Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 5

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 17 1955 NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA PAGE IVE Women's Social Activities Alice Mel ark ey Society Editor Phone 3 4121 Gloria Mapes Honored At Party Miss Gloria Mapes was the com Republican Club Board Members Meet Getting an early start in the planning of fall activities mem bers of the new advisory board of the Republican Club of Reno met Monday at 2 pm in the home of recently elected presi dent Mrs Robert Wilson Committee chairmen who will serve for the next two years have been appointed by Mrs Wilson and were announced at a recent general meeting of the organiza tion Committee heads are: inance Mrs Samuel rancovich host ess and historian Mrs Lewis ixen membership Mrs Jack Pou parliamentarian Mrs Donald Questa revisions Mrs Marshall Guisti campaign activ ities Mrs Laurence Gulling study clubs Mrs Marvin Hum phrey' public relations Mrs Eu gene Trulove public functions Mrs Dale Murphy telephone Barbara Members of the executive com mittee in addition to Mrs Wilson are Mrs Lowell Peterson first vice president Mrs Rodney Rey nolds second vice1 president and program chairman Mrs Marvin Humphrey recording secretary Mrs John uller Jr correspond ing secretary Mrs Dayton Col ville treasurer Mrs Mark Eisele Mrs Rodney Boudwin and Mrs Parker Liddell directors During the meeting Monday members of the advisory board considered suggestions for pro grams for fall meetings when they begin next month and made plans for fund functions and other activities Carson City Social Notes The Carson City Business and Professional Club will hold one of their annual picnics starting at 6:30 Thursday eve ning Aug 18 at Bowers1 Mansion A short business meeting will be held and presided over by Presi dent Adeline Lehnherr MrsLehnherr has announced that the fall fashion £how has been set for Sept 16 Reisman ryer former head of Stewart Indian Agency is re ported to be assistant to the president of Westinghouse Com pany in New York The ryers have many friends in Carson City Stewart and throughout Nevada who are well pleased over this new appointment Mr and Mrs William Lehn herr have recently returned from a vacation in Seattle After re turning to their home at Stewart Mr Lehnherr was taken ill and is at present in Carson Tahoe Hospital where his condition is much improved Bette LoU and Sonja Ann twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Sture Svensson left riday night for San rancisco where they will spend a week visiting with rela tives jj They were accompanied on the' trip by their grandmother Mrs Roy Bowers and Mrs Her man Wagner of Reno 4 1 Social Notes rom Wells WELLS Plans for pre senting framed copies of the ajjible to the and of to high school were discussed during the August meeting of the Wom Auxiliary of Homer Lane Post No 958 Veterans of oreign Wars Wednesday night Mrs (Eleanor) Zaring president conducted the meeting for which Mrs Harry (Jessie) Bricker and Mrs (Lena) Brown were hostesses at the Bricker home Mrs Matt (Peggy) Benson is chairman of the Americanism committee makinjg arrangements for presentation of the document copies Miss Lita Quilici drove to Salt Lake City with her father Gino Quilici riday to! board a plane for Atlanta Georgia where she plans to yisit Miss Minnis Aider man She will return to Wells by auto with Miss Aiderman who teaches music at high school Miss Quilici valedictorian of the class of 1955 at Wells high school plans to enter Stanford University as a freshman in Sep tember Miss Mildred Roberts pastor of Church of the Nazarene spent part of this week vacation ing in Wells at the home of Mrs rank Harrington who was a week end visitor in Elko Guests at the Walter Gilmer ranch in the country have been Mr and Mrs daughter Miss Mary Louise Gil mer Mrs sister Miss Nonna Croxall and Mr sister Miss Lucille Gilmer all of Salt Lake City Mrs Norma arreria and daughter Kimra were visiting The Office Of George A Cann MD will be closed from August 15 to September 6 1955 (Ross photo) piTI ID Ch are members of the advisory bodrd of the Republican Club of Reno 1 I LM an(j they met Monday in the home of the recently elected president Mrs Rob ert Wilson They are (front row left to right) Mrs Parker Liddell director Mrs Rodney Reynolds second vice president and program chairman Mrs Robert Wilson president Mrs Mark Eisele direc tor Mrs Kenneth Dillon junior past president (back row left to right) Mrs Eugene Trulove news chairman Mrs Donald Questa parliamentarian Mrs Dale Murphy public functions Mrs Lau rence Gulling campaign activities Mrs Lewis ixen hostess and historian Mrs Samuel ranc ovicn iinance cnairman Hlfer St ft1' plimented guest of Mrs Paul A Richards and her mother Mrs Mark Eisele at a pre nuptial luncheon and miscellaneous gift shower last week in the Eisele home on La Rue Avenue A pink color scheme was car ried out in table decor with ar rangements of pink tea roses cen tering the individual luncheon tables ollowing luncheon Miss Mapes was showered with a lovely array of miscellaneous gifts which she opened for all to admire An in formal social hour concluded the afternoon Miss Mapes and Richard Kraemer will be married Satur day at 4 pm in Trinity Episcopal Church with many guests from Reno and the Bay Area in attendance The recep tion will follow in the Mapes fam ily home on Arlington Ave and after a honeymoon to an undis closed destination the newlyweds will reside in Hillsborough Calif where the bridegropm elect re cently purchased a magnificent estate Invited to the luncheon and shower were Mesdames Charles Mapes Earl Hillstrom Giver Crenshaw A (Bart) Hood Thomas Cooke Ed Robbin Dale Murphy Edward Waltz Moffat Miles Pike William Newman Vaughn Andrea Dromiack John Davidson Len Harris Misses Mary Win Sum leno Social Cdalendar SPARKS WEDNESDAY Anderson Riverside picnic 12:30 pm Idlewild Park Bring your own table service Guests welcome YWCA advanced flower ar rangement class 9:30 am Mrs itz instructor YWCA golf class 10 am Wa shoe County golf course Peter Marich instructor ederated Church ice cream so cial 7 pm church lawn Pie cake ice cream coffee and soft drinks USO informal dancing party 405 Sierra St GSO hostesses Dorothy Angeli and Gloria Cer vantes chairmen Refreshments provided by Reno Unit AWVS Soroptimist International of Reno 12 noon Nevada room Ho tel Mapes Miss Gladys Cafferata presiding American Contract Bridge League Duplicate Unit partnership 1 pm Reno Bridge Studio 155 University Terrace Reno Welcome Wagon Club executive board meeting and pot luck supper 6:30 pm in the home of Mrs Carl Short No 5 Sunny crest Drive' THURSDAY YWCA business golf class 5:30 pm Washoe County golf course Peter Marich in structor YWCA swimming class pm Moana pool Twentieth Century Club square dance group 8:30 pm club home Mrs Gallagher chairman Reno Welcome Wagon Hy Lo Bridge group 1 pm in the home of Mrs Koernor Stone 857 Gear St Reno Welcome Wagon Club 12:30 pm in the home of "Mrs Harold Hammer 1018 University Terrace rank and Irene Hassett bridge tournament at Reno golf course All participants must sign up at club house by noon Aug 16 Nevada Cat anciers 8 pm justice court in Sparks Mrs Phil Hursh presiding USO ping pong tournament and games 8 pm 405 Sierra St refreshments 8:30 pm Dorothy Micheli Lucille Breeding and Yvonne Dubbins chairmen Winnemucca' Social i Notes Dr and Mrs rank' Rueckl Jr and daughter and sons Mark and Vic from sev eral weeks vacation spent in West Virginia and Virginia with rela tives and friends Mrs Stackhouse and chil dren Miss Sylvia Jimmy and Mark of Steel Ala arrived here for a visit with Mrs mother Mrs Harvey and sister Mrs Boggio and fam ily of Paradise Valley Mr and Mrs rank DeMel were visitors in Winnemucca from their Royal Neighbors of America So cial Club 1 in the home of Mrs Kenneth Block 1030 Cor done Ave Reno Assembly No 1 Order of Rainbow for Girls stated meet ing 7:30 pm Masonic Temple Ice cream social cancelled Sharon Patterson worthy ad visor and Mrs Adelbert Hender son mother advisor I RIDAY YWCA swimming class 10 am Moana pool City Pan Hellenic tea honoring all high school girl graduates 2 to 4 pm at 1133 West Plumb Lane Wear your pin and a name tag Silver State Club 8 pm in the home of Mrs Joe Gurocchio 415 Eighth St Mrs Chris Kakoris assisting hostess Mrs rank Stebbins presiding USO picnic at Mansion 6:30 pm Transportation furn ished from 405 Sierra St Doris SOCIETY Mrs Procter Hug Editor Telephone 5 8658 The home of Mrs Richard Sex ton on Wells Avenue in Reno was recently the scene of one of the loVeliest parties when Mrs Kemp Haight was honored with a baby shower Mrs home was beautifully decorated with a large stork near the door amid a profusion of roses and varied flowers As the guests ar rived each entered her name in a baby book with the description of the gift she had brought to the baby to be At the conclusion' of the evening the baby book was presented to the honored guest as a permanent reminder of the happy time enjoyed by all Mrs Haight then opened and displayed her many beautiful and useful gifts for all to see and ad Deaver and Betty ox chairmen Marguerite Meyer hostess American Contract Bridge League duplicate unit 8 Reno Bridge Studio 155 Univer mire Of special intereit to all was a dainty little gold ring for the baby given by Mrs Brown who is almost eighty years old mother of Mrs Sexton Mrs sity Terrace Brown who lives in Salt Lake City was unable to attend the Mar Po Ja Rach Mariners of St Presbyterian Church 8 pm in the home of Mr and Mrs Don Baskerville 1332 Terrace Dr Mr and' Mrs Ward Hinckley assisting Mr and Mrs Ralph Tucker Reno Welcome Wagon Club Bolivia group pm in tne nome of Mrs David Leyson 1143 Jones St 'A SATURDAY USO dance 8 pm Stead AB Transportation furnished from 405 Sierra St? USO will remain open Reno Welcome Wagon Club Conestoga bridge 'group dinner dance 8 pm Circle RB Lodge Past Presidents Association Rebekah Assembly of Nevada picnic 1 pm Virginia Lake Mes damesDewey Crosby and Mulcahy and Miss Lucile Stone in charge Postponed from July 23 Blake Orchestra shower so her gift will always be very much treasured Games were the diversion of the evening one of which held par ticular interest in that each guest was required to write on a slip of paper her guess as to the time of arrival and gender of the little one After the birth of the baby the envelope containing the slips will be opened by Mrs Haight and the one who most nearly cor rect will be awarded a prize A buffet supper was served at a late from a smorgasbord which was centered with a second stork and abundance of beautiful flowers? Jerri and Betty Jo Vance daughters of Mrs Kemp Haight assisted Mrs Sexton in serving Those invited to attend this lovely affair were Mesdames Kemp Haight Jack Johnson Henry Lee A Henderson Ed Giannotti Harold Herhdon Harry Barrett George Ahlberg Scruggs Herbert Bailey Stanley Presents Program Large and enthusiastic crowd of State Hospital patients greeted Tommy Blake and his orchestra recently They have returned aft er a absence to start the winter program of dance music which is presented through the courtesy of the Union Diedrichsen' Dean Allison A Bonnef ant Lou Lorenzen Max elt Roy Stewart Sid Phillips Smith James Minor Alfred Sorensen Artie Valentine Bailie Joe Elwood Denni son Conway Joe Robbins Dakin Erma Corrington and Misses Jerri and Betty Jo Vance and will continue qn the second Saturday of until after Christmas The 'State "Hospital patients take keen delight in their dances especially when they have and Orches tra certainly makes every one gay and Gray Lady Mary Hager added to the pleasure by her presence and sociability BUSINESS WOMEN National Business and Profes The planning for the annual Sparks Reno Labor Day celebra tion is well under way according to reports of a recent meeting of the group held in the rooms of the justice court Booth chairman Art Hill reported that many booths have been reserved and any inter ested group is urged to contact the Sparks Chamber of Commerce John Wayman parade chairman reported that five entries have been received with many more ex pected The chamber also is han sional Women of Reno will honor merfield ay ryberger of Love lock and Miss Gloria Mapes ollowing the wedding rehear sal riday evening Mrs Moffat is entertaining members of the wedding party at cocktails and a buffet supper in her South Virginia Road home Among mem bers of the wedding party will be Mrs Linn Alexander (Adrienne Moffat) and Mrs David Bardes (Eunice Hood) both of San ran cisco Overnight Ride Enjoyed By Group Leaving the Ted Baker ranch last Saturday at noon members of the Nevada White Hats en joyed an overnight ride to their cabin located in a beautiful valley at the head waters of Thomas Creek A delightful steak supper served Saturday night and Sunday morning after a hearty breakfast the group rode up the canyon Upon their return lunch eon was served and later in the afternoon they returned home Participating were Dr and Mife Walter Bell Dr and Mrs James Greear Jr Dr and Mrs Edwin Cantion Mr and Mrs Sling erland Mr and Mrs Ralph Rey nolds Mr and Mrs Robert Games Mr and Mrs Hadley Beedle Mr and Mrs Mahlon Waldren Mr and Mrs Earl Crain Mr and Mrs Kleppe Mr and Mrs Jack Horgan Mr and Mrs Leslie Rig gins Mr and Mrs Mark Shipley Mr and Mrs Clarence Bath Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hill and Messrs Ted Baker William or man and Gordon Harris Guests attending were Dr and Mrs Vernon Cantion Robert Amesbury of Susanville Calif Messrs and Mesdames Bryce Rhodes William A HI dling these applications Airman 2c Martin Towm send has completed a 28 day fur lough visiting in Sparks with his parents Mr and Mrs Jack Town send and has reported to Parks Airforce Base rom there he ex pects to be sent to Korea Airman Towmsend is a graduate of Sparks High School and has been in the Air orce more than two years Miss Denise riberg is visiting in Portland Ore' With her sister On Sunday evening August 21 a pot luck supper will be held in Guild Hall and all members of the Episcopal Church are urged to attend At this informal meet ing the church council will pre sent recommendations and ask for suggestions for the church work for the coming year RENO VISITORS Mr and Mrs Aldige of Beverly Hills Calif are visiting his brother and wife Mr and Mrs Edward Aldige of 1405' Clough Rd Reno ollowing their visit here Mr and Mrs Aldige will tour the Pacific Northwest be fore returning to their home in southern California Getchell mine home They plan to leave for Reno where they wall enplane for San rkncisco Calif They will spend ten days in the bay city Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Harmon Thurston in Met ropolis Mrs arreria is employed by the telephone company in Elko was formerly an operator on the Wells switch board Smith Gibbons Co 1 38 NORTH SIERRA ST Reno Nevada Wishes to Announce that MEL ROBISON i now a member of our organization Office Phone: 2 2136 Residence Phone: 2 7855 Mrs Towl Bueter junior past president with a dinner August 23 at 7:30 pm in Villa Roma The hostesses will be Viola Rob erts Ruth Saviers and Marybeth Lamb Members wall be called by the telephone committee for res ervations i Housework Easy Without Nagging Backache Nafirtrine backache headache or mnsmlar aches and pains may come on with over exer tion emotional upsets or day to day stress and strain And folks whoeat and drink unwisely sometimes suffer mild bladder irritationwith that restless uncomfortable feeling If you are miserable and worn out because of these discomforts Pills often help by their pain relieving action by their sooth ing effect to ease bladder irritation and hv their mild diuretic action through the kidneys tending to increase the output of the IS miles of kidney tubes So if nagging backache makes you feel dragged out miserablewith restless sleep less waittry Pills get the same happy relief millions have en joyed forover 60 yearn Get Doan's Pills today! see what a difference makes IN CANNING AND COOKING SUCCESS cane suga 0WLY CANE SDGAR REINED the weST! 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Vladimir Ullstein former con ductor of the Shanghai Sym phony Orchestra in China and who has appeared as guest art ist in both St Petersburg and Berlin before the Communists and nazis made life and artistry unbearable in Russia and Ger many will be the featured artist at the opening meeting of the Twentieth Century Club Thursday September 1 Pre ceding the program luncheon will be served and presiding will be Mrs Gehnstedt Mr Ullstein will be introduced by Mrs I A Lougaris program chairman Century Club Luncheon Sept 1 Opening meeting of the Twen tieth Century Club is calendared for Thursday Sept 1 at 1 pm when luncheon wall be served followed by a program of piano numbers by Vladimir Ullstein noted pianist and well known Reno resident Mrs Gelmstedt club president stated last evening that due to press difficulties the club programs were still un mailed but would soon be in the hands of the members Mrs I A Lougaris is program chairman this year and will pre sent Mr Ullstein Well known to Reno residents as a result of his five years resi dence here Mr Ullstein fled the Communists Nazis and hordes of Red China to win freedom of ex pression in both his daily life and his artistic sphere or some time Prof Ullstein was conductor of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra in China and appeared as guest artist in both St Petersburg and Berlin before the Communists and Nazis made life and artistry unbear able in Russia and Germany After he had fled Russia for Germany and had established himself in Berlin he was forced to flee for his life to China to avoid the Nazis In China he quickly became the director of foreign music of the National Tsing Hua Univer sity and later conductor of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra He gave many recitals for the foreign colony in Shanghai and his fame was spreading rapidly throughout the ar East when the Communists invaded China He came to San rancisco and later on to Reno where he has appeared at both the Mapes and Riverside hotels playing anything from Brahms to Be bop At a later date Mr program for the Sept 1 meeting will be announced in the press as will be the names of the hostess committee taking reservations for the luncheon TOWASHINGTON Miss Harrie rost daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry rost of Huffaker Lane is leaving soon for Pullman Wash where she will enroll in the school of vet erinary medicine at Washington State College Miss rost was graduated from Reno High School this past June where she was ac tive iix athletics She is an accomplished horsewoman and member of the Washoe Horse Association can taste the Iruitl It leaves you breathless I ALWAYS ORDER VODKA COLLINS wnrnoH ths greatest name in VODKA 80 Proof Mode from jroln Ste Pierro Smirnoff 5I (Division of Heubleln)Hartford Conn U4A ord Hoskins Speaker At Meeting Miss Gladys Cafferata presided at the Wednesday luncheon meet ing of the Soroptimist Inter national of Reno which was held in the Terrace Room of the Mapes Hotel Mrs Nellie Bohn executive director of the Nevada Tubercu losis and Health Association was introduced as a new member by Mrs John oy and Miss Gladys Cafferata and Mrs Engel welcomed her into the club Birthday greetings were ex tended to the following: Mes dames James Raynes red Bon nenfant Dayton Colville Charles Lindell Sam Roberts Misses Adelyn Rotholtz Helen Judd ho sat at a special table and were thfe recipients of lovely corsages aqli a beautiful birthday cake Mrs Young program chairman for the day introduced the guest speaker ord Hos kins personnel customer relations and sales counsel who has just completed a successful public rela tions clinic in the Reno High School where he addressed a class of more than 400 people He stated that 15 per cent of the success in business is due to technical knowledge and 85 per cent of the success is attributable to attitude Mr Hoskins informed the club members of the importance of learning to like people and really showing it He stated we should have a sen sitive understanding and a great deal of patience in dealing with others It is how we say what we say the tone in which we say it and our enthusiasm that is re flected in a successful business The really successful businessman or woman is the one who gives his or her complete attention to the person to whom he is engaged in conversation and exhibits to that person a genuine enthusiasm for his ideas he said The weekly luncheon prize was won by Mrs Margot Jennings and guests were Mrs ord Hoskins Mrs Edith Roger of Santa Ana Calif Miss Dorothy Gibbons and Miss Ruth Jones of Albuquerque New Mexico Members present were Mes dames Warren Ackerman red Bonnenfant Rose Bullis William Burnley Caffe rata Collier Dayton Col ville Lester A Conklin Carmen Davis Stephen Drew Engel John oy Gilbert son Edith Haley Gordon Harris rank Hensley David Herstine Margot Jennings Nellie Bohn Hans Lugin Buehl Richard James Raynes Gladys Reuter Gaston Somnv Edwin Wagner Wilbur' Young Misses Gladys Cafferata May Clark Ethelyn ord Helen A Judd Nada Novakovich Ade lyn Rotholtz Viola Voelkner and Helen Wood New Daughter In Burns amily KEY WEST la A baby girl weighing seven pounds eight ounces was bom August 1 to Mrs Josephine Bums wife of Glen Bums seaman USN at the Naval Hospital here Burns who is serving aboard submarine tender USS Howard Gilmore is the son of Mr and Mrs red Smith of Route 2 Box 143 Reno Mrs Bums is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Buckbee of 704 Bertha St Nor folk Va The baby' named Glenda Jo is the first child for the Burns fam ily who reside here at 1411 Tru man IN GARDNERVILLE CARSON Mr and Mrs William Hussman and chil dren Mark and Mary are visit ing in the home of Mr parents Mr and Mrs Otto Huss man in Gardnerville Pre Nuptial Tea Honors Miss Garner Complimenting Miss Jean Gar ner bride elect of John orest (rosty) Cahlan Mrs John Cahlan aunt of the prospective bridegroom entertained recently with a tea in her Las Vegas home Assisting Mrs Cahlan in host ess duties was her mother Mrs Burley Jones and others in the receiving line were Mrs A Cahlan mother of the bride groom elect and Mrs Irving Levitts sister of the bride elect The buffet table was covered with a Chinese fillet lace cloth and centered with a crystal bowl of delicate pink chrysanthemums Presiding at the silver service and the punch bowl during the afternoon were Mesdames Her bert LI Jones Blaine Wright and Clifford A Jones Hie wedding of Miss Garner and Mr Cahlan will be solem nized Aug 26 at 7 pm in the irst Methodist Church of Las Vegas Both IXIiss Garner and her fiance were students ap the Uni versity of Nevada last year She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta and his fraternity is Sigma Alpha Epsilon They plan to con tinue their education at the Uni versity of Arizona in Tucson fol lowing their marriage About 50 family friends at tended the party Luncheon Party Honors Reno Bride Elect Honoring Miss Gloria Mapes fiancee of Richard Kraemer of Hillsborough and San rancisco Mrs John Nash and Mrs Ray mond A Smith entertained last riday with a luncheon party in the Nash home on Arlington Ave lame red and white were the colors used in the decor with myriads of white wedding bells syspended from a ceiling of flame red crepe paper Centering the buffet table cov ered with handsome white lace cloth was a large arrangement of flame red anthuriums Guests were seated at individual tables centered with flame red carna tions and white fluff daisies Preceding luncheon champagne punch was served and all drank a toast to Miss Mapes as the host esses presented her with a beauti ful blue satin garter trimmed with white lace and pearls and a matching blue satin jewel case Among those attending were Mesdames Kenneth Dolan Ben Edwards Earl Hillstrom William A III A (Bart) Hood Guy Lent Ben Sheahan Ross Ba rengo Clyde ox John Squire Drendel Lawrence Devencenzi John Becker Hans Lugin Buehl William Stremmel Elsie Sche rupp Angela Desideri Wallace Davis Conrad Priess Donald Copenhaver Thomas Sutton Jack Douglass Clayton Phillips Samuel McCarran Carolyn Ed mundsen John Dermody Williaih Newman Miss Mary Win Sum merfield and Miss Gloria Mapes RAINBOW GIRLS Meeting of Reno Assembly No 1 Order of Rainbow for Girls is announced for Thursday evening Aug 18 at 7 :30 in the Masonic Temple According to Sharon Patterson worthy ad visor and Mrs Adelbert Hender son mother advisor the ice cream social planned has been cancelled ROM SAN CARLOS Reno visitors are Mr and Bernard Hartung and children Valerine Randi Christine' and Craig ormer well known resi dents here they now make their home in San Carlos Calif Vacation IN THE BLACK HILLS of South Dakota find a sight that will make you proud and humble at the same time rom the granite walls of Mount Rushmore the colossal 60 foot faces of Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt look down Look down and across the vast expanses of the nation they helped make great Look down on Americans of today challenging them to carry on in the traditions of the glorious past These men 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