The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 166

LOUISE METEER Harmonica Virtuoso to Perform NEWPORT BEACH Silver Wedding Date Observed Wttjfcl AND 18 SEPT. 27, 1959 Tommy Morgan and hia "ZT. harmonica will be featured gpgflngelWamrt at a noon lunche0n meeting of the Ebell Club Thursday at the Ebell Clubhouse. Mrs. Stanley D.

Statia, program said Morgan has appeared on major television shows in this country and made command performances for the Shah of Iran and President Syngman Rhee of Korea. Morgan presently is I studying music at the Uni- I versity of California. ENGAGEMENTS Lee-Williams FULLERTON The -aledictorian of a Fullerton High School class, Valerie E. Williams, and the student body president, William L. Lee, are planning to marry Dec.

21, according to Mrs. Philip R. Williams, Fullerton, mother of the bride-elect. The young people have been attending Stanford Univerity since their graduation here. Lee is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Y. C. Lee of La Habra. The couple plan to honeymoon In Hawaii and make their home in Palo Alto.

Anderson-Mair FULLERTON Mrs. Leona Mair, 1156 Valencia announces the engagement of her daugh-. ter, Jean Gilmour Mair, to-Lt. (j Walter Ivan Anderson of Chicago, 111., who is serving with the Naval Civil Engineering Corps at El Toro. Miss Mair, high school class valedictorian at Random Lake, was graduated from Spencerian Business College at Milwaukee, in 1956.

Her fiance is a 1956 graduate of Illinois Institute of Technology. The wedding is Elanned for Nov. 1 in First lUtheran Church here. ENGAGEMENT of Shar-on Adele Stolz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Charles Stolz, Newport to Dr. Billy Slack Adamson, Dallas, wa announced recently. Couple will be wed in October, Kwt photo Civic Club Sponsors 8-Week Charm Class GARDEN GROVE A new eight week course in charm wil be sponsored by the mannequins section of the Woman's Civic Club, starting at 8 p.m. Wednesday at 9678 Chapman Ave. Mrs.

Charles C. Evans will be instructor. Mrs. Merle Heaney, 10341 Orangewood is accepting FAMILY AFFAIR Trie Edward Smith family takes a spin in their boat at Catalina where the Lido Isle couple and their daughter Joyce conducted an all-boat ing camp for youngsters during the past summer season at the island. BALBOAN REPRESENTS COUNTY AT CONVENTION 1P1UWJ3 HOODS and THf CAHIt SCREENS .1 OR LOXG VAISTED COMPLETE APPARa FOR TALI CIRLS ORANG1 COUNTY'S only TALL thop Wendy's TALL FASHIONS 323 N.

Broadway, S.A. KI-2-5036 ARNOLD E. HOWARD'S fl IMPORTED MB Mickle entertained with not one but two gay Mexican motif luncheons at her Lido Nord waterfront home. The spicy repast was served on the terrace over-looking the bay and brought together Newport friends who had just returned from a summer away from the wonderful harbor area. The first luncheon was given Sept 16.

Among guests were Helen (Mi's. Bert) Coffey; Dorothy (Mrs. George) Yardley; Ginny, (Mrs. Art) Williams, Sally (Mrs. Harvey) Somers, Lelia (Mrs.

Jack) Scruggs, and Jane (Mrs. Howard) Lawson. Co-hostess with Betty Mickle for her luncheon early this week was Aileen (Mrs. Walter) Elliott. Lagunans on Vacation at Near, Far Points The hither and yon department seems mostly concerned with those lucky ones who live in Laguna yet manage to leave its scenic beauty for travel to places far and near.

Portland, tempted Mr. and Mrs. Barney Sie-monsma, who stopped en route at Sacramento to admire sights at the State Fair. Elmer Brown, that traveling man, just returned from South Pacific shores. Pat and Bill Miller no sooner settled in their beautiful new Emerald Bay home than they locked its doors for a trip on wings to Hawaii.

This is a pleasure trip for the Millers, but not in the usual sense of the word. The pleasure comes from inspecting property they bought and planning a new home in our newest state, where someday they may reside permanently. A few nights before they left they were entertained by an intimate group of friends at a Hawaiian buffet supper poolside at the home of John Nelson and Eve Hurtt. Laguna Also Offers Some Romantic News From the Laguna home front comes romantic news. It seems that Donald Martin Gustafson of Los Angeles will wed lovely Ann Morris Campbell, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. a Hays Morris of Balboa, Oct. 17 in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. Yes, this does have something to do with Laguna, for the bridegroom's grandmother is Mrs.

Wilber M. Pearce of the coastal city. Ropers Greet Guests at Corona del Mar Mrs. Robert Roper of Driftwood, Corona del Mar, delightedly welcomed her sister, Mrs. Albert Holmes, from Bowen, 111.

Also a visitor was her brother, R. A. Veach, who recently moved from Beverly Hills to Santa Ana. Beautifully dressed in silver lame in a fashion of her own designing, Dorothy O'Hara was a lovely Mrs. H.

J. Lunney for the recent celebration of their 25th wedding anniversary arranged by her husband. Hank, as he is best known in the Newport Harbor area, displayed those unusual talents of his own, which have included much of the management of his wife's fabulous career, in planning the cocktail-buffet for 75 guests. The beautiful Lido Isle home of Lunneys is tropical-modern in design. This attractive setting was further enhanced with white and silver flower arrangements.

A seven-tiered white wedding cake and champagne were highlights of the evening, following the buffet supper. Among guests were Marian and Burr Maple of Lido Isle, who doubtlessly looked upon a mere 25 years of marital bliss with indulgence, since they celebrated their own 30th wedding anniversary a few days later with a trip to Palm Springs. Among other guests were Helen and Harry Kelso, Allison and Dick Loveland, Roberta Jane and Willis Hunt, Catherine and George Buccola, Amelia and Marty Lockney, and Ginny Smith, assisting with party affairs in 'smooth fashion. Ed, it should be mentioned, was still at the Smiths' Catalina Marineros Camp Smiths Survive Rigors of Summer Camp The story of Ed and Ginny Smith and their daughter, Joyce, their Ma-rinos Camp and Totoa, the Pekingese who shared mascot honors with two goats, is one that should be written between the covers of a best "do-it-yourself" seller. Ginny's recipe for a hap py summer is a mixture of small boys, boats, lost tooth brushes, misty-eyed parents and college boy counselors who sometimes take more looking after than their young charges! Anyway, twas a happy ending for the camp, or a to-be continued in next summer as the Smiths closed Catalina Marineros and returned to their Lido Isle home.

Last week end, however, they entertained at their. Fourth of July home on the island (that's the name of the Their guests were Sophia and Doug Disney. A motor trip to Wrig-ley Ranch, El Rancho Es- condido, included a horse show. The Disneyg sailed to Catalina aboard their pic turesque condordia Yawl, Vetsera, all red-hulled with white accents. The Smiths are planning a series of beach parties this fall at their new Catalina cove.

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