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THE N. H. BOGUE RESIDENCE on Pacific Terrace
- was the letting for a festive afternoon last Sunday, when
Mr. and Mrs. Bogue celebrated their Golden Wedding An
niversary at a reception.
The celebrants are pictured above as they cut the
first slice of their gold and white anniversary cake.
Mrs. Walter Lasseft, far left in the picture, top right,
chats with Monsignor Timothy P. Casey, Joe Padgett, Joe's
father Wyatt Padgett, and Horace Wylie, Mrs. Bogue's
brother-in-law from San Francisco. At the table, Mrs. Han
nah Hickson presides at the coffee service. Standing, from
the left, Doug Doerr, Mrs, Bogue's great-nephew from
Santa Rosa, Mrs. Wyatt Padgett, who assisted during the
reception hours, and Walter Lassett.
Mrs. George H. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Bogue's daughter,
Ellen, is shown standing in the picture, lower right. With
her are Mrs. A. C. Doerr and her daughter Kathy, from
Santa Rosa. Mrs. Doerr is Mrs, Bogue's niece, prances. . .
In the other picture, Kathy appears again in the fore
ground. Standing back of her are Mrs. Bogue and her
three sisters. From the left, Mrs. Mary R. Pierson of this
- city; Mrs. Bogue, Mrs. Maria Van Wart, Toronto, Canada,
and Mrs. Horace Wylie, San Francisco. Kathy is Mrs. Van
Wart's granddaughter. (See story on inside page.)
Photos by Otto Ellis
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A CHEERFUL AND COZf bright spot in a spell of
gloomy weather was the morning coffee given by Mrs.
Franklin Weaver on Thursday, October 3, in the Pelican
Party Room.
The room was handsomely decorated with massive
bouquets of fall flowers in unusual shades, and the table
I featured seasonal arrangements of different varieties and
colors of grapes lavishly heaped in two large silver pedestal
bowls. '
tCandleligkt from tapers in graceful table ndelebr
rf lee-tea) fn gemie, sMvtr eoffee end tea services
and serving dishes filled with a tempting astortmenf of
"coffee" pastries, etc.
Mrs. Weaver greeted about 125 friends during the
10 a.m. until noon hours, She is pictured above standing
directly back of the coffee urn with Mrs. E. M. Igl,
far left, Mrs. W, Ray Lamb, pouring; and Mrsv John O'Neill.
In the other picture,. Mrs. Dick B. Miller Sr., is shown
pouring, Mrs. Pete Mead, center, and Mrs. Emil Albrecht
is standing back of her. (See story en inside page. I -
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