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'r r'" 1 Norman Dennis Jr. and Judith Bryant to Recite Vows in Fashionable Rite Festival to Be Sellout With the second annual Strawberry Festival no further away than this evening- and the Helen Wyeth, Harlan Eldred and Walker Smith upon their return from Hawaii. Among the guests were Mmes. Walter Young, Thurmond Clarke, Frederick Ridgeway. Balboa Bay, the Spastic Chil dren League has announced that it will be asell-out A Mexican theme will dominate the 12 JLO attgelt Cime BY JOAN MARTIN BURXHAM One of Pasadena's most fashionable June weddings will take place Thursday evening 'When Judith Bryant and Norman Spencer Dennis Jr will be married at 8 p.m., in Church of Our Saviour, San Gabriel.

The popular couple have been the incentive for many parties to be culminated with the rehearsal dinner given by the Norman Spencer Dennises Sr. at the Wellslake Morse, Frederick Kay- event. The league president, Mrs ser, Arthur Hanisch, Stanley Mulhns, John Staats and Gerald McCay when- her daughter Sabra, will hostess a cocktail party. Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick C. Carr have issued invitations for a buffet supper tomorrow Miss Bryant's bridal will be completed by Martha Ann Bryant, who will 1 be her sister's maid of honor; Fay Dennis and Carol McManigal. Party Welcomes Trio Home From Hawaii. A 1 n-and-swimming party was given by Mrs. Dana Smith to welcome home Mmes.

Willis F. Ader, and Dr. Ader Lavagmno. will have as their guests Messrs. and Mmes.

W. J. Fulton, Wil More seated at tables gaily decorated with wh ite daisies liam Gantz Lewis R. Wood, were Mmes. E.

K. Davis, Wil Douglas noitby, Udward Schild hauer, J. Becker, Lowell Huntington Wednesday evening. tllllffpill iSJf liam E. Taverner, Brenton L.

Metzler, William H. Jones and Albert E. Potter. C.1 Richard Maddox, Dale J. Missimer, Joseph F.

Sagorz, Walter. Milett, Bruce Large and Richard Loel. SOCIAL EVENTS Following the ceremony, the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A.

Bryant will hold the reception in their residence, 1200 Virginia Road, San riarino. Couple Complimented -Mr. and Mrs. Richard Y. Dakin of Belvedere were among the 1 ii CLUBS TODAY Los Angeles Supper Club, Ambassador, 8:30.

Stone Mountain Chapter UDC first to compliment the couple Spastic Children's League of Log BRIDE Lovely Rita Sue Naftal-Hans was wed to Rob ert Roe Weinstein at formal rites in Bewrfy-Wilshire. Bridal CottM phota installation tea, 6651 5th with a buffet supper. The Dakins Angeles, strawberry Bel- GARDEN PARTY and food fair today at British home in Sierra Madre will be sponsored by home's board of which Mrs. Walter H. Aiton is president, Times phot 2.

Air Club. Pinafores of League for Crip Cornelia Play day, Elysian TO VISIT IN BAY STATE Mrs. Pearson Jones (Kathleen Stauver) and Ralph Waycott, who were married last Monday in San Diego, have left for Lee, where they will be house guests at Footeshearthe, home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rogers.

The Waycotts expect to return the first of August to open their beach house at St. Malo. Their Pasadena residence will be 728 Hillside Taft Group's Chief Outlines Work Ahead BY BESS M. WILSOX, Club Editor Those women who are sincerely convinced' that Sen. Taft is the best possible candidate for President will find it easy to do the preconvention work set for them by the Statewide organization of Women for Taft.

After nomination, of course, all women of the Republican Party will work wholeheartedly for the candidate selected by the GOP at are planning to come south for the wedding with their daughter Susanna, who is a bridesmaid. Rosemary Tilt, also a member fart Kecreation hoage, 2 IN MEMORIAM pled Children, meeting, home of Mrs. Wilfred von der Ahe, Studio American Legion Auxiliary of the wedding party, and her 17th District, tea, 200 Ardmore afternoon; Juniors of Glen- brother, Joseph Tilt, were responsible for a cocktail party. Haivaii Flight dale unit, meeting, 343 Arden Glendale, 10. They gave the party in the home Los Angeles Opti-Mrs.

Dinner Si program, 250 Foothill Al tadena, 6. City. Santa Monica Swimming Club, dinner-dance, 7. National Charity League 11th Grade Ticktockers, meeting, home of Mrs. Hugh Hyde.

Yancey, 334 Bundy Drive, 10. Roal Club of Beverly Hills, bridge-canasta luncheon meeting, home of Mrs. John T. Marshall. Stephens College Pasadena Area by Gold Star Mothers Set Delegates to the American Salon 32 of 8 and 40 Meeting, Highland Park American Legion ciuDhouse, 8.

Poetry and Music- Garden par ty, 441 Commonwealth of their parents, and Mrs. Ned B. Tilt. Small Party Success- A small but successful party was hosted last night by the Thomas V. Keenes Jr.

They held It in the Huntington Hotel cottage of her parents, the Dennises Sr. Lydia 'Simpson and Janet Swafford also bridesmaids, will cohostess a luncheon today. Tonight many cars will be parked in front of the State St. residence of Mrs. William S.

noon. Women's Architectural Leaque Alumnae Club, meeting, home of Mrs. Russel Lucas, 531 San 'Vi Gold Star Mothers national convention in Long Beach next week will include in the convention schedule a trip to Ojai to its new foundation home and a flight to Hawaii to pay tribute to sons buried in Hawaii's Na Kiwdnis Units to Swim, Dine Dr. and Mrs. Don Brannan will be hosts this afternoon and evening at their home, '14 Toluca Estate Drive, to the Magnolia Park Kiwanis Club and Kiwanet-tes.

The hosts serve these re-pective groups as presidents. Swimming and dinner are scheduled. The event is the climax to an attendance campaign. Beans will be served the losers and steak to the winners. Monday at 730 p.m.

the Kl-wanettes will meet for the. monthly session at the Brannan home. Proceeds from a recent benefit party are to be presented to the Kiwanis Club for its underprivileged children's fund. of Southern California Luau, Beachcomber's Grove, San Pe Chicago. dro, 7.

British Home Garden party- fair, 647 Manzanita Sierra tional Memorial Cemetery. Madre, all day. Delegates may register today and tomorrow morning at the Long Beach Municipal Audi Gen. Andrew Jackson Chapter, United States Daughters of 1812 Tea program, 3649 Vernon torium. Hotel Hilton is St.

Sede's Parish Council of Spanish Fiesta A Spanish fiesta is planned Women Dance, Altadena Town and Country Club, 9. Women's University Installa for tomorrow night, election Wednesday: and a banquet tion luncheon, clubhouse, noon. International Order of Job's Thursday. Mrs. Walter H.

Boyd, Daughters Bethel 25, installation, National President, will head Las Flores Masonic Temple, 8. Junior Wilshire Auxiliary to the delegation on its trip to inspect the Ojai buildings 'Thursday. One building is completed and another under construe-, Kathryn Falck Ready to Say 7 Do' in Berlin Announcement that their daughter, Kathryn Elizabeth Falck, will be married to John Lloyd Hadden today in Berlin, Germany, comes from Col. and Mrs. Waldemar A.

Falck of Vallejo, formerly- of FU Mac-Arthur. The to-be-weds plan to make their home in Berlin where Mr. Hadden is with the Department of the Army. Miss Falck, a Kappa Alpha Theta, attended the Radford School in El Paso, and City of Hope Donors luncheon, Hotel Bel-Air, noon. Beverly HiUs-Westview B'nai B'rith Young Women Dance, Chase Hotel, Santa Monica, tion, she cente Road, Arcadia, 1:30.

Barnard College Club of Los Angeles, luncheon meeting, home of Mrs. Olin Dupy, 1801 Westridge Road, Westwood, 12:30. Radcliffe Club of Southern California, meeting. Harvard Club, 234 Loma Drive, 1:30. Monticello 1 1 Alumnae, spring luncheon meeting, Assistance League Clubhouse, 5604 De Longpre, Hollywood, 12:30.

Marymount commencement exercises, 3. Scripps College Alumnae West Side Chapter, buffet luncheon and beach party, 2728 Strand, Her-mosa Beach, 11.. Alpha Gamma Delta Junior Alumnae of Los Angeles, "Where To?" party, home of Mrs. Tom Richardson, Los Feliz Hills. Alpha Phi Alumnae of Los Angeles, garden luncheon and installation, home of Mrs.

Frederick I. Richman, 619 June 12:15. Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae of Pasadena, installation luncheon and swimming party, home of Mrs. George Juett, 835 Chula Vista Pasadena, 10:30. Phi Mu Alumnae of Los Angeles, convention tea, home of Mrs.

Perk White, 7230 Outpost Cove Drive, Hollywood, 2-4. Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae Federation, meeting, -SC chapter house, 10. and his background for efficient statesmanship, California women can approach these delegates and convince them that Taft is the man needed, in the opinion of the leader. People Conservative Mrs. Prince also expressed her conviction that the people of America are overwhelmingly conservative, when given the facts.

This, in her opinion, is one more reason for being confident of the election of a conservative candidate. She pointed out the fact that California has always voted down all "fancy Socialistic things" which have come up as initiative measures during the past several years. This, she said, is anpther reason for those women who believe the time has come 'for a return conservative thinking and to a conservative Federal administration. Substitute Brains "We aren't going to have the kind of money that can compete with the money being used for some candidates," said Mrs. Prince.

The office for the Los Angeles branch of California Women for Taft is at 5356 Wilshire Blvd. The telephone number is WE-S1153. Contributions may be sent to the office. This, Mrs. Eugene Prince of San Francisco, chairman of California Women for Taft, made clear in her short talk here yesterday.

With Adolphe Menjou, Mrs. Prince addressed 150 women gathered at the Neil McCarthy home in Beverly Hills. Mrs. Jack Bullis, vice-chairman of the local organization, presented the speakers and Mrs. Harrison Lobdell, chairman of the local group, received those attending.

Funds Needed Practical suggestions made by Mrs. Prince included the necessity for raising money for the campaign of their candidate, and for much preconvention work with delegates who will represent California art the Chicago convention. The speaker is convinced that there are "always delegates who haven't quite made up their minds." She would have the members of the organization get in touch with her. Also, Mrs. Prince would have those women who are eager for the election of Taft contact members of delegations from other States.

Several of these are not yet committed to any nominee, she said. Armed with facts as to Mr. Taft's knowledge Mrs. Pat O'Brien, chairman of women's activities for the Sav ings Bonds Division of the Treas ury will speak at Beverly Hiljs Party to Honor Daughter of Lou Costellos Mr. and Mrs.

Lou Costello are complimenting their daughter Miss Carole Lou Costello, with a party tomorrow evening in the Beverly Hills Hotel Crystal Room. The dinner-dance marks the graduation of Miss Costello from Marymount Junior School. Thirty-two teen-agers will participate. Graduates will wear Monday's session. The air top to Hawan Is HONEYMOON of former Veda Marie Berilla and Rob' ert M.

Stagg will be followed by residence in Montebello. Curtis photo Stagg, Berilla Names Joined Veda Marie Berilla, daughter of Lt. Col. and Mrs. George P.

Berilla, was married to Robert M. Stagg in St. Alphonsus Catholic Church, the rites being followed by a garden reception at the Whittier home of Mr. and Mrs. D.

J. Durham. June Kress attended the bride. Lloyd Wook was best man for the son of Mrs. Dorothy Stagg planned for next Saturday.

Church Carnival Held Over Today A carnival sponsored by the Church of Our Savior will continue today, following its open Job's Daughters Bethel was graduated from University ing yesterday, with Charles O. Will Induct Sandra Hill Sandra Hill will be installed Sterne chairman. Mrs. Herbert H. Cutler is in at 8 this evening as Honored Queen of Bethel 25, Job's Daugh charge of activities of the Altar of Arizona.

Her prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. ana Mrs. Gavin Hadden of Falls Church, and New York. He attended the Groton School, Groton, and Harvard University and became an alum their white graduation gowns, and escorts will be students from St. John's Military Acad Guild including preparation of baked foods.

The Acolyte Guild ters, in the Las Flores Masonic Temple. The young woman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin M. Hill.

Catherine Gib has charge of the hot dog booth emy. Marymounfs blue and white colors will be carried out nus of U.S. Military Academy, and Mrs. Charles Havilcek and Mrs. George Davenport of Mexican foods.

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