Arcadia Tribune from Arcadia, California • Page 20

WASHINGTON, HERE WE COME! Members of th. For Republican women, this Is the "Year of Conventions." Ssvsn members represented the local federated dub at the National Convention held in Washington, D.C.. Sept. 25-27. Mrs.

Ralph Covell, presideul, beaded the contingent with Douglas Moiine, first vice president, as her altei-nate. Other members flying to the nation's capitolwere; Mines. Bartling P. Anderegg, junior past president; Parmer Ickes, Dewey Manning and Edward Sullivan. In addition to business sessions, tours to points of interest were arranged and a visit lo the White House were enjoyed.

It was also possible to sit in on congressional committee meetings. Some 35 members attended the lfith Biennial Convention nf Republican women held recently at the Anaheim Convention Center. Two thmisand two hundred sixty-nine was the final tally lor registration at the conclave of 3DB clubs with a membership of more than 55 thousand. The Hon. Ronald Reagan, Governor of California, was the banquet speaker.

Mrs. Reagan was given a life membership in the federation. Highlight for the Arcadians Camino Grove FT A Board Has First Meeting Mrs. Gary Morrison, presi- dent, held the first meeting ol the Camino Crove PTA executive board hi the Youth Center. Committee reports were presented and plans for the coming year's activities were discussed.

It was announced that the carnival with its theme "California's Golden Days" will be held on Oct. 17 from 4 to 9 p.m. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Gerard Nash and Mrs. James Thornton.

Ar- codio Republican Women's Club ore the way to th oirpott board the plane for Washington end Ihe 1h national convention of Republican Women. The group, Arcadia Republican Club Given Diamond Award at State Event was the acceptance of the Diamond Award by president, Mrs. Ralph Covell. This is the top award bestowed by the National Federation for noteworthy achievements sponsor- ing of a youth organization, public relations activity, study of the state and U.S. 'increase in membership, special non-political community service, voter registration, and fund raising projecls.

Other upcoming conventions are the Southern Division on Oct. 15; Western States' Republican Conference in Ha- waii in November, and the Los Angeles County Federation Convention on Dec. 3. Crib Chatter Methodist Hospital Hirsch, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph, 2301 Palm Circle, hoy, Sept. 14. Lopez, Mr. and Mis. Ernest 335 Naomi girl, Sept.

K. Mr. and Mrs. Michael, 1101 El Sur, boy, Sept. 15.

Joncich, and Mrs. Michael. 331 California, boy, Sept. 17. Bramstedt, Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne, 962S Camino Real, hoy, Sept. IS. McManus, Mr. and Mrs.

Michael, 1152 Arcadia girl, Sept. 0. Schorr, Mr. and Mrs. Paul, 747 W.

Longden boy, Sept. 10. 'Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe, 1053 Loganrita boy, Sept.

10. Urban, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred, 727 Longden boy, Sept. 11. Kane, Mr, and Mrs.

Anthony, 9722 Camino girl, Sept, 13. Community Hmpifal, San Gabriel Lazaller, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 9523 Camino Real, boy, bept, 1.1. Menu a riding in the Mercedes of Mrs- Herbert Sawlelle, ore: Mraes.

Dewey Manning (left), Bartling Andcregg, Ralph Covell, president, and Douglas Moiine. Mrs. Parmer Ickes is seated in front. MARY ELIZABETH CLAUSEN wedding dale set Mary Clausen to Be Married Next June Miss Mary Elizabeth Clausen and Richard William Wagner have set next June 13 as their wedding day. The engagement has been announced by Iter parents, Mr.

and Peer Clausen of South Eighth Avenue, Arcadia. Mr. Wagner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M.

R. Wagner of Solana Beach. The betrothal news was disclosed to a group of 20 relatives and friends at a dinner party held at the Fallbrook home of the bride-elect's brother, Peer Clausen. Decorations for the occasion, including the engagement cake and flower arrangements, were carried out in the colors of pink and Drange. Miss Clausen is a graduate of Arcadia High School and is a sophomore at San Diego Stale College.

Her fiance is a senior at San Diego State. He was grad uated from high school in Delaware aud from Palomar College in San Diego. Goldwater To Address GOP Women Sen. Barry M. Goldwater Arizona, will he keynote speaker during the afternoon session of the CFRW, Southern Division Convention, Wednesday, Oct.

15, at the Anaheim Convention Center. Members of the Federated Republican Women's Clubs in the Southern California area who have not made reservations for 1 and guests, may do so immediately by writing to the convention luncheon reservation chairman, Mis. Harold Hare. 1785 Campus Road, Los Angeles, 90041. The luncheons are 55 each, including tax and lip.

233 I. HUNTINGTON MCADIA 447-2430 1262 VTi r.QAO, COSTA MESA 17141 546-8390 mm mum AND LEATHER SHOP 9604 Las Tunas Drive, City, CHARGE ACCOUNTS Miss Mason Becomes Mrs. William Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Parker Riddle (the former Nancy Louise Mason) are now at home in San Pedro following a honeymoon trip to San Diego.

The couple were married in a garden ceremony the Arcadia home of the bride's parents, -Mr, and Mrs. George Henrv Mason. The Rev, Charles Wain-wright Riddle, father of the bridegroom, performed the nuptial service, fie and Mrs. Riddle came from Kentucky lor the wedding. Also here from out-of-town were Dorothy and Patricia Riddle, sisters of the bridegroom, from Virginia and Texas, respectively.

A reception and buffet dinner followed the ceremony. The new Mrs. Riddle has a B.A, degree from California Slate College at Long Beach and is returning this fail to begin work on a master's degree, She is a graduate of Arcadia High School. Mr. 'Riddle attended Swarth-niore College in Pennsylvania and was graduated from Pomona College in California.

He was awarded a fellowship at Pittsburgh University to begin work in 1970 on a doctorate in anthropology. Girls League Helping With 'White Cane' More than til) members of the Arcadia High School Girls League are assisting the Arcadia Lions Club in the annual White Cane Days campaign. Oct. 3-4, Chairman Phil reported today. As in the past, thess girls will help solicit funds for tho drive to assist the blind and partially sighted, and will be stationed throughout the city on Saturday, Out.

4. All money raised in this an-nual campaign is spent local- iy. An orientation meeting for the girls is being conducted by the Lions at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 1, in the Little Theater of the high school.

GEORGE LAURENCE SMITH Julie Boyd Julie Boyd Says Wedding Vows Julie Kathleen Boyd; daugh- groom's sister, wf ter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert I. ot the guest book. i charge Boyd of Arcadia and Gregory The 1 weds honey-Lawrence Smith, son of Mr.

mooned in Carmel and San and 'Mrs. Jack V. Smith of Francisco and are now at Puehlo, exchanged their home in Boulder, where vows Aug. 22 in St, Luke's juue a sophomore at the Episcopal Church, Monrovia University of Colorado. She with the Rev.

William W. Graduated from Arcadia High Robinson performing the dou- school. Her bridegroom is a He-ring ceremony. senior at the university and Given in by her plans to attend law school, lather, Julie wore an empire- style wedding sown witii embroidered lace daisies at the neckline and outlining the detachable train. She wore her sister's wedding veil which was held ir.

place with a headpiece of fresh daisies, and carried an arm bouquet of enrnaiions. Her attendants also wore Orchestra Group Plans Sunday Event Casa de Las Fuentes, lovely nnums in skv home of Mr. and Mrs. Jorge ciinrt'clpoups Thev Ramirez at 18 Woodlyn Lane, -vie yellow daisies in their Braduury, will he the setting yeliow-daisii Julie's attendants included; Lynn Butterworth, Arcadia, maid of honor; her sister, Carol f.Wrs. Robert Boag), matron of honor; and her sis- 'La Mora de Oto," champagne party to be given by the San Gabriel Valley Philharmonic Artists Association Sunday.

Oct. 12 at five. The Ramirez hacienda has been pictured in the Los An- ter-in-Iaw, Jan (Mrs, Robert gelcs Times Home Magazine Rnvd. Jr.t: the bridegroom's and is scheduled to be tea- sister, Susan Smith, and Judy tnred again in the near future, Wegertiauer, Arcadia were The affair has a three-fold bridesmaids. purpose: To eammemmorate Julie will have something the golden anniversary of the special to remember of her Los Angeles Philharmonic Or- wedding day, she made her Nostra, to we came new board wedding gown and the dresses members to the organization of the attendants.

focus attention on the Carl Berger, Cincinnati, coming Pasadena concert sea- Ohio was best man. Guests son. were seated by the bride's Mrs. John Morse is chair-brothers, George and Robert man of the. event and mem-Boyd, Jr.

Robert Cares, Mon- hers of her committee are roe, unnsiopner smiui, lmhio v-cimi, bridegroom's brother and Joel Burstein, Pueblo. Lorell Butterwarlh was the flower girl and William Boyd, the hride's young brother, carried the rings. A champagne and buffet reception followed at the home of the bride's parents where Reynolds, Mrs. Robert Bacon, Mr. and Mrs.

Joachim Radzat. Mrs. Charles Reed, Mrs. Neal Gobar, Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Nutt, Miss Ruth Cunningham and Miss Anne Spellicy. Mrs. Marie Olsen is president of the San Gabriel Valley Mrs. Boyd received in a blue Philharmonic Artists Associa- silk sleeveless dress. Mrs.

Smith was in pink alasdne with a beaded neckline. Jacqueline Smith, the bride- the newest affiliate of the Southern California Symphony, Hollywood Bowl Association, Roy Rogers Apple Valley Inn CALL 445-1 138 MRS. JAMES DANIEL BENTZ 5usan Dean Jennings The bridegroom is Ihe son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Vtllz of Hanford and is a student ,1 College of the Sequoias In Visalia, majoring in park management.

He attended Hanford High School and served for four years in the U.S. Navy. Attendants Miss Lisa Hansen, high school friend and former col-Inge ronmate nf the bride, was maid of honor. Mrs. Kcntt Smith, also a high school John Holland officiated at the evening nuptials and Stuart Henderson was soloist.

reception iollnvrrl Susan Jennings Married in Chapel Miss Susan Dean Jennings sleeves of silk organza, cuffed' and James Daniel Rentz were with lace, and a long organza married in thn chapel ol train. A matching lace cap Methodist Church of the Good held her shoulder length veil Shepherd and are living in Visalia following their wedding trip to -Santa Barbara, Morra Bay, Cedar Grove and Kings Canyon National Park. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holly Jennings ot Hugo Ttcid Drive, Ar cadia, was graduated this til lime net and carried nosc- summer from University of gays nf miniature pink roses, California at Santa Barbara, sweetpeas and baby hrealli, where she was a home eco- with leaves and streamers of nomicR major.

attended lime green! elementary and ntgn sclioo in Arcadia. md she carried an old fash ioned nosegay of white roses, baby breath and stuck. Attendants were in lime green dresses with ruffled necklines and azalea colored bells. They ware bouffant hats Mrs, Jennings was In a pink sheath with matching accessories and a large pink organdy hat. Mrs.

Bentz chose a sheath outfit of nils Both mothers wore corsages-of deep pink ruses. Guests coming from out-of-town were Mrs. Sarah O'Boyle of Palo Alto, grandmother of the bridegroom Mr. and Mrs. John O'Boyle, Palo Alto; Mr.

and Mrs. John Bentv: of Lemon Grove. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Bentz of Val-lejo, and MrE. Bertha Craw-ford from Long Beach- friend, served as bridesmaid.

David -Bentz was his broth- frencll ClaSS er's best man and ushers were Scott Smith of Pasadena Opeil and John Lounsherrv of Royal Oaks, Mich. Space is still available in Intermediate French classes at Pasadena High, 7 to 9:30 p.m. Second semes- ter, Kanm 2Ub jl, Mondays; San Marina Room ol the Hun- French-Fourth Semester, tington Sheraton Hotel. Room Tuesdays. Mrs.

Yvonne J. Harris, in- bedding sta(es emph'aEis Susan, given In marriage by will he placed on a review nf her father, wore Emma grammar and conversation. Domb's Edwardian gnwn Registration is in the class-fashioned with Venise lace room and there is no tuition bodice, full skirt, houffant fee. CAREN LEE PATRICK Mr. ond Mrs, Milton Lawrence Patrick have announced the engagement of Iheir daughter Coren Ice to Williom John Pauley son of tho William Pauleys of South Tenth Avenue, Arcadia, Wedding plans arc being made for ncxl May.

Caren is a 1968 graduate of San Marino High School ond is a slu-denl al Posodena City College, Her fionce will bs graduated from PCC in February ond is on alumnus of Arcadia High School..