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Women Los Angeles Cimes AUGUST 16, 1952-Part I 9 Tea Given at Home of Howard Hoons Jr. Mrs. Roy Thomas Honored on Visit From Summer Home at Harbor Island The Pasadena residence of the Howard Hoons Jr. was the setting for a delightful Hoon's mother, Mrs. Roy E.

Harbor Island, Newport, just come from her summer Sept. 1 for a month. The honoree's mother, Mrs. Carlton Seaver of Pomona, arrived with her daughter, Miss Mila Seaver. She was greeted by another daughter, Miss Marguerite Seaver of Hollywood, and granddaughters, Mrs.

Griffith Page and Mrs. Laing. The hostess' sons, 9-year-old Howard III and 3-year-old Thomas Christopher, were at the door to welcome their great grandmother and other guests. Those Present Admiring the arrangements of gold chysanthemums and blue delphinium that decorated the house were Mmes. Henry L.

White, Perry Pierose, Joseph Walsh, George Richter, E. R. BPW Chiefs Will Attend Leader Seminar Mrs. Polly Allison, president of the Los Angeles-Sunset District of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, will discuss the personal approach to leadership at a seminar for presidents of the 32 clubs within the new district's boundaries. The meeting tomorrow is scheduled at 12010 Ventura Blvd.

and will include luncheon. The district is one of the two into which the old Los Angeles District Federation was divided last spring. Marie Crawford, news service chairman, will conduct a shop conference tomorrow in Visalia for news chairmen of the central district. I tea Thursday afternoon. Mrs.

Thomas of Los Angeles and was the raison d'etre, having home to which she will return Daniels, Charles Moore and Miller Quarrels. Mrs. Joseph Zollner Jr. came with her daughter, Mrs. Minor Meek.

Everyone was interested in hearing Mrs. Franklin impressions of Europe. She the last year traveling with her husband, who was on a lecture tour. Mrs. Edwin Miller and Georgianne Miller drove over from Glendale, while Los Angeles was represented by Mmes.

Frank R. Seaver, Harold Thomas, John Harrigan, Robert Allen Jones and Richard Seaver. Hawthornes Visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Hawthorne (Dolores Bandini) will return to their home in Chicago the middie of next month.

They are spending the summer in the Southland with her parents, Mrs. Mildred Shlaudeman Park of Montecito and Elliott Bandini of Fallbrook, when not visiting ly visiting the Frank Shlaudeother friends and relations. The Hawthornes a are currentmans in their Pasadena residence. Last week end the visit-; ors guests of the Harold on their yacht, the Werentse Siwash. WHO IS WHERE? Mrs.

John C. Wilson will be at the Santa Barbara Biltmore until Aug. 26 the Robert Ladd Giffords are in the East until the end of the month -the John McCones are heading for New York next week -the Newman L. Smiths will return from Rancho Santa Fe this week end-the same resort is claiming the attention of the L. C.

Borkmans of Arcadia, who drove down Wednesday-Mrs. Charles Wheeler Jr. of San Francisco is staying at St. Malo Beach with her mother, Mrs. Stanton Forsman fortnight.

'BOX STALL SOCIAL'-That's the fund-raising event for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra planned for today at the Portuguese Bend Riding Club. Its hostesses will be members of the Peninsula Committee for the orchestra, including the trio pictured here. From left to right are Mmes. James De Silva, Richard Learned and Walter Richards. The elaborate box lunches will be auctioned off to the highest bidder.

Rothschild photo San Fernando PTA Sponsor Teen-age Canteen Program San Fernando Senior High School PTA members are having a full summer of activity. A One of the main projects is with the YWCA Teen-age Canteen program, under the direction of Miss Dorothy Williams, YWCA program director. "Interest of the teen-agers has been gratifying," said Mrs. Paul M. Johnson, PTA president.

"Their active participation has shown that they want such a program, and it is a project the PTA wishes to encourage." Mrs. Ernest chairman of the chaperoning parents. Others assisting are Mmes. Ray Haselwood, refreshment chairman, and Porter Flint, who tells the teen-agers of activities at the Canteen. SOCIAL EVENTS Peninsula Committee for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, "Box Stall Social," Portuguese Bend Riding Club.

Hollywood Bowl, Ballet Theatre, 8:30. Juniors of the League for Crippled Children, cocktail buffet, gar-! den of the William J. Grinnan home, Viewpark. Assistance League of San dro, Pit Barbecue and Dance, Empty Saddle Club, Palos Verdes Estates, 6:30. Southern California Alumni i Club of Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration, third annual Hawaiian Luau, Bartlett Estate, San Marino.

Rockford College Club of Southern California, luncheon meeting, Soroptimist Grove, Ferndell, Griffith Park, 12:30. wilshire of fairfax. we. 8-4211. hours: 9:30 to 5:30 (monday 9:30 to thursday 12:30 to for telephone orders and service, call ma.

6-3535. Elizabeth Brown, C. H. Murphy Jr. to Exchange Vows Rear Adm.

Charles H. Murphy, USN, and Mrs. Los Angeles are in Washington, D.C., for the Henry marriage Murphy of their son. Charles will claim Miss Elizabeth Anne Brown as his bride this afternoon in ceremonies at the Navy Security Station Chapel. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Bert Franklin Brown, USN, and Mrs.

Brown of Kensington, Md. In the East to be members of their future sister-in-law's wedding party are Misses Mary Catherine Murphy and Mary Patricia Murphy. After an extended trip to the West. Coast, the couple will establish a home at Aberdeen, on the Bush River, shop at the department carolyn schnurer tweeds. LAWYERS TO HONOR GERMAN VISITORS Judge Anna Mueller of the County Court of Appeals in Osnabrueck, Germany, and Atty.

Gusta Salzig of Nordhorn, Germany, will be guests of honor at a tea tomorrow in Dr. Rosalind Goodrich Bates' home, 3026 Effie St. Southern California Women Lawyers will be hostesses. The German women are in the United States on an exchange program of 100 days. Judge Mueller, who studied law at the Universities of Berlin and Vienna, has been associated with the law firm handling the business of the I.

G. Farben Co. Flees East Germany During the Nazi regime she was prohibited from practicing law and only a year and a ago escaped from East Germany, according to Dr. Bates. Miss Salzig worked as clerksecretary for the military government in 1945-47 and prepared briefs of charges against defendants and interpreted court sessions.

Members of the bench and bar have been invited by Dr. Bates to meet the visitors. Atty. Selma, Moidel Smith, president Los Angeles Business Women's Council, will receive guests with Dr. Bates.

Members of her group will attend. Charlotte Owens, president of the Southern California Women Lawyers, will lead discussion of plans for a luncheon meeting Aug. 29 at the Biltmore during the State Bar convention. Rivera Church Pastor Will Speak to Sorority The Rev. Harry Woodard, pastor of the Rivera Church, will speak a at Tuesday's meeting of Alpha Chapter, Lambda Theta Chi sorority.

The 8 p.m. session will be held in the home of Miss Lee Childs, 12321 Hillslope Studio City. Mrs. J. W.

Sowers will conduct the business meeting and miss Childs will furnish the musical program. handling reservations. Gerald Krasne. EMPTY SADDLE CLUB PARTY SET Palos Verdes Estates' Empty Saddle Club will be the setting this evening when the Assistance League of San Pedro holds a pit barbecue and dance. Leaguers and their escorts will begin festivities at 6:30.

Dinner will be served at 8, and dancing later in the evening will be to Pat De Rosa's orchestra. Mrs. Charles Crouthamel is general chairman with Mrs. F. Rechenmacher handling reservations.

the store Ca SAN FRANCISCO will be the home of the former Miss Carolyn Diepenbrock and bride- groom, Frank S. Lowman. Goldwaters' Nan Wedded in Beverly Miss Nan Hortense Goldwater, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold Lemuel Goldwater of Orange Drive, and Lt.

Paul Harvey Krasne, USA, stood ale before a floral altar in the Crystal Room of the Beverly Hills Hotel to repeat marriage vows. Dr. Edgar Magnin officiated. The bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph P. Krasne of Beverly Hills, assisted in receiving after the ceremony. Cahill Original The bride's gown, a Cahill original of pearl white Italian satin, had an Empire decolletage banded in seed pearls. An heirloom lace crown held her illusion veil. Her attendants were Mrs.

Charles Henry Fedalen (Jane Goldwater), Helene and Falk Misses and Elaine Sylvia Lerner. Byron Krasne came from Lincoln, to stand with his cousin as best man. Seating the guests were Mr. Fedalen, Randall Parker and Women Seen Turning GOP Tide "Women's votes may well prove the lever by which victory for the Republican Party will be won in November," Mrs. R.

G. Kenyon, campaign chairman for the California Republican Women, told the Altadena Republican Women's Club terday. Mrs. Ralph R. Allen, president, presided over the meeting in Farnsworth Park.

On Moral Principles "We women can base our work and our conviction on broad moral and spiritual principles and upon the general housecleaning which must be done in Federal government to rid it of crime, corruption and Communism," Mrs. Kenyon stated. "Women always lean on principles, desiring to fight for spiritual values to help prepare the right kind of world for their grandchildren. Warning Sounded "Unless women get right into the campaign, leaving no stone unturned, there may not be that kind of world." In Mrs. Kenyon's opinion, "the most important contribution every woman can make to the campaign is right in her own precinct, whether she is chairman or just an enthusiastic talker for the change that must take place in November." Leader 12 Years The speaker has been a precinct leader in her own community in San Marino for 12 years.

She now is president of the Republican Women's Club there. "We women are so convinced that our cause is right in demanding a housecleaning in Washington, and that there be an end to Socialistic trends in legislation, that we'll leave no doorbell unrung in our campaign to get out the vote," Mrs. Kenyon concluded. CLUBS TODAY Altrusa of Los Angeles--Garden party, 616 Windsor 2:30. Communications Corps--Beverly Square unit, dinner dance, 1312 3rd 7.

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