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Society and Clubs SANTA ANA REGISTER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1941 Women's Activiffe Eight et Forty Salon Iretaliation At Balboa In the attractive setting afforded by the new Balboa Yacht club members of Orange county salon Eight et Forty last night held formal installation ceremonies at which Mrs. Lillian Thorpe of Garden Grove became la petite chapeau to succeed Mrs. Rosann Hardcastle of Santa Ana. Fifty mern: bers, their husbands and other guests formed the party. Installing officer was Mrs.

Cooper cf San Diego, demi-; Ol AriZOIia nationale, assisted by i Hazel Sheelev Dotson of Los I IvllCS Angeles, demi chapeau depart- 1J Tri FripnrU 1 mentale. Completing the trio ofjlOlCl 1 IlCIlUa in attendance was! Gene Minium, also of Las At home at 212 North Van Angeles, one of the demi chapeau In the colors of and white were the decorations for the smart affair. Guests places at U-shaped tables, down the length of which were Ness avenue following their wedding last weekend, are Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gelderman.

The bride is the former Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon, who made her home in this city at one time. The rites were read last Sat- iSal arranlements ofdrtlias urday at noon, in the offices of -and elads. Individual favors justice of the peace, in vred and white chapeaux of over- The bride chose a smart cap design. beige tailleur with turquoise blue I The leader.

of horn Black, and to city, chose light blue with navy 5SK and publicity accents. Floyd Crowder was chairman, Gladys Young. The salon best man. a crystal bowl as gift Following a short trip, the Mrs. Cooper, who had the pleasure of presenting Mrs.

Hard- castle with a past chapeau pm. i Officers installed were as fol- -lows: Mrs. Thorpe, chapeau, Gladys Young, secretaire and ycassiere: Sue Feather Akerman, demi chapeaux, Inez Haiber. concierge; Marian STrfcUer, Ellen aumonier; Alice Schey, sunnten- ident; Dannie Black, Marie Ken- Srnedy and Donna Carpender, or executive board. Mrs.

Thorpe has just concluded 5a successful term as president of Ana Legion auxiliary. Following the installation, dancing was enjoyed. Next regular meeting of the will be held Monday, September S. couple returned to this city Monday night. The new Mrs.

Gelderman attended schools in Santa Ana and will be remembered as Elizabeth Wallace. She has recently served as manager for the Live Oaks Springs resort, near San Diego. Mr. Gelderman, who received his training in the east, has resided in Orange until recently. He is employed in Los Angeles.

Lovely Setting Planned For Bridal Shower Luncheon Precedes Afternoon Spent hi Bridge Play 'Hostess Saturday afternoon at a charmingly arranged Mrs. R. R. Brown received guests at Mrs. Brown, a niece of Mrs.

J. E. Parker, to pat in the home on Yorba Tables had lighted tapers and shared hright hued flowers for the luncheon interval, which was followed by card play at the Parker home. Winners of high score awards were Mss. Catherine Gentry, Mrs.

Bertha Kendall and Mrs. Parker. Among guests were Mesdames Margaret Chipman, Bertha Kendall, Dorothy Hubbard, Meta Allison, Edna Mae Reed, of Whittier. Other guests were from Santa Ana and Orange. Mrs.

Brown and her husband make their home in La Habra Heights during fall and winter, and are summertime Visitors of their aunt. The couple, with their infant daughter, Janeen, will return to their inland residence September 5, when Mr. Brown will resume his duties as instructor on the Garfield high school staff in Los Angeles. Mrs. Brown is a member of the Fourth Street Elementary school faculty, also in the inland city.

Business Girls Plan Weekend Party At Balboa Flowers in lovely autum apri- cot tones gave added charm to Mrs. Emma attractively-appointed home at 1329 North Garnsey street Monday night for a bridal shower feting her daughter, Mrs. Gerald Buzick (Patricia Draper.) Hostess on this occasion was Mrs. W. E.

Buzick who had planned the affair as a surprise to her bride. Tea towels were distributed for the guests to hem during the informal evening, which was by 20 relatives and friends. The completed articles were presented to the honoree, together with an assortment of gifts selected by the participants. Pyrex, linens and many other household accessories were provided for the new Mrs. Buzick.

When the hostess served ice cream and cakes with coffee, she had the assistance of Mrs. Draper and of the sister-in- law, Mrs. Glenn L. Warner of Tustin. The colorful flowers which formed a setting for the event included soft yellow roses and dahlias shading from gold to bronze, all from the gardens of the Draper home.

To carry out the attractive color scheme, Sergt, Buzick provided corsage sprays of yellow roses for his bride, and for the two mothers. The young army man, who has been on leave, will depart today for San Luis Obispo, where he is stationed with 185th infantry of the army division. He and the former Miss Draper were married early in July in Las Vegas, Nev. Hostess at a cleverly arranged bridal shower last night was Miss Betty Lacy, who received in honor of Miss Carolyn Wells, bride-elect of Harrison White. Setting for the party was the Mark Lacy home, at 1201 South Broadway, and 16 intimate friends of the two girls took part in the affair.

Four small tables were arranged with centerpieces fashioned to resemble hangers, with tiny planes ready for flight. Randolph Field was inscribed on the little roofs. Mr. White will graduate from the Texas air school sometime in AOgust. Other appointments included placecards, which were tiny slippers.

Mrs. Lacy assisted her daughter in serving a dessert course. Bridge play followed, with Mrs. Carrie Wells winning high score prize. Miss Doris Miller received second score award.

At close of play, the bride-to-be was asked to open a number of lovely packages, which were placed under a miniature at the door of which stood tiny bride and bridegroom figurines. Miss Wells received accessories for the bathroom shelves of the new home she is planning. Among guests were Mrs. Harrison White and Mrs. Arthur Kirk, mother and sister of the bridegroom-to-be; Mrs.

Carrie Wells, mother of Miss Wells; Mrs. Wally Kaufman of Balboa Island; and Miss Frances Campbell, Zeta Tau Alpha sorority sister of the honoree, from Los Angeles. Coeds Anticipate Rushing Season Anticipating rushing days and the opening of school, Miss Jane Hoiles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Hoiles, 1917 Victoria drive, will leave next week for University of California campus, where she will enter her junior year. To accompany Miss Hoiles north will be Miss Margaret Rutan, of 2435 Riverside drive, who will be a senior student on the northern campus. Both girls are members of Sigma Kappa sorority. Mrs.

Hoiles and her daughter recently completed a lengthy tour which took them first to New York City from where they continued to Lansing, Mich. They visited in various Ohio cities, including Cuyahoga Falls. They were joined in July by Mr. Hoiles, who made the homeward trip with the duo. Santa Ana Hosts Entertain Southlanders SCANNING SOME OF THE MANY greeting cards sent to them yesterday on their golden wedding anniversary, are Mr.

and Mrs. William O. Sidnam, pictured above. The couple entertained at an open-house celebrating the occasion. (Register photo) Hosts at an all-day affair in which members of Lincoln Life Insurance company and their families participated Friday, were Mr.

and Mrs. Guy J- Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Smith of this city. Guests were present from Long Beach, Los Angeles and San Diego. Golf provided diversion for men attending the barbecue, which had setting at the Ben Osterman ranch at El Toro, while swimming in the pool, horseback riding and other entertainment were afforded other guests. Luncheon was served at noon, with a barbecued dinner completing the affair in the evening. More than 70 of the representatives and their families were present.

Observing courtesy night, members of Hermosa chapter O. E. S. received a large group of guests Monday when a meeting and program occurred in Masonic temple. Worthy Matron Vada Berry and Worthy Patron George Richardson were in charge of the opening ceremony.

The two officers were escorted east in company with other staff members, including Marian Blake Weekend plans for members of Wrycende Maegdenu club include a houseparty, at Ocean Swells apartments, Balboa. Miss Mabel Linville, president of the business organization is in charge ol arrangements for the affair. Members will visit the Festival of Arts, Saturday night, in Laguna Beach. Misses Frances Hillemann and Hizabeth Harrison will be hostesses to the club Tuesday night, at a grilled dinner, to be held in the gardens of Miss residence, 2227 North Broadway. Badminton play has been planned for remainder of the evening, and i Wolto, planning to attend are asked! of J'f to rail Miss Harrison at 1011J.

atea as worthy matron and patron during the courtesy ceremony. Nebraska Resident (Turner of Santa Ana chapter, i sits Local Couple sociate matron; R. McIntosh of Huntington Beach Seaside chap- Visits to southland points of associate patron; Cora Kolk- terest were enjoyed last week1, hurst of Orange Scepter chapter, when Mrs. Clifford Erickson en- conductress. Others serving were Grace Irvine of Seaside chapter, associate conductress; Maude Adams of v.lh, Iatuit Chispa chapter, Anaheim, secre- coast states, was a houseguest Harryette Wilson, Fullerton Mr.

and Mrs. Erickson, at 10011191, treasurer; Ruth Rothenberg- FYeeman street. er, Fullerton 191, marshal; Etta 'Kirkwood, Scepter chapter, Or- jange, chaplain; May Leonard, Norwalk, organist; Hannah Douglas. Santa Ana, warden; Alma Garthe, Santa Ana chapter, Ada; Pearcy, La Habra, Ruth: Grace Chapin, Santa Ana chapter, i Esther; Shasta Glen, Seal Beach, (Martha; Ruby Gueber, Fullerton i 191, Electa; Dorothy Bowman, Hermosa Chapter O. E.

S. Observes Courtesy Night tertained a former schoolmate, Miss Ruby Gruetman, of Hastings, Neb. The midwesterner, who was on her first trip to the Pacific MARION F. DODDER DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS W. FOURTH SANTA ANA IS FOR PROTECTION Policies that Protect.

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Stevenson, Seaside chapter, flag bearer. Escort honors were accorded Elizabeth Lewis, deputy grand matron of the 62nd district, and the following worthy matrons or patrons, Addie Barry and Lester Barry, Huntington Beach; Corrine Bush, Fullerton 191; Jean Gasser, Norwalk; Virgie and Norval Holmes, Santa Ana chapter. The program included accordian selection by Lois and Arlow Keil of the Blunote Music company. Peach upside down cake and coffee were served in the dining room, where appointments followed an attractive color scheme. All in peach and cream tones were bouquets of oleanders, and lighted tapers, arranged the length of the tables.

Gifts of crystal were provided for the courtesy officers. On the committee in charge were the chairman, Eupha Vaughan, and Jean Winslow Smith, Evangeline Stark and Dona Millis. Next meeting of the chapter will be held August 18. FAMILY FROM NORTH In the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Vorce and their daughter, Miss Barbara Vorce, 1125 Or ange avenue, are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chadwick, and infant son, Thomas Howard, formerly of Roseville. Mrs. Chadwick is the former Miss Bette Vorce, another daughter of the local home.

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of Miss Marie Osborn and Leo Snedaker, both of this city. The quiet rites took place in the Presbyterian church, the Rev. Raymond. Acheson officiating. Present were the mother and sister, Mrs.

D. A. Osborn and Miss Eva Osborn, of 856 North" Ross street; and the mother, Mrs. Domia Loptien, 902 Orange avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. Snedaker are making their home with the mother for the present time. The bridegroom, who will teach in Thermal next year, is a graduate of Santa Barbara State college, where he became affiliated with Alpha Delta Chi fraternity. He had his earlier studies at Santa Ana Junior college, where his bride also was a student. She continued her preparation for teachmg at Miss Kindergarten-Primary school in Los Angeles.

Identified with the city school system for the past few years, Mrs. Snedaker plans to continue teaching. Married 50 years ago yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. William O.

Sidnam marked their golden wedding anniversary at their home, 809 South Garnsey street, welcoming many friends and relatives on the happy occasion. As Miss Winnie M. Balmer, the bride of 50 years ago figured in wedding rites August 5, 1891, at Flensburg, S. where the couple resided for a number of years. Mr.

and Mrs. Sidnam came to this city in 1923, when Mr. Sidnam retired from his activities as a grain buyer in the Dakotas. They have two sons, Howard of Minneapolis, and Vernon of Glendale. Receiving her many guests yes terday, Mrs.

Sidnam wore navy blue silk, with a lovely orchid corsage sent by her sons and their families. Many gifts, including flowers in golden tones, had Mercy Sewing Occupies Group Motoring to the Balboa Island home of the R. A. Xiemans, 333 Amythest avenue yesterday, a dozen members of a North Flower street sewing club were guests of the Santa Ana matron. Forenoon hours were given over to informal chat, and the guests enjoyed a luncheon of sandwiches, coffee and fruit.

Remainder of the day was given over to completing articles for the local Red Cross chapter and British War Relief unit. Co-hostess with Mrs. Tiernan was Mrs. Hubert Nall. Mrs.

Kenneth Ranney announced that next meeting date will be September 2, with location to be announced later. Anniversary Is Marked At Dinner Arranged in honer of Miss Constance 18th birth day anniversary was an intimate dinner party, held last Saturday evening at Dr. Mary Block, mother of the celebrant, had planned the affair in advance of her trip to San Francisco last week. Feature of a desert course was traditional birthday cake, which bore 18 lighted tapers. Complet ing the evening Miss Block and her guests, including Charles Boquist, Miss Dorothy Raitt and Dick Lockett, motored to Long Beach where they spent some time in the amusement zone.

Miss Jane Downing, daughter of former Santa Anans, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Downing, now of Glendale has been a houseguest of Miss Block, at 1615 North Broadway for the ten days, and has taken part in a number of pleasant affairs, including informal parties. With her hostess, Miss Downing has enjoyed after- nons at the local beaches. Dr.

Block, who is taking a course in pediatrics at a Bay City hospital, will return to this city sometime next week. SANTA ANA EVENTS tonight Penny supper; United Brethren church; 6 Smedley Chapter Toastmasters; Rossmore; 6:15 Lathrop Branch library; 7 to 9 Tl.eta Rho Girls club fashion show and card party; I.O.O.F. hall; 7:30 o'clock. Phi Sigma fraternity; 403(4 West Fourth street; 7:80 o'clock. Santa Ana Commandery; Masonic temple; 7:30 o'clock.

V.F.W. Social club; V.F.W. hall; 8 Eagles: M.W.A. hall; 8 Jack Fisher chapter and auxiliary D.A.V.; Legion hall; 8 Women of the Moose; Moose hall; 8 o'clock. THURSDAY Hermosa O.E.S.

Red Cross sewing; with Mrs. Neal Beisel, 1208 South Parton street; 10 a.m. Breakfast club; Main cafeteria; 7:30 a.m. St. Altar society; with Mrs.

Allan A. Mandy, Trabuco Oaks; all day. Santa Ana chapter O.E.S. sewing session; with Mrs. Lloyd Folger, West First street; 9:30 a.m.

Orange Avenue Christian Council; church; all day. Lions club; Masonic temple; noon. Santa Ana Realty board; Rossmore cafe; noon. Spurgeon Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service; Santiago park; all day. Torosa Sewing Circle; Anaheim City park; noon.

W.R.C. Pioneer club; with Mrs. Gassie Ferguson, 1234 West First street; 1:30 p.m. El Caniino Toastmasters; Rossmore. cafe; 6:15 p.m.

First Presbyterian Estella Daniel Missionary society; Jack Fisher park; 6:30 p.m. Lathrop Branch library; 7 to 9 p.m. Royal Arch Masons; Masonic temple; 7:30 p.m. Jubilee lodge F. and A.

Masonic temple; 7:30 p.m. Legion auxiliary; Legion hall; 7:30 p.m. Standard Life association; M.W.A. hall: 8 p.m. Odd Fellows lodge; I.O.O.F.

hall; 8 p.m. Pythian Sisters; Tustin K.P. hall; 8 p.m. Knights of Columbus; K. C.

hall; p.m. FROM JUNE LAKE Mr. and Mrs. S. E.

Charlebois, 1426 Freeman street, have returned from June Lake, where they enjoyed a ten vacation. Santa Ana Matron Entertains Club Hostess today to members of her two table bridge club is Mrs. L. G. Swales, entertaining the group in the Balboa home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Lyman Farwell, who are vacationing on Santa Catalina island. Luncheon was served preceding contract play. Mrfc. Swales plans to leave tomorrow for a few days at Lake Arrowhead, returning to the beach home early next week.

Local Residents Visit In Wyoming Witnessing one of the most col- been sent in by scores of the I orful of the old western round-ups. friends and Mrs. S. B. Kaufman of 924 Tjiwell street, were recent Guests in the afternoon hours included members of the Friendly Circle, a club to which the Santa Ana matron belongs; the Three- class and the Berean class of the United Brethren church.

Miss Marjorie Johnson, playing the violin, accompanied Mrs. Earl Matthews as she sang a number of old-time songs. Speaking for Berean class members, which Mrs. Sidnam instructs, Mrs. Lora McNeil read a poem.

Tea Details Presiding at a tea table in the afternoon were Mrs. E. E. Sidnam, sister-in-law of the couple; Mrs. W.

W. Hyde, a niece, and Mrs. Vernon Sidnam. daughter-in- law. A low, cut-glass bowl containing yellow flowers and golden tapers in matching candlelabra formed an appropriate centefpiece when a tea menu of nuts, cookies, candies and cakes was served.

Taking part in the festivities were members of the church in which the Sidnams have been active since arrival in Santa Ana. Program numbers were provided by a trio, composed of Misses, Bobbie Emmerson, Carolyn Hagar and Marjorie Fryatt, who sang "In the and of This was followed by numbers, sung by Miss Marjorte Johnson, who chose Promise and Love You for the occasion. "Long, Long and "End Of A Perfect were sung by Miss Margery Dennie, and completing the program, the entire group joined in singing "In The Sweet Bye and The Rev. E. E.

Johnson, pastor of the United Brethren church, gave a short talk and prayer. As a gift from the church, Mr. and Mrs. Sidnam were presented with a lovely counterpane. More than 80 signatures were placed in the guest book.

Among those attending in the afternoon was Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, of Hollywood, who was a guest at the wedding 50 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. Sidnam, B. Harrison Sidnam, and son Charles, of Laguna Beach, Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. Hyde and Mrs. E. E. Sidnam completed county relatives attending.

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SUMMER SESSIONS Stuart Carrier, 901 South Birch street, this week is concluding a six summer session course at University of Southern Cali fornia. However, he will enroll for a second course of four duration. The Santa Anan is cillor at Santa Ana high school. DR. A K.

LOERCH, JR. OPTOMETRIST 222 North Broadway PHONE 2586-W 924 Lowell street, were visitors at Cheyenne, where they viewed Frontier Days proceedings. They were accompanied by Mrs. Hazel Maag, also of this city. En route to their home, the couple visited in Estes Park, Deliver, and Colorado Springs, Colo.

Among the six national parks visited by the Kaufmans, was Mesa Verdes, in the Rocky Mountain state, famous for its cliff dwellers relics. Miss Vivian Kaufman, daughter of the local residents, who has been visiting with schoolfriends in Salem, will return here for remainder of the summer, next week. August 14 To Bring Wedding Rites In St. Anne's Church Adding their names to the ever-growing list of late summer bridal couples-elect, Miss Jerry Mussack and Robert Geier recently revealed their plans to be married Thursday, August 14 in St. Catholic church.

The informal ceremony will take place at 7:30 in the evening, with approximately 100 guests in attendance. The engagement and approaching marriage of the local young couple was announced Saturday night as a surprise feature of a house-warming held in the newly-completed home of Troy Colboch in Buena Park. Miss Etta Lounsbury, who was instrumental in plans for the housewarming, also knew that Miss Mussack and Mr. Geier were to announce their engagement that evening. She arranged to have the engaged pair arrive after the other guests had assembled.

The romantic news was disclosed when Miss Mussack displayed her pretty diamond ring. Thirty guests shared the party, which was climaxed with an enjoyable refreshment interval. Wedding Plans The Rev. Father C. J.

Bradley will officiate at the approaching wedding, which will be followed by a reception in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young, 2033 South Sycamore street. The young couple will leave August 20 by train for Pittsburgh, where they will visit -with the bridegroom- parents. They will make a flying trip home in a new plane, according to present plans.

Mr. Geier, who is instructing advanced aviation students under C. A. A. at Eddie airport, has lived here for the past few years.

He had his schooling in the eastern cjty where his parents reside. Miss Mussack, who has made many friends in Santa Ana since coming here from her home in Nebraska in 1935, attended Santa Ana high school. Her father, Charles B. Mussack lives at 2003 Cypress avenue, where the young couple expect to reside for several months after their marriage. Banning a series of parties inspired by the wedding plans, Miss Etta Lounsbury will entertain with a shower tonight, with Miss Mussack as honoree.

Methodist Women Of County Cancel Plans For Meeting Announcement of a a plans to sail this week for his native Japan, was followed by cancellation of plans for an interdenominational mass meeting scheduled for Friday in Fullerton, it was announced today by Mrs. Forest Woodside of this city. The Santa Anan is president of Orange County Methodist Society of Christian Service, the organization sponsoring meeting, at which Kagawa was to have been speaker. Mrs. Woodside presided over a county executive session of the W.

S. of C. S. recently in Spurgeon Methodist church of this city. At that time, plans were outlined for fall and winter activities of the county Methodist group.

A late summer date will be set to complete plans for the new schedule, it was said. Interesting speakers, including mission workers and local ministers, are to present programs for the county group during the year, according to Mrs. Woodside. Flying Honeymoon Concludes For July Bridal Pair Home from their cross country honeymoon trip are Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Chapel, (Bonnie Bentson) who arrived last night at Fullerton airport. The couple figured in wedding rites Sunday, July 20, at the Orange Presbyterian church, leaving the following week by plane for a number of eastern points. Among the exciting adventures the couple experienced was a forced landing in upper New York state, during a lightning storm. The Chapels spent two days in New York City, and visited with friends and relatives en route to the southland. Mr.

and Mrs. Chapel will establish their home in this city, where the bridegroom is a radio technician for the county police radio Gold Star Mothers Have Day of Quilting All-day quilting occupied members of Gold Star Mothers club when the group met Monday in Legion hall. Mrs. Mamie Gibson conducted the short business session. Among guests taking part in a covered dish luncheon hour were Mrs.

Belle Carter and Mrs. M. R. Copley of Riverside, and Clay Minnix. Next meeting will talje place September 1, in the hall.

Sisters Visit In Northern City Leaving early in the week for San Francisco were Mrs. Walter O. Hill of West Seventeenth street, and her sister, Mrs. Hale Cheatham, of Honolulu, T. H.

The sisters recently returned from Mason City, where they were called by the illness of their mother. Mrs. Cheatham will sail tonight from the Bay City port for her home on the islands. Mrs. Hill plans to return to her home in this city sometime late in the week.

Mrs, Garvin Returns From Michigan Stay Mrs. William W. Garvin, 1323 South Garnsey street, recently returned home after a six visit in her former home state, Michigan. The Santa Anan was in Jackson, Mich, with her sister, Mrs. M.

C. Merrifield, and in Battle Creek with her brother, Harold Van De Walker. Relatives and friends in Kalamazoo, and in other Michigan cities, were among those entertaining for the vacationer. She made the trip by train. Playmates Share Birthday Joys Shared by a dozen playmates, festivities occurring recently at the A.

C. McMillen home, 317 East Bishop street, came in celebration of the sixth birthday anniversary of little Miss Patricia McMillen. After a gay interval of games, the children were seated at a long table in the garden, where refreshments were served. Patricia was presented with a daintily-decorated cake topped with the words, Six Year A row of candles in tiny holders formed a glowing row just in front of the confection. Pink and white ice cream roll was included in the dessert course.

Favors were clever little cannons fashioned from gumdrops and stick candy. Snapshots were taken of the boys and girls as the party progressed. Patricia had the pleasure of opening an interesting array of packages, which, with a number of cards, added to the enjoyment of her birthday. Her three-year old sister, Lorraine, was an interested spectator. County Alumnae Invited To Be Guests Of Pasadena Group Invited to take part in a day of swimming and other beach activities, are all members of Orange County Delta Gamma Alumnae association, when the Pasadena alum chapter will meet Tuesday at the Beacon Bay of Mrs.

Walter Spicer. Hostess will be Mrs. Leona Nowell, of Alhambra, sister of Mrs. Spicer, and member of the Crown City organization. Those planning to attend should provide their own sandwiches, while the hostess will serve cookies and an iced beverage.

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