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I 3 Santa Cruz Sentinel-News 3 Thursday, August 28, 1947 81 -Year-Old Youngster One Candle Tops Little Marceel's mm Mrs. Mondini Honor Guest At Surprise Conning Event Party Guest of honor at a surprise stork shower August 20, given by Mrs. Ada Sarti, Miss Mary Mondini and Mrs. Nellie Michel was Mrs. SOCIETY Beautiful Floral Setting Highlights Hayford-Stanley Wedding In Soquel Church scheme of the church motif.

The 4 Birthday Cake Last Thursday was a very ex-' citing day for little Marceel Ann: Fisk, for it marked her first birth-: day, and a group of family friends gathered at the home of herj grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis i Maranta on River street, to cele- brate the important August date. The attractive rooms of the Maranta home were decorated in a pink and gold motif and centering the serving table was a big birthday cake, with one pink candle embedded in its frosted surface. Cake and other goodies were served to the little folks who were Richard.

Fisk, Gussie and Michael Aliegri. Gene, Bobbie and Mary Jane Pori, Carol and Edith Cacace, Sharon Zachel, Bobbie Wood, Philip Balesteri, Patty, John and Marie Maranta and the tiny guest of honor. The children had, a jolly time playing in the sand pile and toys. Baby Marceel unwrapped many gifts from the group which included grown-ups, Mrs. A.

Al-legri, Mrs. R. Pori, Mrs. R. Wood, Mrs.

Frances Balesteri, Mrs. O. Allegri, Mrs. J. Cacace, Mrs.

C. Maranta, Mrs. L. Maranta Miss Theresa Maranta and the hostess, Mrs. Rosalie Fisk.

DeMolay Meeting Thursday Night There will be a regular DeMolay meeting Thursday night at the Masonic hall at 7:30 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. Community Club Picnic "Our Community Club" will hold its annual August picnic meeting Thursday at the covered bridge picnic grounds on Branciforte drive. Those attending may take their husbands, sweethearts and are reminded to take table service in addition to food. Coffee will be provided.

Happy Birthday AUGUST 28 Schuyler Long William Scettrini Miss Mary Smith Barbara Poston Victor Moglia Burdsal Cox Mary Joan Rodriguez James Gahle R. K. Morrow Mary Alice Raffety Peter Hansen PERSONALS J. F. Akerland, who had an eye operation in a San Jose hospital a month ago, has returned to his home on San Juan avenue.

Mrs. Margaret White, postmaster at Wahiawa. Hawaii, and her mother, Mrs. James Collins of Los Gatos, were luncheon guests of Mrs. Raymond Squire Tuesday.

The women renewed a friendship begun in the Islands. Rev. Raymond Squire is attending the Methodist ministers' annual summer school at the College of the Pacific in Stockton this week. He left Monday morning. Mr.

and Mrs. A. V. Brenkwitz left early Monday morning for a two weeks' motor vacation in the southern part of the state. They expect to spend most of their vacation at Catalina Island.

The Norman D. Nevills from Utah are house guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Dingledine on Ocean View avenue. Their two daughters, Sandra and Joan, accom panied them to Santa Cruz and they are all remaining for a month. Dr. and Mrs. Brown, who visited here have returned to El Paso, Texas, accompanied by Miss Marie Canepa.

Miss Marie wrote home of her trip, thunder storm at Houston, Texas, and had experienced much rain. Miss Gloria Tocchini of Madera is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Dante Canepa, on Mission street. Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Arellanes who were married at Reno, have returned from a wedding trip. A dinner in honor of the event was held following their return, at 123 Redwood street. F. T. Boland, naturalization examiner who was here on official business, has returned to San Francisco.

Miss Donna Mahood has gone to Oakland accompanied by her nephew. Joey McCarthy, who was at the grandparents' home, the Congregational parsonage. A brother of Joey, Kevin, is at the parsonage. Maurice Wood, who vacationed with his parents, Air. and Mrs.

L. A. Wood on Berkeley Way, has returned to Santa Rosa. Quantities of lovely blue delphiniums and white tuberous begonias formed a beautiful setting for the marriage ceremony uniting Velma Lucille (Tiny) Stanley and Frank It. Hayford, in Soquel Congregational church August 24, with the pastor, Rev.

Davis Preston officiating at the double ring rites. Pretty "Blond Bride For the important date, the petite blond bride chose a powder blue suit, with white accessories, and a white orchid corsage. Edith Griiiord of Santa Cruz was her only attendant. She wore a modish tan suit and gardenia corsage. Lyle Hayford stood with his brother as best man, and Malcolm and Julien Hayford served as ushers for their brother's wedding.

Miss Norma Reddert at the organ played appropriate wedding music including processional and recessional marches. There were 150 guests at the reception in the church hall which followed the late afternoon ceremony. Delphiniums, dahlias and begonias artistically arranged, repeated the blue and white color Reception Honors Newly Wed Couple Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hebbron were hosts at a large reception Saturday evening, at their home on Beach Hill honoring the recently wed Mr.

and Mrs. Charles William Newby. Mrs. New by is the former Jeanne Arlene Hebbron, daughter of the hosts, who became Mrs. Newby at a pretty ceremony in St.

Jonn's chapel in Del Monte, July 26, followed by a reception at Del Monte lodge. During the receiving hours from 5 to 8 o'clock, many friends called to extend felicitations to the couple who are popular members of the younger social set of this area. Mr. and Mrs. Hebbron were assisted by a large group of friends in host duties.

Colored Elks Picnic. A picnic sponsored by Ransom Stallsworth honoring Peninsula Lodge Elks No. 320 will be given by the colored Elks August 31 at the home of R. R. Daw-son, 115 Mc-Pherson street.

Many out-of-town members and friends are expected to attend. A. L. Auxiliary August Picnic A picnic at the covered bridge-on Branciforte drive, arranged by the August refreshment committee headed by Mrs. Irene McElderry, preceded the American Legion auxiliary meeting Friday.

August 22, Others helping serve a variety of delicious dishes were Mesdames Esther Zamzowy Goldie McEwen, Oma Stagnaro, Christine Faneuf and Grace Gettys. Mrs. Kay Veatch, rehabilitation chairman, and a group including Mesdames Wilhelmina Greenan, Bertie Nygaard and Mable Johrv son visited the veterans administration hospital in Palo Alto on Thursday, August 21. They arranged with Mrs. Stern of The Haven, recreation center of the patients, to assist in the activities every month.

In the past the auxiliary has donated two different sets of patio furniture to the hospitaL President Nancy Waller named Mrs. Esther An this as chairman of the September refreshment committee. Others on the committee are Mesdames Velma Darrow, Sei-ma Davenhill, Lydia Molitor, Laura Sept, and a new member of the unit, Mrs. McFarland. Salinas Couple Wed A Salinas couple, Joann Greene and Elzie Frank Loque were married on Tuesday with Justice W.

A. Deans performing the ceremony. Witnesses were Josie Loque and Freda Austin. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING WILL, ETC. No.

10.700. In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz. In the Matter of the Estate of ALLAN C. RENNIE, Deceased. Notice is.

hereby given that a petition for the probate of the will of Allan C. deceased, and for the issuance to petitioner. BURNICE L. RENNIE, of letters testamentary has been filed in this court, and that September 1947, at 10 o'clock A. M.

of said day, and the courtroom of said court, in the courthouse, ii the city of Santa Cruz, County of Santa Cruz, State of California, have been fixed as the time- and place for the hearing of said petition, when and where all persons interested may appear and contest the same and show cause why said petition should not be granted. Dated August 25, 1947 H. E. MILLER, Clerk. By MATHILDA ROSSI, Deputy Clerk.

LUCAS, WYCKOFF MILLER. Attorneys for Petitioner. Santa Cruz, California. Aug. 26 to Sept.

4. it High Shoe 5t to 8 .4.50 White Only kflowers were all from the Vetterle gardens, old-time neighbors of the Hayford family. Moving pictures were taken and one of the bride cutting her elaborate cake, was especially attractive. Buffet Supper A buffet supper at. the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Hayford, parents of the bridegroom, was served to members of the wedding party and family following the reception. The couple left for an undisclosed honeymoon later in the evening. They will live in their lovely new home which Mr. Hayford built for his bride in Riverview Terrace.

The bride has no relatives here, but her husband is the third son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hayford of Capitola, long-time residents of the community. The just-weds have many friends here where both have been employed. Mrs.

Lorraine Williamson and Mrs. Julien Hayford, sister and sister-in-law of the bridegroom, were responsible for the beautiful decorations. Church Club Sets September 2 For Meet Tuesday, September 2, was set as the next meeting date when members of Branciforte group of the Congregational church Women's club held its third regular meeting this summer in the form of a picnic at the De Laveaga picnic grounds. With places laid for about 33 around the picnic tables, the group met in the grove alongside Branciforte creek. The chairman, Mrs.

Ethel Cook, presided at the business session following the covered dish picnic, and the president of the club, Mrs. C. E. Greenamyer, spoke on plans of the group for the coming year. WEST CLIFF DRIVE MINOR FIRE Santa Cruz firemen were called out shortly before 11:30 a.m.

Wednesday to put out a grass fire at Woodrow avenue and West Cliff drive. Fire Chief Louis L. Gomes said there was no damage. Termination of joint tenancy filed in estate of Alice E. Bathurst.

Petitioners were Lillian Lease Butler and Charlotte Mitchell. The property is on Walnut avenue. SIZES 38 TO 44! SWIM PLAY SUITS Good selection, 2 pc. styles. Includes some bolero play suits.

Up to 5.98 values now 3.99 599 Is Woodcraft Honoree -At Potluck Dinner Preceding the August 18 meeting of Neighbors of Woodcraft, Josephine Gannon; who is observing her 81st birthday anniversary, was the guest of honor at a pot-luck dinner. The honoree was presented with a decorated birthday rakp with lighted candles. At the business meeting several items were discussed, furtner plans for the sale to be held September 4 through 6r were made, and it was learned that a group nlans in attend the DeD meetina in San Jose September 5 at the Scottish Kite tempte on second street. Belle Wolfe, guardian neighbor, presided. Two candidates were voted on, and visitors from San and Merced were welcomed.

It was announced that a meeting will not be held September 1, but that the next meeting will be September 15. Chairman Kuykendall and her committee served refreshments following the meeting. Mrs. Hansen Tells Woman's Luncheon Club Of Islands The Woman's Friendly Luncheon club, with about 30 present, enjoyed their monthly luncheon meeting at Hotel Palomar last Thursday. Mrs.

Grace Hairston, chairman of the day, presented Mrs. Harry J. Hansen, who told in a most interesting manner of "Life in the Philippines," her subject dealing mostly with her actual contact with the people of the Philippines. She is the wife of Rear Admiral Harry Hansen who was commanding officer in the naval station at Olongapo, and also was mayor of the adjoining town. The admiral was sent home just a few days before the bombs fell on Pearl Harbor.

Mrs. Hansen left the Islands December 31, 1940. Manila, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, was founded in the fifteen hundreds. The first wall surrounding the city was of logs, later replaced with, walls of clay, which were two and three-quarters miles long. The destruction of the city was so great during the recent war, that the job of rebuilding looks quite hopeless.

The Manila hotel was not entirely destroyed. The architecture is of Spanish influence. The mosquitoes were terrible, but the admiral had succeeded in ridding the base of. them. Their home there was one of very large rooms built high off the ground, was furnished with the native-made, very beautiful rattan furniture and grass rugs and was very comfortable, but it was necessary to keep lights burning in the closets to avoid mildew.

-An interesting story told by Mrs. Hansen was of a flood. Where in the morning the road was thick with dust, in the evening when they went over it their lives were endangered by the water which in spots was as deep as eight feet. It rains as much as 25 inches in '24 hours. The hospitality of the Philippine people is charming, but it is not a white man's country.

The natives have many dialects. They are of a reticent nature and make wonder ful servants. Their pay was small, but since the war they are being spoiled by outside interests offering much more. School teachers receive 40 pesos, the equivalent of $20. The great scourges of the Philippines are dengue fever, malaria and dysentery.

It is unsafe to eat raw foods of any kind. Mrs. Hansen wore a beautiful native dress of white, fine pina cloth, the material made from the fibre of the pineapple. It had an apron-shaped overskirt and collar of a beautiful aqua threaded with silver, and was most becoming. It was a gut to Mrs.

Hansen from native teachers, in appreciation of her work in sponsoring a dance and entertainment to raise money for their school. The secretary was instructed to write to the city council in regard to funds for the library. Mrs. Ger-aldine Work was present and ex plained the present situation in which library board finds it self. Three lovely solos were suns by Mrs.

Alexa B. Mackav, accompanied by Mrs. Ethel Schultz: "The House on a Hill," "Clouds" and "Lassie of Mine." The women stood in reverent silence in memory of Mrs. Alice bathurst, the club secretarv. who died since the last meeting.

Mrs. Grace Hairston accented thp office for the balance of the year. Electa Circle Luncheon Electa Circle will meet at Para dise Park Friday at 12:30 o'clock tor a no-host pot-luck luncheon. PUBLIC NOTICh NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING WILL. ETC.

No. 10.701. In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Santa Cruz. In the Matter of the Estate of GRACE L. SHERMAN.

Deceased. Notice is hereby given that a petition for the probate of the will and codicil thereto, of Grace L. Sherman, deceased, and for the issuance to petitioner Walter R. Bettencourt. Public Administrator of Santa Cruz Countv, of letters of administration with the will annexed, has been filed in this court, and that September 5.

1947. at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day. and the courtroom of said court, in the courthouse, in the city of Santa Cruz, County of Santa Cruz.

State of California, have been fixed as the time and place for the hearing of said petition, when and where ail persons interested may appear and contest the same and show cause why said petition should not be granted. Dated August 25. 1947. E. MILLER.

Clerk. By EMMA RODHOUSE, Deputv Clerk. LUCAS. WYCKOFF MILLER, Attorneys for Petitioner. Santa Cruz, California.

Aug. 2J to Sept. 4 A LARGE SIZE Steve Mondini. The party was given at the Sarti residence at 415 Ocean street. Pink and blue streamers led to a beautifully decorated basket filled; with gifts which her friends assembled for the coming event.

Entertaining games were- played following which the hostesses served daintv refreshments, buffet style, from a beautifully appointed table. Bidden to the party were Mes-dames Jennie Batistoni, Wilraa Michel. Margie Comstock, Louise Wood, Jean Carlson, Mersorele R. Grassi, Josie Anino, Virginia Ey-ler, Rose Verche, Jessie Williams, Lillian Gangloff, Melba Pills bury, Ada Sarti, Nellie Michel, and the Misses Janet Kauerauf, Clarie Ri-veiri, Marie Martello, Gloria Ri-ghetti. May Mondini and the guest of honor.

Y. W. C. A. Class Exhibit Friday Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock the garden summer program of the YWCA will come to a close with an exhibit of handcraft and art done by the girls during their classes.

Mrs. Perry Ross has found and developed some excellent talent among the 25 girls who have been participating in the work. Mrs. Don Bruce in her classes of handcraft has helped each girl in her class to make at least one article in leather or 'plastic braid. Mrs.

Ross announced several lo cal artists will show work of interest to the girls. Friends are cordially invited to attend the Friday exhibit. Golden Wedding Club The Golden Wedding club will have a picnic meeting Saturday at the covered bridge, De Laveaga park. Luncheon at noon. Coffee will be supplied.

East Side WCTU East Side W. C. T. U. will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Grace Methodist church.

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