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opening of the Harry Chandler Memorial Pool March 20. Kathy and Donna, left, will frolic with a thousand other girls and boys when the ribbons are cut and the dedication a memory. Dedicatory exercises for the pool and the direction of the Salvation Army Southern California Divisional Headquarters staf. Mrs. Frederick Wehrle, far left, and Mmes.

Joseph C. Shell and Robert C. Hill, at right, will take part in the ceremony. Times photo by Art Rogers THESE TWO LITTLE GIRLS can't wait for the official Junior League Girls Club will be conducted under the Skylarking With JAMES COPP JUMPING JACKS: Of all the nights of the week Saturday's the night a society night-club columnist knows best. Saturday night is big and boisterous.

And once every so often comes a Saturday night that is bigger and more boisterous than the others YOU DON'T have to be out on the town yourself to recognize it. From the confines of your room you can feel and hear it--the rumble of traffic shouts from the streets jarring sounds are the Saturday night pulsebeat whether your town is L.A., N'York or Pepe Romero's Mexico City. SUCH A Saturday night was the last one, in spite of Lent the Bantam Cock your reporter found Herm Saunders' fine trio struggling to be heard above the crowd. FROM OUR table by the wall we observed the stant, shuffling parade, spotting familiar faces everywhere- the Bud Krons, Margaret Wells, Lennart Jakell, Don Leahy, Joaquin Alvarez the Bantam Cock was not unique. The House of Murphy, Bob Dalton's, Fairchild's, the Encore Room and all the other Restaurant Row hangouts were filled to bursting too AND THE party whirl whirls On Sunday came Katharine Gibbon's cocktailbuffet for Margaret Visscher and fiance Joe Pelt.

the John Braly party for Vi (Moseley) and Jack George, the L.A. Chamber Symphony group's reception, at the Conrad Lester residence in B'Hills, for the Jan Poppers, the William Melnitzes and the John Vincents and caught squarely in the midst of the whirl is Writer Eleanor Har- GOLDEN LAVALIER marked third cration tradition when worn by Mrs. Fred DeKlots Jr. (Judith Walker). Pal Willson phote Women Los Angeles Times TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 9, 1954 Part HIT Girls' Club and Memorial Pool to Be Dedicated at Youth Center Ceremony Slated for March 20 BY CORDELL HICKS Society Editor A dream, envisioned two years ago by the Junior League of Los Angeles, has become a fact.

Invitations are now being addressed for the dedication of the Junior League Girls' Club and the Harry Chandler Memorial Swimming Pool at the Salvation Army Red Shield Youth Center, 1532 11th St. According to Mrs. Joseph C. Shell, president of the Junior League of Los Angeles, the ceremonies will be held at 3 p.m March 20 with Commissioner Donald McMillan of New York, National Commander of the Salvation Army, officiating at the event. Also present will be Lt.

Commissioner Holland French, Territorial Commander of the Western States, Hawaii, Alaska and the Philippines. ris of N'York, who arrived Sunday. Eleanor always arrives during pandemonium ANOTHER SUNDAY arrival was Enrique Schondube. He'll be at Dolly Walker's. Meanwhile the Donald Nelsons and the Jack Ellises fly to Acapulco tomorrow to spend a fortnight at Schondube's house.

Tonight Dolly visitor, also Lady Plunkett (due in yesterday from Ireland), at a black-tie dinner. BUT YOU probably didn't know that Bar of Music Mimic Arthur Blake (whose concert tour previews April 2 and 3 at the Wilshire Ebell) once studied to be an archeologist (zat where he dug those costumes?) or that Louis Brandt is packaging a TV show based on S'Cal society or that straight-as-a-string Connie Mack and wife were B'Hills Club dinner guests of the Max Cutlers (every eye in the room was on Mr. Baseball) AT ACTORS Agent Helen Ainsworth's party in W'H'wd we met members of many a venerable S.F. family--Mrs. Ortman Shumate (honoree), Pat Zellerbach (chatting with Henry Grace), Crellin Holman, Vera Geary.

Though it's not widely known, Helen herself in reality is Helen Shumate of S.F. When she first arrived in H'wd Helen quickly learned that cinema moguls were not to be impressed by a society background, so adopted the name Ainsworth. NOW HELEN'S a celeb and in S.F. last year a news story on her was headlined "Girl of Lorgnette Set Makes Good At her party also the T. B.

Blakistons, Tommy Blakiston with Marj Deegan, Arthur Krams, Fran and Bill Hawks, the Ed Hintons TIERS OF VEILING fell over white bridal goten worn by Miss Carol Copland for her marriage to John Dean. Ray Huff phete Enthusiasm Recalled We remember with what pride and enthusiasm the Junior League told us about this vital and challenging project two years ago We remember the ground-breaking ceremonies and we would not dedication for anything. Total cost of the project is $150,000. To refresh your memory several hundred girls were in need of recreational facilities and leadership in their sparetime activities. The new building was erected on Salvation Army property and paid for by the Junior League as another demonstration of its community service program.

Returned With Inspiration Two years ago Harry F. Hal- deman requested the league to send two representatives to a board meeting of the Red Shield Youth Center sO that they might see for themselves the urgent need for volunteer workers. Mmes. Paul H. Helms Jr.

and Weiland Hastings returned from this meeting inspired, not only by the possibilities of plaoing volunteers, but of building a separate clubhouse for the girls living in the area. Voted On, Approved These young women phantly and expectantly presented their idea to Mrs. John Bullis and Mrs. Martin Scatena, who were then president and projects chairman, respectively. It was given earnest thought and a rough planning, then presented to the whole memberTurn to Page 3, Column IN WESTWOOD Copland, Dean Rite Read at Altar Wedding bells chimed from Westwood Community odist Chapel Saturday for the nuptials of Miss Carol Copland and John Chadwick Dean.

The Rev. Ray W. Ragsdale officiated for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Copland of Westwood Hills and the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Leonard C. Dean, who came from their home in Glenwood, for the ceremony and reception held at the Copland home. Those Attending Miss Jeanne Evans and Thomas Hord stood with the couple and ushering were Lt. John S.

Copland, USMCR. brother of the bride: William Mickleson, John Wilke and John Cullen. The couple have gone to Mexico City and Acapulco and will make their home in Glenwood. They met at summer school on the University of Colorado campus, where the bride was graduated last June. He is a graduate of the Untversity of Nebraska Law School.

SATISFACTION over $5000 ed Cerebral Palsy Center, is Carl H. Frame and Mrs. M. SERVICE UNIT MEETINGS SET Mrs. John McCormick will open her Las Palmas Ave.

home tomorrow afternoon, first at 1, to board members of the Social Serv- ice Auxiliary, and again at 2:30 for a general meeting and tea. Mrs. Luther Johnson, auxiliary president, will open both meetings at which final plans for their formal dance April 24 will be discussed. "THE VILLAIN still pursued by Mrs. Carl E.

Johnson and scene from "The Fatal Necklace." sented Saturday by Westport gift Hope Guild recently expressed by Mrs. S. K. Bowles, W. (Tex) Ritter, right, at center's presented to its beneficiary, Unite retiring president, left; 1 Mrs.

recent opening. Rothschild phote WESTPORT CLUB Play Will Be Staged in Tavern Setting Westport Beach Club will be transformed into a setting of Ye Olde English Tavern Saturday when members present a play, "The Fatal Necklace." It will include cancan dancers, a barbershop quartet and a bathing beauty contest staged by the men, PALM SPRINGS vacation gave Mrs. George Brock respite from duties of raising campaign funds for Republican Party. The Desert Inn guest is the chairman of the Women's Division, Republican Finance Committee. JUDITH WALKER WED TO FRED DEKOLTZ JR.

The Rev. Charles Kennedy, who performed the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peter Walker of Glendale a quartercentury ago, repeated those vows for their daughter, Judith Marilyn and Lt. Fred Wesley DeKoltz USAF, at Incarnation Catholic Church in Glendale.

bride, who carried her mother's first communion prayerbook, was attended by Misses Nancy Sullivan, maid of honor, Bonnie Kohn, Norma Castle, Linda Lee Gregg and Mrs. Richard Johnson. Reception Held David Walker, the bride's cousin, was ringbearer and Robert DeKoltz was best man for his brother. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred DeKoltz of San Jose. Bruce Marhenke, Richard Sjoberg, David Welton and Peter Walker were groomsmen. The couple greeted their Pen Women Plan Lunch Program Claremont members of the National League of Pen Women will present a program for the Los Angeles at a luncheon meeting Branch, p.m. today at Chapman Park Hotel. The program will feature Mrs.

Florence Scott, Claremont president, Ida Tyson Wagner and Edna Zil Modie. A board meeting of the Los Angeles group will precede at 11 a.m. Lyle Scott will dispense beer and pretzels at 6:30 p.m. and Mmes. Romar Stein and Robert Dewey, cochairmen, will be there with Henry I.

McNeil, master of ceremonies. The barbershop quartet will be Paul Willis, Robert E. Dewey, John David Baker and James Cahill. Among members who will be cheering the heroine of the play and showing disdain for the villain will be Messrs. and Mmes.

Martin I. Smith Burnham Adams, Theodore M. Moffitt, Howard Herrington, P. R. Guth, William Utter, Crawford Mortenson, and David Stronach.

Also the Delford Feddermans, the Ivan Millers, the Nelson Harways and Mrs. Raymond Dumont. guests in the Mirror Room of the Huntington, Pasadena, and will make their temporary home at Ft. N.C., where he is stationed. Others to Attend Other reservations include the Franklin E.

Smalls, the Roy Lindseys, the Francis Living. ston Smiths, the Hugh Wiltons and the Franklin J. Taylors. Drs. and Mmes.

Earl E. Brown, S. C. Benadom, John Pursell, Ralph Mather, Moulton, Charles H. 'McCand.

liss, E. LeRoy Courtlandt and H. A. Tanton have asked for ringside seats. The George Clemsons will come from labrea and many more from town.

QUICK BREADS ON THE MENU Three tasty, simple-tomake quick breads are among recipes to be demonstrated tomorrow Ing at the free Times College of Cookery. One is an onion-cheese bread made in your casserole, sauted with onion rings, grated sharp cheese, poppy seeds, Delicious! Another is an applecrowned cheese cake. Third is a pineapple-topped coffee cake with pecan halves, glazed, with brown sugar. All three are sure-fire "hits," easy to make. Better come! her" is action portraved Jack T.

Donnell in this melodrama to be preBeach Club members. Times photo Olfrer.