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Assistance Leaguers CHATTERBOX 1 Tea Sponsor can be transferred to the piano, but to no other one instrument. So take away junior's flute, mamma, and sit him in front of the baby grand. As to the guests: There was pert, vivacious Juanita Waggoner Elliott, chatting with blond Edith and "Boomtown" Hav-enstrite's magnificent Bel-Air manse was the tea-time setting Tuesday of the Joine Alderman Salon and Junior Philharmonic group of the Los Angeles Symphony Association. The pieces de resistance were the two honor guests: Maestro Bruno Walter and the eminent conductor, Dr. George Szell.

After the pep talk given by beloved Mrs. Leila nd Atherton Irish, there should be no trouble getting new members for the Symphony Association. Data to date: They're out to PAGE 8 SEPT. 19, 1940 PART II "is Gracious Mrs. Queen Boardman, who originally built the house the Havenstrites occupy, and lived in it with seven servants for five years, and who once owned most of what is now our Sunset Strip Attractive Laura Dillon in a gay red turban and a colorful striped sport skirt and, Cultured Mrs.

L. H. Dainger-field who is as interested in the welfare of the Philharmonic as her noted husband is in meteorology. RANDOM THOUGHTS: Mrs. Ludvic Bremner (the former Harriet Andrews) was operated on at the Good Samaritan Tuesday.

She'll be there a fortnight. Man-about-New York Chuck Hornburg, who left for his native village Tuesday eve, plans to return to our fair city within six weeks permanently. Which is happy news for local glamour gals. The Englishman who caused all feminine head-turning at the Beverly Derby the other noon was Arthur SIatterr, friend of the Countess of Jersey. Attractive, eh what? raise $125,000 by Oct.

15 (so as not to interfere with the Community Chest drive) They got Martin-Clark Rites Solemnized in Garden Sister Serves as Maid of Honor, With Bridegroom's Brother as Best Man BY CHRISTY FOX In- a simple garden ceremony yesterday afternoon, Miss Constance Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Payson Clark of St. James Park, became the bride of John Laurie Martin, son of Varick Dey Martin of Pasadena. Only members of the family and a few intimate friends attended.

Rev. George Davidson of St. John's Episcopal Church officiated. The bride was gowned in a white marquisette model fashioned period style with an old rose-point lace collar and tiny buttons down the front of the bodice. She wore a finger-tip tulle veil trimmed with rose point and held in place by a tiny tulle square caught in her hair.

The bridal bouquet was an old-fashioned one of stephanotis. Miss Joan Clark was her sister's maid of honor and only attendant in a sky-blue marquisette frock and large-brimmed picture hat to match. She carried blue delphinium. Final plans were made this week at the Assistance Leagu for the garden tea and fashion show to be sponsored next Thursday at the Beverly Hills home of Mrs. Jay Paley by mem.

bers of the Bib and Tuckers of the Assistance League. Mrs, Lou Anger arid Mrs. Lloyd Green, cochairmen, have asked the following members to serve on the hostess committee, Mmes. Jackson Boyd, John F. Christiansen, Thomas Case, E.

Dunk, Crosland Fee, A. J. Gold-water, Galen Goodson, E. S. Har.

rington, Milton Krug, Thilip Fred Mendenhall, Maurice Samut, Wyman Reynolds, Norman Raine, Gurn Stout, R. Von Cleff, W. H. Waterbury, H. C.

Witwer, Misses Effie Anderson and Marie T. Walsh. In charge of tea arrangements is Witwer and her committee, including Mmes. William Og-den Adams, Henry Willetts, Charles Prince, William Callo-wayt Lawrence Barnett, Kenneth Blake, David Richard Dyas, Misses Betty and Virginia Bird, Hermine McCormick, Freda Kis-kaddon and Maurthia FriedWg. er.

In chargeof ushers is Mrs. Waterbury, assisted by Mmes. Ralph S. Possinger, Stanley Chambers, Floyd Jolley, Robert Hanson, Robert Knight, Misses Barbara Bury, Gale Goodson, Evelyn Do-herty, -Margaret Kersten, Katherine Pease. Betty Curry, Arnita Wallace, Winifred Robinson and Ludee Harrington.

4 4 off to a flying start by a single rft of $15,000 (we can't mention the name of the donor, but it is a woman whose heart and face are full of song. You know her Additional gifts have swelled the total to $.19,723. Now it's up to YOU (and may we add the happy note that there will he 600 new Philharmonic balcony seats! No more of that leaning over-backwards-looking-at-the-stars business.) Dr. Szell gave a short talk on his experiences in Glasgow and Australia. Said that in Glasgow there were 12 to 16 children's concerts given within a 13-week engagement of the orchestra.

He has great humor and when asked how he happened to start conducting, laughingly remarked that he was too lazy to practice the piano! Thought that doing something with a little stick would be easy. But he learned his mistake later on. Maestro Walter like Dr. Szell started his musical life by play Mrs. Dodge Dunning Barbara Wollcott and Virginia (Mrs.

Dodge) Dunning Mrs. Mark Finley president of the Junior Philharmonic group Mrs, Russell Newling very chic in a navy and light blue plaid Mrs. Whitney Williams and Mrs. George Elkins knitting for dear life Mrs. John de Mille and Lois Wilson Mary Wurdeman, home from a cross-country tour, plus a run up to Oregon Helen Wood and Grace Salvatore Hope Stagliano, prettier than ever in all gray with silver fox Mrs.

Frank Baker of fhe deep tan and lovely "pedal PYtromitips" Rpttv T.ichtr Angelenos Pass Time at Laguna Recent vacationists at the Laguna Shores Hotel in Laguna Beach have included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coe and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hite of Los Angeles.

Also vacationing there have been Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Klinger and Mr.

and Mrs. Worth Hill-man. Among the recent arrivals have been Mr. and Mrs. George Ryall of Los Angeles and Misses Gertrude Wood and Vesta Fitz-simmons of South Pasadena.

Varirk Dev Martin Jr. Martin Jr. se FALL BRIDE Mrs. John Laurie Martin former Constance Clark, whose marriage took place yesterday afternoon in the gardens of her parents' home in St. James Park.

The young couple are on a motor honeymoon trip and will return to make their home here. b.iii-vi photo js his brother's best man, N.Y., comes word of two Jl'Vard Martin, another brother! local debs who entered the Jun- lor college tins season as -heied. Other ushers were Miss Katherine Red field, daugh Miss Katherine Pat Richards, "Willie" Harrell ing the piano. According to him Peorians Brawley, is a Delta Gamma from Stanford. Miss Ford and Miss Monnette it is the finest instrument for a who recently completed a beauti- child to play because a-M music ful home, at Toluca Lake were at westiake at me same Feted at Tea time and will be leaving soon for daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Wilson Redfield of Pasadena, and Miss Sheila McLaglen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor McLaglen of Fairhaven, La Canada, answered the roll call yesterday at the first day of school. college.

Mis.s Monnette is a stu Henry Eversole and Dr. William Clark was attired in a pj-ivMue gown and matching cbspeau. Uw a motor honeymoon to undisclosed destination, Mr. ni-f Mrs. Martin will be at home in Los Angeles.

Th bride attended Katharine School and the Garland hooi in Boston. Mr, Martin was 1'iaduated from Stanford dent at Bryn Mawr. Eastern Visitors Guests at the dinner-dance were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wittenberg, Mis.s Ann Beech, Miss Jane Thornton, Mlss Virginia Blue.

Messrs. John Rathmell, Douglas Larrabee, James Palmer, C. Fred Breer and Berny Byrnes. Harvard Law School. a The Virginia Country Club was the setting of an outstanding tea given yesterday by -Mrs.

D. D. Dunlap of Long Beach. Seventy-five friends were bidden to honor Mrs. W.

H. Luellin and her daughters Doris and Jettlee of Peoria, 111., who leave this Friday to make their home in Honolulu. Mrs. Fritz G. Rosster who is spending several weeks with Mrs.

Dunlap also an honoree. Assisting the hostess during the afternoon were Mmes. Joseph Ball, Douglas Graham, Lynn Hossom, Norise Nesmith TODAY Koska New York tmestine Arrives in Entertained Here About town Weynioulh Mur-rell, just back from the islands, was host to the Tom Murrells, the Hal Crouchs and daughter, Carolyn Crouch of Tulsa, the other evening at a dinner in his home and later to the Ice Follies Helen Monnette Honors Schoolmate More about town Miss Helen Ford's 21st birthday anniversary Wedding of Elizabeth Jane Helms and Alphonzo E. Bell Jr. in Wilshire Methodist Church.

Mrs. Charles Graham Baker of Encino entertaining with a long or shori, die dinner dress MUs Ernestine Koska, daughter of Mrs. M. C. Koska and niece Mr.

and Mrs. Edward A. Dickson, has arrived in Ner York a visit in Ohio, where in in the wedding party of Mis Rwena Burton's marriage. After spending some time in xv tern city she will con- luncheon at the Ambassador. T7- -i D- 'J ana jjarreu ieignoois.

r-ouring VlSlt niVerSlde a ttpaiitifnlv decorated tea was the occasion for a dinner-dance at Giro's given bv Miss Mr, and Mrs. E. S. Mohler of table were Mmee. Don Berry, 1 Los Angeles have been staying John Brooks, Jona Jones Jr.

and Helen Hull Monnette Tuesday evening. Miss Ford, who is of at the Mission Inn in Riverside. 'Mrs. Phil Swaffield. ron vcnrjSEn set festiviteis the pace of life in town has reversed fashfon tradi am.

DV(? to Ft. Bragg, North Carolina, ir. be the house guest of and Mrs. Samuel Eaton i Patricia Wash,) who were mar-i here recently. Another popular young traveler is to be Miss Cornelia Hayes, riai-ghter of Mrs.

Frederick El-cy Treat, who leaves the first nf next, week to enter Farming-ton School in Farmington, Cu Hackstaiis Arrange Party Norman James Hackstaff and Miss Katherine Hackstaff are to he rohostesses at a luncheon -piip hit tions! the short dinner dress has taken on new formality, the long dinner dress is gracefully casual, a new fashion evolution evident in our younger set collection and bridge party Saturday at the Women Athletic Club "cuff linU" glomes, new Msi for Ie wristf the trend is toward bright metal on everything, even on Included among the guests will be Mmes. Harold G. Browne, Cal vin Wells Day, Alexander W. Davis, Robert J. Davis, George 29.95 sketched left: slim rayon crepe bordered with pleats, and floor-length "medi- H.

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