Daily Independent Journal from San Rafael, California • Page 15

SEVEN DECADES St. Stephen's Guild Tbur Will Be Event Of April 30 Decades of Homes in will be the theme of the annual house tour of St. Guild which this year will be held Thursday afternoon, April 30. The earliest decade to be represented will be the when the first building boom occurred in the area. The other homes to be shown will represent subsequent years ending with a modern home built during the current construction climb.

Hostesses at the six homes will wear fashionable gowns from each period. Wealthy San Franciscans built their holiday retreats on Belvedere Island 60 years ago and their homes were of the Victorian and Edwardian period which featured luxurious comfort, country style. Today Belvedere is no longer an island and the homes for the commuting San Franciscans flect modern convenience, suburban style. The homes to be shown to represent this transition will soon be announced by Mrs. Harold Fletcher, tour chairman.

This tour should have special appeal for students of architecture and period decor and local historians as well as the house tourist. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Thomas Wark of Belvedere or Mrs. Gedrge Stephens of Keil Cove, Tiburon. Transportation from the village green will be provided and is being planned by Mrs! Robert Kirchmann and Captain H.

Nordmark Williams. Tea will be served during the afternoon at the San Francisco Yacht Club on the Belvedere Cove with Mrs. Chaylon Brown, Guild vice president, as hostess chairman. Dorcas Society Marks Birthdays Of Its Members' At the recent meeting of the Dorcas Society of the Fairfax Congregational Community Church, birthdays of members whose birthdays occurred in January, February or March were celebrated. A special table was set and decorated for them but only five could attend.

These were Mesdames Thomas Teare, Shirley Lucas, J. W. Darlington. C. J.

Bergstrom and C. B. Brooks. To those unable to attend, the committee sent birthday cards. Mrs.

John Herman was ill and Mesdames C. J. Condrette, Ernest Kruse, Thomas Humphrey and C. C. Welch, were away from town that day.

The hostess committee for the month includes Mesdames Louis Dallara, August Rasmussen and Lucas. They will be hostesses at the meeting on Tuesday, March 24 at 1:30 p.m. A dessert luncheon will be followed by a business meeting to be conducted by the president, Mrs. C. J.

Bergstrom. Plans will be discussed for two important meetings to be held in May, the first an Apron Day and the second the regular semi-annual bazaar. TRAVELER'S CHECKS PRINTED PATTERN 4567 SIZES 12-20; 40 Two Honored By P-TA In Kent field Mrs. Thomas E. Gilboy and Henry H.

Muller are two Kentfield citizens who were honored recently by their fellow residents and P-TA members. At a general meeting of the P-TA in the multi-purpose room of the A. E. Kent School they were presented with honorary life memberships in the P-TA in appreciation of their volunteer work for children and for the community. Mrs.

Gilboy, mother of five daughters, has for nine years played one of the leading roles in a program involving hundreds of children. She has devoted her summers to the Red Cross to help with their swim program. She is a Camp Fire leader, a member of a Sunny Hills auxiliary, a March of Dimes leader, past president of P-TA and past chairman of the Kent School May Festival. Muller has been a Kentfield resident for 26 years, 15 of which have been spent in local business. To raise funds for the Kentfield Fire Department, he played football on their team from 1925 to 1929.

For five years he was active in Cub Scout Pack 11 and Boy Scout Troop 11, both of which are still in existence. He took an important part in the Kentfield recreation program in 1946 and 1947 and inaugurated many of the ideas which are the basis of the present program. During World War II he was head of the Auxiliary police for Kentfield and was coordinator for Civil Defense in 1951. He has been chairman of the Ross Valley Flood Commission for two years and in 1956 he assisted in the formation of the Club. He served as the charter president in 1957 and is presently a member of the board of directors.

Beginners' Class A class for those interested in learning square dancing begins March 26, sponsored by the Charm Farmers. Classes are to be held at Street School, San Rafael, from 8 to-10' p.m. Larry Twist, well known Marin County caller, will be the instructor. Anyone interested is welcome. The next Charm Farmer party night will be April 4 at Davidson School, 8 to 12.

RELAXING BETWEEN ski runs during a recent trip to the Mt. Shasta Ski Bowl are, left to right, John Hofmann of San Rafael; Mrs. Roland Schmidt and Mrs. E. A.

Steinau and Gordon Pritchett, all of Belvedere. (Stan Palmer photo) ann Wc omen jlnhrprnftrtit-3lournal. Thursday, Mar. 19, 1959 15 Job's Daughters Have Dinner Meet Losing team members in the activity points contest conducted by Mill Valley Bethel 119, entertained the winners at a dinner recently in the Mill Valley Masonic Temple. Hostesses were past junior custodian Linda Brown and Mrs.

William Brown. During the meeting conducted following the dinner by honored queen Patricia Bogel, members decided to continue their Indian project. This project is providing Nevada Indians with clothes and food. Another recent activity was a very successful go-to-church Sunday at St. Church in Belvedere, which was followed by brunch at Sabella's.

Introduced and honored were honored queen Sue Reed of Bethel 246, Larkspur; Junior past honored queen Sandra Bishop of Bethel 119, Mill Valley; Mrs. Francis Burt, guardian, and Francis Burt, associate guardian of Bethel 119. Council members were also introduced. Marcia Rideout Feted At Birthday Party Marcia Rideout, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

James Rideout of Legend road, Sleepy Hollow, celebrated her fourth birthday at a recent luncheon party at the home of her parents. Camellias were used in arrangements and an Easter birthday cake was presented in her honor. Attending were Mrs. Ernest Box and Wally; Mrs. Charles Hardeman and Mark; Mrs.

John Rockwell and Stephen; Mrs. Hugh Stroupe and Marsha, Kathleen and Cynthia; Mrs. Gerfon Jacobs and Michael; Mrs. Gunnar Abramson and Nils and Elin: Mrs. Russell Schabel and Denise; Mrs.

John Dumon and David, Mrs. Jerome Leitner and Judy and Mrs. Edward Ory and Babette. Woodwardia Circle Elects Delegates Delegates to the meeting of District 14, Neighbors of Woodcraft, to be held in Santa Rosa in September, were elected at the recent meeting of wardia Circle. Elected were Mesdames E.

C. Berg, H. J. Cahill, J. M.

Sullivan, F. A. Linebaugh, Joseph Santos and Mrs. Della Cline. Alternates elected were Mesdames F.

J. Mattos, J. M. Bernards, G. W.

Hall, C. A. Bell, Norvina Helton and Jessie Leavelle. Mrs. Esther Lewis announced that annual luncheon and bazaar will be held on Wednesday, March 25 at the IOOF Temple in San Rafael.

Mrs. Lewis will be general chairman with Mrs. Bernards co-chairman. Mrs Berg, guardian neighbor, presided at the meeting. Georges Take Trip Frank George of manager of Redwood Travel Advisors, and his wife, did a bit of traveling for themselves recently.

They sailed aboard the from San Francisco and left the ship at Los Angeles. They flew to Las Vegas where they enjoyed the current hit show at The is on its way to the Orient with several of the clients aboard. College Women Will Attend Delta Gamma Meet, Auction The Marin County Delta Gamma Alumnae will have as their guests at the Wednesday, March 25 meeting Judith Ann Crawford, Barbara Cushman, Virginia Gillis, Wendy Graupner, Martha Hurlbut, Lauralie Melland, Geraldine Solari, Carolyn Hoefer, Sheryll Illingworth, Nola Markev. Carol Martin, Wendy Robson. Katherine Solari, and Julie Williams.

These Marin County girls are attending West Coast colleges and will be enjoying a week away from studies during Easter vacation. Mrs. Charles home in Novato will be the setting for this meeting and Silent Auction. Along with Mrs. Wray the co-hostesses for the afternoon will be Mesdames J.

H. Smith Jr. and Skip Corley, and William H. McNamara. All Delta Gamma alumnae are invited.

Please contact Mrs. Wray or Mrs. Peter Ribar of Kentfield for reservations. Another highlight of the afternoon meeting will be information concerning the Day Reunion Luncheon to be held at San Jose, March 21, 22 and 23. The Gamma Eta Chapter of Delta Gamma is playing host this year and is inviting all Delta Gamma Alumnae to attend the 1959 Province XII Conference to be held at the chapter house.

Official To Visit Blythedale Rebekahs Further plans for the official visit of Mrs. Charles Peterson, district deputy president of District 61, Rebekah Assembly of California, on April 9, were discussed at the recent meeting of Blythedale Rebekah Lodge 305 in the Mill Valley Odd Fellows Hall. Also discussed was the 69th annual session of the Rebekah Assembly to be held in Long Beach May 18-22, for which Blythedale lodge will elect delegates at the March 26 meeting. Committee chairman for the meeting was Mrs. Connie Ford, who was assisted by Mesdames Frank Gamble, Robert Gerrish and Susie Slape.

Stephens Alumnae At the recent meeting of Northbay Alumnae of Stephens College at the home of Mrs. Robert M. Bramman in Marinwood, officers were nominated. Election will take place at the April meeting. Sandwich Spread Tired of the usual sandwich fillings? Try chopped tangy watercress, chopped ripe olives and lemon juice blended with softened cream cheese.

Accent with a little salt and Tabasco sauce. Use as a spread for sandwiches or hors William Stevensons Honored At Dinner Honoring Mr. and Mrs. William Stevenson of Belvedere who are moving to Millbrae, the elders and deacons of the Westminster Presbyterian Church of Richardson Bay entertained at a dinner party at the Seafirth home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. Benton Bostick recently. Stevenson is an elder in the church and Mis. Stevenson sings in the choir and has been active in the Sunday School. Attending were the Rev.

and Mrs. Forrest Youngquist and Messrs. and Mesdames Vernon Libby, Leslie Lippiatt, Claude Chapman, Charles Bigelow, Marvin Dgnekas, John Hackney, Vaughn Terry, Glenn Luther, Harold Curtis, William Gwynne, Mrs. David Boffey, Mrs. Alfred Graefe, Miss Winnie Johnson, David KortKamp and John Thomas.

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