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* IT'S CAKE CUTTING TIME * Verba Buena Officers SCENES AT HOSTESS HOUSE OPENING
United In Marriage
At T. I. Chapel Oct. 20

An impressive ceremony Friday
morning, October 20, at 0900 united
in marriage Lt. (jg) Josephine
Castaldini and Ens. William Timo-
thy Kilduff. The Treasure Island
chapel was the scene of the event
with Chaplain C. H. Foltz reading
the rites. Both the bride and groom
are officers of the Receiving Ship
on Yerba Buena Island.
Mrs. Thomas Quigg served as
matron of honor -and her husband,
Lt. Commander Quigg, stood with
Ens. Kilduff as best man. The bride
was given in marriage by Captain
H. Ertz, Executive Officer of the
Receiving Ship.
Following the exchange of vows
a small reception was held in the
ward room on Yerba Buena. The
breakfast table was in white with
simple decorations. A huge three-
tier wedding cake graced the main
table. Captain E. S. Helmkamp, in
a short talk, mentioned that this
was the first time in the history of
Receiving Ship that two officers of
the command had been joined in
holy matrimony. Captain Helm-
kamp presented the just-weds with
a gift of silver, a wedding present
from officer friends of the couple.
For her marriage the attractive
brunette chose a frock of aqua
THI:: CLOCK in the background shows the exact time Ens. and Mrs. W.
T. Kildruff cut their wedding cake at a breakfast in the Ward Room on crepe and her accessories were in
Verba Buena Island, October 20. black. She wore a small flower hat
trimmed with an aqua veil, and
carried a shower bouquet of white
Sensational Gym Show orchids.
The bride took her naval training
at Boston, Mass., prior to Pearl
Wednesday, Nov-ember 8
at 1900 Harbor. After serving on the east
coast, Pearl Harbor and Oak
* Knoll, she reported for duty' aboard TOP PICTURE-Commodore R. W. Cary, USN, telling the enlisted per-
Featuring the
the Receiving Ship in June 1944. sonnel of his travels around the globe, in the library. Inset-Carolyn
WONGETTES She has been chief nurse at the Brown, Y2c, charming WAVE of the airwaves accepting the Hostess
Lovely chorines from the Yerba Buena dispensary. House from Commodore Cary. Bott-om-Art lovers, left to right, Lois
Chinese Sky Room Ens. Kilduff, who is assistant dis- Grant, Y3c, Mary Erskine, Y2c, and Ariel LeVan, Y2c enjoying the water
color masterpieces of George P.ost, famous San Francisco artist.
bursing officer, U. S_. Receiving
* Athletic
Boxing plus Ship, attended the University of
Operational Training School is
Specialists in Cincinnati and Saint Xavier Col- To Love, Honor and Obey
'--' proud to present this War Fund
Judo - Flying Rings lege in Cincinnati, 0. Before enter-
total in cold dollars and cents, ing the Navy, Ens. Kilduff did ac- As Far As Navy Regulations Permit
Body Conditioning
$1018. 70. It looked so good that we Trampoline counting and financial work with
Here's one sailor's version of a
figured out the percentage of our Marshall Field and the Chicago Sun wartime wedding ceremony: changing residence whenever the
*
personnel which had contributed FREE - FREE - FREE in Chicago, Ill. He is a certified ship moves, to have and to hold as
and found that 96.85 per cent of Chaplain: "Wilt thou, John, have long as the allotment comes through
public accountant and enlisted with this woman as thy wedded wife, to
the men and officers were respon- regularly, and there I give thee my
the Seabees as Chief Storekeeper. live together in so far as the Bu-
sible for making up the amount. troth."
Commanding Officer H. E. Stone Volunteer Working He has seen overseas duty in reau of Naval Personnel will al- Chaplain: "Then let no man put
Samoa and New Caledonia, and was low? Wilt thou love her, comfort,
deserves a large share of the credit asunder these whom God and the
for his memorandum in sponsorship Party From Brig commissioned in September 1943, honor and keep her, take her to the Bureau of Naval Personnel have
of the drive, and those ace-go- reporting aboard at the Receiving movies and come home promptly wrought together. By virtue of the
getters, Lt. (jg) Frjedle and Lt. Praised For Work Ship in November of the same year. on all 48's ?"
Man: "I will." authority in Navy regulation of
(jg) Keleher of the Deck School It is not the custom for men in After a short sojourn at Carmel the Bureau of Navy Personnel
actually collected almost half of all the brig to be asked to work on the couple will be "at home" to Chaplain: "Wilt thou, Mary, take Manual and the latest bulletins
this sailor as thy wedded husband,
money taken in. Lt. (jg) Collinson, Sunday but on a recent Sabbath it friends in San Francisco. from the Bureau of Personnel con-
chairman of the War Fund Cam- was necessary that a working party bearing in mind liberty hours, ship cerning matrimony, you are now ·
paign, is entitled to smile with schedules, restrictions, watches,
be secured to prepare the new sudden orders, uncertain mail con- man and wife, by direction of the
reasonable pride.
Hostess House for unexpected Seeing-Eye Dog ditions and various other problems Commanding Officer."
"Shipping Out" was Yeoman first guests, prior to its official opening.
class Rowe, who will now take up Twelve men from the brig volun- Still "In The Brig" of Navy life? Wilt thou obey him GI BILL OF RIGHTS
and love, honor and wait for him
new duties on board a destroyer. teered to do the work and have LURES MEN INTO SERVICE
Attached to this activity for the been highly commended for their The superb speciman of "man's to learn to wash, fold and press his New York (CNS)-New Yorkers
last two years and a half, he has services given so cheerfully. Mrs. best friend," a police dog which re- uniforms?" over 30 are joining the colors in
been "one of the best" and will ported in at the brig last August, Girl: "I will." order to reap the rewards of the
certainly be missed. We also were Virginia Nielson, director of Host- is still on Treasure Island, "master- Man: "I, John, take thee, Mary, GI Bill of Rights, according to Col-
ess House says: "The attitude of
'glad to see T. B. Jasper, QMlc, the men was so noticeably coopera- less" but not friendless. Every as my wedded wife from 1700 to onel Arthur V. McDermott, director
who returned to duty this week tive and cheerful that I feel it effort has been made to locate the 0730, as far as permitted by my of Selective Service here.
after a Stay at the T I hospital rightful owner but it seems to have commanding officer, liberty hours, Benefits and advantages of the
· · · worthy of .special notice."
Good News For the Boys is the been hopeless. The dog has a well- subject to change without notice, GI Bill have become so well ad-
fact that we have added six new stead the brand new christened title trained air about her and it is for better or worse, for earlier or vertised among civilians, Colonel
WAVES to our complement, in- of our new land training ship. It thought she may be a seeing-eye later, and I promise to write at McDermott said, that many men
creasing our total of WAVES to will be used to simulate drills . dog . .Any information leading to the least once a week." with draft deferments have volun-
ten. aboard APA's and AKA's afford- location of the dog's master would Girl: "I, Mary, take thee John, as teered recently for military service.
"Apakamock" is not the name ing students first-hand operational be appreciated by the Security my wedded husband, subject to the
of a distant Alaskan port, but in- training. Officer. orders of the officer of the deck, Two pints make one cavort.
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