Arcadia Tribune from Arcadia, California • Page 7

MKS; DANIEL DOUGLAS ARC EN Anne Met! Arden-Mett Vows Said in Arcadia Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Douglas Arden '(the former Judith Anne Melt) are noiv making (heir home in Americus, after a honeymoon at Squaw Valley Lodge. They wel-e married in Arcadia Church' the Shcpherd Jti: December and feted at "reception later at Glendora Country' Cluh. The Rev. John Longfellow officiated at the evening service in-the presence of 165 guesls.

The hrideis the daughter and Mrs. Dennis Melt of Arcadia and the are-gr. and Mrs. cus, Ga. 'f Judith is a graduate of Arcadia High School and attended Chapman College's World Campus Afloat and California State College at I -ong Beachv Jrajisfcrrjng.

in marge, Mr. Arden Soulh Western University (his month after his discharge from U.S, Naval service, Mrs. Anthony "(Alice), Mu-malo of Tuslin attended Judith as matron of honor. Bridesmaids ere Anne Stewart and Melissa Mett, sisters the bride. Kimberly Scott, daughter of the Phillip Scotts of Arcadia, served as girl.

Christopher M'eft, brother of the bride, served as best man and ushers were Andrew Barker and Frederick Barker of San Marino. The hrlrfe was given in marriage by her father and wore an empire gown of white chiffon over taffeta, wilh alencon pink rihhon ihserllons.iThe "gown was fashioned Willi a cage hack and a train Miss Solicit Engaged lo Jeffrey Lincoln At a small family gathering Mr, and Mrs. Jamea'Col-lett or Arcadia announced the enBafeement'lof' their daughter -Jennifer, Jeftwv Alan Lincoln. Mr. uncoln Ls the son of Mrs.

Audrey Lincoln Francisco and Hermit Lincoln of Stateline, Nevada. Miss ColletHs-completing her senior at Arizona Slate University, in and Mr, Lincoln is in business Tahoe, Calif. The young couple are planning a June wedding. of. aiencon lace, iler elbow-length veil of French illusion was in three tiers and was ntlarlied to a headpiece of flowers accented with pearls and pink ribbon, She carried a cascade of baby pink roses, baby's breath and slephana-tis.

tendinis were in empire gowns of ruby velvet and white alencon luce. They wore headbands of baby pink and baby's breath and each carried a single long slem rose in deep pink with baby's breath and green fern, The Ilnwer girl was in pink velvet and lace wilh pink roses and baby's hrealh in her hair. She carried a basket of the same flowers. Mrs. Mart wore a floor length gown of moss green chiffon with draped neckline, full gleeves ifli 'skirt accent- sajni bell, carried a bidium, Wedding guests Included the i 's grandmolher, Mrs, W.

Tufts from London, Onlario, Canada. She wore a pastel print silk crepe wilh a white cattleya orchid. Also there was David Cameron LawtDn, the bride's cousin, also from Canada, Friends who entertained at pre-nuptial parties were Mrs. Samuel Patterson of Gloria Road, Arcadia; Mrs. Philip Scott of Wilson Avenue, Arcadia; Mrs, Alphonso Esca-.

lanti of Hacienda Heights, Mrs. Mumalo, Hie matron of honor, Jean Hoard Entertains Club Group Mrs, Claude Hoard was the gracious hostess for the January business meeting of Santa Anila Athletic Club at her home in Highland Oaks. Nancy Albers presided for the first time and adeptly guided the meeting along in spite of a noisy and talkative group. Interest centered on an exchange of Christmas pictures of grandchildren, Everyone listened attentively to (he 1971 history of the club, wrilten and presented by Dorothy Root. Many committee reports were made, among them the announcement that the spring party will be at the this year.

A delicious tl'ii and bridge followed business. ..,1..: Those present were: Mmes. A i Wood, Richard Winslow, Leo van "William Teruiison, Joe Geo'l-'ra Sm-nhnrrw. Harold Smethurst, Earle Shaw, Charles Scholl, Charles Root, Al Roberts, Conrad Reibdd, Jerry Ra- mult Pirnov T71tvw1 Charles Nugent, nicitei, Marry wes-bitt, Don MeCabe, George Mutnford, Arch Maxwell, Fred Long, Say KInnison, Harold Kettell, Jack Claude Hoard, James Hcl-wig, Andred Heilman, Eart Hancock. Joe Gross, James Flinn, Rudy Davison, Al mer, Ernest Collins; Ford Barclay and Nancy Albers.

By CATHERINE MTJNDV Wanet't KdiUr "Billy Goat Acres" on West Huntington Drive was the setting last Sunday lor an open house given, by Kathy and Jim Kennedy to introduce their new "hide-away" to their friends. Billy Goat Acres may seem an odd name for such an attractive place but Kathy says lhat when they first discov- it the place was so over-frown and run down, lhat it seemed an appropriate Kennedys have painted and furnished the home and cleaned up Oie yard and it is a homelike, charming home. Especially the a a room where the windows look out on the mountains, and last Sunday was a beautiful day with the mountains clear and blue. At one time this home was owned by Harold Shepherd's father, a retired Melhodist minister, and then It was a place of beauty- aiid order. An amusing sidelight, Mv.

Shepherd said that his father always did keep a goat. Everyone brought gifts, most of them old, they will all remain in the house or in the yard. One of the gifts was an old milk can from Enid and Deco Horn, who found it in' an, antique shop. Kathy will put a plant in it. And, they were given a ceramic hilly goat and a picture of the head of a billy goat, painted by 17-year-old Laurie Gaines.

Kathy has hung this over the fireplace. A sign "Billy Goat Acres" was on the front of the house but Kathy told me, "we didn't put it there must have been one of our friends, probably Deco." More than 200 signed tlie guest book with the last ones arriving at midnight. Since the open house Ihe Kennedys have had numerous requests from friends to rent tho home. Kathy said that some people buy beach house, some mountain homes and some desert places but Jim and I just want to stay in Arcadia. They are Ihe genial owners of the Embers Ilestaurant and have another home in Arcadia.

Mrs. Kennedy is a merrther of the Women's. '-Division, Chamber of Commerce, a member and Warrta'n ofvthe Year of Arcadia Business and- Professional Women's Club, Altrusa Club and of the Arcadia Auxiliary of Ihe Methodist Hospital. Kathy dearly loves Billy Goat Acres and told me with great enthusiasm what wonderful place it will be for rummage sales, fashion shows and parlies. CAROL ANN REESE Bride-Elect Names July Wedding Day Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Reese Jr. announced (he engagement of their daughter, Carol Ann to Gene David Hersh of Arcadia at a.

family dinner party at their home, 1682 Highland Oaks Dr. The betrothal was revealed when Mr. Reese toasted the' couple and a decorated cake was served for dessert to tell the date of the wedding, July 15, at the Arcadia Presbyterian Church. Carol is a graduate of Arcadia High School and is completing her second year at Pasadena City College. Her fiance is the son of Mrs, Dorothy Stevens Hersh and Morris Hersh of Los Angeles, He is a graduate of UCLA where he was a member of Theta XI and president of the fraternity.

Guesls at 1 announcement party in eluded. the bride-elect's brother, John A. Reese HI and his1 wife, Judy, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs.

Gordon Euhanks, Miss Wendy Eu-banks and Kenneth Leslie. ARC AD! A CATHERINE MUNDY, Editor Mrs. John Fee, Arcadia PTA Council president, is exceptionally well qualified for the position. In fact, she fulfills both the parent and the teacher classification. June has been a very active parent Involved in all acltivities of her sons, Jeffrey and Gregory, from Cub Scouts to soccer and Little League and basketball.

Haw-ever! her, area of. particular interest has' always been education. June served as PTA president for Iwo terms at Highland Oaks Elementary School during 1968-69 and 1H69-70, and she is si ill an active member on the board, Mrs. Fee is also a memher of Foothills Junior High PTA Board now that Jeff is a seventh grader in the school. She is thoroughly interested in every phase of education and has a practically perfect attendance record at the open school board meetings for the past few years.

In 1970 she was awarded (he Honorary Service Award for outstanding service (o youth. Her qualifications thHt classify her as as well as parent are many. AHer graduation from UCLA June received a life credential in kindergarten primary education. She taught kindergarten and first grade in Ihe Alham-bra Citv School District. She also taught in (he UCLA University Elementary School and at the Stanford University summer demonstration school.

Due (o her wide knowledge and experience in the teaching profession, June became a special consultant in kindergarten curriculum for the Los Angeles Superintendent of schools. This afforded her a great opportunity to see and compare many schools and to help them institute new and innovative Kapjm Alumnae Luncheon Has Greek Theme "Bring a Greek to Lunch" was the theme of the meeting of (lie Alumnae Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma when the group met yesterday at the Arcadia home of Mrs. Arthur Killian on Sanla Maria Rd. Each member brought a guest who belongs to a differ-ent Greek letter organization. A special program was planned and Mrs, Mary Colby, owner and buyer of antiques for Port O'Call was the speaker.

She discussed antiques, what type are a good investment, what are over priced now, and how to go about beginning a collection. Following the program a salad luncheon was served. Mrs. Killian was assisted by Paris Jackson, chairman, George Wishat, Daniel Sullivan, Kred Som-mers and James Marine, v' MW MRS. JOHN FEE many activities Mrs.

John Fee Heads PTA Council panled her husband on a business trip to Afghanistan, and while he was attending husiness meetings she made good use of her time visiting the schools. As in a previous trip to Kuwait, the Ministry of Education gave her the VIP treatment and was flattered at her interest in their school system, an interest rarely shown by tourists visiting another country. June, a native Californian, was born in Hollywood, attended Hollywood High School and then went on to UCLA where she was a kindergarten education major. She married John Fee, a consulting civil engineer specializing in hydraulics, as executive vice- president of James M. Montgomery Consulting Engineers Inc.

in Pasadena, The Fees have been Arcadia residents since 1955. June's many other activities include membership in the Church of the Good Shepherd, the Creative Arts Group, Arcadia Branch -of American Association of University Women, and of the Arcadia Chapter, National Assistance League. In addition to all this, June still finds time to practice her favorite hobby, gourmet cooking. SUSAN HURWIT June wedding Susan Hurwit Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs, Sol IJurwlt of East Wistaria Avenue, Arcadia, have announced the engagement of their daughter Susan to Richard Busch-rnann.

He is Ihe son of Warren Busehmann and Mrs.Caroline Busohmann, both of Arcadia. Both Susan and Richard are 1968 graduates of Arcadia High School. She attended and Clark College in Portland, and was graduated from Bryman School in Alhamhra Her fiance will be graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy Ihis June. The couple plan lo be married Ihis June.

i Republican Club Fetes Jane Moline Preceding luncheon given by the executive board honoring Mrs. Douglas F. Moline, outgoing president of the Arcadia Republican Women's Club, Mrs. Bartling P. Anderegg, herself a past president, opened her Ra-mona Road home for a "Friendly Hour." After relaxing and reminiscing around the traditional punch bowl, the group moved on to the Derby where Mrs.

Ralph Covell, junior past president, had made arrangements for the festive affair. Seated at the head table were Mrs, Moline, Mrs, Thomas Portwood, newly elected president, and past presidents, Mmes, George W. Galloway, Ralph Covell, and B. P. Anderegg.

As a memento of her off-Ice, Ihe group presented a wall plaque to Mrs. Moline hearing both the symbol of her office, the and a 'golden' elephant, the emblem of the Grand Old Party, in addition lo Mmes. Moline, Covell, Portwood, Galloway, and Anderegg were Mmes. Milton Creek, Stanton Gayle, John Hoffman, Lee Lurie, Harry Medkiff, John Milam, Laurel Miller, Paul Mitotan, Clayton Stanley, Richard Niver, C. 0.

Porter, and Robert Considine. Others; Mmes. Charles Foy, John Service, Donald Smilh, Robert Whilmore, M. Scavill, Virgil Stevens, Arden Stevens, Robert Wagner, H. R.

SRwtelle, John Wells, and Miss Emma Jacobs. Woman of Year To Be Named By Arcadia BPW Arcadia Business and Professional Women's Cluh dinner meeting Monday night, Jan. 24 will be one of the highlights of the year. Tile rlnVi will (ho Ifllh anniversary of its founding, and the selection for the "Woman of the Year" will be announced by Rosemary Scott, chairman. President Lorraine Wool-ridge will preside at Ihe meeting which will be held at the Derby.

The social hour at :30 will be followed by dinner at 7. For reservations call 446-4037. Considines Have Neiv Granddaughter The Robert Considines are smiling broadly these days and the reason is another little granddaughter, Mol-lie Marie. She is the daughter, of their son and wife, Jim and Sally Considine of San Luis Obispo, wliere she teaches alCa I Poly. Mollie Marie was born Jan.

8 in the Sierra Vista Hospital in Kan Luis Obispo, and she has a two-year-old sister, Katie Anne. Mrs. Considine spent two weeks with the family and is exicited about the new baby. She has dark hair and eyes and Katie is blonde and hhw eyed. AHS Students To Play in Honor Orchestra Marisa Giedt and Sabrina Sercombe, students at Arcadia High School, were selected for the 1971-72 Senior High This orchestra is organized each year by the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association to give tite Best nigh school musicians the opportunity of per-forming in an "all-star" group, and this year's orchestra is one of the best.

The orchestra will rjerform in the Dorothy Chandler Pav-illiDn in the Music Center on Tuesday, Feb. 15 at 8:15 p.m. Tickets are $2 each and may be obtained by writing to SCSS0A, P.O. Box 5522, Pasadena, Calif. 91107.

Valentine Party Planned for Senior Club The Happy Wednesday Senior. Citizens Club is planning a potluck Valentine Party for Wednesday, Feb. 9. All seniors' citizens, age 55 and over, are welcome. The club meets at the Santa Anita Park and Recreation Building at 405 S.

Santa Anita, Arcadia. Members and guests are to bring their own table service, plus a food enough for four people. Parly begins at 16 DIANE MARIE GAEIN March wedding Diane Grein to Be Married in March Diane Marie Grein will be come the bride of Jeffrey Harold Wriedl in ceremonies March Iff al Trinity Lutheran Church, San Gabriel. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Winston R. Brcin of Monte Verde Drive, Arcadia. Her ri-ance's parents ars Mr. and Mrs. Harold G.

Wriedt, of San Uiego. Miss Grein is a graduate or Arcadia High where she was in A Cappela Choir, Thespians. Kiowas and Future Teachers. She also was a member of the Cindy Stri-por, Junior hospilal auxiliary. She attended the University of Redlands and is now a senior at California State Col- Engineering Auxiliary Plans Installation A champagne punch social hour will precede luncheon when members of the Structural Engineers' Auxiliary gather at the Hunllngton-Sheraton Hotel for installation of new officers on Wednesday, Feb.

9. Accepting the president's gavel from Mrs. Donald Hoover Df South San Gabriel will be Mrs. Neil Pallady of Hacienda Heights. Among, committee -jnem-gers chosen'hy' Mrs.

"Pallady are Mrs, Don DeCamp of Arcadia, courtesy chairman, and Mrs. Robert E. Tobin of Arcadia, bridge chairman. lege Los Angeles, majoring in American Studies for an elementary leaching credential. She is a member of Al-phia Delia Chi, a Christian Women's forority.

Mr. Wriedl was just graduated from the University of Kediands ss a political science major. He served as student body treasurer; was a member of llw student council; played on the poccer learn, and ivas elected to Del-TA Kappa, honor fraternity, lie Is working will) lino accounting firm of Eadie and Payne in San Bernardino. New Officers Elected by CC Women Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce elected officers for the coming year at the Jnn. 18 luncheon at the Embers.

Helen Gains presided. Those elected were Dorothea Thomson, president; Barbara Regan, Vice President, program; Ethel Mahew, second vice president, membership; Pal Keltely, recording secretary; Camela Moretti, corresponding secretary; and Roseniary Scolt will be treasurer for the second term. Installation will be at the Ramada Jnn wilh Ed Sullivan as installing officer. Donna Schroedcr will be chairman Df the day. HONOR AWARD Cynthia Ivnr Ml) and I'sa Wolff will receive Ihe Good Citizenship Award from Ihe Santa Anila Chapter of Ihe Daughters of Ihe American Revolution al Ihe February meeting lo he hefd al the home of Mrs.

Herhert Anderson. D.A.R. Presents Citizenship Award Members of Santa Anita Chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution announce two D.A.R, Award recipients for 1971-72. Two high schools in Arcadia, one public, Arcadia, and one private, Maranatha, are Ihe participating schools. Lisa Wolff, fhe daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Carl Wolff of 34(1 Arbolada, Arcadia, is the Arcadia High School D.A.R.

Good Citizen. She is a Gold Seal Graduate, a National Merit Award Scholarship Semi-Finalist and Ihe recipient of the Bank of America Award far Fine Arts. She is a member of Klowas (honorary Senior Girl's Service Club) and Chanfeurs (Arcadia High School's outstanding Choral group), Lisa has also been a member of Ihe Junior Ex-changclte Club and the California Scholarship Federation for Ihreo years and has been active in outside of school activities. Cynlhia Lunn, Ihe daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Lunn of 5316 1-a Madera, El Monte is the Award recipient from Maranalha High School, She has been an Alpha Society Honor Club member for four years and the president for one semester. Homecoming Princess and Choir accompanist. Cynlhia has also been Junior president of Ihe Student Council and the Senior representative. Outside activities include Solo performances at the Sheriff's Benefit and piano concerts al the Library. Lisa and Cyntliia and their mothers will bs entertained at (he February meeting of Sanla Anila Chapter D.A.R.

lo be held at the home of Mrs. Herbert D. Anderson of Arcadia. At that time the D.A.R. Good Citizen Awards will be presented to the girls.

IJsa will be the 17th Arcadia High School winner and Cynthia will be the first from Maranatha High School as it has just entered the progTam this year. The D.A.R. Good Citizen Award is presented to an outstanding senior girl who has been chosen by senior girl classmates and the faculty on the basis of the following qualities, dependability, service, leadership and patriot-Ism..