-Fri t· A # 1 .1 - . 1 k - Vi 1 lili. 11 -.11 r 1-m r- 1 . ..41..1 00.4. Kit ' 4 4.'E . ... 14: 1 ..04 :41 .3 w.4¢ i l 7'I El I I .lili f. trg' 11.. Erf · 49.-i· 11 411= 4- E · , . t=]¥Flk: 1 14! L...1 . , . 1.:>11.11 p . - 1. 4 .Ilt I | 7/L' 0 -1 I : -1611 . .1.E | i' LIM AJEh-*. 1. -*MAL'K 11...11-41-11 m al 1 F I /5£. 11 428,"Immi'IE.ina"£:AA*Audide y U. f t -41@ iht.! &&M, |r*N, ..-..-62!L_mm--- ///9 lilli -,Fl j"merxvrl46 pl' 1 E'.*tim T t €IL ' f le t.. g fl 4 , 1 1 4 1. 4. tn 2 m .11 i T 11 4 . / Elig F... I .7 & 1.?1.b £11 ed'#F#*WRJ"m//9/w/mibewam letting, in Sunnyvale. In the Stelling, who was the maid n T, Brierley of Sunnyvale anc Alto; Miss Mary Lee and Dr. Doro- thea Lee of San Jose; Donald Ike, son of the hostess; Miss Katherine Ross, who is taking her graduate year at the University of California, and Dr. Helen Lee. In anticipation of a. delightful holiday vacation, Dr.. Helen Lee, Donald Lee and Miss Katherine Rass left early Wednesday morning' for a motor trip to Hoover dam, Where they will be joined by Miss Ella Roll, whose home is in Santa Clara, but who is now teaching in Tempe, Ariz. En route home the travelers will visit Death Valley. *** Luncheon Is Delightful Event OfTuesday Entertaining as co-hostes.ses Mrs. Chris A. Neddersen and Mrs. David K. Atkinson presided over a smartly arranged luncheon on Tuesday the affair taking place in the Neddersen home on the Meridian road. The guests were members of C. A. chapter of PEO, who shared the pleasure of the Christmas party. Luncheon was served at small tables, the decorations for these and in the home being of unusual beauty. Gold and silver leaves were used ill profusion and a Christmas tree entirely decorated with blue ornaments and lights. Following luncheon, childhood pie- tures of the members were shown and favors given for those identify- ing t¢le greatest number. An hour of galloping bridge con- cluded the enjoyable Yuletide party. First Class Permanent Wave Hair Shampoo and Finger Wave 500 Haircut ...................50¢ Open from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. For Your Convenience Sam Schilly and uP A Com- m clean < - /1 , OCR Text: -Fri t· A # 1 .1 - . 1 k - Vi 1 lili. 11 -.11 r 1-m r- 1 . ..41..1 00.4. Kit ' 4 4.'E . ... 14: 1 ..04 :41 .3 w.4¢ i l 7'I El I I .lili f. trg' 11.. Erf · 49.-i· 11 411= 4- E · , . t=]¥Flk: 1 14! L...1 . , . 1.:>11.11 p . - 1. 4 .Ilt I | 7/L' 0 -1 I : -1611 . .1.E | i' LIM AJEh-*. 1. -*MAL'K 11...11-41-11 m al 1 F I /5£. 11 428,"Immi'IE.ina"£:AA*Audide y U. f t -41@ iht.! &&M, |r*N, ..-..-62!L_mm--- ///9 lilli -,Fl j"merxvrl46 pl' 1 E'.*tim T t €IL ' f le t.. g fl 4 , 1 1 4 1. 4. tn 2 m .11 i T 11 4 . / Elig F... I .7 & 1.?1.b £11 ed'#F#*WRJ"m//9/w/mibewam letting, in Sunnyvale. In the Stelling, who was the maid n T, Brierley of Sunnyvale anc Alto; Miss Mary Lee and Dr. Doro- thea Lee of San Jose; Donald Ike, son of the hostess; Miss Katherine Ross, who is taking her graduate year at the University of California, and Dr. Helen Lee. In anticipation of a. delightful holiday vacation, Dr.. Helen Lee, Donald Lee and Miss Katherine Rass left early Wednesday morning' for a motor trip to Hoover dam, Where they will be joined by Miss Ella Roll, whose home is in Santa Clara, but who is now teaching in Tempe, Ariz. En route home the travelers will visit Death Valley. *** Luncheon Is Delightful Event OfTuesday Entertaining as co-hostes.ses Mrs. Chris A. Neddersen and Mrs. David K. Atkinson presided over a smartly arranged luncheon on Tuesday the affair taking place in the Neddersen home on the Meridian road. The guests were members of C. A. chapter of PEO, who shared the pleasure of the Christmas party. Luncheon was served at small tables, the decorations for these and in the home being of unusual beauty. Gold and silver leaves were used ill profusion and a Christmas tree entirely decorated with blue ornaments and lights. Following luncheon, childhood pie- tures of the members were shown and favors given for those identify- ing t¢le greatest number. An hour of galloping bridge con- cluded the enjoyable Yuletide party. First Class Permanent Wave Hair Shampoo and Finger Wave 500 Haircut ...................50¢ Open from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. For Your Convenience Sam Schilly and uP A Com- m clean < - /1 , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,E through F File names,Erenst,ENERST_002.pdf,ENERST_002.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: ENERST_002.PDF, ENERST_002.pdf 1 Page 1