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THURSDAY, JULY 23. 1940 NEVADA STATE JOURNAL. RENO. NEVADA PAGE FIVB I -4 LEOLA MCDONALD Society SOCIETY TELEPHONE 7464 Church Rite Unites Pair ELKO, July 24. (Special)--A midsummer wedding of interest was that of Miss Lois Marie Ron-, wer and Mr.

Malcolm Patterson Armstrong, which was solemnized Saturday evening at 7:00 o'clock at the L. E. S. Church hare with Bishop Leonard P. Ottley of Carlin officiating.

Attendants of the bride were her sister, Clyde Kershner of Mountain City, matron of honor, and Miss Elaine Symes of Salt Lake City, bridesmaid. Mr. Warren Scott of Mountain City was best man. As Mrs. Daniel A.

Getz played the Lohengrin Wedding March, the bride entered the church on the arm of her father. Mrs Getz sang Promise Me" as the wedding party approached the altar. The bridal gown, made in Renaissance fashion, was of white embroidered sheer silk with a bodice of brocaded satin. It was worn with a floor legnth veil falling from a cap of seed pearls. The bride earned a white ebony prayer book, a gift from her father, and a shower bouquet of white sweet peas, pom-pom chrysanthemums and bouvardia.

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Everything you need for air-cooled chic including sun- and-surf modes, town wear, travel take-alongs, day and evening fcJW blue dresses with shoulder length veils were worn by the matron of honor and the bridesmaid. The bouquet of the matron of honor was of pink roses, pink gweet peas and bronze and yellow pom-pom chrysanthemums with talisman bow, and that of the bridesmaid was of pink and lavender sweet peas, pink pom-pom chrysanthemums and a pink bow. For her going-away costume the bride chose a navy summer suit with white striped jacket and white and blue accessories. Mrs. Armstrong, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. August Rohwer of Elko, is bookkeeper and society editor of the Elko Daily Free Press. Mr. Armstrong is an em- ploye of the Western Pacific Railroad Company. After a wedding tour which will include Yosemite Park, Santa Cruz, San Francisco and Lake Tahoe, the young couple will be at home in Elko.

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William Eddelman and Mrs. Forest Lovelock were hostesses Tuesday evening to the members of the Tri-Delta Alliance which met at Tri-Delta house, where Mrs. Eddelman is residing 'or the summer. A delightful social time was enjoyed with bridge as the diversion, after which supper was served. Those attending were Mesdames Nfick Francovich, James G.

Scrugham, T. J. Salter, Hugo Quilici Proctor Hug, Edwin Whitehead William Thoma, Joseph Keiutt Ray Jefferson, William Pedroli Earl Wooster, Alton Glass; Misses Juel Callahan, Virginia Raitt Gladys Blair, Blythe Bulmer, Mil dred Bray, Margie Pefley, Marj Margaret McGill. Betty Kornmay er, Nancy Hall, -Janet Parish, Ahci Jane Chism, Loretta Collins, Peg gy Johnson. Personal News From Eureka State Journal, Pattern Department, 243 West 17th New York City.

Reno Cootiettes Select Delegates There was a special meeting of Cootiette Club No. 31 of Reno last Monday night when election of delegates to the national convention to be held hi Los Angeles the last week in August, and applications of new members were acted upon. The Cooties have invited the Cootiettes to attend a get-together at Carson for initiation of new members there Saturday night. The delegates elected to the convention are Mrs. Irene Starr and Mrs.

Winnie Canter, the alternates are Mrs. Grace Brooks and Mrs. Marion McCarty. iy Rainbow Girls' Dance Arranged Tomorrow evening the Twentieth Century Club rooms will be fc the scene of a dancing party for members of the Reno Assembly of Rainbow and their friends. The theme will be carried out and Informal summer clothes will be in order.

The honored guest will be Miss Bette Cochran, who was recently Installed as worthy advisor of the Reno Assembly. The party will be chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. G. F.

Aymar, Mr. and Mrs. B. Root and Mrs. M.

C. Nichols. Visitors Feted At Chism Home Miss Mamie Butterfield and Mr. 9 Rodney Engel of Santa Ana, and Miss Elva Ensley of mento have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

E. W. Chism and Miss Alice Jane Chism. Miss Butterfield is a sister of Mrs. F.

J. Pierson, Mrs. G. E. Benham and Mrs.

Chism and Mr En- gel is their nephew. A weekend trip to Lake Tahoe was enjoyed by the Chisms and their guests. AT PASO ROBLES Mr. and Mrs. George E.

Bamberger of Reno are weekend visitors at the Paso Robles Hot Springs. a Social News CARSON CITY, July and Mrs. Elwood Rose left Saturday noon for a few days in San Francisco with the parents of Mrs. Rose, Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. Ligon. Mr. Ligon is in California for medical attention.

Harold Berger, who is confined to his home with a throat infection, is reported as being some- Stella Theix of Carson Marries what improved. The Misses Bonnie and Jalene Middleton of Rexburg, Idaho, are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rawls. Dean Day, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Day, who has been ill, is now reported as slowly recovering. An eight-pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bird Sunday evening.

He has been named Jack Graham Bird. Both mother and son are doing nicely. Mrs. Martha Lewis is up from San Francsico visiting with her mother, Mrs. Carrie Hall.

The Carson fire department was called to the home of Postmaster Ernest Bath about 8 a. m. Tuesday to put out a fire on their back porch. At 11 o'clock they were called again to put out a brush fire near the Pozzi garage. Mrs.

James McElroy and granddaughter of Spar.ks spent a short time in Carson Tuesday visiting at the home of Mrs. Mary Macdonald. Tahoe Vacation Enjoyed by Pair Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coffin of Berkeley are spending a vacation at Carnelian Bay and they are accompanied by their son, Harry.

Mrs. Coffin will be remembered here as Miss Jane O'Sullivan. Before their return to their home, they will come to Reno to visit Miss Katherine Reigelhuth and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Glass.

Mr. Coffin is a brother of Mrs. Glass, and both he and his wife formerly attended the University of Nevada. HOME FROM VACATION Mr. and Mrs.

Alton Glass and two children, Alton and Bobbie, have returned from Santa Monica, where they spent their vacation. CARSON CITY, July and Mrs. Jack Theix have announced the recent marriage of their daughter, Miss Stella Theix, to Jay R. Waite. Mr.

and Mrs. Waite are now on their honeymoon, which will include a visit to Mr. Waite's parents in the southern part of Nevada. They will spend some time in Los Angeles and other parts of California. On their return they will reside in Lovelock, where Mr.

Waite will continue his work with the Nevada state highway department. Mrs. Waite, one of Carson City's popular young ladies, is a graduate of the Carson City schools, and has resided in Carson practically all her life. Former Students At U. N.

Married Cards have been received in Reno announcing the marriage Miss Wanne Pryor and Mr. Blaini Oakey, the ceremony having been performed in Las Vegas on Jun 29. Both Mr. and Mrs. Oakey are former students at the Umversitj of Nevada and she was a popula member of Delta Delta Delta sor onty and his fraternity was Ph Sigma Kappa.

She is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Pryo of Carlin, Nevada.

Mr. and Mrs. Oakey are makin; their home in Caliente, where bot are employed by the soil conserva tion service. Visit in Reno Mr. Jake Wagner and Mrs.

Fran cis Viebock of Stockton, ar rived here Tuesday to spend a days as the guests of Mrs. Fran E. Humphrey. EUREKA, July 24. (Special)-Saturday evening Mesdames J.

Laird and John Laird entertame a number of friends and relatives a Florio Springs with a wienie roas Games were played and the grou gathered around the campfire fo nging Those attending were Mes ames Mary J. Laird and Joh Laird, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lain dr. and Mrs.

Abram Laird, Mr. an rtrs. A. Ramsey of Eureka, nd Mrs. L.

McDonald of Ren -Jester Holder of Ruth, Cednc Lair Eureka, also Bruce Tognoni, Gu ardmalli, John. Cecil and Joh Jackie and David Cardmalli, ohn, Cecil and JoAnn Laird, Mary )rrelle and Catherine Ramsey, 'ranklm, Leslie and Kenneth Laird. Mrs Christina Clifford and son, Thomas and Mrs. Gladys Brown of Fonopah arrived Saturday to visit Mrs. Clifford's mother, Mrs.

M. J. ird, and other relatives. Mrs. Peter Merialdo returned to her home here Thursday after a six weeks' visit with her mother in Salt Lake City.

Mrs. William Huebner, a former resident of Eureka and ister of Mrs. Merialdo, accompan- ed the former on her return trip and will visit at the Menaldo home or some time. Mrs Althea Benson and daughter, Marie, arrived here from Ely for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Biale. Word has been received here of the marriage of Mr. Lewis L.

Via of Ely, son of Mrs. Elmer Rosevear of Eureka, to Miss Ruth Gaizer of Yakima, Wash on July 13 in Ely. The Rev. James Huntley performed the ceremony. The witnesses were Miss Frances Ahlers, a cousin, and Mr.

John Barich, a friend of the bridegroom. Others present at the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rosevear and Tom Pastormo of Eureka and Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Mahoney of Ely. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Jerry Mahoney served refreshments at their home. Later in the day Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Rosevear gave a dinner at the Crystal Cafe in honor of the young couple. Mr. and Mrs Via are residing at the Swallow ranch near Ely. Tuesday evening Mrs. J.

B. Re- baleati was hostess to her bridge Yiends Honor Carson Couple CARSON CITY, July ial) On Wednesday evening, uly 24, a. reception was held at he home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur wart on West Musser Street, onoring Mr.

anct Mrs. Fred Day, vho celebrated their fiftieth wed- ing anniversary. Members of pioneer families, wth have been closely identified vith the growth and interests of Carson City. Mr. pay, son of the late Josiah and Araletta Day, was born in Carson City and for many years the family resided at the Day ranch near this city.

Mr. Day, a painter by trade is still working it his profession. Mrs. Day, a native of Knoxville, 111, came west with her mother, late Mrs. Gertrude Thomson, 1873.

They were married by Rev. George R. Davis, pastor of the episcopal Church, in the house in which they now reside. Two sons were born to them, Charles Dean of this city and George Irwin Day, now superin tendent of the Libby-McNeil canneries at Walla Walla, Wash. During the evening' many friends gathered at the Swart home to extend their best wishes to the couple.

Cake and punch were served. They received many lovely gifts. Program Closes School Sessions GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY FETED TONOPAH, July 24--(Special) --The closing program of the vacation church school of the Presbyterian church was held Friday evening, concluding a week of instruction. Forty-two children were enrolled in the classes and an interesting program was presented. A display of craft work completed by the students also was shown.

Miss Mildred Hillis of Bishop and Miss Evelyn Smith of Berkeley conducted the classes. club A birthday gift was presented to Mrs. Rebaleati by the club. When scores were tallied Mrs. Tom Kelley held high score Refreshments were served to W.

Hollan, John Cardmalli, J. B. Rebaleati and Tom Kelley. Mrs. Vincent Piccinini and children, Marian and Richard, are visiting the former's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Edera, of Eureka. Mr. Piccinini and son, Martin accompanied their family here but have returned to their home in Carlin. Eureka visitors Ely last week include Mr.

and Mrs. Fred J. Eather, Josephine and Kenneth Eather, Peter Menaldo, Tom Pastormo. Arlme Merialdo and Ether Borgna After visiting Mrs. Orton's mother, Mrs.

Blanche Steveson, proprietor of the Lincoln Hotel in Eureka, Mr. and Mrs. A. Orton and son, Dennis, have returned to their home in Salt Lake City. a Social Notes Mr and Mrs Fred Day of Carson City, who last night celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, are shown above.

The top picture was taken shortly after their marriage 50 years ago, while the lower photograph is a snapshot taken recently. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gunter, former residents of Sparkf, visited friends here Wednesday. At present they are staying In Reno visiting Mrs.

Gunter's mother, B. N. Curtis, and sister, Mrs. Paletti. Bill Gilmartin Is visiting at home of his parents, Mr.

and MM. J. C. Gilmartin. He was accompanied home by Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Phillips, who continued on Columbia University. Mr. Arthur Ross also came with Bill and will pend some time here visiting. Hr.

Ross holds an assistant ship at of C. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sherwood of alt Lake City are enjoying a few ays at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Parks. Mrs. Parks is Mr. herwood's brother. Mr.

and herwood have been attending air in San Francisco and are on heir way home. Miss Dorothy Dean Willis of Jan Mateo, visited in Sparks Saturday at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. P. H.

Willis. She is granddaughter of Mr. Willis. Mrs. Jud Dakin and daughter, Miss Denise.

are visiting relatives Idaho this week. Mrs. Jack Gilmartin underwent an appendectomy Tuesday evening at St. Mary's While it was an emergency operation, she getting along as well as can DC expected at this time. The JOY Club held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at home of Mrs.

Thomas Bourke. Mrs. Art Sowle conducted the business meeting. A social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served to Mesdames Harry Cremer, Warren Leonard, Art Sowle, Milo Herstme, Hugh Brautigan and the hostess, Mrs. Tom Bourke.

A picnic supper was enjoyed at Farad Tuesday evening by Hart family. Those who motored to Farad were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart, Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Hart and Baun, and Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Hart. Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Sbragia returned from a trip to Oregon, where they enjoyed a vacation. Mr. and Mrs.

A. A. Hadler, daughter. Evelyn, and son, Arthur, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. J. Jackson in Sparks. They are enroute to their home in Sacramento after a trip to New York City where they enjoyed the world's fair. They also visited points of interest in Canada.

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