Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 13

Womens Social Activities EIGHTY SEVENTH NO 67 Jscbnba Stn Jou in Nevada's Largest Morning and Sunday Newspaper RENO NEVADA SUNDAY MORNING EBRUARY 10 1957 Alice Melarkey Society Editor Phong A 3 4121 PAGE THIRTEEN HONORED AT RECEPTION v2r' Jflr IM 9 IflCpafc a A HH' 7 a A Cl BKSe A c4S LflL ik Br W'4wr 1 JflHR I x' 4 A 2x i I BBHflBB if 7 vx? vms sH jn 't jsr I 4 a 7 Sfe xlf tar ftv Jmr LirL' ifir li: rn rrl fx'uiK Mr and Mrs Jack Sheffield cut the wedding cake at the reception which followed their re cent marriage solemnized in the LDS Chapel in Hawthorne Nev The bride is the former Miss awn Dayle Petty daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis James Petty of Hawthorne and her bride groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Sheffield of Bakersfield Calif The home of the uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Curry was the scene of the reception attended Jay friends and many family members The couple plan a home in Hawthorne RECIPE Tea time is a revered English custom But it has taken us Yan kee upstarts almost 200 years to find out that the idea is a good one our belated facsim ile? The coffee break! Almost everyone it Employers have accepted the practice and in some offices coffee and buns are served from portable coffee bars Others have to dash across the street to crowded counters No matter where you drink your coffee some sort of hot bread is a natural companion and the recipe given today is espe cially for housewives who have their kaffee klatsches to relax them in the middle of household chores and catch up on neighborhood gossip over the kit chen table SCONES 2 cups sifted enriched flour 3 teaspoons baking powder cup sugar 1 teaspoon salt V3 cup shortening cup sour cream teaspoon soda cup currants 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind 2 tablespoons sugar Mix flour baking powder su gar and salt Cut in shortening with two knives or pastry blender until mixture resembles coarse cornmeal Add sour cream soda and currants mix lightly until dough holds together Transfer to floured board Knead lightly and roll into circle about 10 inches in diameter Mix lemon rind and sugar and sprinkle over dough Cut into wedge shaped pieces Bake on cookie sheet in hot oven for 12 to 15 minutes Makes 6 medium wedges Relief Shop in Need of Articles Reception Honors Hawthorne Couple Married recently in the LDS Chapel in Hawthorne were Miss awn Dayle Petty daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis James Petty and Jack Sheffield son of Jdr and Mrs Sheffield of Bak ersfield Calif With Mrs Dayton pre siding the board of the Nevada Relief Association met Wednes day morning in the crypt of Trin ity Episcopal Church Members present were Mesdames Reginald Meaker Herbert Sewell A Stadtherr Louis Ward Newcombe red Cunningham Grant Bowen Charles McNitt Davis A Melner and William Saxton also the Rev John Ledger and Atkin son Letters were read expressing appreciation of last do nation to Hadassah and of the monthly contribution to the rec reational fund for the patients at the Nevada State Hospital The usual ebruary donations were approved and in response to several special requests for as sistance it was voted to purchase an automatic washer for the oundation at Eagle Valley and to assist in purchasing a new mimeographing machine for the YWCA Mrs Dayton stressed again the urgent need for clothing for chil dren as well as adults and asked that the fact be publicized as much as possible that the Relief Shop depends altogether on dona tions of discards from the Reno and Sparks community in order to help the local needy and also to be able to continue to answer the many calls for financial help for worthwhile causes Youth work is one of the main interests of the Nevada Relief Association and the board is always glad to be able to help in the fine efforts of many local organizations to provide improved opportunities for the young people growing up in the community Anyone with clothing or useful household articles to spare is urged to bring them by the Re lief Shop at 219 Lake Street or a telephone call to A 2 2640 will bring the pick up truck to the door to call for them Officiating at the private cere mony was Bishop John Clark Immediately after the cere mony the young couple greeted their friends at a reception in the home of the uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Curry A pink and white wedding cake centered the refreshment table which was covered with a white lace cloth lanking the cake were white tapers in crystal can delabra Mrs Curry cut the cake while Mrs John Buggar also an aunt of the bride presided over the punch bowl Assisting in other duties were Miss Mary Ann Mc Kinnon Miss Cherie Lynn Petty Miss Adair Black Miss Judy Buggar Miss Susie Petty Miss Sandra Smith Out of town guests were Mr and Mrs Sheffield parents of the bridegroom his sister Betty and brother Robert all from Bakersfield Calif also an other brother William Sheffield of Paso Robles Calif Grandparents of the bride Mr and Mrs Lewis James Petty Sr came from Smithfield Utah and Mr and Mrs John Buggar and daughter Judy from Ogden Utah Also Mr and Mrs Smith and daughter Sandra Mrs Paul Tholl and sons Pat and Mark Mrs McKinnon and daugh ter Mary Ann Mrs rank Le pori and son rank all of Sparks Also Mrs John Dewar and Tom Petty and Susie Petty all of Mina PEO Chapter Has Meeting Mrs Arnold Johannes assisted by Mrs Petersen entertained members of Chapter of the PEO Sisterhood in her home last week A tray luncheon was served be fore the business meeting Presiding was Mrs Stephen Thomas There was no program Mrs Isabelle Williams of Chap ter A Elko Nev mother of Mrs John Uhalde was a guest Members present were Mes dames Arnold Black Jr Cline leming razer Eccles A uller Jr Gallagher Arnold Johannes Kottin ger Lane A Linnecke Petersen I Porter Har vey Rose Sears Thatcher John Uhalde Stephen Thomas and Miss Hilda Kelly DANISH LADIES Monthly meeting of the Ex Club Danish Ladies Society of Dannevirke Lodge No 9 will be held on Monday ebru ary 11 in the home of Mrs rank randsen on Urban Road Luncheon will be served at 1 Mrs George Garson will at the meeting Later cards will be enjoyed Reno Residents Return Home Mr and Mrs Benjamin Parker have returned to their home in Reno after a visit to fam ily members in California They spent some time with their' sons and families Mr and Mrs Milton Parker in Campbell Calif and Mr and Mrs Ralph Parker in Sacramento Calif Mrs Parker member of the Reno Branch National League of American Pen Women attended the celebrity luncheon of the Santa Clara Branch of Pen Wom en held in San Jose Calif Speak ers at this outstanding cultural affair were Willa Iverson whose latest book Became of is a best seller It is the story of the will of the late James lood Second speaker was Dr Wallace Stegner of Stanford University dean of the department whose talk dealt with the mechanics of writing Mrs May Mellinger of Santa Cruz Calif was also a speaker She is an author and her latest book is entitled of the Con cluding the program Ralph Moody who calls himself the told of his boy hood days in Colorado where the family moved from the state of Maine due to the health of his father Mrs Parker stated that the luncheon was attended by more than 200 guests from the San Jose area and of especial interest the table decorations featur ing unusual arrangements of spring flowers OES Chapter Plans Meeting Meeting of Adah Chapter No 4 Order of Eastern Star will be held in the Blue Room of the Ma sonic Temple Thursday evening eb 14 at 8:00 it was announced last night Mrs Smith worthy matron and Charles Hyde worthy patron will preside and members who have belonged to Adah Chapter No 4 for 25 years will be especially honored Mrs Ralph Mattison is in charge of refreshments and serv ing on her committee are: Mrs Orene Battaglia Mbs Bet ter Mrs red Black Jr Mrs Elroy Brown Mrs Carroll Carrington and Mrs Ray razer All members of Eastern Star are cordially invited to attend RENO NEWLYWEDS tyrarr ER 4 A It I 0 A 4 1 A I 1 Mar''M 11 7 fl 4 1 R'XY fl RR fl X' RR vR 'Rb fe Pictured before the altar of the Church of the Little lower where they recently exchanged nuptial Vows are Mr and Mrs Roger Iveson Mrs Iveson is the former Miss Sherry Rose Lon daughter of Mrs Clinton Hinman and Lawrence of Battle Mountain Her bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Iveson of Reno Delta Delta Delta house was the scene of wedding reception and Carmel Calif the honeymoon locale Mr and Mrs Iveson are now at home to their friends at 710 Grand Canyon Blvd in Reno (Austin Photo) Sherry Rose Longero Bride of Roger Iveson BATTLE MOUNTAIN The Church of The Little lower in Reno was the setting for the wedding ceremony of Miss Sher ry Rose Longero of Battle Moun tain and Roger Iveson of Reno recently The Rev Leo Mcad den officiated 'The church was decorated with Christmas greens of cedar and holjy with white Peter John chrysanthemums arranged in standing white baskets and the pews marked with white tapers tied with holly and satin bows The bride wore a wedding gown of Chantilly type lace over slip per satin fashioned with tight fitting bodice ankle length skirt and long sleeves The neckline was outlined in sprays of irides cent beads and pearls Her fin gertip veil of finest imported il lusion held in place by a crown of pearls was borrowed from her sorority sister Mrs Dixie Cook Lawrence Longero gave his daughter in marriage The bride carried a bouquet of white orchids and fleur with knotted streamers and her only adornment was a small sil ver cross with a diamond in it gift of her bridegroom She car ried a white prayer book the gift of ather Mcadden and an heirloom rosary of silver beads which has been in the family for more than two hun dread years and which was brought from Spain by her grandmother Mrs Ramon Oyar bide when she returned from a recent visit there The tradi tional blue garter was a gift of her aunt Mrs Allen Barrett of Mountain View Calif The bride was attended by Miss Trudy Caddell of Roseville Calif as maid of honor Miss Patty Lamoreaux of Carlin and Miss Theresa Naveran of Reno bridesmaids all sorority sisters The attendannts were all gowned alike in dresses of frosty white crystallette made with tight bodice short sleeves and very full ballerina length skirts They carried sparkled silver and white satin muffs with silvered spar kled holly sprigs and wore crowns of holly in their hair rank Sullivan of Reno was best man and ushers were Tom Davis and Gary Brock of Reno The bride is the daughter of Mrs Clinton Hinman and Law rence Longero of Battle Moun tain She attended the elemen tary school of Battle Mountain and was graduated from Notre Dame High School of Belmont Calif and is a sophomore stu dent at the University of Nevada affiliated with Delta Delta Delta The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs Iveson of Reno A graduate of the Reno High School and he is attending the University of Nevada His fraternity is Lamba Chi Alpha Mrs Hinman chose for her wedding a pink bro cade frock and her corsage was white orchids Mrs Iveson moth er of the bridegroom wore a grey sheath dress and her cor sage was alsp white orchids The reception took place im mediately after the ceremony in the Delta Delta Delta house where the newlyweds cut their wedding cake in the traditional manner and greeted their guests Connie Longero sister of the bride was in charge of the guest book Mrs Allen Barrett aunt of the bride and Miss Ethel Wise of Elko served the cake The Misses Nancy and Betty Iveson sisters of the bridegroom passed the favors or traveling as the couple left for a honeymoon at Carmel Calif the bride wore an aqua wool sheath dress with black coat and accessories The newlyweds will reside in their new home recently com pleted at 710 Grand Canyon Blvd Reno Out of town guests were Mr and Mrs Allen Barrett of Moun tain View Calif Mr and Mrs Debs Longero and Mr and Mrs Don Amodei of Carson City Mr and Mrs Neil Smith and son Tom of Yerington Mr and Mrs Norman Smith of Winne mucca Mr and Mrs Ernest Cad dell of Roseville Calif Miss Ethel Wise Elko Mr' and Mrs Clinton Hinman Miss Connie Longero Mr Lawrence Longero and Bill Warren of Battle Moun tain Mr and Mrs Dave Iveson of Gerlach Mr and Mrs Ellery Hanson uncle and aunt of the bride were among those present from Reno Auxiliary Group Plans Luncheon luncheon for all members of the Auxiliary No 253 to the Reno Typographical Union No 611 is announced for riday ebruary 15 at 12 noon in the Holiday Hotel A new and important project will be discussed during the busi ness meeting it was announced Taking reservations for the luncheon is Mrs Austin Edee at A 3 9147 ENGAGED COUPLE a if 1 ii nO tfy i 4 Jf flt? A ii I "A i'' 1 fa if I At a family dinner given recently in the home of Mr and Mrs John ranklin MacLeod in Sparks Nev announcement was made of the engagement of their daughter Miss Marjorie Jean (Margie) MacLeod to Marshall Owen Benas son of Mr and Mrs Lionel Benas of No 5 Yorkshire Drive Oakland Calif The bride elect is currently attending the Highland School of Nursing in Oakland Calif Her future bridegroom is a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Mu An early May wedding is planned (Matson Photo) WED ITY YEARS 4 A 1" i 'iSrp 'ff 'SHHflflflHr I JHfl Mr and Mrs Henry ranklin Baker Sr observed their golden wedding anniversary Jan 19 when they were honored at a dinner dance given by their four children including Henry rank lin (Bud) Baker known Reno resident The party took place in Los Altos Capf where the couple have resided since 1936 They were the recipients of many lovely anniversary gifts cards and messages of congratulation Golden Anniversary Party Honors Henry ranklin Bakers Honored at a dinner dance January 19 in Los Alto Calif were Mr and Mrs Henry rank lin Baker Sr who were observ ing their golden wedding anni versary Hosts and hostesses at the party were the four children of the couple Mrs Arthur Vance of Los Altos Mrs ranchon Ler ner of Palo Alto' Miss Martha Baker of San rancisco and Henry ranklin (Bud) Baker Jr of Reno The honored guests who have resided in the San rancisco area since 1936 were married January 19 1907 in Galesburg Ill They have six grandchildren Lynn and Mary Ann Baker Ar thur Stephanie Virginia and Carol Vance Michael Lerner and Mrs James Drake (Linda Ler ner) They also have two great grandchildren Catherine and Stephen Drake All of the senior chil dren with their families were present at the dinner party Also attending as guests were Mr and Mrs John Rauch 'and daughter Sue of Reno Richard Lair and Betsy Ankers both of Reno Al Eichler of Palo Alto Miss Margaret Borlass of San rancisco 'Carol Grimshaw and Karl Wood of Los Altos and Mrs Mary Simms of Seattle Wash the mother of Mrs Baker Mr and Mrs Baker Sr are well known in Reno since they visit their son ana lamuy here about three times each year At the party they were the re cipients of many gifts and mes sages of congratulation RENO VISITORS Mr and Mrs Ted Scripps of San rancisco are spending several days in Reno Auxiliary Plans Meeting Annual meeting of Region No 1 of the Womans Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church will be held in St Chapel Eighth and University Ave in Reno eb 15 it was announced last night The meeting is open to all members of the auxiliary and will convene at 10 am at which time the Eucharist will be celebrated At the business meeting with Mrs Joseph Coppa vice president presiding reports of the guilds of the region will be given and Bishop William Lewis will address the group Immediately following lunch eon to be served in St by members of St Guild a play will be presented depicting the work of the auxil iary Reservations for the luncheon may be made through the presi dents of the various guilds Mrs" Coppa stated 4M jt.