Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, CA.), P. 57, last two columns
Mon., Mar. 22, 1954
Nancy Adams Betrothal Told (See engagement photo to the left)
Bride-Elect Plans July Wedding With Jaquelin Smith Holliday II
Spring, the traditional season of romance, is here and with its arrival a betrothal of wide interest is being made known.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Adams of san Marino have announced the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Camilla, to Jaquelin Smith Holliday II.
He is the son of Mrs. Henley Seaverns of Indianapolis and of William J. Holliday of the same city, who also maintains a residence in Tucson.
Westridge Graduate
A Graduate of Westridge School for Girls, the bride-elect iOS a member of the Junior League of Pasadena and of the Los Angeles Spinsters. She attended UC, Berkeley campus, where she affiliated with Pi Beta Phi Sorority, and also the University of Lausanne in Switzerland. Mr. Holliday was graduated from the Hill School in Pennsylvania and from Yale University, where he affiliated with Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity and Book and Snake.
He served in the navy as an ensign and is doing graduate work at UC Berkeley campus.
The engagement of the young couple who are planning to be married in July, was announced to friends attending a buffet supper given in the Adams' home.
Contributor: Chloé, #47159257
In honor of Nancy Adams Holliday, who died at home in Santa Fe on Monday, July 8th with her devoted daughter at her side, this somber notice is published by her children to make known to friends the final step in a long and vibrant life. Born in Los Angeles in 1927, she grew up in Pasadena where she attended Westridge School before college at UC Berkeley. In 1954 she married J.S. Holliday, a research fellow at the Huntington Library; they soon moved to Berkeley and then to Lafayette, which became home to a growing family. For more than half of her ninety-two years our Mother showed extraordinary dedication not only to her family and friends but to the betterment of our culture. She devoted five decades of unstinting energy and creativity to civic enrichment as a volunteer board member of the San Francisco Symphony Foundation ('Keep the Symphony Sound!'), the International Host Committee, the American Cancer Society, Pasadena Beautiful, and the ESU. Her vitality and spirit helped raise important funding for these and other causes, and raised the commitment and sense of purpose of all whom she touched. On behalf of her friends in Palm Springs and Santa Fe, her friends in Pasadena and San Marino, her friends in Lafayette, Berkeley and San Francisco, and all those who knew her verve and style, her big heartedness and generosity, we sadly say farewell to a grand presence. Nancy is survived by her children, Brett, Jack and Tim Holliday, and three grandchildren, Katie, Elisabeth and Caroline Holliday.
Published by Santa Fe New Mexican from Jul. 12 to Jul. 14, 2019.
Mon., Mar. 22, 1954
Nancy Adams Betrothal Told (See engagement photo to the left)
Bride-Elect Plans July Wedding With Jaquelin Smith Holliday II
Spring, the traditional season of romance, is here and with its arrival a betrothal of wide interest is being made known.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Adams of san Marino have announced the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Camilla, to Jaquelin Smith Holliday II.
He is the son of Mrs. Henley Seaverns of Indianapolis and of William J. Holliday of the same city, who also maintains a residence in Tucson.
Westridge Graduate
A Graduate of Westridge School for Girls, the bride-elect iOS a member of the Junior League of Pasadena and of the Los Angeles Spinsters. She attended UC, Berkeley campus, where she affiliated with Pi Beta Phi Sorority, and also the University of Lausanne in Switzerland. Mr. Holliday was graduated from the Hill School in Pennsylvania and from Yale University, where he affiliated with Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity and Book and Snake.
He served in the navy as an ensign and is doing graduate work at UC Berkeley campus.
The engagement of the young couple who are planning to be married in July, was announced to friends attending a buffet supper given in the Adams' home.
Contributor: Chloé, #47159257
In honor of Nancy Adams Holliday, who died at home in Santa Fe on Monday, July 8th with her devoted daughter at her side, this somber notice is published by her children to make known to friends the final step in a long and vibrant life. Born in Los Angeles in 1927, she grew up in Pasadena where she attended Westridge School before college at UC Berkeley. In 1954 she married J.S. Holliday, a research fellow at the Huntington Library; they soon moved to Berkeley and then to Lafayette, which became home to a growing family. For more than half of her ninety-two years our Mother showed extraordinary dedication not only to her family and friends but to the betterment of our culture. She devoted five decades of unstinting energy and creativity to civic enrichment as a volunteer board member of the San Francisco Symphony Foundation ('Keep the Symphony Sound!'), the International Host Committee, the American Cancer Society, Pasadena Beautiful, and the ESU. Her vitality and spirit helped raise important funding for these and other causes, and raised the commitment and sense of purpose of all whom she touched. On behalf of her friends in Palm Springs and Santa Fe, her friends in Pasadena and San Marino, her friends in Lafayette, Berkeley and San Francisco, and all those who knew her verve and style, her big heartedness and generosity, we sadly say farewell to a grand presence. Nancy is survived by her children, Brett, Jack and Tim Holliday, and three grandchildren, Katie, Elisabeth and Caroline Holliday.
Published by Santa Fe New Mexican from Jul. 12 to Jul. 14, 2019.
Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, CA.), P. 57, last two columns
Mon., Mar. 22, 1954
Nancy Adams Betrothal Told (See engagement photo to the left)
Bride-Elect Plans July Wedding With Jaquelin Smith Holliday II
Spring, the traditional season of romance, is here and with its arrival a betrothal of wide interest is being made known.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Adams of san Marino have announced the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Camilla, to Jaquelin Smith Holliday II.
He is the son of Mrs. Henley Seaverns of Indianapolis and of William J. Holliday of the same city, who also maintains a residence in Tucson.
Westridge Graduate
A Graduate of Westridge School for Girls, the bride-elect iOS a member of the Junior League of Pasadena and of the Los Angeles Spinsters. She attended UC, Berkeley campus, where she affiliated with Pi Beta Phi Sorority, and also the University of Lausanne in Switzerland. Mr. Holliday was graduated from the Hill School in Pennsylvania and from Yale University, where he affiliated with Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity and Book and Snake.
He served in the navy as an ensign and is doing graduate work at UC Berkeley campus.
The engagement of the young couple who are planning to be married in July, was announced to friends attending a buffet supper given in the Adams' home.
Contributor: Chloé, #47159257
In honor of Nancy Adams Holliday, who died at home in Santa Fe on Monday, July 8th with her devoted daughter at her side, this somber notice is published by her children to make known to friends the final step in a long and vibrant life. Born in Los Angeles in 1927, she grew up in Pasadena where she attended Westridge School before college at UC Berkeley. In 1954 she married J.S. Holliday, a research fellow at the Huntington Library; they soon moved to Berkeley and then to Lafayette, which became home to a growing family. For more than half of her ninety-two years our Mother showed extraordinary dedication not only to her family and friends but to the betterment of our culture. She devoted five decades of unstinting energy and creativity to civic enrichment as a volunteer board member of the San Francisco Symphony Foundation ('Keep the Symphony Sound!'), the International Host Committee, the American Cancer Society, Pasadena Beautiful, and the ESU. Her vitality and spirit helped raise important funding for these and other causes, and raised the commitment and sense of purpose of all whom she touched. On behalf of her friends in Palm Springs and Santa Fe, her friends in Pasadena and San Marino, her friends in Lafayette, Berkeley and San Francisco, and all those who knew her verve and style, her big heartedness and generosity, we sadly say farewell to a grand presence. Nancy is survived by her children, Brett, Jack and Tim Holliday, and three grandchildren, Katie, Elisabeth and Caroline Holliday.
Published by Santa Fe New Mexican from Jul. 12 to Jul. 14, 2019.
Mon., Mar. 22, 1954
Nancy Adams Betrothal Told (See engagement photo to the left)
Bride-Elect Plans July Wedding With Jaquelin Smith Holliday II
Spring, the traditional season of romance, is here and with its arrival a betrothal of wide interest is being made known.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Adams of san Marino have announced the engagement of their daughter, Nancy Camilla, to Jaquelin Smith Holliday II.
He is the son of Mrs. Henley Seaverns of Indianapolis and of William J. Holliday of the same city, who also maintains a residence in Tucson.
Westridge Graduate
A Graduate of Westridge School for Girls, the bride-elect iOS a member of the Junior League of Pasadena and of the Los Angeles Spinsters. She attended UC, Berkeley campus, where she affiliated with Pi Beta Phi Sorority, and also the University of Lausanne in Switzerland. Mr. Holliday was graduated from the Hill School in Pennsylvania and from Yale University, where he affiliated with Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity and Book and Snake.
He served in the navy as an ensign and is doing graduate work at UC Berkeley campus.
The engagement of the young couple who are planning to be married in July, was announced to friends attending a buffet supper given in the Adams' home.
Contributor: Chloé, #47159257
In honor of Nancy Adams Holliday, who died at home in Santa Fe on Monday, July 8th with her devoted daughter at her side, this somber notice is published by her children to make known to friends the final step in a long and vibrant life. Born in Los Angeles in 1927, she grew up in Pasadena where she attended Westridge School before college at UC Berkeley. In 1954 she married J.S. Holliday, a research fellow at the Huntington Library; they soon moved to Berkeley and then to Lafayette, which became home to a growing family. For more than half of her ninety-two years our Mother showed extraordinary dedication not only to her family and friends but to the betterment of our culture. She devoted five decades of unstinting energy and creativity to civic enrichment as a volunteer board member of the San Francisco Symphony Foundation ('Keep the Symphony Sound!'), the International Host Committee, the American Cancer Society, Pasadena Beautiful, and the ESU. Her vitality and spirit helped raise important funding for these and other causes, and raised the commitment and sense of purpose of all whom she touched. On behalf of her friends in Palm Springs and Santa Fe, her friends in Pasadena and San Marino, her friends in Lafayette, Berkeley and San Francisco, and all those who knew her verve and style, her big heartedness and generosity, we sadly say farewell to a grand presence. Nancy is survived by her children, Brett, Jack and Tim Holliday, and three grandchildren, Katie, Elisabeth and Caroline Holliday.
Published by Santa Fe New Mexican from Jul. 12 to Jul. 14, 2019.
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