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Sacramento, SACRAMENTO California BEE Women's Social, Club And Feature Pages Patricia Monk Discloses Date For Marriage The First Methodist Church will be the setting at noon August 4th for marriage ceremonies which will unite Patricia Anne Monk and Second Lieutenant Walter E. Ronten. Dr. Robert Panzer will officiate at the vow exchange, to be followed by a reception in the church. Attending the bride elect as matron of honor will be Mrs.

William Bertie of San Francisco. The bridesmaids will be Ardell Hansen of 'Sacramento and Carol Ronten of Tuolumne, sister of the prospective bridegroom. Lieutenant Robert Merriman will be the best man and Lieutenants Richard Flowers and John Nelson will usher. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Paschal Monk. She was graduated from Sacramento High School and College of the Pacific, where she was a member of Zeta Phi and Beta Beta Beta, and is a graduate student at Sacramento State College. Ronten, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E.

Ronten of Tuolumne, is stationed at McClellan Air Force Base. He is a graduate of Summerville High School and attended COP where his fraternity was Alpha Kappa Phi. LaBandera Parlor Sets Installation Of New Officers LaBandera Parlor No. 110, Native Daughters of the Golden West, will have a business meeting followed by an installation at 7:30 PM tomorrow in Native Sons Hall. The installation will be conducted by Mildred Christy, deputy grand president, and her corps of officers from Califia Parlor No.

22. New officers are Verna Waterman, past president; Agnes McNamara, president; Mae Sydenstricker, first vice dent; Eva Mordecai, second vice president; Shirley Valentini, third vice president. Rae Rominger, recording secretary; Genevieve Didion, financial secretary; Frieda Dalton, treasurer; Eloise Wright, Lillian Simpson and Ethel Miller, trustees; Annabelle DeVore, marshal; Louise Walling, inside sentinel, and Edna B. Briggs, organist. Jessie Hauert will be chairman of the installation and Miss Valentini will be chairman of refreshments, assisted by Geneva Fors and Charlotte Tenney.

Invitation have been sent to Edna B. Briggs, Henrietta Toothaker and Doris Gerrish, past grand presidents; Audrey D. Brown, grand president; Mary Ehlers, grand trustee; Marie Stebbins, supervising district deputy grand president, and all deputy grand presidents and parlors in District 18. Hawaiian Vacation Mr. and Mrs.

George I. Green will leave for a three week vacation in the Hawaiian Islands next Wednesday with the Ben Ali Shrine tour. The group will leave by boat from San Francisco. Friendship Club The Royal Neighbor Friendship Club will meet at noon Friday in the home of Mrs. Ellamae Barnes for a potluck supper.

There will be sewing and a business session. GOLD STAR MOTHERS- Directors of the Department of California, American Gold Star Mothers, met in Fresno Monday. Those attending included, left to right, Mrs. Esther M. Paulson of Sacramento, department commander; Mrs.

Ella Simpson of Fresno, commander of the Fresno chapter, and Mrs. Ruth Singer of Los Angeles, national commander. Bee Photo Officials Of Gold Star Mothers Meet Mrs. Esther M. Paulson of Sacramento was among those attending the meeting Monday of the board of directors of the Department of California, American Gold Star Mothers, in Fresno.

Mrs. Paulson is the Department of California commander. Also attending was Mrs. Ruth Singer of Los Angeles, national commander, who outlined the purposes of the organization, composed of women whose sons were killed while serving in the country's armed forces. Mrs.

Singer declared the organization is not a veterans organization but encourages its members to join veterans auxiliaries. She called upon the women to fight against Communism and said the group contributes heavily to The Arsenal Of Democracy which prepares propaganda to combat Communism abroad. She added the group is non political and non partisan but urges every member to exercise her right to vote. Mrs. Singer declared members of the various chapters in the state also are members of the veterans administration volunteer er services and help out in veterans administration hospitals throughout the state.

The group discussed general plans for participation in Gold Star Mothers Day in September. The Fresno Millerton Chapter, headed by Mrs. Ella Simpson, was the host group. Legion Auxiliary A meeting of George W. Manhart No.

391, American Legion Auxiliary, is slated for tomorrow at 8 PM in the Manhart Legion Hall. Reports on the convention held in Fresno last month will be given by Helen Brodhead, Irma McDougal and Marie Dowd, delegates. CRUISE THE RIVER Wed. thru Sunday Aboard MANSION BELLE Cruise and Supper $3.95 GI 1-3874 or IV 9-6644 SAVE SIZES stock reduced off! HOUSE OF NINE 910 ninth st. SECOND FLOOR above AIR CONDITIONED Wedding Dates Music Delgado-Silva August 5th is the date chosen by Grace Delgado and Edward 5 Silva for their marriage in the Catholic Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament.

Monsignor Raymond Renwald will say the 12:30 PM nuptial mass. Four hundred invitations will be mailed to guests who also will attend a reception in the Hellenic Center following the formal double ring ceremony. Kathleen Guidera has been asked to serve as honor maid. Sharing bridesmaid duties will be Mmes. John Cloyd, Joseph Silva and Anthony Delgado and Ernestine Polanco and Mary Esparza.

Filling the roles of flower girls and ringbearer will be Toni Marie Delgado and Cindy Ann Silva and Joseph Cardena. Paul DeAnda will perform best man duties. The guests will be ushered by Anthony Delgado of Wrights Town, the bride elect's brother, Joseph Silva of Sacramento, Manuel Lewis of Auburn, Boyd Hocker of and Frank Silva of Rio Linda. Parents of the bride to be are Mrs. Grace Mercado and the late Augustine Delgado.

Manuel P. Silva and the late Mrs. Julia Silva are the parents of the prospective bridegroom. The future Mrs. Silva was honored at a cellaneous shower by Mrs.

Cloyd, and Kathleen Guidera. Another miscellaneous shower is planned for Friday evening in the home of Mrs. John K. Leal. Mrs.

Joseph Silva will be cohostess at the event. Mmes. Anastacio ArcienJoseph Guidiana and Elias Esparza, will entertain for the future bride Sunday at a miscellaneous shower in the Mexican Center. Cheechov-Rohrke Pearl Cheechov, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Cheechov of Elmira, has announced her engagement to Lieutenant Martin C. Rohrke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Rohrke of Sacramento.

The couple plans a late October wedding. The future Mrs. Rohrke attended high school in Vacaville. Her prospective husband was graduated from the C. K.

McClatchy High School and attended the Sacramento Junior College. Boyd-Kokonas August 19th is the date selected for the marriage of Barbara Jean Boyd and Stanley Myron Kokonas. They will recite their vows in the First Methodist Church. Miss Boyd, the daughter of Mrs. Ralph McGee, is a graduate of Sacramento High School.

Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Stevens of Music Circus Members Will Entertain Club Cast members of the Music Circus. will entertain members of the Park Terrace Swimming and Tennis Club at their summer dance Saturday evening in the clubhouse. The tent show will provide the theme for the evening, to feature swimming, dancing and a midnight supper.

Members of the Music clude Russell Lewis and HowCircus, who, will attend inlard Young, coproducers; Donald Burr, director; Don Sheffey land Sandy Campbell, accompanists, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Machamer, Jana Lund, Richard France, Doug Rogers, Diane Honodel, Evelyn Russell, Vivianne Lloyd, Jerry Ritzer and Kathleen Freeman. Mr. and Mrs.

Sheldon Doolittle, chairmen, are being assisted by Messrs. and Mmes. George McGrew, William Vandercook, David McKinley, Harry Arnold, Al Grielich and Sheldon' Parker. Legion Will Have Initial Meeting Sacramento Salon 132, Eight: and Forty, American Legion Auxiliary, will. have its first meeting of the term at 8 PM tomorrow in the clubrooms at 1119 21st Street.

Delegates who attended the state convention in Fresno will give reports. They were Marie Hughes, Pearl Loutensock, Zetta Leinberger, Virginia Price, Catherine Carlson, Clara Jackson, Florence Perkins, Hazel Koller and Pearl Byers. Patti Ostrander of El Centro was elected head of the state department. Mrs. Byers was appointed credentials chairman for next convention in Long Beach.

The 1958 convention will meet in Sacramento. Martha Rebekahs Mrs. George F. Cirincion will be chairman of the Martha Rebekah Lodge No. 329 meeting Monday at 8 PM in the Hagginwood Clubhouse.

Also making arrangements for the affair are Mmes. Glen Compton, Eugene DeVal and Arthur Foss and Vanetta Cameron. Mrs. Frank Herrick is the group's new fellowship chairman, and Mrs. A.

E. Hartman will serve as press chairman for the ensuing year. Stockton. He attended school in 1 Stockton and is attending Sacramento State For her attendants, the bride elect has selected Leslie Herburger of Chico as maid of honor and RaLou Basch and Jeep Haver of Sonoma and Margaret Briggs of to as bridesmaids. Warren Adams of Stockton will be best man.

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Played in Movies By Jacqueline Gage Although she is only 21 years of age, Jana Lund already has years of experience behind her in the theater-16 to be exact. It would have been a few for the star of this week's Music Circus production of Rosalie, but she took two years out to go to college. She spent a year on scholastic scholarship, at Marymount College in Westwood and another year at College of the Pacific in Stockton. "When 1 was in the pretty young blond said, "nobody even knew that had been in the movies or on the stage. And I didn't want them to know.

I just wanted to be like any other college girl and have some fun." But after two years, Jana returned to her musical career. She toured 1 Europe with the Roger Wagner 'Chorale which performed at the coronation festival for Queen Elizabeth I1 in London and more recently has appeared Jana Lund Bee Photo Sherman-Morrison A wedding next June is planned by Janice Ann Sherman and Raymond D. Morrison, newly engaged. The bride elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Sherman, attended high school in Ames, Iowa. Her fiance, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

E. R. Morrison, attended El Camino High School. He plans to enter American River Junior College in the fall. Kaeser-Ownes Guests attending the recent dinner honoring the birthday anniversary of Karolyn ElizaJanice Sherman beth Kaeser also learned of her engagement to Thomas Sherman George Owens.

The future bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Kaeser. She was graduated from the C.

K. McClatchy High School, Sacramento Junior College and the University of California. Her affiliations have included Sacramento Assembly No. 18, Order of Rainbow for Girls, and the American Association of University Women. Owens, the son of Mr.

and Mrs. George W. Owens of Springfield, was graduated from high school there. He attends SJC. The couple has set no definite wedding date.

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"I like singing in musical comedy the best." Jana said. "Someday I'd like to do a show on Broadway, of course. "I find television interesting and exacting. If the show is filmed, they can always reshoot a scene if it's not quite right. But on a live show, you really have to be on the spots blocked out on the stage for you or you're not in front of the cameras.

And there's no chance to go back and do it SAYS VOWS Sondra Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Wilson, recently became the bride of Galen E. Chase, son of the Rev.

and Mrs. Donald Chase of Cresent City. The couple is residing in Sacramento. MARRIED -Joan Margaret Weeks and H. Melvon Sherman were married recently in the Fremont Presbyterian Church.

The bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McKinley Hall and her husband is the son of Hilmer Sherman and the late Mrs. Sherman. Sewing Club The sewing club of Capital City Rebekah Lodge No.

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