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Hospital Aide Group to Install New Officers Will Be Seated Friday in Santa Monica BY JESSIE JEAN MARSH West Side organizations are starting 1954 with renewed energy and exciting plans all leading to their goal of philanthropic assistance. The Women's Auxiliary the Santa Monica Hospital one of the few West Side groups who elect and install new officers with the new year instead of in June. They are also celebrating the installation of a new Economy Cottage thrift shop. Officers Listed Mrs. Chester Hoover of Santa Monica, newly elected president, will be installed Friday at 1:30 p.m.

The meeting, an important milestone in the auxiliary, will be held in the staff of the Santa Monica Hospital, 1250 16th St. Tea will be served during a social hour. Mrs. Hoover's staff of officers and chairmen are Mmes. Fred Kirby, Robert A.

Smithson, Fernando Morales, Sherman Strand, Carl Lenell and Cyril Mitchell. Also Mmes. Merle Hamren, Preston McClelland, John E. Graham, and Misses Mabel Hertsgard and Lillian Gulberson. Home Converted Also on the staff board are Mmes.

Fred Noel, Monrad Aaberg, Harry Press and G. R. Seal who is chairman of surgical dressings. This group meets weekly to roll bandages. Other staff officers are Mmes.

Garland Yarrow, George Chown (hospitality), Charles Krueger and Richard Smith. The Economy Cottage is a former home at 1503 Arizona converted into an attractive shop. It is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each Monday for shoppers, and also for contributors of stock for the shop.

Men's and women's clothing as well as children's, costume jewelry and household necessities are included in the stock. Mmes. Richard Smith and Theodore Earle are Economy Cot- tage chairmen. Experiment Thrives The need for more funds for the children's section of the Santa Monica Hospital Clinic, the Women's Auxiliary responsibility, prompted the cottage experiment which has thrived according to the sponsors. The 1953 August membership tea at which members were usked to bring bundles for the cottage was its beginning.

The cottage opened Sept, 1, and has its own board who, with Mmes. Smith and Earle, are Mmes. Webster Baer, Charles Cleeton, Robert Baber, Albert Jung and Walter Erion. National BPW Group Helps March of Dimes Members of the National Business and Professional Women's Club of Los Angeles addressed 27,000 envelopes for forthcoming March of Dimes. They also collected numerous toys for the den at fornia Babies' and Children's Hospital.

Brides and Engagements Part III-SUNDAY, JAN. 3, 1954 Los Angeles Times RICH BRIDAL ROBES of pearl satin and lace were worn by Miss Gwynne Hazen for her wedding to Stanley Cherry in New York City. The couple will live in Beverly Hills. Bradford Bachrach photo VAN NUYS' First Methodist Church was scene of Miss Janet Cavener's wedding to David Lee Anderson. The Christines Schedule Third in Program Series The third program in a series on "The Sacramental Life" to be given under sponsorship of The Christines is scheduled for 11 a.m.

Tuesday in St. Timothy's Parish Hall. The morning speaker is the Rev. Sylvester J. Maher, pastor of St.

Raphael's Church. Leslie Periera of Bombay, India, will discuss his native land. Mrs. M. C.

Hoff, chairman for the session, announces nursing care will be provided for children of mothers who wish to lattend. FOGLESONG HANSEN Miss Juanita Ann Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hansen of La Canada, to Lee N. Foglesong, son of Mrs.

Robert C. Skinner and the late Charles Foglesong of Santa Monica. The brideelect was graduated from SC and her fiance, a graduate of Drury College, Springfield, and SC, is affiliated with Sigma Nu. He now is doing graduate work at SC. They will be married in July.

ROSENBERG-BOSCHETTI Miss Harlene Boschetti, daughter Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Boschetti of South Pasadena, to Robert Rosenberg, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Rosenberg of South Gate. BERNOR HARBIN Miss Gloria Margaret Harbin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H.

Harbin of Pacific Palisades, to Harold Mack Bernor, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Bernor of Brentwood.

An early summer wedding is planned. COHEN-SISSON Miss Carol Sisson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Sisson of Boston, to Marvin W. Cohen, son of Dr.

and Mrs. Harry Cohen of New York City, N.Y. They plan to be married in May. RICHMAN-KAYE-Miss Carol Kaye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Al Kaye, to LeRoy Jack Richman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Richman. LEVINE-DORSHKIND- Miss Ina Allene Dorshkind, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

H. M. Dorshkind of Beverly Hills, to Walter H. Levine, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Levine of Beverly Hills. The bride- elect attended Los Angeles City College and her fiance is a graduate of UCLA and member of Tau Epsilon Phi. PARKER-KUERBIS Miss Anita Kuerbis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kuerbis of Pasadena, to Earl Parker, son and Mrs.

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and Mrs. Arthur H. Goodwin of Duarte, to Jerry Steve Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson of Pasadena, at the Southern Baptist Church, Pasadena.

GOLDBERG ROBERTS Miss Marion Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Roberts of Monterey Park, to Daniel Goldberg, son Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goldberg of Montebello, at Carolina Pines, Rabbi Charles Rubinstein officiating.

MOORE-HEDEEN--Miss Miss Susan Hedeen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russel C. Hedeen, to Eric Moore, son of Mrs. Robert R.

Moore and the late Mr. Moore, at the Little Church Around the Corner in Inglewood. SELTZER-ZALKIN Miss Estelle Annette Zalkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Zalkin, to Sidney Seltzer, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Seltzer of Oakland, at the Hotel Miramar, Rabbi M. A. Schwab officiating. MURPHY-GRIFFITH Miss Nancy Jane Griffith, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. D. F. Griffith of Oklahoma City, to Warren Rust Murphy, son of Dr. and Mrs.

Donald 'H. Murphy of Long Beach, at Chimes Wedding Chapel in Long Beach. FROSH-LEVY Miss Joan Susan Levy, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Edward N.

Levy, to Murray Norman Frosh, son of Mrs. R. G. Frosh, at the Gold Room of the Ambassador, Rabbi Bernard Harrison officiating, BASS-POCHTER-Miss Marilyn Pochter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Pochter, to Sheldon Bass, son Mrs. Emil Bass of Westchester, at the Beverly Hills Plaza, Rabbi Bernard Cohen officiating. HOOD-MacKINNON Miss Lorna K. MacKinnon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

H. MacKinnon of Manitoba, to Charles J. Hood, son of Mr. and Mrs. N.

E. Hood of Minneapolis, at the Lakewood Village Church in Long Beach. -Miss Noel Bernon Howard, of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howard IT of Palos Verdes Estates, to James, Allen Case, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Emory of Vallejo, at Palos Verdes Neighborhood Church. ROMBERGER-KEMP Miss Mary Jane Kemp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kemp of Burbank, to Duane A.

Romberger, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Romberger, also of Burbank, at the First Baptist Church of Burbank.

KANE-SALAZAR-Miss Marianita Salazar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Salazar of Los Angeles and Silver City, N.M., to George B. Kane, Chapman Park Hotel Chapel. University Group Will Nominate New Staff Nominating ballots have been mailed by the Women's University Club to its membership.

The nominating committee will report results of tabulations at the club's first March meeting. AT STANFORD the former Miss Carolyn Sanger and her bridegroom, John Stewart Stephens will continue their studies. Vows were spoken at Church of Our Savior. Curtis photo ENGAGEMENTS ENTS bra. Miss Kuerbis attended Pasadena City College and her fiance, a graduate of Pasadena City College, attended San Jose State College where he was a member of Sigma Pi.

An early summer wedding is planned. Rosalie Gofberg, daughter of Mrs. Max Gofberg of Philadelphia, and the late Mr. Gofberg, to Boyd N. Kash, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Kash. A summer wedding is planned. College Woman's Club to Hear Talk by Dr. F.

M. Judson The College Woman's Club will hear Dr. Fred M. Judson speak at a dinner meeting Friday at 9454 Wilshire Blvd. Guests of honor will be husbands of club members.

Mrs. Barbara Stickney Smith will be the featured at a luncheon meeting scheduled Jan. 28 at 514 Ardmore Ave. Mrs. Roy Henry will be in Members of the book section will gather Jan.

29 at 834 Longwood Ave. to hear reviews by Mrs. Cora Kaiser and Miss Helen Stalford. Cane Bryant Al Beverly Hille Beverly Drive at Wilshire CR. 5-4305-BR.

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Tues, thru Sat. 9:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Pasadena Alumnae Group to Hear Pomona Professor Pomona College Alumnae of Pasadena will hear Dr. Henry Meyer when members convene at 7:45 p.m.

Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Donald Shugart, 2485 Allen Altadena. Dr. Meyer, associate professor of history at Pomona, will Teaching in Your College." Mrs. Milton H.

Sperling of South Pasadena, chairman, will preside. Morton C. Johnson, Pomona alumni secretary, also will speak. Directors of the club include Mmes. Sperling, Robert E.

Ringle of Pasadena, Robert T. Andrews of San Marino, John D. Maharg of La Canada, E. Felton Taylor and Homer L. White, both of Pasadena.

Club Makes Bandages The Shakespeare Club of Pasadena has a unit meeting twice monthly to make bandages and dressings, for use at Rancho Miss Anna L. Folbrecht is group chairman. IN MILWAUKEE Miss Patricia Ann Bayles of Pasadena was wed to Robert G. Burrington. They will live in Pasadena.

Ernest Brooks photo PTA Heads Bid to Breakfast Mrs. Harry A. Cohn, president of the Hollywood Council of PTA, will be the hostess at a breakfast Wednesday for the presidents principals from local PTA. units. The event will be held at the Olive Hill Foundation from 9 to 11 a.m.

The topic of a round-table discussion will be "Maintaining Good Relations Between Parents and Schools." A health study club has been organized by Mrs. Frank Shapiro, health chairman of the Hollywood Council. The first meeting is scheduled Jan. 11 with Dr. Harry Dettrick as guest speaker.

Dr. Randall to Speak Dr. Harriet Randall of the Los Angeles Board of Education will address the study group Jan. 18. Featured speaker at the Jan.

25 meeting will be Dr. William Mull of the Hollywood Health Center. Meetlings will continue through February. Chest X-Ray Day for the Hollywood Council will be Jan. 11 at the Hollywood Health Center, 6501 Fountain Ave.

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