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World of Women Page 6-B Thursday, March 29, 1973 i Mon to ya-Hara of Trinity College, Washington, D.C, where she majored in English. Mr. Haran is associated with the Wall Street banking firm of Lehman Brothers Inc. He holds an M. A.

degree in finance from Stanford Graduate School of Business Administration, and was graduated from Yale University, where he majored in Latin American Affairs. Sen. and Mrs. Joseph M. Montoya of New Mexico announce the engagement of their daughter, Lynda Jean, to Luke John Haran son of Mr.

and Mrs. Luke J. Haran, South Dartmouth, Mass. A September wedding is planned in Washington, D.C. Miss Montoya, who resides in New York City, is manager of the Ladies Home Journal Travel Dept.

She is a graduate IIM MM imm UMiBmuillMMl f-1 NCCJ DINNER GUESTS On hand to share honors with her husband, Hugh Steen, recipient of the National Human Relations Award presented by National Conference of Christians and Jews at the annual dinner Tuesday in El Paso Country Club is Mrs. Steen, second from left. Shown with her are Mrs. Raymond Shoemaker, wife of the commanding general of Ft. Bliss, at left; Mrs.

Ernest Ponce, an officer of NCCJ, second from right, and Mrs. Chris Fox, wife of the master of ceremonies at the event. PLAN BENEFIT FETE Former airline stewardesses, Mrs. Gorman Brock, Continental Airlines, at left; Mrs. Dell White, Trans World Airlines; Mrs.

Bud Roland, Frontier Airlines, and Mrs. Dennis Stein, American Airlines, are planning details of a style show and luncheon at 11:30 a.m. April 4 in Hilton Inn Chandelier Room, to benefit Zuni Home for Girls. Other former stewardesses will participate in the event, which will feature fashions from Glass Apparel. Stewardesses Set Benefit Fashion Show Luncheon OES Grand Officers To Make Of Heal Visit At School Event rock, and C.

A. "Bill" Holmes, worthy grand patron of Lubbock, will be Zuni Home for Girls will receive proceeds from a style show and luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Hilton Inn Chandelier Room, to be sponsored by a group of local former airline stewardesses. Mrs. James Haire, president 1 Mr.

5 Mrs. Dean Stern To Be Feted Sunday Mrs. Katherine Harbour, worthy grand matron of Order of Eastern Star, from Sham- MRS. HARBOUR of the Kiwi Club, composed of former American Airline stewardesses, and Mrs. Joe Weis- miller, formerly of Continental Airlines, are cochairmen of arrangements.

Fashions from Glass Appar-i el will be modeled by other former stewardesses, Dennis Stein, Mrs. Robert Sur-; ratt, Mrs. William Berryhill, i Mrs. Mickey Clute, Mrs. David-Womack, Mrs.

Joe Stiles, Gorman Brock, Mrs. Dell White and Mrs. Bud Roland. Miss Carol McFerran of Man-! nequin Manor will be commen-s tator. Mrs.

Stein, decorations chairman, will carry out a red, white and blue theme in party decor, with baskets of red, t. white and blue flowers adorn- ing luncheon tables. Hostesses will be Mrs. A. M.

Blaylock, American Airlines; 1 Mrs. Robert Neilson, Continen- tal Airlines and Mrs. Jack Morris, Pan American Air- lines. Door prizes will be awarded and all former airline steward- I esses are invited. Reservations may be made through Friday by cllling Mrs.

Steven Treden-nick, American Airlines. among out-of town officers attending OES School and Fraternal Visit to be held Saturday in Masonic Temple, 1505 Magruder. Registration will begin at 8 a.m. Saturday followed by the session at 8:45 a.m. in the Temple.

Mrs. Don Wedge, deputy grand matron, Dist. 2, Section 10, is chairman of the school assisted by Mrs. Daphne Thrasher, vice chairman; Mrs. John Clatton, secretary; Mrs.

Ann Justus, assistant secretary; Mrs. Dorothy Jordan, treasurer; Mrs. Josephine Fase, oganist, and Miss Margaret Walters, publicity. Mrs. Audrey Grissom is chairman of a luncheon to be held at 12:15 p.m.

in Airport Holiday Inn Saturday. A banquet there that evening at 6 p.m. will be under the direction of Mrs. Fleta Pruett. Other out-of-town officers attending include Mrs.

Dorothy Vernon, grand examiner, Dist. 2, of Monahans, and Mrs Marge Baker, dist. deputy grand matron, Dist. 2, of Big Spring, Tex. A reception honoring the visitors will be held following fraternal visit.

Hostesses will be conductresses and associate conductresses of Dist. 2, Section 10. An informal reception is scheduled Friday in Masonic Temple with worthy matrons of Dist. 2, Section 10, serving as hostesses. All members of the Order are invited.

ATTEND SYMPHONY MEET Mrs. Robert Palm, left, president of El Paso Symphony Women's Association, and Eugene Anderson, also of the group, were among 77 delegates attending the recent state convention of Texas Women's Association for Symphony Orchestras in Amarillo. Asbury WSCS Plans Meeting Mrs. Stern was graduated from Loretto Academy, University of Texas at El Paso and received her law degree from U.T. Austin.

Mr. Stern was graduated from Stanford University, Palo Alto, Calif. Rose Croix Chapter Sets Monday Meet Rose Croix Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in Masonic Temple, 1505 Magruder, Presiding will be Mrs. Harold Sunderland and Donald Stanton, worthy matron and patron.

In charge of the social hour will be Mr. and Mrs. Stanton. All members of the order are invited. Desert Hills Garden Club Elects Officers Dean Stern of Los Angeles, and his bride, the former Miss Ana Marie Navar of El Paso, will be honored at a brunch at 10:30 a.m.

Sunday in the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Navar, 4710 La Luz. Relatives of Mrs. Stern will attend.

Out-of-town guests will include Mrs. Rudolph Villalo-bos, Laredo, and Dr. Pax Beruecos and Miss Ester Villalobos, both of Mexico City. Assisting Mrs. Navar with the bruncn will be her Mrs.

Benito Noyola, San Francisco, and Miss Jennie Navar of El Paso. The couple was married Feb. 3 in Los Angeles. Mr. Stern is a partner with Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher law firm, and Mrs.

Stern is an associate of the firm. PIN SOCKS Pin the children's socks together with rustproof safety pins before putting them in the wash. None will get lost. Women's Society of Christian Service of Asbury United Methodist Church will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the church parlor.

Mrs. Donald R. Lucas will lead the prayer retreat and Miss Annie L. Harper will be in charge of the program on Easter. Assisting will be Mrs.

Ruth Hutton will who sing several Easter hymns accompanied by Mrs. Bernice Fisk. Mrs. Allan Duitman will preside. Lunch will be served at noon by members of Pricilla Circle.

Mrs. Robert A. Douglas Jr. is chairman. A nursery will be provided.

All interested women are invited. Silver Leaf Club To Meet Friday Silver Leaf Club will meet at 8:30 p.m. Friday in St. Francis Hall with Alfred Campos presiding. Plans will be made for the annual spring dance to be held May 19 in Segura MacDonald VFW Hall.

A social hour will follow the business meeting. Newly elected officers of Desert Hills Garden Club are Mrs. H. Toby Tovar, president; Mrs. Frank Behne, Mrs.

William Barnett, and Mrs. Stanley Burke, vice presidents; Mrs. Charles Grissom and Mrs. Johnny Valley, sec-. retaries; and Mrs.

William Ikard, treasurer. Granddaughter Of Churchill Exhibits Art NEW YORK (AP) Edwina Sandys, a 34-year-old granddaughter of Winston Churchill, has had the first American exhibit of her paintings at a gallery here. "Like my grandfather, it has taken me a long time to find myself. I thrashed about a lot before I started painting seriously," said Miss Sandys, who had her first sellout show in London two years ago. "Like my grandfather, I like people, especially children.

Most of my paintings are concerned with human relationships," she said. AD, the C. A. HOLMES They will be installed at a noon luncheon May 13 in Coronado Country Club. Mrs.

Otis H. Bullard will be installing officer. Mrs. Tovar is past president and present parliamentarian of El Paso City Council of PTA and is a vice president of the Woman's Department of the Freedom Foundation, Valley Forge, Pa. In addition she is speech contest chairman of Pitaya Toastmistress Club and belongs to Ikebana International, St.

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