Independent Star-News from Pasadena, California • Page 40

--51nll Pholo CREATIVE--Mildred Bryant Brooks, Marguerite Ransford and Mabel Hoyl, left lo right, will be among members, of the Flower Arrangers' Guild of Southern California present: Ing their onnuol show at San Marfno Woman's Club, from 1 to 9 p.m. Thursday, arid from 10 a.m.Mo 5 p.m. T-riday, show is tilled "The Way." The Guild is composed of 24 women. Carol Robb Married Seventy five friends and Relatives gathered in i chapel of San Marino m- inanity Church at 7:30 p.m. on March 20 for the wedding of Miss Carol Linda Robb and Kenneth Loydt Ebel.

The rite was followed by a reception at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. son Robb on Lorain Road, San Marino. The newly weds i honeymoon at Lake Tahoe and then make their home at Man; hfcttan Beach. Mrs.

James Murphey was her sister's sole attendant. The bridegroom a Manhattan Beach resident, who, is the son of the late OttojEbel of Belle- ville, 111., 1 and Mrs. Charles Furks, now of Las Vegas, had his brotlier, Milton Irvin Ebel of Las Vegas, as his best man. The guests were seated by- John Lcman Robb, the bride's brother, and by Mr. Murphey, her brother-in-law.

The bride wore a wedding gown of peau de sole with a long-sleeved lace bodice and an overlay of lace on the full skirt. A jeweled band her illusion, veil. bridal 'white lilacs and orchids, were carried upon a lace fan. Mrs. Murphey woie a brilliant pink chiffon ensemble with a matching headdress and carried a cascade of pink carna- tions and roses.

PfKJlo MRS; KENNETH LOYDT EBEL '(Carol Linda Robb) Encore To Attend Concert Celebrity Luncheon Friday Dr. William H. Pickering heads the list ol outstanding Altadena residents who will be honored Friday noon at a celebrity luncheon in AHadena Town and Country Club given by Altadena Woman's members. As director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Dr. Pick- ering figured prominently in the successful Range VIII moon shot and pictures.

Other prominent Altadenans to be honored are Helen Wigg Elgin, harpist; Helen Hinkley, Dorothy Jordon, artist; Dr. Robert S. Richard, son, astronomer; Nishan Toor, sculptor and Harriet Ueckcr Ruth Scott, actresses. Mrs. Irvin Morlcy, chairman of the day, will present scrolls of appreciation to the honorees.

Pasadena area members of a.new commitlee composed of past presidents of 21 groups affiliated with the Southern California Symphony A will attend, with then- families, a benefit concert by the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra today. The special matinee performance to benefit the orchestra will take place in the Pavilion of the Music Center. It will star Jack Benny, conduclor Zubin Meh- ta, and pianist John Browning. Ralph Edwards will be host, and the concert will be taped by TV Tor re-broadcast on seven evenings on seven channels March 28-April 3. Members from this area are Mmes.

William Burgess, who is assisting the founder-chair. mnn, Mrs. William M. Nethery of Glendalp, as membership secretary; Mmes. William E.

Hale, Mahkm Arnett, Arch Tulhill, William Taverner, a H. McCarthy, Harry J. Van de Kamp, Westcott Price a r. John B. Gallery, George Buffum, William -D.

Geiger Kvans Harold H. Stream HI, Waller Taylor II, James H. Howard William Rheem II, LeRoy Sanders James F. Hayward, Ralph E. Phillips Waller Charles J.

Detoy, William D. Young, and James Mrs. Monroe, representing Benefit Parties prompted by "A Night at the Palace," the Wednesday. Evening show in Pasadena Civic Auditorium starring and bene- fitting Huntinglon Memorial, Clinic Auxiliary, being -planned by numerous auxiliary members. Vincent Heublins have, to an afte'r-the-the- atre buffet supper.

Their guest list includes Dr. and Mrs. Janios Whyte, Judges 'and Mmes. Kd Olsen, Walter C. Allen, Raymond Roberts and Doriald Wright; Messrs, and Mines.

Leo King, 0. K. Earl Dan Church, a Howes in, Leonard Marangi, Robert Mardian, 'Andrew Ed- wards, Kenneth MiUard, Richard Rogan, Culver Van Buren, Kohert Heublin, Robert Sami- sell, Douglas Slapel, Harry Clifford Anderson, Charles Hollopeter, Harrison Kelley, Richard Fiedler and more. The WiHilirh F. Spauldinffs' large guest list includes a group of youn; adults who will hn enjoying the.

concert while the Jack L. Taylors' smaller parly is marie up of Messrs, and Mmes, Herbert -D. Ivpy James F. Chalmers arid Robert Forney. The Richard H.

Wagners, a Clements, Robert Philipps, Rursel E. Burketts, George Zlllfiilts and Austin Weslons will be among the other hosts at mid-week parties. The K. Camerons' buffet before the benefit will bring together the David G. Soashs, Thomas Muriheads, Garrett Brcckenridges a Paul Boshards.

The Victor Weismanns 1 dinner guests will be the Jack Smiths, a Millsaps, Robertson Scotts, E. Paul Loves, Sam Kinleys, John Goulds, Rex Fa Longs, Francis Weltons, Watson Burns, Paul Quigleys, Al Sewalls, Patrick McKees, Leo Majiclis and Anthony Artuko- vichs. Tlie Lawrence R. Tollen 'aeres and Charles M. Halls will be co-hosts at cocktails and pre dinne as will tlie Ben L.

Schmids The C. Mallorys cocktail gathering will includ Dr. and Mrs. Dee Anderson Messrs, and Mmes. Lyle Cunningham, William a John F.

McCanghin, Simpson, Herman Bank, Stanley Skafte, Claude O'Haver. Gimsls Mr. and Mrs. John C. Clemens will be Messrs.

and Mines. Maxwell A. Booth Ross Harmmond, John W. Neal, Keith Otterbein, William Shannon, Sam Soghomonian and William Welsh Jr. the Pasadena Junior Philhar- Other large parties include monic Committee, is alro a those to be given by the Ro- member of the board of direc- bert H.

Hulls TMlin R. Cor rins and Philip L. Allisons. Purpose of Encore, which headed the. ticket sale for today's event and will sell a new high fidelity album made by the orchestra and Mr.

Mehta, is to support and assist the orchestra and Symphony Assn. through special projects. Arts Club To Meet 1 Fine.Arts Club scholarship On. Lee. He returning winners John Poole and Locen rom a trip to Mexico C11 Fine "antiques --Paul Whlppli CHAPEL RITE--The Choel of Roses, was the scene of Ihe wedding of Miss Linda Sandula, daughter of and 'Mrs.

Hugo Sandulcj of Farminglori, and Robert Schlinger of Son Gabriel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Schlinger of that. city. They will make their home in Arcadia.

Altadena Welcome Wagon Club will have its annual spring tea on Wednesday from 1:30 lo 3:30 p.m. in the home Mrs. Helen Breiiweiser, Mount Curve Avenue, Altadena. The tea will honor those members who have joined the club during the current term. Gerald art teacher at Luttierari'High School, Los Angeles, and booic illustrator, will demnnslvale painting a composite European street scene in acrylic when Las art ifpf luncheon on Young Auditorium, Los Angnles.

Spanish Co- jfcrl((ecture and inter- will perform and whffe Decorated-a luxury Derek Eyers, AID, will give. a program on'interior design the when Town Country Fine Arts 1 meets Friday for- a 12 luncheon at La Canada 'try Club. Mr. clients cal derJBonalities a i i i Lfehjn; Lawrence Oliver a i Riyld Slvcn, capie to United Spates'jn'1931 and now lives in an 'jSlh ceritury fsrm- fhjt 8nce the headquarlefs of 2 East Colorado Pasadona READ CLASSIFIED Oriental Rugs Ws Buy Trtitfe Service Mardiaian's CUSTOMERS. FOR OUR PASADENA 415 E.

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Ford of San Marino, whose husband is a deputy in the district attorney's office, will be among the luncheon hostesses. Mr. Younger, whose career In public service has ranged from FBI and military counter-intelligence work to Pasadena city attorney's office, was a Los Angeles Superior Court judge before his election as district attorney. Breakfast The public is invited to the annual breakfast to be held next Sunday from 7:30 a.m. until 1 p.m.

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