Independent Star-News from Pasadena, California • Page 21

Collie Rite Celebrated Frances Marian Seamans, daughter of Mrs. Clarence Walker Seamans of South Pasadena and the late Mr. Seamans, was given in marriage by mother when she exchanged vows with Adron Eugene Collie II in a 1 p.m. cer- emony Saturday in the chapel of North Long Beach Brethren Church. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs.

Adron.Eu- gene Collie of Lakewood. Mrs. J. Phillip Green Jr. of Pasadena was matron of honor for her sister, Mr.

Green Jr. served as an usher and their son, Gregory Phillip, was the ring bearer. Roger Bosch of Long Beach, the best man, also ushered guests before the ceremony which was performed by the Rev. Dr. Paul 0.

Peak. Frances' wedding dress was a short gown of white silk linen and her bouquet an arrangement of Eucharis lilies. Her sister was in a summer print and their mother in yellow linen wih matching accessories. The senior Mrs. Collie chose an aqua suit with blending accessories for the wedding and reception at the church.

The newlyweds will reside in Bellflower, delaying their wedding trip until the bride, completes graduate work 'in sciology at Cal State, 'Long Beach. She is a graduate of Westridge School and the granddaughter of Mrs. Francis Marion Seamans, long time resident of Pasadena, and the late Mr. Seamans and of the late Mr. and Mrs.

S. Hazard Halsted, also Pasadenans. The bridegroom, who was with, the Army Infantry in Vietnam and the Philippines, has been attending Cerritos College, Long Beach. This fall he will enter Biola College, Los Angeles, as a theological student. Club Lists Chairmen For Year Mrs.

G. P. president, and Mrs. Bell, first vice presidenr'and dean of chairmen of the Altadena Woman's Club, will have the cooperation and help of the following women who will serve as departmental and standing committee chairmen for the 1967-1968 club year: Departmental chairmen are: Mines. Fred Nielsen, armed forces and veteran affaiis; John Pollock, arts and craf's; J.

J. Geary, California history, landmarks and cultural heritage; Arlhur Swenson, citizenship; William T. Bell, community improvement; Otto Yegge, conservation and gardens; Lewis Browder, drama; Roy MacMillan, health and welfare: A. Giles Johnson, Indian affairs; Kim Johnson, international aflairs and hostess; Glenn I. Billheimer, mental health; William C.

Rodd, music and chorus; Ivan M. Ponedel, public education and scholarships; K. L. Herrmann, religion. standing committee chairmen are: Mrnes.

Leon Flagg, amenities and name plates; W. E. Clark, auditor; John W. Marshall, budget; H. M.

Ehrhardt, bulletin: I. William King, club house liason and hospitality; William T. Bell, community contacts; C. A. Berry, Community Council representative; Lon Raley and Fred Nielsen, Council of Women's Clubs; F.

L. Complon, courtesy cards; C. B. Graham, guest book; I. H.

Morley. historian; Leon H. Aseltine, membership; A. Giles Johnson, photographer and properly; J. K.

ROwdel, president's book; Ivan M. Ponedel, press and publicity, year book and white breakfast; Fred K. Lauun, program; Alice S. Judd, res- ervationts; George Champlain, pins and emblems: W. M.

Fa mil, telephone; Rudolph Hallon, tickets; Kim Johnson, ways and means; W. R. McCallum, coordinator, and John J. Howard associate coordinator. DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY--Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Boyles, left, of Nina Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Otlo Reisner Del Mar who were married in a double ceremony in Hie Lamanda Park Methodist Church in what is now East Pasadena, celebrated Iheir mutual golden wedding at a get-lo-gelher in Open Bible Church yesterday, the anniversary of their marriages. Mr.

Reisner is a retired postman and Mr. Boyles is retired from the L.A. County Parks and Recreation Department. The Boyleses have one daughter, Mrs. Merlon Hugo, and three grandchildren.

The Reisners are childless. JUST IN THE FAMILY- Where Does Pride Begin Snobbishness End? -Virginia Kay Where does normal i end and snobbishness Oddly enough we have had too letters recently on this general subject, triggered perhaps by a student's mention of snobbishness in some of the high schools. The following is also from a young reader: BEAR VIRGINIA KAY: I would like to vigorously protest the conception that you are a snob if you choose your friends carefully. I can give you several examples of what- I wean. My parents and I just returned from, a p.ur with a large group of We found very few in the entire assembly that enjoyed the same things we did, but we did find those few and we had a.

rewarding and a very good lime together. We weren't "snooty" to the rest, but we soon discovered that they thought we In school I went a with the girls and boys; whose parents were friends of my parents, this mainly because we had all known one another from infancy, had attended the same birthday a i gone lo the same fiances at the clubs where our fathers were members, etc. I do not feel that we did this because we were snobs, as we had the reputation of being. Bui everyone of us, I confident, had enough pride in our families and in ourselves to behave in the manner we had been taught, and lo look like well-bred young Americans, nor i Twiggies or the male counterparts. If this is being snob, Virginia, I must plead guilty, but I am sure I will always feel I should have the right to choose my dose friends without the 'act branding me as a snob.

I am 18, by the way. SELECTIVE, Alladena -A- DEAR VIRGINIA: I would like the opinion of your readers, and of course yours. I joined a local club a months ago with high' hope of finding new friends. I a come from a long way off, and had left a raft of friends behind me came here only because "my brother and family now live out here niy closest relatives. I found that Ihey belong to a very religious organization which is not for me, so although it does not interfere with our affection and respect for each other, it does mean that I can't fit into their social life.

When I joined the which shall bp nameless, 1 hoped it would fill a need for me. Instead. I find that the members are divided into such closely knit little cliques thai a newcomer finds it al- most impossible to get through the barriers. Though members in i club who orbit around president seem-to be so proud of their position that they only speak "graciously" the less favored yet we all pay the same dues and support the same charities. Virginia, is our country a democracy? Or isn't it? DISCOURAGED, Pasadena Here is a subject AND examples which should be controversial enough to touch off fascinating discussions wherever, a few- i gather, We might toss in another question: Where does true graciousness (of spirit) begin, and where does condescension creep in? DEAR VIRGINIA: My sister and I were interested in your mention of Carmel and its charms.

We wished you had written much more about it, what visitors should do and see, etc. We wonder if you drove, and if so if that coast route is as tickelish as we have heard from one friend. We expect to go in August. Thank you, but I am a scary one. CARMEL BOUND SISTERS, Arcadia DEAR SISTERS: One of my companions, Mabel Nicholas, like you, was "scary" of the famed Coast Route to Carmel, so we took the inner roads, lovely because of the a many miles of open country.

I did not drive. The friend, Mrs. Laura Ferrell of Camarillo, tools her comfort- Correction Nancy Anne Beall and Lovell Stuber Jarvis were married June 10 in Pasadena Presbyterian Church. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs.

John Franklin Beat! and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Jarvis. Dr.

Robert Adams (not Mr. Beall as was stated in a previous story) served Mr. Jarvis as best man. Brenda Lehmer, daughter of and Mrs. Gerald D.

Lehmer, was flower girl. Seville, Araiza Vows Said When Yvonne Marie Araiza was wed to Larry George Seville in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, her wedding veil was draped from a handmade crown of orange blossoms and her satin gown was appliqued with Alencon lace and looped pearls. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lopez Araiza of Altadena, and the son of Mr.

and Mrs. John James Garcin, also of Altadena, recited vows after the Rev. Brian Coghlan. They received some 400 guests in Sierra Madre Woman's Clubhouse after the 11 a.m. ceremony.

Sylvia Araiza was her sister's maid of honor and three oilier sisters, Mrs. John Gurrola, Annette and Antoinetle Araiza, were attendants with Mary Villareai. Irene Garcia was flower girl and Anthony Gurrola the ring bearer. Daniel Mones was best man David Hinckly, Robert Garcia Jr. and James Friese the ushers.

The newlyweds are at home on North Los Robles Avenue after a wedding trip to Las Vegas and Lake Tahoe. A Beauty Hint Margaret Merril advises that it is quite simple for every woman to promote an English countryside complexion. Her hint to gain a peaches- a cream loveliness is to damp a cloth with cold water from your refrigerator and press it over your face for a few minutes once or twice a day. Then, lo hold the good of (he complexion-beautifying cold wafer, smooth on tropical oil of Olay. This oil is rather scarce and expensive, but your drug should he able to get you a small supply.

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