For Miss Alyce Hambridge, who tomorrow will become the bride of Robert Atkinson, her mother, Mrs. Fred Hambridge and her two sisters, Mrs. Gerald Smith (Betty Hambridge) and Mrs. Charles Adam (Pearl Hambridge) entertained at a variety shower Monday evening at the Hambridge home.

Guests included Mesdames Harry Carne, William Johnson, Edward Villadsen, George Bruce, Wayne Westcott, Martha Adam, George Bechtold, Martha Yates, Ernest Ongaro, Misses Hambridge and Alice Maxwell and four relatives from the east who are here for the wedding: the bride-elect’s maternal grandmother, Mrs. Christina Coolidge, her mother’s sister, Mrs. Carl Impellitier and daughters, Joanne and Jane Impellitier of Buffalo, New York.

The wedding will be at 3 o’clock in the garden of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ongaro on Brenfleck Avenue in San Anselmo and the wedding reception will be at the Mark Hopkins Hotel in San Francisco. 

When Miss Jacqueline Leola Methven and Robert Boyd Jackson are united in marriage tomorrow at the First Christian Church in Concord, Rev. R. C. Davis, former pastor of the church, who has known the bridegroom since the latter was four years old, will be one of the officiating clergymen. The other will be Rev. A. C. Burgess, the present pastor.

The bride- elect, a commercial artist and a graduate of two art schools, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jesse F. Methven of Concord. Tomorrow’s benedict is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jackson, residents of Mill Valley for 17 years. Both Mrs. Jackson and her son were born in Concord. The young man, only son of the Mill Valley couple, is a graduate of St. Ignatius High school and was a sergeant in the Air Borne Division of the Army serving a long time in the European theater and participating in the invasion of Normandy and many other campaigns. He is now enrolled at San Francisco Junior College.

Mrs. Ray Michaelson will be matron of honor for her only sister and bridesmaids will be Misses Claudette Kounhart and Carolyn Watts.

Willard Ballenger of Concord, cousin of the bridegroom, is to be best man and ushers will be another cousin, Boyd Ballenger, and Ray Michaelson, Elmer Carlson and Warren DeBenedetti.

Ring bearers at the double ring ceremony, which will be at 4 o’clock in the afternoon, will be the Neuseld twins.

Miss Arrah Jean Hicks, who tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock at the Congregational Church here will become the bride of Lt. Joseph Gargiulo of the Maritime Service, was guest of honor at the shower given Thursday evening by Miss Bebe Milani at the latter’s San Rafael home.

Miss Milani, who will be the bride’s only attendant at the wedding, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Milani and it is he who will give the bride in marriage.

White wedding bells in the living room were festooned from the ceiling and beneath them was a huge “panda,” dressed as a bride and holding a picture of the attractive blonde bride-elect.

On the  buffet table was a large cake with the greeting, “Good Luck, Arrah and Joe.”

The bride-elect was graduated from San Rafael in June and the guests were mostly members of her class and of Ra Ravas to which she belongs.

The guest list included Mrs. Paul Smith (Rosemary Gargiulo), sister of tomorrow’s benedict, Mrs. Esther Sanders, sister of the bride-elect., Misses Kay Mattos, Shirley Ballard, Tui Wong, Evie Harper, Rosemarie Marenghi, Won Wong, “Hank” Wadlow, Mei Wong, Jean Allen, Doris Law, “Fitty” Falk, the guest of honor and the hostess.

Mrs. Anna Hicks is the mother of the future Mrs. Gargiulo and parents of Lt. Gargiulo are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gargulo of San Rafael.