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2--B- THE FRESNO BEE, MOKDAT, MAT SI, 1937. SOCIAL NEWS I FEATURES Spring Dance Given For New Initiates By Sigma Phi Potted patai trees and jardinieres, of multi-colored Spring flowers provided the Spring motif at the Phi Gamma dance Friday night in' the Persian Room of Omar Khayyam's. The new initiates were honored at the affair. Alumnae members were special guests. The former ctoaed Misses Leola Mossy, Dorisi Ruud, Betie Peak and Marian Eu-j beck with their 'Wheeler! Wright, James Desmond, Edwardj Anderson and Kenneth Frost.

Keceiving were MiS3 Maiie Stupka, the president; Miss Evelyn: McCallistcr, vice president; Miss Juliet Broughton, dance and Miss Rosemary sponsor. These were accomapnied by their escorts, Lawrence Harold Ballew, Ralph Taylor and Harold Vicknell. Patrons and patronesses with Miss Brbsnahan and VicUnell were Mr. and Mrs. Francis F- Smith and Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton Tiydman. Among the members of the alum- iiae group invited were Messrs, and Mesdames James Russell, J. D. Byrd, Elvan Cobb, Earl Harris, Ralph Stone, Lee Breckenridge, Roy De- Vecchio, Lawrance Toddhuntcr, Allen Lockwood.

Lawrence W. Hunt, Carol P. Maas, Herman Wests, M. Jacobsen. Richard A.

Moore, Wallace L. Richmond and Claude Stubblefield. Misses Barbara Blake, Hallie Lou Lovegreen, Doris Wood, Ethel Holcotnb, Gertrude Nolte, Avis Waters, Helen Thompson. Active members were Misses Jacqueline Creech, Bernice Lambert, June Hitel. and Jane Heidt.

Miss Jeanctte McCallister of Pasadena -was a guest Messrs. William Matsel, G-rover Johnson, Donald Austin, Fred Donleavey, William Petersen, John Shepard, Hubert Richert and Toby Lawless. Pre-Nuptial Party Given For Miss Edwards Arid Fiance By C. E. Yennes Miss Grace Edwards and her fiance, LeRoy Galmon of Fresno, who will be married soon, honored Saturday evening; nt a pre-nuptial party given by the bride-elect's brother-in-law and.

Bister, Mr. and Mrs. C- Yenne, at their home on Ferger The guests were entertained games and wero served a buffet supper after Miss Edwards presented with a shower of miscellaneous gifts. The guests invited with the couple wore Mrs. Delia Edwards, mother of the bride-to-be, and Messrs, and Mesdara.es Kobert Walker.

Clarence Ingmire, B. Gal- imon, Guy Scheline, Harry Ward of Madera and Everett Edwards of Merced. Mesdames Ella Bennett, Rudolph Haesloop. Roberta Stevenson, Emma.Martin of Sacramento, Miss Cecelia Jacobsen and Messrs, Howard Primmer and O. S.

Fassett. Fresnans Are Visited By Jeanette McCailister Mrs. B. Allen and her daughter. Miss Evelyn McAllister, were visited over the weekend holiday by the latter's cousin, Miss Jeanette McAllister of Pasadena, Friday night she was a guest at the Sigma Phi Gamma dance in the Persian room at Omar Khayyam's.

The following evening the Misses McCallister drove to Visalia, where they were guests of Miss Lois Buckman at an informal dinner. Later that evening they drove to Tulare lo the home JJf their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

McCallistier, There they were joined by the visitor's mother and younger sister Mrs. Lome McCallister and Patricia and Mrs. Allen. The Southern Callforniaims will return home Tulare tonight. SPEND HOLIDAY.

COAST Dr. and Mrs. Walter. F. Wiese will return tonight from CarmeJ where they spent the weekend and holiday.

They -were accompanied to the coast by their.daughters and son, Misses Betty Jane and Cvnthia Wiese and Walter F. Wiese, Jr. Children Give Party 9 For Classmates In S. Hungerford Home Mcsdamos Samuel Hungerford and H. M.

Norton entertained for children Wednesday afternoon when Charlotte and Curtiss Hungerford and Nancy and 'Howard Norton, had an Informal party for heir classmates. The small guests in the garden of the Hun: gcrford home on Aithur Ayenue where the afternoon was spent playing games and conducting con-i iests. I Prizes were awarded to BlUici Jean Shrauger ami Eugene Fornes. Refreshments were served from a buffet in the house which was decorated with va.ri-cpkred snapdragons. Yellow tapers in low candlesticks completed the buffet adornment.

The older guests present, inchi(J- ing instructors and student teachers at the Heaton School, were Misses Grace Sandbeck, Katberine Crooks, Jo $dwin Willis, Hattie Mae Hammat, Virginia Govette, Modena Prunty and Eloise Byers. Others present were Dorothy Draper, Evelyn Torosian, Delores Jean Meyer, Beverly June Gil-ham, Gloria Beyer, Norma Jean Brink. Florence Darbinian, Elsie Dick Jean Hartwell, Billie Jean Shrauger, Eleanore Shute. Dorothy Stahl, Beverly Hawkins, Lorraine Harris, Joyce A'alsh, Pamela Anderson, Gloria Green, Lora Lee Ingle, Mary Patricia Russell, Jane Morris, Melba Russ. Shirley Shelburnc, Mary Ellen Stout and Joy Saseen.

James Duncan, Eugene Fornes, Robert Growden, Robert X-oy Thompson, RichanJ Whlttaker, John Hoberlm, Kenneth Brown, B. Franchi, B. Johnson, Robert Jones, Donald Siemens, Robert Moiling. Robert Elder, Charles Fox. William Stovall, Gerald Fitts, Earl praper, Thomas James, Lawrence Jones, William Neucomb, Kenneth Parker, B.

Pichetto, Bebe Pope, B. Pope, David Rosenkrantz. Robert. Schumacher, Douglas White, Lee Wickham, Robert Meyer, Wesley Meyer and Kenneth Blair. Dessert-Bridge Party Is Given By Mrs.

C. Johnson In College Avenue Home Mrs. Charles Sale Johnson was hostess at an informal card party given Saturday afternoon in her home on College Avenue. Following 'the sr-vice of dessert- course from table trays, which were decorated with small plaques of pastel garden flowers, the. afternoon was spent playing games of bridge.

The guests at the affair were Mesdames Walter C. Schlein, W. R. Hurley, John M. Mock, Irwin O- Addicott, George T.

Goodhus, Julius Trombetta, Richard N. Helm, M. TS. Summers, A. E.

Balch, Chester T. Turner. Rex Sporleder and'Mary H. Schilling; Misses Bonnie Ixjve, Hose Hbman and Nellie Albee. Dance Is Given Saturday By College Group At Club Active and alumnae members of the Renegades, the former Sigma Alpha Chi fraternity of the Fresno State College, and their guests were entertained Saturday evening at the group's annual Spring dance.

The affair at which Gib Ramba and John Hickey, president and vice, president, received the guests was given at the Riverside Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Eari H. Wight were the patron and patroness.

Davis Millers Entertain At Sunday Night Supper The first in a series of Sunday night suppers was given last night by Mr. and Mrs. Davis "Miller in their new home, 305 Michigan Avenue. The supper was served buffet style and the evening was spent informally. Among those present Messrs, and Mesdamcs Dennis B.

Wheeler, Colcman Johnson, E. Gordon Reynolds, William W. Zelhart and A. Fullerton. IN BAY CITT Mr.

and Mrs. Carlos Phillips will return to Fresno tonight after spending thn weekend holiday in San Francisco as the guest of her mother, Mrs. M. HalJdorson of that city. Fresno Women Are Honored Prior To Trip To Tennessee Urt.

C. K. Wakeficla and her mother, Mrs. J. M.

plan depart for Tennessee on the evening of June llth following the graduation of the former's son, Jamee, from the Fresno High School. The two will be gone until early August, visiting with Mrs. Wake- ieloVs brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A.

who live near Nashville, Tenn. The coqple also plan to attend the general assembly of Hie Cumberland Presbyterian Church in KnoxviHe, Tenn. Mrs. Bramblett and Mrs. Wake- 'ield were honored recently at a 'arewell party given by Mrs.

P. Bonnie at her home on Harrison Avenue. Mrs. Bonnie was assisted, by Mrs. 2ala Bouvy in entertaining at the nformal afternoon party.

Those present with the honored two were Mesdames Edward Rudri, E. E. Sims, Ethel Konkel, J. C. Jones.

3. Schmalle, W. Jackson, Paul Morgan and Clara Brous. Althea Johnson And Kenneth Doyle Will "Wed June 79th Miss Althea Johnson of Fresno will become the bride of Kenneth Doyle of Alameda at a ceremony to be solemnized here on the morning of June 19th. The wedding will tafee place at the Balch Avenue home of tha bride-elect's parents, Mr.

and Mrs F. W. Johnson, and Miss Lucille Johnson will be her sister's attendant. Miss Johnson a graduate of the Roosevelt High School and the Fresno State College and was affiliated the Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority, employed in San Francisco by the Bethlehem Ship Building Company, is the BOTJ of Mr. and Mrs.

James Doyle of Alameda. He was graduated from the Alameda High Schoool. Rosemary Pratt Observes Tenth Birthday At Party Given By Mrs. Pratt, Sr. The tenth birthday anniversary of Miss Rosemary Pratt was celebrated Saturday afternoon when the young girl's mother, Mrs.

Stanley R. Pratt, entertained at a party for her and a group of young friends at the family home on Cambridge Avenue. Mrs. Pratt was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. R.

Pratt, and Miss Edyihe Eymann. The guests with Miss Pratt were: Mrs. Mabel Cunningham and Miss Kathryn Dalv and Alva Von Langeh, Susan Thomas, Elizabeth Couch, Irfary ICUxabeth Peter. Martha Helm. Ann Eaetin, Jane Baker Elizabeth Jane Ashcraft, Patricia Henry, Marilyn Joyce Thorwaldson, Jane Keeler, Muriel Edmondson, Sally Hall, Joan Stammer, Marilyn Ofufs and Martha Mead.

Graduating. Students Will Entertain Younger Set At Tea Next Sunday afternoon has been selected by Misses "Elizabeth Tup per, Christine Tupper and Betty Rogers to receive a number of the younger social set at a. formal tes to be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland B.

Tupper on Huntington Boulevard. Miss Elizabeth Tupper and Miss Rogers will be graduated from the Fresno High School next month and Miss Christine Tupper will receive her diploma from Miss Ham lin's School for Girls in San Francisco. The latter also will receive number of her friends at tea in the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Lindgren, in the bay city Friday afternoon. VISITORS RETURN HOME Mr.

and Mrs. Robert W. Dickey left Fresno Saturday with theil two children, Jacqueline and Elaine enroute to their home in Phoenix Ariz. They had been visiting his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Mrs.

Joe D. Dickey of this since Wednesday. Daigle. who was Miss Dorothea Pant ell of Fresno until her wedding Friday in Madera, Is Married Laurene Jackson And Hans Frttzen Marry At Church Ceremony Miss Laurene E. Jackson became the bride of Yemen at a formal ceremony solemnized in the Bethal Lutheran Church Saturday night at 8 o'clock.

Rev. J. P. Christiansen performed, the nuptial service. The bride-elect was attended by Miss UHian Fritzen of Glendale, arid her fiance by Jjeonard Fritzen, sister and brother of the groom- tleet, respectively.

More than sixty relatives and Intimate friends witnessed the ceremony. Miss Jackson was gowned in a white lace bridal frock worn over white taffeta. The bodice was cut Empire style with a stand-up collar and. short sleeves while the skirt was gored and flared. With this was worn a fingertip, length net caught to a Juliet cap at the ack of her where orange jlossoms were clustered.

Her bridal boquet was fashioned of gardenias and lilies of the valley. Miss Fritzen, who was dressed In pale yellow organdy frock, carried a boquet of pale pink roses and maidenhair fern, A reception given by Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Jackson, her parents, of this city, followed in the church parlors. Immediately following, the couple left for a short honeymoon. They will return to establish their Annabella Will Make Her First Picture In France And England By Louelia O. Parsons (Motton Picture Editor) LOS ANGELES, llsy the vivacious foreign beauty who soared to fame in Wings Of The Mornins, isn't coming to Hollywood after all. That is, not lor some tiroe, because her first Twentieth Century-Fox movie, Follow The Sun, will be made in France and England under the supervision of Robert Kane.

Paul Xmkas, who ha? recently taken out his first American papers, goes abroad to play opposite Annabella. Homney Brentj prominent English actor, has also been signed and the picture will be produced when William Miss Dorothea Pantell And Leon Daigle Wed In Madera Church RRes Miss Dorothea Pantell became the bride of Leon Daigle of Fresno in a ceremony solemnized Friday evening in the a a Catholic Church. Only members of the couple's families were present for the rites, After a wedding dinner at the Aragon Hotel in Madera, the couple left for a wedding trip to Santa Cruz. They will return here where he ia employed to makp their home. Miss Eleanor Pantell and A.

Pittman, both of Fresno, were the couple's attendants. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs: A. K. Pantell of Fresno and was graduated from the Fres no Technical High School.

The groom's parents are A. L. Pittman and Joseph Pitele, rath of Fresno. He was graduated from the Roosevelt High School Mrs. A.

D. Smith Is Hostess At Dinner Party Mrs. A. T. Smith entertained for a group of friends Friday at a luncheon in her home in Kearney Park.

The group spent the afternoon informally. The table, -which was covered with, yellow cloth, carried out a color scheme of yellow and green. Bed and yellow nasturtiums in a green bowl flanked by low candlesticks-holding yellow tapers formed the central adornment. Those present were Mesdames A S. Ernst, Walter C.

Harris, Glenn Bernett. Kay Kelley Miss Marjorie Kelly. House Guests Entertained At R. J. Woodward Home Mr.

and Mrs. Roy J. Woodward have entertained a group of house puesis at their home in the Fig Gardens during the weekend and holiday. The guests included their daugh ter-in-law, Mrs. O.

J. Woodward oJ Oakland and her two children, Bev erly Ann and O. J. Woodward, IH and Mrs. O.

J. Woodward's sister Mrs. Henry Michaels, also of Oak land. They were joined Saturday by Messrs. Michaels and Woodward and all returned to their homes to Virginia Landrum Will Be Married June 12th Miss Virginia Landrum.

betrothed of Roland Evans, made an an nouncement of wedding date this week-end. She will be marriet in a quiet family ceremony to be solemnized at A. M. on Saturday June 12th. Rev.

Galen Lee Rose the First Christian Church will of ficiate. A sister. Miss EHxabeih Landrum FYitzen both were graduated from the Central Union High School. He also was graduated from a local business college. Fritzen is a son ot Mr.

and Mrs. Hans Fritzen of Fowler. Miss Burness Entertained During Weekend Visit Here Miss Anita Burness of Oakland is spending the weekend holiday with Dr. and Mrs. J.

L. Maupln, Jr. She arrived Friday night from i.he bay city and has been enter- by her hosts since her arrival. Saturday night she was a guest at a no-host 'dinner party in the Htotel Fresno with Dr. and Mrs.

Maupin, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smmons and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer b.

Richter. Miss Bumess Is rcturn- ng this evening. Senior Members Will Be Feted By Alumnae Of Delta Sigmas Graduating seniors of the Alpha Alpha Chapter.of the Delia Sigma Epsilon Sorority will be honored by iheir alumnae group at a luncheon Saturday in the El Morocco. Those on the committee in charge are Hrs. Granger R.

Glenn and Vfisses Irene Backer and Sylvan Mayes, The honorees include Misses Dorothe Kloniuger, Joyce Sperow, Madge Hopper, Nelle Theile, Verft Huffman, Frieda Sehers, Margaret Murphy, Morva Brautigam and and Ernest Gamier win couple's only attendants. the bldn Kit Tussy Emulsified Cleansing Cream Almond Cream Skin Lotion GJCOI With Any Regular 31.50 Purchase of Tussy Cosmetiques Palma PRINTS and a i wh'ttes with home here. The former Miss Jackson and Madsen. Goeiz goes to Darryl Zanuck, who has five Hol-i iywood productions to finish before! he can go on that Sumatra bunting trip, has decided that both Gracie! Fields' and Annabella's first movies their new contract should be: filmed in their native land. When blond, curly haired Bob Nestell lost the big fight to Bob Pastor his movie chances did not go aglimmering as many expected.

Jack Warner, who gave him his first chance in Kid Galahad, said today he expected to use Nestell in a picture again soon. "He was very good in his first acting role," said Jack, "and we were sorry the length of our story made it necessary to cut out some of his scenes. The boy, of course, needs experience, both in the fight game and on the screen. I believe nis losing fight with Pastor may be a good thing, for he came along perhaps too rapidly as a fighter. He has tearned a lesson and will be more valuable both as a fighter and an actor.

Constance Collier could not be happier. Two cables from the king and queen of England--and the best movie job she has had si see she -to Hollywood, She has been borrowed from the Twentieth Century-Fox to portray the older actress in Stage Door and it is the aort of characterization she can play to perfection. Andrea Leeds, who has been begging Gregory Lacava for a chance in Stage Door, donned makeup and made a test for a small role with the result that she. too, has been added to this cast which seems to grow in importance and interest every day. We hear Grace Moore read in this column that Melvyn Douglas was feeling forlorn because he could not accompany his wife, Helen Gahagan, to Europe for the annual Salzburg Festival on account of having to start The Sound Of Your Voice with Grace right away.

That gave her the idea that she would Hge to be present at this famous musical festival herself so she called Melvyn and suggested they trp postponing the starting date of the picture for three weeks. That was jreat with Melvyn, whom TVO hear has already booked passage to sail on Grace's say-so, Now all they need do is convince Harry Cohn that a vacation is in order. Chatter in Hollywood: Nervous brides and grooms are anything new at weddings, but a nervous ew i By Marian Martin PATTKHN 9284 Honors go to this dashing sun frock, destined to be the pride and joy of your warm weather wardrobe! With it, you're sure to score as high lor active sports as for spectating, while for vacation outing or shopping in town there's nothing cooler. See the way its jacket adds Don its tailored simplicity in a jiffy and you're aH ready for more formal occasions! You'll find the straight lines of this- simple button-down- the-front model easy as can be to cut and stitch in a jiffy! So becoming, too, is the youthful collar, suntan back and sleeveless chic. You're certain to want several in the new tubbable cottons: dotted pique, striped shirting or crash.

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Maria ShcHon and Jack Dawn (he's makeup expert), long distanced their Hollywood friends that all went well at ceremony except that the lady judge forgot all about the wedding ring until after everything was over! It seems she is a brand new judge in Salt Lake City courts, and well, a lady may be excused for being nervous over her first if- it is not her own. The bride says this may have been the judge's first it is our last! 1 Pandro Berman is sure that Irving Berlin is lucky for him, for every time Irving writes the tunes in an Astaire-Rogers musical, it does record-breaking business at the box office. Follow The Fleet and Top Hat wore smash hits and no smal part of their success was due to the Berlin music, Astaire goes to London for three months to visil his sister, Lady Cavendish, as soon as he finishes his solo, picture, JDam- In Distress. In the meantime Ginger will do Stage Door and Vivacious Lady before, she again appears with Fred. A line or two: Sophie Tucker has been a blond all her life but she is going brunette for the movies.

She wiU darken her looks for Molly Bless Her because she believes the character should be a brunette Gary Cooper, from all reports, is far from his usual husky self and we are wondering how in the world he is going to do all those stories Samuel Goidwyn is planning for him. An amusing story via London concern Vanderbilt, newspaperman and scion the famous family. Vanderbilt nonchalantly drove his trailer onto the estate- at. Monts, Prance, where tfrew duke of Windsor and" Mrs. Warfield are malting news, and promptly ordered to leave.

I am told that he was admitted later--without the Mercedes D'Acosta has written a treatment of Jean D'Arc her friend Garbo and the rumor is again current that Greta will, play Maid Of Orleans after she makes the continental comedy now being prepared for her by Ladislaus Bus- Fekete. Snapshots of Hollywood colleciet at random: LupeVelez's hysteria at the fights was not due to her preference lor pastor. She had bet $1,000 on Nestell; Spencer Tracy's sad look -we hear was occasioned by the death oi a favorite colt, not a lost wager; Pal O'Brien, one of the few Warnerites who went all the way for Pastor and we hear he cleaned up. Our weather, keeping more of our movie folk home over the holiday weekend with Joan and Tone, catching up on their movies Carole Lombard practicing up on her art-culinary, not'dramatic--for the delectation of a few select gour mands at Walter Lang's, aha Chester Morrises hosting, ah old fashion taffy pull at their home. Paulette and Charlie Chaplin unable co go out on their yacht, spending time going over house and studio building plans.

That is al "or today. See you tomorrow! Visitors Are Feted By Miss June Ann Bray Miaa June Ann Bray enterialnec at an informal party Saturday evening at her on Thome Ave nue in compliment to a trio young San Francisco guests; -whom her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Greenlin, entertained this weekend The three honored were Miss Jo sephfne Balk, Douglas 71er and Dwight V.

Her, who, with Mr and Mrs. Dwight V. Her of San Francisco, visited' here at the Grecnlln. home until late this after noon. Other friends whom Mias Bra; entertained Saturday night were Mr.

and Mrs. Henry R. Morton Misses Henrietta Stange, Helen For ter, Phyllis Fox and Messrs. WUJi Bray, Frank Orr and Fred Wright son. Iridge Club Entertained Luncheon By Mrs.

Lukens Mrs. Del Lukens entertained tba serabers of her Thursday bridge ub last week at her home oa loroa Avenue. Mrs. Frank Vir- ilio and Mrs. Allen Berroing- am were guests -with the mem- ers.

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