June 26, 1936 (10 pages)

' contained ‘‘veils’”’ of the lace curtain PAGE FOUR SOCIAL Pauline Rozynski to Wed William Mullis Through the issuing of invitations this week Mrs. Pearl Rozynski of Willow Valley announces the coming marriage of her daughter, Miss Pauline Marie Rozynski to William Earl Mullis of Nevada City. The ceremony will take place at two o’clock Saturday afternoon, July Fourth, at the home of the groom's parents on Boulder street. Both graduated from the Nevada City high school with the class of 1936 and are highly esteemed by al) who know them. They will spend a honeymoon in San Francisco and Santa Cruz returning to Nevada City to reside. The well wishes of the entire community is extended to the young people for happiness and success. Weddings of Koay Counles “‘Solemnized” The lovely gardens of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garrison, south of Nevada City. was the scene of a quadruple mock-wedding Friday. June 19, The June. wedding groups were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Ed LaTour, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin-Schance, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rickard, all of whom have been. married during the past two years, in order given. Tuesday night’s *+eeremony turned about, the couples were each given a box, and the ladies instructwas ed to dress the gentlemen with all. they found in the boxes. Each Dox vintage,’’ lengths of streamers and the bridal bouquets of © sweetpeas. When the blushing grooms’ were ready Mr. Garrison tolled an old rusty cowbell, and the couples took their places before an improvised piltar.”* Walter Butz, Jr., carried the four masculine size wedding rings (a la portier) and Mrs. GarTrison officiated. The best dressed groom was presented with a large bouquet, determined by popular applause. All four couples were presented with a delicious, large, wedding cake, decorated by Mr. Jack Bennett with the names of each couple. Following the ceremony a weinié Toast and hot coffee was served. Forty one friends were present for the delightful time. Mr. and Mrs. John Lawyer and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garrison.were hosts of the evening. Sunday School Cles¢ Enjovs Outing Rey. Charles F. Washburn and SRS HR group of eleven Grass. Vailey gir] of the Sunday school class of Mrs Little, and several adults enioved al happy outing on Emerald Bay :} tra [on nic , Tahoe Wednesday. A delicious lui ni . swimming, boating and an. hor fe fishing completed delightful dav. . In fishing the honors fell to Dr. % V. Rood who caught a five polmc} Silverside trout. Among the adui aitendinge were Dr. and Mrs. ¥. Rood, Mrs. Gertrude Heather: and Mother, Mrs. Charles Plumtree, Mrs Little, Mrs. Sparks and Miss Ruth Botting. (ane) \ . room. EVENTS . Mr. and Mrs. C. Watters . of Gold Flat Honored Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Watters of Gold Flat were given a _ surprise party Tuesday evening on the 25th or Silver anniversary of their wedding. Seventy members of the Thursday Club of Gold Flat and Tuesday Club of Nevada City prepared a potluck supper and under the guise of a Father’s Night visit from friends, completely surprised Mr. and Mrs. Watters. Mr. and Mrs. Watters were married in the home of. Mrs. Watters’ mother, Mrs. Clemo of Gold Flat, and have resided imtheir home nearby ever since. The club presented Mr. and Mrs. -Watters with a set oo silver. Mrs. Farley Attends Calneva Opening Mrs. Russell B. Farley of this city was among the guests of Mr. Chester Smith, chief of liquor control of Marysville, who motored to the opening on Saturday night of Calneva on the California-Nevada state line near Lake’ Tahoe. Between 1500 and 2000 people were present. The big lodge is built on a huge rock, a natural cold stream of water. gushes out of the rock and runs by the dance floor. A fireplace has been cut into the roek for the big room also. The immense floor was. too crowded for comfortable and a hum of roulette wheels and all sorts of gambling devices were: heard above the din of music and voices. There were many people present from’the bay district. Reno, and surrounding cities. The gay. throng dréssed in gorgeous clothes and glowing brilliant jeyelry made a never-to-be-forgotten scene. Mrs. Farley said she had the novel experience of sitting with another couple on the.state, line, she with partner in California and the other pair. in Nevada, the line running through the building near the fireplace. Evangeline Chapter To =ntertain Grand Matron ‘Fivangeline Chapter,as joint hostess with Aurora Chapter, O. FE. S., of Grass Valley is preparing to entertain the Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Birdie ¥. Todd, of San Louis Obispo, this evening in the Masonic hall in Nevada City. This is the last official visit of. the grand matron before vacation. 2 Plans have been made forfa prs. part of which will be six star ‘s, three from each chapter, wio her evam yoin will present the visiting grand officer with a gift from Evangeline and Aurora chapters. Pinner will be served the visiting yfficer at. the National Hotel ait 0. or before opening of chapter. Danty refreshments. will also be close of the evening in savyed at the rt decorated banquet ic Class Enjoys Hour The Rtble Class of the Methodist “urzh is to Hold an amateur hour sxrogram with a splendid lot of numIT Tue Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY _ 818 BROAD STREET CAN HELP YOU If you have something to sell, a telephone can help you. It can help you, too, on your orchard, farm or ranch in many other ways. A telephone “saves time and trouble when you're busy, and helps the family to keep in touch with neighbors, friends and relatives. In time of emergency its service is priceless. The nearest telephone office will tell you more about such service. 9 Ld aiieatiaanitiaieaiaieataal al ————$—$——— = dancing . ‘speak in the Methodist church Suna ____ FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 19 NEVADA CITY NUGGET Veteran Selects New Home Denver, Colorado who have spent the. former Miss Alberta Baker and en-~ last two months in Nevada City with. joyed meeting many friends her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bak-. here. Mrs David May and small son of . er, have returned home, She was the IT’S OPEN . COME OUT TONIGHT! THE HEIDELBERG “WHERE FRIENDS MAKE FRIENDS” On the Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway DANCING—DINING BAR DE LUXE With many veterans throughout the country planning to build homes with their bonus money, particular interest centers in the Modeltown Exhibit of the Federal Housing Administration at the California Pacific International Exposition at San Diego. Above is shown Mr. and Mrs. Val Dage and their 11-year-old daughter, Virginia, inspecting Model House No. 15, which they intend to build in San Diego exactly as it is seen in exhibit. Ben H. O’Connor is the architect. Mrs. Carveth of Grass Valley, second; and Mrs. Charles Ninnis, third. Contract bridge, Mrs. Nellie Coulter, first and Mrs. Robert Grant, second. Whist, Mrs. Della Walsh, first; Mrs. Kron, second; and Mrs. A. Haddy, third. The door prizes were won by Mrs Helen Keiffer, Mrs. Mary Northey and Mrs. Charles . Ninnis. A special prize was presented to Mrs. Martha Dillon. Neighbors §o: Mrs., George Sandow is president of the Thimble Club and Mrs. Nance Scheideck was chairman of the committee that arranged the happy affair yesterday afternoon. bers this evening in the church parlors. Mrs. Dinsmore, who spoke to the ladies of the Methodist church Wednesday in an open meeting, will day evening at 7:30. Mrs. Dinsmore is the wife of Dr. Dinsmore who is substituting for Dr. B. W. Hummelt while he is on his vacation. Thimble Club Has Bridge Party Champion Circle Woodcraft Thimble Club met_yesterday afternoon for a delightful ‘time at cards. Prizes were awarded ‘in bridge to Mrs. James Baker, first; HEALTH AND HAPPINESS Chinese Herbs, Nature’s Remedy for All Ailments CONSULTATION FREE. The HARMONY SOUND SYSTEM WILL BE USED EXCLUSIVELY IN NEVADA CITY’S 3-4-5 JULY CELEBRATION BY ART REMPLE Radio ‘Techniciay of The Harmony Shop 125 Mill Street Grass Valley Phone 61 My office hours daily: 8 a. 1 to 8 p. m. Sunday and Helidays 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. K. H: LAU, INESE HERB CO. —— Grass Valley, Calif. . 121 S. Chureh Street &. Ay . 5 . Either. because both contain Acme . my favorite beer! ACME BREWERIES San Francisco toa Angeles FATTENING and ACME ALE TELEPHONE 156 Neewen OF ‘ALL KINDS OF EARLY-DAY GAMES OF CHANCE aa . : . . j . Foreign Wars . ANNOUNCE THE OPERATION OF A COMPLETE ELDORADO feet, Armory Hall, Nevada City ~ JULY 3, 4 and 5 < $50 CASH PRIZES Also Valuable Merchandise Prizes CONTINUOUS DANCING DAY AND EVENI GOOD MUSIC AND DANCING GIRLS GALORE (. HIGH-CLASS ENTERTAINMENT OLD TIME BAR IN CONNECTION THE RFA HOT -SPOT OF NEVADA CITY . ::: DON’T MISS THIS CONCESSION _ :-: 1 Come and Enjoy Yourselves in Regular Pioneer Style Nevada City, California

' contained ‘‘veils’”’ of the lace curtain PAGE FOUR SOCIAL Pauline Rozynski to Wed William Mullis Through the issuing of invitations this week Mrs. Pearl Rozynski of Willow Valley announces the coming marriage of her daughter, Miss Pauline Marie Rozynski to William Earl Mullis of Nevada City. The ceremony will take place at two o’clock Saturday afternoon, July Fourth, at the home of the groom's parents on Boulder street. Both graduated from the Nevada City high school with the class of 1936 and are highly esteemed by al) who know them. They will spend a honeymoon in San Francisco and Santa Cruz returning to Nevada City to reside. The well wishes of the entire community is extended to the young people for happiness and success. Weddings of Koay Counles “‘Solemnized” The lovely gardens of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garrison, south of Nevada City. was the scene of a quadruple mock-wedding Friday. June 19, The June. wedding groups were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Ed LaTour, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin-Schance, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rickard, all of whom have been. married during the past two years, in order given. Tuesday night’s *+eeremony turned about, the couples were each given a box, and the ladies instructwas ed to dress the gentlemen with all. they found in the boxes. Each Dox vintage,’’ lengths of streamers and the bridal bouquets of © sweetpeas. When the blushing grooms’ were ready Mr. Garrison tolled an old rusty cowbell, and the couples took their places before an improvised piltar.”* Walter Butz, Jr., carried the four masculine size wedding rings (a la portier) and Mrs. GarTrison officiated. The best dressed groom was presented with a large bouquet, determined by popular applause. All four couples were presented with a delicious, large, wedding cake, decorated by Mr. Jack Bennett with the names of each couple. Following the ceremony a weinié Toast and hot coffee was served. Forty one friends were present for the delightful time. Mr. and Mrs. John Lawyer and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garrison.were hosts of the evening. Sunday School Cles¢ Enjovs Outing Rey. Charles F. Washburn and SRS HR group of eleven Grass. Vailey gir] of the Sunday school class of Mrs Little, and several adults enioved al happy outing on Emerald Bay :} tra [on nic , Tahoe Wednesday. A delicious lui ni . swimming, boating and an. hor fe fishing completed delightful dav. . In fishing the honors fell to Dr. % V. Rood who caught a five polmc} Silverside trout. Among the adui aitendinge were Dr. and Mrs. ¥. Rood, Mrs. Gertrude Heather: and Mother, Mrs. Charles Plumtree, Mrs Little, Mrs. Sparks and Miss Ruth Botting. (ane) \ . room. EVENTS . Mr. and Mrs. C. Watters . of Gold Flat Honored Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Watters of Gold Flat were given a _ surprise party Tuesday evening on the 25th or Silver anniversary of their wedding. Seventy members of the Thursday Club of Gold Flat and Tuesday Club of Nevada City prepared a potluck supper and under the guise of a Father’s Night visit from friends, completely surprised Mr. and Mrs. Watters. Mr. and Mrs. Watters were married in the home of. Mrs. Watters’ mother, Mrs. Clemo of Gold Flat, and have resided imtheir home nearby ever since. The club presented Mr. and Mrs. -Watters with a set oo silver. Mrs. Farley Attends Calneva Opening Mrs. Russell B. Farley of this city was among the guests of Mr. Chester Smith, chief of liquor control of Marysville, who motored to the opening on Saturday night of Calneva on the California-Nevada state line near Lake’ Tahoe. Between 1500 and 2000 people were present. The big lodge is built on a huge rock, a natural cold stream of water. gushes out of the rock and runs by the dance floor. A fireplace has been cut into the roek for the big room also. The immense floor was. too crowded for comfortable and a hum of roulette wheels and all sorts of gambling devices were: heard above the din of music and voices. There were many people present from’the bay district. Reno, and surrounding cities. The gay. throng dréssed in gorgeous clothes and glowing brilliant jeyelry made a never-to-be-forgotten scene. Mrs. Farley said she had the novel experience of sitting with another couple on the.state, line, she with partner in California and the other pair. in Nevada, the line running through the building near the fireplace. Evangeline Chapter To =ntertain Grand Matron ‘Fivangeline Chapter,as joint hostess with Aurora Chapter, O. FE. S., of Grass Valley is preparing to entertain the Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Birdie ¥. Todd, of San Louis Obispo, this evening in the Masonic hall in Nevada City. This is the last official visit of. the grand matron before vacation. 2 Plans have been made forfa prs. part of which will be six star ‘s, three from each chapter, wio her

evam yoin will present the visiting grand officer with a gift from Evangeline and Aurora chapters. Pinner will be served the visiting yfficer at. the National Hotel ait 0. or before opening of chapter. Danty refreshments. will also be close of the evening in savyed at the rt decorated banquet ic Class Enjoys Hour The Rtble Class of the Methodist “urzh is to Hold an amateur hour sxrogram with a splendid lot of numIT Tue Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY _ 818 BROAD STREET CAN HELP YOU If you have something to sell, a telephone can help you. It can help you, too, on your orchard, farm or ranch in many other ways. A telephone “saves time and trouble when you're busy, and helps the family to keep in touch with neighbors, friends and relatives. In time of emergency its service is priceless. The nearest telephone office will tell you more about such service. 9 Ld aiieatiaanitiaieaiaieataal al ————$—$——— = dancing . ‘speak in the Methodist church Suna ____ FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 19 NEVADA CITY NUGGET Veteran Selects New Home Denver, Colorado who have spent the. former Miss Alberta Baker and en-~ last two months in Nevada City with. joyed meeting many friends her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bak-. here. Mrs David May and small son of . er, have returned home, She was the IT’S OPEN . COME OUT TONIGHT! THE HEIDELBERG “WHERE FRIENDS MAKE FRIENDS” On the Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway DANCING—DINING BAR DE LUXE With many veterans throughout the country planning to build homes with their bonus money, particular interest centers in the Modeltown Exhibit of the Federal Housing Administration at the California Pacific International Exposition at San Diego. Above is shown Mr. and Mrs. Val Dage and their 11-year-old daughter, Virginia, inspecting Model House No. 15, which they intend to build in San Diego exactly as it is seen in exhibit. Ben H. O’Connor is the architect. Mrs. Carveth of Grass Valley, second; and Mrs. Charles Ninnis, third. Contract bridge, Mrs. Nellie Coulter, first and Mrs. Robert Grant, second. Whist, Mrs. Della Walsh, first; Mrs. Kron, second; and Mrs. A. Haddy, third. The door prizes were won by Mrs Helen Keiffer, Mrs. Mary Northey and Mrs. Charles . Ninnis. A special prize was presented to Mrs. Martha Dillon. Neighbors §o: Mrs., George Sandow is president of the Thimble Club and Mrs. Nance Scheideck was chairman of the committee that arranged the happy affair yesterday afternoon. bers this evening in the church parlors. Mrs. Dinsmore, who spoke to the ladies of the Methodist church Wednesday in an open meeting, will day evening at 7:30. Mrs. Dinsmore is the wife of Dr. Dinsmore who is substituting for Dr. B. W. Hummelt while he is on his vacation. Thimble Club Has Bridge Party Champion Circle Woodcraft Thimble Club met_yesterday afternoon for a delightful ‘time at cards. Prizes were awarded ‘in bridge to Mrs. James Baker, first; HEALTH AND HAPPINESS Chinese Herbs, Nature’s Remedy for All Ailments CONSULTATION FREE. The HARMONY SOUND SYSTEM WILL BE USED EXCLUSIVELY IN NEVADA CITY’S 3-4-5 JULY CELEBRATION BY ART REMPLE Radio ‘Techniciay of The Harmony Shop 125 Mill Street Grass Valley Phone 61 My office hours daily: 8 a. 1 to 8 p. m. Sunday and Helidays 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. K. H: LAU, INESE HERB CO. —— Grass Valley, Calif. . 121 S. Chureh Street &. Ay . 5 . Either.. because both contain Acme .. my favorite beer! ACME BREWERIES San Francisco toa Angeles FATTENING and ACME ALE TELEPHONE 156 Neewen OF ‘ALL KINDS OF EARLY-DAY GAMES OF CHANCE aa . : . . j . Foreign Wars . ANNOUNCE THE OPERATION OF A COMPLETE ELDORADO feet, Armory Hall, Nevada City ~ JULY 3, 4 and 5 < $50 CASH PRIZES Also Valuable Merchandise Prizes CONTINUOUS DANCING DAY AND EVENI GOOD MUSIC AND DANCING GIRLS GALORE (. HIGH-CLASS ENTERTAINMENT OLD TIME BAR IN CONNECTION THE RFA HOT -SPOT OF NEVADA CITY . ::: DON’T MISS THIS CONCESSION _ :-: 1 Come and Enjoy Yourselves in Regular Pioneer Style Nevada City, California