I 1 er ..3, 6/7 b , bfertte Crna, 1953 6 l/voman ot t[Le P ear,.96 9-eted The many friends of Miss Ger- the refreshment tables in the for a surprise) and donning a new presented Miss Ernst with an or· 27 -'"',":'743.' P'·· €*4%0*' -i.'.' ey·"'11i·e"ta'E'0¢0(: ":5 · '· ' .frt · '>· 2 X4v*ilt?7 : B·3·41;'· .P trude Ernst filled the Pacific Grove lounge, and to decorate the stage sunflower·topped hat made » Mrs. chid from that group's past presi. I Woman's Civic Club to overflow- in the clubroom. Graceful arrange- E. E. Scholes, to ming two num- dents Club, inc Wednesday evening when the ments of calla lilies were also bers herself. Before the program Mrs. Zug club honored her at its annual found in the hall, and camellias Master of ceremonies for the introduced the "woman of the "Woman of the Year" reception. and white candles graced the man- program was Brad Brown of Fort year," outlining her accomplish- The popular honor guest wore a tel. Ord, and the entertainers included ments and the qualities which have * modish gown of dusty pink lace Centering the tea table was an two popular members of the Wharf endeared her to so many people. and chiffon and a white orchid cor- unusual arrangement of pink and Players, Jean Levinson and Dee The guests inchlded neighbors, \ mage as she greeted her friends white carnations forming a "dress" Olivetti. I friends made in BPWO, Eastern 44 1. in the newly-decorated lounge. for a ceramic figurine which wore Dick Armbrust, talented singer Star and other club work, USO \ i, 1% 11. . i 7 4 Also in the receiving line were Mrs. a flower hat indicative of the fancy from Fort Ord, did three numbers acquaintances, and associates from h v 1 . Kenneth Zug, Civic Club president; (and crazy) hats Miss Ernst wears including "I Love Life," a most Pacific Grove High School where *--A kit,6, 3;k. · · ':t : :,0 4 Virginia English, president of the for some of her humorous song appropriate selection for a recep- she has been secretary for the past . .. .., 1 I 0# 44 . 1 + . Monterey Peninsula Business and numbers. tion honoring Miss Ernst. Another 18 years. Professional Women's Club, and Mrs. John Nelson and Mrs. R, E. entertainer from Ord, Gerry Zu- Mrs. Joseph Branco was genera] one of Miss Ernst's three sisters, Maxwell were responsible for the nino, delighted the audience with chairman for the reception, and her Mrs. John Mattos of Salinas. centerpiece, both being members of three violin solos. Accompanist for committees included Mrs. D. C. ' '/ Her other sisters, Mrs. T. E. Mrs. Fred Eggiman's decorating both entertainers was Donna Bis- Baxter, hostess; Mrs. Lee Stewart, -4 ...1£ L Dean of Pacific Grove and Mrs. committee. Mrs. Robert Hagan did nett. refreshments; Mrs. Raymond ..' . '4»... rge'.. , , ....i Russell MeMath of WatsonviIle, the mantel arrangement. Ida Best, a long-time friend of Washburn, guest book, and Mrs. ..ul#m€k. were also present to greet their Miss Ernst climaxed the show, the honor guest, sang two songs ex- Robert Nair. Mrs. Stanley Mathe- .Nt 4 mister's friends. planned by ¥r• John Orchard Jr., pressive of her friendship, and Ed- son and Miss Wilma Voss poured> 41 r Pink camellias were fastened in by taking her cue from 'Tar Mon nae McKinley, first president of assisted by several other friend, .,. . 1. - greenery to form a background for ria (who sang one of "her songs" the Monterey Feninsula BPWC, of the honor guest , vr., . , 1 i. ; ; 1 *11"r : i li . , ./ 5 Nt» 1 ; 4 , 4 1 4/ " • 1 I'- 2 f . r k . >%2<4 1 1// 1 1ill }. 1 3€Willi ' 1 J .' 1%1 . . 11 %%0.7 .Iii. 1 · 1 1 LI=.1 k 2 y·*i·: 'fl, ' =-7 - '952'tin,64 <-,d lili '1 9 P I . b ·6 - '' I 9 t y.$. ./ I , 3 f : / , f r $ 4 1 4 =- -21 I 3*fr ..1 J 1 4 -All a i . /, ?*Sik D . 1. I.*I f>1 * - - - =u- MRS. T. E. DEAN and MRS. RUSSELL MeMATH greet their rey Peninsula Business and Professional Women's Club, and another mister, MISS GERTRUDE ERNST (second from right) at the of the honor guest's sisters, MRS. JOHN MATTOS, and at the right Woman of the Year" reception in her honor Wednesday night. To is MRS. KENNETH ZUG, president of the Pacific Grove Woman's the left of Miss Ernst are Virginia English, president of the Monte- Civic Club. The latter club gave the reception for the annual event. 4 Thimble Club - Elects Officers ¢Leonard Sala Phote,l I MISS GERTRUDE ERNST, "Woman of the Year" for 1953, was honored by the Pacific Grove Woman's Civic Club Wednesday night. 1 x VME ht. 14- _., & k i.: r 9 - ... 4·.0 '-45. 1 t., : f i ' . , ¥ Ir.*t '0 1 . - MR.and MRS. JOHN DOWN, he a teacher at Pacific Grove High S, Recretary since 1935, are pictured with three of h er friends from Women's Club, MRS. CLYDE DORSEY, CHRISTINE RAYNSFORI 1 A 'Bike-Hike' Is Plan Of Youth Forum Group A bike-hike and picnic lunch will San Carlos and 5th streets at 12:30. oe held by the Christian Science Those who don't have their own 0 Monitor Youth Forum of the Mon- bicycles will be able to rent one terey Peninsula this Saturday aft- for the trip. ernoon, Feb. 28. The group plans Starting from the Carmel gate, to meet at the Carmel Sports Shop, they expect to cycle to Seal Rock .. . .. CARMEL'S €ORSET f HOUR GL 68 & DOLORES ... HARRIEn FEBRUARY 1953 BRAS . WARNER Charm Fit of Hollywood GODDESS Miriam Gates Exquisite Form CORDELIA N U-LI FT (Maternity) MODERN MOTHER Scientific Fitting -. .i 1'14. ' i HARRY MORRIS sneaks a piece of cake while waiting his turn for theprogramWednesdaynight.Mr.Morrissurprised"Gertie"with an imitation of one of her own numbers. .JOCtal JUDGE and MRS. HENRY JORGEA . 1 4 an Year" reception honoring Miss Gert ' Shower Honors . NaI 64 + P D- I Mrs. Napier ley :. 2 C--tuD , Mrs. Arthur M. Napier was the . honoree at a surprise shower re- cently, the surprise effected by 10 •10 having the guests at the Napier home when Mr. Napier brought his CILLUttted, wife home after dining out. Mrs. A. L. Larson and Mrs. Wai- . U ter Hummel were hostesses for the > *IllontrrrA Nplittlaula liferath party which included games and Friday, February 27, 1953. 18 prizes. Refreshments were served after Mrs. Napier opened her gifts. Gertrude Harris Invited to the shower were Mes- A From Gertrude (Mrs. Dan) Har- darnes William Allen, George Cur- 1 rig, currently traveling in Europe, by, France Pace, William Wright, · 0 comes a glowing account -of her Joseph Patrick, Thomas Me(Joy, E January sojourn in Sicily and her Woodrow O'Dell, Warren Johnson, J February stay in Italy (Capri, Lou Sturdivan, Evina Brickman, -- I Rome, Florence, etc.). Robert Stewart, Carl Wills, Ted ,hool where Miss Ernst has been "Although badly war-scarred, it the Business and Professional is lovely. Amazing how much re- too, some fine painters and sculp- ) and VERA VERNON. mains of the ancient Greek, Fto- tors and am picking up a few in- man, Norman, Saracen, and how teresting works of theirs, as well much is still being found. I've met, as native things," she writes. before stopping for lunch. Some of the members who live in Pebble Beach will meet the group at the Carmel gate. A call to Joni Mac- 1 N EW .. .NEW ... NEW--- Kenzie at 8-0154 will provide would- · be cyclers with further information about the trip. MOSBROOK MODEL SKIRTS - C Made to vour €ocact measure in London) SHOP Now available in Jacqmar tweeds tSS ... cashmeres... flannel... t ADAMS white doeskin ... tropical wor- 1 steds... plaids... tartans (all fabfics limited, assuring you indi- 1 from to ' vidual distinction) $1.50 $8.50 Enroute Air Mail 2.50 3.50 4 new model bags by Ackery... 1 2.95 5.00 . coats jrom Jaeger of Regent Street_.. . coats from Danimac 5.00 Where you see and order 1.50 4.50 British luxuries for delivery - direct-to-you from London. 4:50 5.50 4.50 5.00 El //6 •I • - eje iront 0.-Witain 2.50 LONDON MEWS - Sixth Street, just west of Dolores Tel. 7-6601 CARMEL Open daily 9:30 to 5:30 - Sunday, call 7-3059 fit: Neighbors of Wooderaft Thimble Club elected new officers at a re- cent meeting at the home of Mrs. 4 Earl Faddeo in Oak Grove. Elected 64. -At were Mrs. James Prescott, presi- 7 4 1 dent; Glenna lEwis, vice presi- r. - dent; Mrs. Arthur Staie, secretary- treasurer, and Mrs. Prescott, pub- 1141 licity chairman. Cards were played after the meeting, and refreshments were served by the hostess. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Fad- den, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Flaws, August Kopke, James Flaws, John- ny Lewis, Carolyn Flaws, Mrs. Prescott, Glenna Lewis, Mrs. Staie and Mrs. Carrie Rose. ' %.-I...". Unwanted Hair REMOVED FOR LIFE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Open Days and Evenings. rSEN chat with MRS. R. L. ROBINSON at the "Woman of the Please phone for appointment rude Ernst. Esther Harrold Nestor )ier, Burlin Colman and Wes-vieve Allen, Dorothy and Janie 718 Forest Pacific Grove Phone 2-8447 Chase, and the Misses Gene- IHexter and Dorothy Quinn. „DRESS-' OR .- u. " EVER. I* 446,0 3*0# -\- FITCOMESFIRST! specially designed for growing feet A MOST STYLES To size 8 ............................$5.95 L 8,4 to 12 ............................ 6.45 1214 to 3 -............................ 6.95 In brown Every Little Yankee shoe style is dedicated to keeping young feet happy and comfortable whether it's dainty dress-up or a sturdy school shoe! Bring in your youngest, oldest or in-betweener. We'll fit them per- fectly in shoes made specially for their growing feet ! OPEN THURSDAYS 'TIL 9:00 432 ALVARADO MONTEREY ASK ABOUT OUR "13" CLUB! In white, black patent, blue calf or '1 In brown & white Ptl U . , OCR Text: I 1 er ..3, 6/7 b , bfertte Crna, 1953 6 l/voman ot t[Le P ear,.96 9-eted The many friends of Miss Ger- the refreshment tables in the for a surprise) and donning a new presented Miss Ernst with an or· 27 -'"',":'743.' P'·· €*4%0*' -i.'.' ey·"'11i·e"ta'E'0¢0(: ":5 · '· ' .frt · '>· 2 X4v*ilt?7 : B·3·41;'· .P trude Ernst filled the Pacific Grove lounge, and to decorate the stage sunflower·topped hat made » Mrs. chid from that group's past presi. I Woman's Civic Club to overflow- in the clubroom. Graceful arrange- E. E. Scholes, to ming two num- dents Club, inc Wednesday evening when the ments of calla lilies were also bers herself. Before the program Mrs. Zug club honored her at its annual found in the hall, and camellias Master of ceremonies for the introduced the "woman of the "Woman of the Year" reception. and white candles graced the man- program was Brad Brown of Fort year," outlining her accomplish- The popular honor guest wore a tel. Ord, and the entertainers included ments and the qualities which have * modish gown of dusty pink lace Centering the tea table was an two popular members of the Wharf endeared her to so many people. and chiffon and a white orchid cor- unusual arrangement of pink and Players, Jean Levinson and Dee The guests inchlded neighbors, \ mage as she greeted her friends white carnations forming a "dress" Olivetti. I friends made in BPWO, Eastern 44 1. in the newly-decorated lounge. for a ceramic figurine which wore Dick Armbrust, talented singer Star and other club work, USO \ i, 1% 11. . i 7 4 Also in the receiving line were Mrs. a flower hat indicative of the fancy from Fort Ord, did three numbers acquaintances, and associates from h v 1 . Kenneth Zug, Civic Club president; (and crazy) hats Miss Ernst wears including "I Love Life," a most Pacific Grove High School where *--A kit,6, 3;k. · · ':t : :,0 4 Virginia English, president of the for some of her humorous song appropriate selection for a recep- she has been secretary for the past . .. .., 1 I 0# 44 . 1 . Monterey Peninsula Business and numbers. tion honoring Miss Ernst. Another 18 years. Professional Women's Club, and Mrs. John Nelson and Mrs. R, E. entertainer from Ord, Gerry Zu- Mrs. Joseph Branco was genera] one of Miss Ernst's three sisters, Maxwell were responsible for the nino, delighted the audience with chairman for the reception, and her Mrs. John Mattos of Salinas. centerpiece, both being members of three violin solos. Accompanist for committees included Mrs. D. C. ' '/ Her other sisters, Mrs. T. E. Mrs. Fred Eggiman's decorating both entertainers was Donna Bis- Baxter, hostess; Mrs. Lee Stewart, -4 ...1£ L Dean of Pacific Grove and Mrs. committee. Mrs. Robert Hagan did nett. refreshments; Mrs. Raymond ..' . '4»... rge'.. , , ....i Russell MeMath of WatsonviIle, the mantel arrangement. Ida Best, a long-time friend of Washburn, guest book, and Mrs. ..ul#m€k. were also present to greet their Miss Ernst climaxed the show, the honor guest, sang two songs ex- Robert Nair. Mrs. Stanley Mathe- .Nt 4 mister's friends. planned by ¥r• John Orchard Jr., pressive of her friendship, and Ed- son and Miss Wilma Voss poured> 41 r Pink camellias were fastened in by taking her cue from 'Tar Mon nae McKinley, first president of assisted by several other friend, .,. . 1. - greenery to form a background for ria (who sang one of "her songs" the Monterey Feninsula BPWC, of the honor guest , vr., . , 1 i. ; ; 1 *11"r : i li . , ./ 5 Nt» 1 ; 4 , 4 1 4/ " • 1 I'- 2 f . r k . >%2<4 1 1// 1 1ill }. 1 3€Willi ' 1 J .' 1%1 . . 11 %%0.7 .Iii. 1 · 1 1 LI=.1 k 2 y·*i·: 'fl, ' =-7 - '952'tin,64 <-,d lili '1 9 P I . b ·6 - '' I 9 t y.$. ./ I , 3 f : / , f r $ 4 1 4 =- -21 I 3*fr ..1 J 1 4 -All a i . /, ?*Sik D . 1. I.*I f>1 * - - - =u- MRS. T. E. DEAN and MRS. RUSSELL MeMATH greet their rey Peninsula Business and Professional Women's Club, and another mister, MISS GERTRUDE ERNST (second from right) at the of the honor guest's sisters, MRS. JOHN MATTOS, and at the right Woman of the Year" reception in her honor Wednesday night. To is MRS. KENNETH ZUG, president of the Pacific Grove Woman's the left of Miss Ernst are Virginia English, president of the Monte- Civic Club. The latter club gave the reception for the annual event. 4 Thimble Club - Elects Officers ¢Leonard Sala Phote,l I MISS GERTRUDE ERNST, "Woman of the Year" for 1953, was honored by the Pacific Grove Woman's Civic Club Wednesday night. 1 x VME ht. 14- _., & k i.: r 9 - ... 4·.0 '-45. 1 t., : f i ' . , ¥ Ir.*t '0 1 . - MR.and MRS. JOHN DOWN, he a teacher at Pacific Grove High S, Recretary since 1935, are pictured with three of h er friends from Women's Club, MRS. CLYDE DORSEY, CHRISTINE RAYNSFORI 1 A 'Bike-Hike' Is Plan Of Youth Forum Group A bike-hike and picnic lunch will San Carlos and 5th streets at 12:30. oe held by the Christian Science Those who don't have their own 0 Monitor Youth Forum of the Mon- bicycles will be able to rent one terey Peninsula this Saturday aft- for the trip. ernoon, Feb. 28. The group plans Starting from the Carmel gate, to meet at the Carmel Sports Shop, they expect to cycle to Seal Rock .. . .. CARMEL'S €ORSET f HOUR GL 68 & DOLORES ... HARRIEn FEBRUARY 1953 BRAS . WARNER Charm Fit of Hollywood GODDESS Miriam Gates Exquisite Form CORDELIA N U-LI FT (Maternity) MODERN MOTHER Scientific Fitting -. .i 1'14. ' i HARRY MORRIS sneaks a piece of cake while waiting his turn for theprogramWednesdaynight.Mr.Morrissurprised"Gertie"with an imitation of one of her own numbers. .JOCtal JUDGE and MRS. HENRY JORGEA . 1 4 an Year" reception honoring Miss Gert ' Shower Honors . NaI 64 P D- I Mrs. Napier ley :. 2 C--tuD , Mrs. Arthur M. Napier was the . honoree at a surprise shower re- cently, the surprise effected by 10 •10 having the guests at the Napier home when Mr. Napier brought his CILLUttted, wife home after dining out. Mrs. A. L. Larson and Mrs. Wai- . U ter Hummel were hostesses for the > *IllontrrrA Nplittlaula liferath party which included games and Friday, February 27, 1953. 18 prizes. Refreshments were served after Mrs. Napier opened her gifts. Gertrude Harris Invited to the shower were Mes- A From Gertrude (Mrs. Dan) Har- darnes William Allen, George Cur- 1 rig, currently traveling in Europe, by, France Pace, William Wright, · 0 comes a glowing account -of her Joseph Patrick, Thomas Me(Joy, E January sojourn in Sicily and her Woodrow O'Dell, Warren Johnson, J February stay in Italy (Capri, Lou Sturdivan, Evina Brickman, -- I Rome, Florence, etc.). Robert Stewart, Carl Wills, Ted ,hool where Miss Ernst has been "Although badly war-scarred, it the Business and Professional is lovely. Amazing how much re- too, some fine painters and sculp- ) and VERA VERNON. mains of the ancient Greek, Fto- tors and am picking up a few in- man, Norman, Saracen, and how teresting works of theirs, as well much is still being found. I've met, as native things," she writes. before stopping for lunch. Some of the members who live in Pebble Beach will meet the group at the Carmel gate. A call to Joni Mac- 1 N EW .. .NEW ... NEW--- Kenzie at 8-0154 will provide would- · be cyclers with further information about the trip. MOSBROOK MODEL SKIRTS - C Made to vour €ocact measure in London) SHOP Now available in Jacqmar tweeds tSS ... cashmeres... flannel... t ADAMS white doeskin ... tropical wor- 1 steds... plaids... tartans (all fabfics limited, assuring you indi- 1 from to ' vidual distinction) $1.50 $8.50 Enroute Air Mail 2.50 3.50 4 new model bags by Ackery... 1 2.95 5.00 . coats jrom Jaeger of Regent Street_.. . coats from Danimac 5.00 Where you see and order 1.50 4.50 British luxuries for delivery - direct-to-you from London. 4:50 5.50 4.50 5.00 El //6 •I • - eje iront 0.-Witain 2.50 LONDON MEWS - Sixth Street, just west of Dolores Tel. 7-6601 CARMEL Open daily 9:30 to 5:30 - Sunday, call 7-3059 fit: Neighbors of Wooderaft Thimble Club elected new officers at a re- cent meeting at the home of Mrs. 4 Earl Faddeo in Oak Grove. Elected 64. -At were Mrs. James Prescott, presi- 7 4 1 dent; Glenna lEwis, vice presi- r. - dent; Mrs. Arthur Staie, secretary- treasurer, and Mrs. Prescott, pub- 1141 licity chairman. Cards were played after the meeting, and refreshments were served by the hostess. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Fad- den, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Flaws, August Kopke, James Flaws, John- ny Lewis, Carolyn Flaws, Mrs. Prescott, Glenna Lewis, Mrs. Staie and Mrs. Carrie Rose. ' %.-I...". Unwanted Hair REMOVED FOR LIFE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Open Days and Evenings. rSEN chat with MRS. R. L. ROBINSON at the "Woman of the Please phone for appointment rude Ernst. Esther Harrold Nestor )ier, Burlin Colman and Wes-vieve Allen, Dorothy and Janie 718 Forest Pacific Grove Phone 2-8447 Chase, and the Misses Gene- IHexter and Dorothy Quinn. „DRESS-' OR .- u. " EVER. I* 446,0 3*0# -\- FITCOMESFIRST! specially designed for growing feet A MOST STYLES To size 8 ............................$5.95 L 8,4 to 12 ............................ 6.45 1214 to 3 -............................ 6.95 In brown Every Little Yankee shoe style is dedicated to keeping young feet happy and comfortable whether it's dainty dress-up or a sturdy school shoe! Bring in your youngest, oldest or in-betweener. We'll fit them per- fectly in shoes made specially for their growing feet ! OPEN THURSDAYS 'TIL 9:00 432 ALVARADO MONTEREY ASK ABOUT OUR "13" CLUB! In white, black patent, blue calf or '1 In brown & white Ptl U . , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,E through F File names,Ernst,ERNST_005.pdf,ERNST_005.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: ERNST_005.PDF, ERNST_005.pdf 1 Page 1