a half! bour of arh ot her. However, the coincidences of this si ory don't slop there. Both i 1 1 1 tints weighed in at 6 pounds 7R ounces, and both are blondes, on Thursday evening.

Dinner was servid and then- was dancing afterwards. Making the trip wete Waiter Wicsler, Will Sinclair, Donna Pollack, Jim Hamilton, Jewel Benedict, C'yn-: tina Bishop), and Dave Abbott, Mr. and Mts. Dee Chouinard and ill-, and Mrs. Hank Mi llow and soil.

David. HERE IS a litle ditty which, it. is predict! cl, will rival The Thing. it. is called The Something and is sweeping the county.

i The Something Inky stinky ombla goo. I Folder, double, bottle poo. There it is. Do you know what I it miaris? Ponder awhile and then send in your guess on a penny postcard to the JOUR I XAE. to Taffy.

Girls Friendly Society Meets For Pot Luck Luncheon; Plans Parties The St. Mar.s (Inis Friendly Society met Wednesday in till i paiish hall tor a pothiek luiieh-; con. 1 -w mg liinchroii the group stalled making favors for then Valentine pat v. The date will b( announced l.tti r. Tin S'.

Mary's group plans to U.v:te the tel.i-age g.oups from faiiMoo t. St. H. 1, na and Vallejo Episcopal to the alfair which 1 1 ini 1 1 id dancing games aa-i f. sotui nts.

si ut wire Deltn i L-( Vjlir. P.Fnon Hill. Diane ('ampin 11. Do'othv Kmard and sponsor Mi Ned Ntr-lmlson. ah'e to at ml were Marsha r.fe Robinson and 4 Carol Llmh-r.

VVhen it was time for refresh- menls, Jane the hostess, brought in a lovely white birthday cake decorated with yellow roses and inscribed in blue Happy llirlh- Ann Militello To Become Tomorrows bride is Miss Ann Militello. who will wed Clayton Kime in a ceremony in Reno. The newlyweds will honeymoon briefly in Nevada and will return here, where they will make their homo. By TAFFY THOUGH ITS a little early in the day, 1 want to wish you a most joyous New Year. I suppose you are busy as little beav-is making New Year's resolution which reminds me of a poem by Frank R.

Cann.ng called "Old Leaf, that goes like this: Tms resolution is so good, I'd be a fool to break it. In fact. I like it more and more Each Ni Years that I main it. But (rough of tins d.llydallymg Jabs down to tin- busmes. of itpoitug wna' (vi-iyboly has bein doing with hiinsilf during tne HOME FROM HIS STUDIES i.t the ot California J.iu Scho.ti mew a panv at om i n.j.g vwi k.

A fiaei oj turkiy with all lie trim m.ig.- s. i vi to t.hi party goiis, and laRr 'my t.juyec Unite. I. g. Having I in were Jiat l.iit At.ho't.

Dave Abbot Wd ft. in Ian EaVoiiin Alldii dgc Dick Sally Hammciaii Jeanne Johnson, 1-at Ma'tos, Carol Dam- Iv Jamison, Dvod Eawtiif, Ki it Ptatvttz. ('ynthia Dot Bunnell and Colleen IC 1 1 1 1 PACKING U1 1 1 1 1 i sktis and ad. ng bn tiie Sugar Bowl Sat-titiiay iiiot mug wen- Dave Abbott, Bud Delannoy. Dick Merry-til 111 and Kin pjavit.

Tiny plan stay over New Year's, HAI PY BIRTHDAY to John Triplett, who arrived with the Yew Ytar just twenty years igo. He and the gang wli get ogether for a little celebrating. It may be their last time togeth-r, for they all plan to join blanches of the armed services the mar future. The gang" of Roy (ratty. Buford rnld.

flitf Xf Glen Dykes. A'lllie Hammamoto and Bob Shafti is WHJI.E WE RE OX TIIE SUB-I IX T. Joitn ti me tnat hr tr.d ('alii a T. inme w-ll hav beer itoing' Miady lor hold on to l.ais one year on January -th! They Will celebrate the hap v.itn dinner by can il light and will see the Alpha mmma Sgina variety show, A Da. at Xapa College." which Will a pt SMt 1 1 It and 5th it i hgh scitool and, tot itmi wit.) a cast of arly a hundred ho, v.

i 1 to tiie Alpha lamina S.gina scholai ship fund as will g't a lug iti ta te. SORRY TO HEAR that try 'tnn Vi all-1 ill. I topt hi ip and tt ant ion. In fi mi pi a mg' ca 1 1 i an Iin.g A btio' i I I man Alio s'. i ltd pa ot till I itulnk.ys Ini w.lli im tin.

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