The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 91

wi ti THE SACRAMENTO BEE Sunday Feb 20 1966 W3 Cs Blakeley Law Pair Is Wed )11 D1 1 4f'1 allayttons z4tt' Will Meet Tuesday VT l'i 1 '4111 1 -7 (41 4" 1 11 s' 1 VI Ls mh IP 1 Vp All 10 iha At- le A ft A 11 -S t(s'ir: is tit41- st i ''4' 4o) --r tv A Nl i )r 4: ''W "'1? 1 4 4e tit 1 it 4 At 41' (di '1 1 14' tA we 4 -A 'Irk N-s1'7)N -4 4o(4 --1 N4C----' mk e- NLC 48 i -I '0 t-- ise it rr is) tc ice "4st I vv N' 17179' 01 le'r4 I' 4141441 I'ils WhOtbk4 '2' 10" 4 -tr -t 1 '44CsIl l'1 4 A Vs1 ky 1 kv l's '12t4 co At lik'Ar 1: a I 11 14'41 11LIA Decorations will honor the memory of George Washington when the Dandy lion Club meets at 8 pm Tuesday ill the home of Mrs George Riggs Hostesses will be Mmes Riggs Michael Hanzek and Robert Jones Entertainment for the evening will feature Patricia Tatfet demonstrating artistic effects with artificial plants The Dandy lions are wives of Arcade Lions Club members Mmes Russell Schmitt Walter Finch and Gordon Pickering are the groups candidates for modeling roles in the fashion show to be staged by local Lions Club auxiliartes March 26 in the Hotel El ir 0 ft-ft (C 4 iotarlAO I a 411 or ti4 14641 44 le-r4qit Itt 4 tAt ''1 (t 4 1 0 7 4111 ti igt 144 a -tvt iot qr 1 Nkz 1'''400i--A: 44 i :5 4 s' 1 i 'A 4 l' 1'e' 4 4 i :11 ae tk A 'A 4: 4- Qk le ''1 ski' Ig Ni" t'0 ''1- i kckl A lbk '''e 5' :1 4 i 1 41'' 4'4 4 11A ''ck: ::1:::: 1 1 s-r 4 f': iP AT i i1440147 1 '44' 3 ":0 teic ''''0 47' 'kx zit) 0fik 4 z) i '1! I 4 0: '1sss- :4: 'Vi Oh -s 4 to 0 0:: 4: 1 XI ''s Honeymooning in Malibu are Mr and Mrs Michael James Blake ley (Claudia Janis Law) who were married yesterday in the Joseph's Catholic Church in Clarksburg The bride wore an empire dress of silk and wool matalasse with a detachable train of matching fabric A malatasse headpiece secured the fingertip length xeil and a bouquet stephanotis and orchids completed the ensemble Constance Law was honor maid in a gold peau de sole empire dress fashioned with elbow length sleeves Secondary attendant was Mrs Harold Bruns whose dress was styled like the honor maid's Both carried gold colored rosebuds and ivy Stacie Yew wore a frock of white velveteen in her role of flower girl Robert Blake ley of Agoura was best man Ushering were James Blohin of Oakland and Dennis Law The newlyweds greeted guests at a reception in the Del Prado Restaurant Mr and Mrs George Law are the parents of the bride Miss Law was graduated from Sacramento High School and is attending San Francisco State College Blake ley a resident of San Bruno is the son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Blake ley of Agoura He also is attending SFSC The justweds will live in San Bruno a cut or two above the household variety will include D'Nels Neit held by Mrs Eleanor Lucas on the kit and Lan-Yen pictured with owner Dorothy Nemeck DNcls Neit's record includes Royal Merit Grand Champion Triple Champion All-Western and All-American honorable mention Lan-Yen's string of titles includes All-American All-Western and Royal Merit Grand Champion Clipped Wings Plan Alectinir The Sacramento Clipped Wings a group of former Unit- ed Airline stewardesses will meet at 8 pm tomorrow the home of Mrs John WO: cott with Mrs James Gray as cohostess The group will discuss plans for a wine tasting party May 7 in the Sky Room of the Ho tel El Mirador Planning the event are Mmes John Win erny chairman and Roger Ricketts and David Rod Lore 11 Raglan Is Married In Davis Charlene Raglan was her sister's maid of honor wearing a blue sheath and coat ensemble Jerry Laskey of San Rafael stood as best man When the newlyweds left for a honeymoon in the Monterey area the bride wore a navy and white knit suit The couple plans to live in Davis where both are students at the University of California Ian of Sacramento and the bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Swenerton of Fairfield The bridal gown of lace over peau de soie had a street length skirt with a scalloped hemline The bateau neckline also was scalloped The bride's headpiece was a lace mantilla secured by a petite satin crown She carried a white cascade bouquet Lore 11 Raglan was wed to Ross Swenerton in a double ring ceremony yesterday afternoon in the Methodist Church in Davis Only family mPmbers attended the vow exchange and the reception which took place in Sacramento in the Holiday Inn South The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Rag PURR-TY Chee and Pash may not be pedigreed cats but as household pets they know that they are the real aristocrats of the cat kingdom They are members of the family of Maj and Mrs Donald O'Neill and are pictured here with the O'Neill daughters Ellen holding Pash in front and Claire holding Chee Chee As entries in the household pet class the O'Neill felines will be rubbing paws with many of their high-born kinfolk next weekend when the Sacramento 1 ''''w 1 Valley Cat Fanciers Inc 00A3 i i ::11 '''4P 1 sponsors the 10th champion ii7: 11:: ship show in Governor's :1: '4 ii-L7f Hall on the State Fair ground la A 4 1 sp A ti sh '4: 1Nk': Trj Cyclette Styles In The Mood will be theme of a spring fashion show to be presented by the Cyclettes at 8 pm Wednesday in the club: house On the committee are Mmes John Ivies Ray Weser Harry Buckman and Trudy Goetz 3 1 4t mo111 Cdo t' 7: '''0' Ave pier' 4:0 :1: 7 4--: 'i Z) ''''ZI 1:4 1 0 'i4Z $1 ti -4 4d'' i OK it tert A A 0 'O'S 41 4: :4: '-'1 Of 7: -A' '5 046 1i )A I'' Crt 204g 5 4 4 4 14 s11J 4 4: ::1 -o --117- 4 -4 4- l'- 1 4 4 '''''i1 NI Arr 1 )4ki 4' IA 2 I k3A-v- 1 4s0-t-4j i -1' 11 VI 'i i'" 4 ''''Z -tf :4: it 4: 4 146 0 4 '-2rk- (4o ''sg-'1' i-- WV: '1401- Jer t'''--'- -2- -44W te4t'''AP': Aik -4 q-------- el 4fk 0 i 4 i 0 I All Awb 1M1 4 Inv oft s' fiat ArtklPPr 40'411'7 Wit' dit" r) I A 471N 0-- I( A I 4-- (( 0 14 it- Tititf -1 :5 1 i -42i1 diks 'Il g1 0'111 we cannot tell a lie: JOSEPH MAGNIN HAS CHOPPED DOWN PRICES DADDY'S spite of the scowl 8 month old Kandie held by Mrs Ella Raymond on the left is having a friendly visit with her father quadruple champion Silver Persian Nino as he is combed by Mrs Roy Allen The show will be open to the public Saturday and next Sunday with proceeds to be given to the Sacramento Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Bee Photos by Harlin Smith for the annual GEORGE WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY SALE! 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