Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 9

May 31, 1962 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Executive Board Members Feted at Coffee New Officers Introduced At City Panhellenic Social ap- Mrs. H. Jack Starkey, Members of the retiring and incoming executive boards of Albuquerque City Panhellenic were entertained at a coffee in the home of Mrs. Fred Langner, 1505 Los Arboles NW, with Mrs. O.

E. Hopkins Jr. and the Alpha Xi Delta sorority alumnae as hostesses. Mrs. 5.

Hopkins, preciation to the officers who served with her and welcomed the new board. Prominently featured in the decorations was the silver bowl Panhellenic presented to Mrs. Hopkins for her year of service. The new officers are: Mrs. Dale B.

Walker, president, a member of Chi Omega. She has served a chairman of the scholarship committee and on the senior tea for Panhellenic. She also is a member of the Assistance League of Albuquerque. Mrs. Norman Ribble, first vice president and a member of Delta Delta Delta, a served as the Tri Delta finance advisor.

She was active in Panhellenic on the scholarship committee and senior tea. Mrs. David Trapp, second vice president, is a member of Kappa Delta and Asternots Garden Club. She a served on the senior tea and spring style show committees for Panhellenic. treasurer and an Alpha Gamma Delta alumna, teacher at Kirtland Elementary School.

She served as decorations chairman for the spring style show. Mrs. Charles Link, corres-1 ponding secretary and go member ore Omicron Pi, is active in Scouting and is teaching at Sombra del Monte Elementary School. She is keeper of the master file for Panhellenic. Mrs.

Hugh W. Church, Kappa Kappa Gamma, is recording secretary. She is board member of the Albuquerque Assn. for Mental Health. Mrs.

Church was publicity chairman for Panhellenic. Retiring officers are Mmes. Pete Domenici, Joseph Danclovic and Donald J. Jinkins. Albuquerque City Panhellenic will begin its new Aug.

15, staging a backto-school style show for girls planning to enter college in September. BEING SERVED at the coffee honoring the retiring and incoming executive boards of Albuquerque City Panhellenic, held in the home of Mrs. Fred Langner, 1505 Los Arboles NW, Edmondson, George Bundrant, Charles Carder and Dick Platte. At the party MISCELLANEOUS GIFTS were presented to Miss Christine Laage, brideelect of Tony Shaw, at a shower given in the home of Mrs. Leonard Shaw, 1301 California NE.

Assisting Mrs. Shaw was hostesses were Mmes. Lester 424 Fontana PI. NE, will be married on July 7 in Beloit. (Redman photo) are, left to right, Mrs.

Tom Shaw, mother of the prospective bridegroom, the honoree and Mrs. Leonard Shaw. Miss Laage, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Laage of Beloit, and Shaw, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Shaw, are, left to right, Mrs. Langner, seated; Mrs. O. E.

Hopkins retiring president; Mrs. Dale B. Walker, the new president, and Mrs. Norman Ribble, the new first vice president. (Journal photo) Marriage Solemnized San Felipe Church was the scene for the wedding of Miss Rose Maestas, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Max Maestas, 545 Gene NW, and Morris Garcia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Avriano Garcia, Albuquerque. Mr.

and Mrs. Bernardo Griego attended the couple as matron of honor and best man. Bridesmaids were Misses Prudy Maestas, Eloise Rivera and Susie Valverde. Serving as ushers were Albert Maestas, Gavino Rivera and Brigido Valverde. Following the ceremony, a wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's! parents, with a dance that night at Archie's Lounge.

Group Planning Evening Class Noreste Art Group is meeting Friday, 7:30 p.m. in the Community Room of Albuquerque Central and Washington' NE, with Mrs. William Dunn and Mrs. Porfirio Rios as hostesses. Guest speaker will be discuss Joe Miller, who is to "Sizing Plans are under way to form a new Noreste evening class, under the instruction of Joel Ramirez.

Information regarding the group may be obtained from Mrs. Norman Rupert, 1305 Los Arboles NW, or Mrs. John Weber, 3513 Britt NE. GOING TO WORLD FAIR? For FREE Color Brochure schedule events, mission ticket mail order forms Housing Reservation forms. WRITE TO P.O.

Den $11, HONORING Miss Clementine bours, who is resigning as director of the Young Women's tian members of the committee of the YWCA with a tea. At the party, held Essayists Get Awards Mrs. Calvin E. Stewart of Los Alamos, Western Conference chairman and department president of the Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars of New Mexico, presented awards to local winners in the nationally sponsored VFW Auxiliary essay contest at a meeting of ey-Spruill Auxiliary to Post 3317. Receiving silver medals from national, certificates of award and personal gifts were Miss Ellen Margaret Salb, 5806 Hannett NE, who was second place winner in the state, and Miss Carole O1- guin, 3006 Viola Dr.

SW, third place state winner. Certificates of award and personal gifts were presented to honorary, winners, John Dawson, Ponderosa NE, and John Brennan, 1414 Silver SW. TEAM TO MEET Cottonwood Team of Grove No. 2, Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle, is meeting Monday, 8 p.m., in the home of Mrs. J.

F. Sumner, 2003 Poplar Lane SW. Today's Events British Brides Club, local chapter of the 7:30 Trans-Atlantic p.m. meeting. Brides home and of Mrs.

Parents Harold T. Potter. 1725 Maxine NE. Hospitality House, 202 Tijeras NE. social time.

10 a.m. Piano Melodies and "Sing Time, 1-3 p.m. Weiner roast. 5 p.m. the lawn of club YWCA, bowling, 9:30 a.m.

Visiting nurse. noon-1 p.m. Dance class party, p.m. Miss Armijo and Mrs. Garcia.

Miss Armijo, daughter of Mrs. Montoya, 1811 High SE, and Boughner, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Boughner of Springfield, Ohio, will recite nuptial vows in a ceremony Saturday at San Jose Church. THE GRADUATION GIFT remembered longest A charm and finishing course at Flair is the graduation gift that becomes part of a girl's life and gives her a happy hold on the future You can give your graduate the self assurance and poise essential for college or career by enrolling her at Flair CALL TODAY YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID SUMMER CLASSES NOW FORMING School of Modeling Charm 1809 San Mateo NE AM. 5-1565 Eileen Ford Agency Affiliate Neigh- home of Mrs.

executive Carlisle SE, are, Chris- Hampton, Miss personnel Lloyd Burley, entertained board. in the Floyd Hampton, 525 left to right, Mrs. Neighbours and Mra. president of the YWCA (Journal photo), Farewell Party Is Given For YWCA Director Woman's World Telephone CHapel 7-3311 Hours: 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.

State President Will Conduct Club's Installation Ceremony Mrs. Phil Porter, Los Alamos, Federation of Women's Clubs, buquerque Woman's Club at a club house, 618 Gold SW. As retiring president, Mrs. ceremony, which will be preceded by luncheon at noon in the Cole Hotel, when the executive board will entertain the visiting state president. Being inaucted are Mrs.

Ralph Wilkins, president; Mrs. Carey 0. Miller, first vice president; Mrs. Ralph Wentz, second vice president; Mrs. Henry Weisoly, treasurer; Mrs.

Katherine Harris, assistant treasurer. Mrs. Leona Gritman, corresponding secretary; Mrs. William J. Van Essen, recording secretary; Miss Adelyn Chenworth, auditor; Mrs.

W. H. McGuire, custodian; Mrs. C.A.M. Peterson, parliamentarian; Mrs.

Rene Boulanger, reporter; Mrs. H. M. Smythe, historian. Mrs.

Clara Cooper, chairman of the tea table arrangements, will be assisted Mmes. E. L. King, Richard president of New Mexico will install new officers of Almeeting Friday, 2 p.m., in the W. R.

Crosby is arranging the McCann, Harry Springfield and McGuire. Assisting Mrs. Crosby in pouring will be Mmes. Ruth Bush Jones, H. S.

Manson and Miss Chenworth. Serving on the corsage committee are Mmes. Wentz, Harvey Tanner and John M. Heggem. All members taken into the Albuquerque Woman's Club during the past year will receive special recognition.

Prospective members desiring to learn more about the activities of the organization are invited to the Friday meeting and may contact Mrs. Wentz, membership chairman, for further information. Mrs. Bert Kempers, a c- companied by Mrs. Miller, will present violin selections.

COMPLIMENTING Miss Dolores Armijo, bride elect of John Boughner, Mrs. Christ Garcia, with Mrs. Aris Padilla as co-hostess, entertained with a miscellaneous shower at the YWCA, 316 Fourth SW. At the party are, left to right, Mrs. Padilla, Mrs.

Max E. Montoya, mother of the bride-to-be, Miss Clementine Neighbours, six years as executive director Women's Christian was personnel committee of the YWCA Hampton, 525 Carlisle SE. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Carl Schnurr, Mrs. Ray McCanna and Miss Lena Clauve, committee members.

Green and white decorative appointments were used throughout the entertaining rooms and on the patio. Pouring during the afternoon were Mrs. James Toulouse, first vice president of the YWCA, Miss Emily von Auw and Mrs. D. W.

Reeves, board of trustee members. Guests were greeted by Mrs. Charles Fish, treasurer, and Mrs. August B. Seis secretary.

Invited guests included members of the past year's board of directors and committees, their husbands and members of the board of trustees and husbands wives. In the receiving line were Mrs. Hampton, Miss Neighbours and Mrs. Lloyd R. Burley, YWCA president.

Also attending was Miss Neighbours' mother, Mrs. Ethel J. Neighbours of Memphis, Tenn. Miss Neighbours also was honored at a luncheon followling the monthly board of directors meeting, arranged by the board and held in the Petroleum Club. Shower Fetes Bride-To-Be Cleveland, and Lyon, lodist Church.

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Watch our TV Friday $:30 806 PARK AVE. SW CH Miss Linda Nelson, brideelect of Melton Lyon, was honored at a kitchen shower given by Mrs. Vincent Dusair and Mrs. Walter Clift at the Dussair home, 709 Quincy SE. Twenty-two guests attended the party, which featured decorations of pink roses and tapers, with a pink parasol suspended above the serving table.

Miss Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson, who is resigning Aug. 1 after of the Albuquerque Young honored at a tea given by the in the home of Mrs. Floyd INSTALLATION: Mias Paula Stearns, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Vic Stearns, 1125 Palomas SE, will be installed as honored queen of Bethel No. 2 International Order of Jobs Daughters, in ceremonies Saturday, p.m., at Masonic Temple. Misses Karen White and Sandy Caswell will be installed as senior and junior princesses. All Masonic friends are invited.

STORY HOUR SET Mrs. Robert Wixted will be the reader at the Saturday story hour, 10-11 a.m., for boys and girls, 5-10, at Los Griegos Branch of the Public Library, 10th and Griegos NW. The story hour is project of the new member group of Albuquerque Branch, American Assn. of University Women. son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Lyon, 201 Aliso Dr. NE, will recite nuptial vows in a ceremony June 8 at Trinity Meth- Mr.

and Mrs. Morris Garcia (Leonard's photo) OES Chapter Choir Plans Observance for Friday Meet Choir members will have charge of the Friday, 8 p.m., meeting of Adah the Eastern Star, in Masonic Temple. Mrs. A. E.

Becker Adah has appointed Mrs. Elda K. Shaw as Sorority Entertained Members of Delta Beta Chi, an educational and social sorority, were honored in an informal tea in the home of Miss Betsy L. Youtz, 1620 Grand NE. American beauty roses and the sorority colors of black, red and silver were used in the initiation ceremony for five new, members: Miss Rosie Velasquez of Blanco; Misses Brenda Chelf, Arlene Chavez and Eulalia Greenwood of Albuquerque, and Mrs.

Karin Fava, formerly of Trier, Germany, and now of Albuquerque. Miss Youtz and Mrs. Mary Pyle Ware are co-sponsors of the group, with Mrs. Eva S. Archunde, Mrs.

Helen Laben and Miss Dolores Sanchez, co-sponsors. the social hour following chapter No. 5, Order of Starlighter general chairman, June hostess chairman and Mrs. Carrie Vick co-chairman. Pink roses will be used as the centerpiece on the serving table, accenting the choir's official color.

The choir night hostesses are to wear pink formals. Mrs. W. G. Pendergraft and Mrs.

James O. Hannon, choir director, will preside at the silver coffee and tea services. Mrs. Charles DeWitt, worthy matron, and George Corbell, worthy patron, will be joined by Mrs. William Laswell, grand marshal of the Grand Jurisdiction of New Mexico, OES, in the receiving line.

Mrs. Laswell will be honored during the session. Members of other chapters have been invited and visiting OES members are welcome. COED COURSES CENTRAL CH.