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SEPTEMBER 1, 1937PART II.fl WEDNESDAY MORNING. SOUTHLAND DEB SUGAR AND SPICE New Slip Covers Give Key to Smart Color Scheme BY ALMA WHITAKER Nancy Hatch Betrothed Santa Barbara Deb to Wed in Spring State. Chief Will Talk to Chapter U.D.C. Members to Inaugurate Make a slip cover for yourones in green and beige; for an- The incomparable P. G.

Wode- picture industry. Over a cup of Honors Paid Saturday's Bride Miss Church to Wed on Parents' Silver Anniversary other a beige cover welted in sofa and build a refreshing new color scheme around it. house says he is quite petrified at the idea of appearing at a Complicated? Not a -bit For the sofa starts with a multi-col public meeting and is incapable Announcement is made of the ored fabric like chintz or print' of making a speech. So today the International Mark Twain ed linen. Use colors from its de Season With Luncheon sign to slip your chairs.

Try a terra cotta material with Society will bestow its honors I engagement of Miss Nancy Hatch, daughter of Mrs. Samuel Grantham Hatch of Santa Barbara, to William Kelso Russum, son of Mr. and Mrs. OI in Lansing Russum of Boston and San tea in his garden, he sighed that he had been on the pay roll at $2000 a week for a year and not done a lick of work for it. The checks hung heavy on his conscience.

The story went around the world, studio financiers took note, and "reorganization" thundered in. Cruiser Requires Bridge Builder Great excitement on Las Pal-mas avenue Sunday, when the twenty -four-foot cabin cruiser design in beige and brown. For upon him in own canyon home. Edward Carroll Sibley, green. With a sofa in bottle green, a smart choice is self-figured beige for one chair; a dusty rose, nar rowly striped in beige, for another.

Fitting a trim sofa cover la easy if you pin on material before cutting. Remember to center fabric design on each seat cushion and each division of back. Our thirty-two-page booklet, "How to Make Slip Covers," gives diagrams, step-by-step directions for all kinds of slip cov John H. Reagan Chapter, one chair, select plain terra cotta United Daughters of the Confed stripes alternating with figured Miss Elizabeth May Church will become the bride-of Rollin Lee McNitt, on Saturday afternoon at the home of het vice-president, will present the medal, inscribed G. Wode- ta Barbara.

eracy, will begin tne tan season Miss Hatch is a graduate of house, Modern Terence," after a cosy lunch with the author. today noon at a luncheon in the Rosslyn. Mrs. Ezra Scattergood, The original plan was to got Oakland Man Weds Angeleno Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Arcularius State president, will discuss "The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mel- ville Church, who will celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding an the Santa Barbara Girls' School and Is a member-of the Junior League and the Spinsters. She is a sister of Mrs. William Hayward and niece of Mrs.

Ern Wodehouse to the John O'Lon- don Club and perform the cere which Vesey O'Davoren had been ers. New materials, colors, styles. Life of Admiral Raphael Sem-mes." M4ss Snow Anna Ward, president, will receive visiting mony in style, but these shy est O. McCormick of San Fran announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Lisetta Arcular cisco, and Charles Henry of daughters. men do ball things up; He now shares glory with Oliver Wendell Holmes, Mussolini, President Roosevelt, Marconi, Gen.

Pershing, W. Jacobs and niversary on the same day. The bride has been the center of round of prenuptial parties. Tomorrow Mrs. Jack Smale will give a swimming party and barbecue supper at her home in Manhattan Beach com Send 10 cents (coin preferred) for your copy of The Times Home Service Bureau, 202 West First street.

Los Angeles. CI. Write, plainly name and address. Please allow seven days for delivery. ius, to Mervin Vater of Oakland in the Wee, Kirk o' the-Heather.

Mrs. A. Leslie Vater of Modesto Cincinnati. Mr. Russum is the grandson of the late Henry Pat-ton of New York.

Open House building for more than a year in his back yard was moved to San Pedro. They had to build a bridge to- get it, out and it took about seven hours. He has built smaller boats before, which have captured trophies. Vesey is a direct descendant of England's Duke of Wellington, and his wife is the clever portrait was matron of honor and Miss to Be Celebrated The wedding will take place in Stephen Leacock. Georgia Arcularius maid of the spring.

In the meantime, besides draw Open house all day will be Garden Tea Complimenting members of the plimentary to Miss Church and A. Leslie Vater served his ing a nice tat stipend lor Avnt-ing screen plays here, Wodehouse has just sold a story he wrote twenty years ago to an brother as best man and ushers Women's Auxiliary of the Opto- painter, Ivy de Verley. They will attend the Commo metric Association, Mrs. William From Alabama Mr. and Mrs.

Donald M. Baker are entertaining house guests, Misses Margaret and Evelyn Cul-verhouse of Birmingham, Ala. M. Ketchum entertained at tea other studio! dore's Cruise at the Isthmus on were William Parcher and Henry Smith. Mr.

Vater and his bride are graduates of the University of California. A few years ago P. G. Wode Friday in the gardens of her Catalina Island this week, event house and I revolutionized the Pasadena home. de luxe of the yachting brigade.

celebrated by Exposition Park Women's Club tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Lillian M. Margoze-witz. Mrs. Hattie Von Bergen, president, will conduct executive board meeting at 11 a.m., followed by dessert-bridge at noon.

Hostesses are Mmes. Von Bergen, Margozewitz, Alice S. Knapp, Ruth H. Feigley, Beatrice Chambers, Alice Bridjette, C. B.

Walker and Margaret Wisdom, ways and means chairman. Miss Ruth II. Feigley will continue as Mr. McNitt. On Monday Mrs.

Earl Crokett (Margaret Johnson) gave a miscellaneous shower and tea at the home of her mother, Mrs. William A. Johnson, in honor of Miss Church. Following the wedding rehearsal Friday evening, Mrs. Church will entertain at a supper party at her home on Milan avenue.

Miss Church attended Pomona College and was graduated from Stanford University in June. Mr. McNitt, also a Stanford graduate, belongs to Kappa Sigma press chairman. and Phi Delta Phi. Virginia Vosburg Plans Wedding Within Month Miss Virginia Slauson Vosburg, daughter of Mrs.

Elizabeth I 0 Clubdom Today McMechen Vosburg of Pasadena, 1 I 1 sis and Paul Hatfield Marston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Marston of Pasadena, whose engagement was announced in April of last year, made application A deb from the Southland who has been seeing the sights of Honolulu and San Francisco is Miss Mary Easton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Easton.

She is seen here on her way to dine at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel in the Bay City. Council Thrift Shop Benefit tea and lecture at the home of Mrs. Morris Harris, Fremont Square. Los Angeles Garden Club Lecture at 10:30, 3DS0 Menlo avenue. McKinlcy Home Auxiliary Dessert bridge at 12:30 at the home of Mrs.

A. L. McGue, 1809 for a marriage license yesterday. According to Miss Vosburg they may be married within a month, although definite plans have not been made. "We applied just in case," added Miss Vosburg.

Miss Vosburg is a graduate of Westridge School and attended Mills College. Mr. Marston is ai rv 1 Winona avenue. John If. Reagan Chapter, V.

ISon Arrives Luncheon-meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Park Rosslyn Hotel. Griffin (Josephine Joplin) are Mary Ann Spencer Tent So. receiving congratulations over 29 Regular meeting at 1, Fa-1 the arrival of a son who will be triotic Hall.

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