TORRANCE HERALD

The GAY SHOP1319 Sartori Ave. Torrance

By MARY VONDERAHf

Dunsnhore-Rush, Wedding Revealed At Lawn Party

To announce the marriage of jhoi- brother William M. Duns-

Miss Pauline W. Rush. Mr. and Mrs. Orville E. Robin-

n. of 1446 W. 216th St., this ok entertained with a lawnrty at their ho m c.The marriage, being revealedw, was solemnized last Feb.in Tijuana, Mexico. The former

Miss Rush is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, William Rush, of Des Moincs, Iowa.

Attending the announcement party were the bride's nunt, Mrs. Gail VerDuft, the bridegroom's par Dunsmore,

TOE DANCER ... Jackit Pagac, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Pagac at 709 Columbia' Place, of the Nation­ al Paint end Wallpaper Store in Torrance, in toe dance. Jackie Pagac studies ballet, toe and acrobatic at the Three Arts Studio and was featured in several beautiful numbers at the Mid-Summer Festival held recently at the Three Arts Studio. She will appear soon In future recitals and perfor­ mances.

Before 1799 the U. S. Senate held secret meetings only.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fred Dunsmore,

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Price, and Mrs. Don Townsend, Mr, and M.-s. Brace Ver.< Duft and son Lyle, Mr. and Mrs. Dext Bradford, Mr. and »Irs. John Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schroeder, Miss Barbara Span-

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sponsored contract bridge party will be held in the clubhouse Monday evening, Sept. 1, begin­ ning at 8:00 o'clock. Mrs. Her­ man Frey and Mrs. R. E. Olsen will serve on the hostess com­ mittee.

Mrs. Dean L. Sears and Mrs. R. J. Rogers were hostesses forMonday evty.

Final Luncheon For New College Group Is Held

The final picnic luncheon in a series of Informal pre-openmg social events at Palos Verdes college, newly organized two-year college in Rolling Hills, was held on Saturday afternoon. The col­ lege, a private, non-profit, coedu atlonal institution which opens 'or the first time on Sept. 18, vill hold one more picnic, ex­ clusively for students, their

ids and families, on Satur­ day Sept. 6.

Dr. Richard P. Saunders, first president of Palos Verdes col­ lege, and Mrs. Saunders, were hosts to the group of friends and sponsors of the college who {fathered on the campus to dis­ cuss the new institution's aims and plans.

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The Torrance YWCA is happy to announce the establishment of

i work center in Torranee w vlll provide a- recreational, ial and educational program for

young women in industry, in business, and young home wo­ men.

Miss Helen Lockwood comes to the Association with wide ex­ perience to qualify her as head of the work center. She is .a graduate of Elmira college (1938) and received her master's

Back To School Teen Age Dance Set For Sept. 6

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from Columbia univer- ijoring in guidance and

ly Hills, Athletic Academy will present a "Back to School"

Ida nee In BcVerly Hills high | school gym beginning at 8:30 p, I m., Saturday Sept. 6.

Featured will be an all South crn California teen-age dance team contest to be judged by Veloz and Yolanda and studio dance directors. Hugh Knox and j his 21-piece orchestra will fur-

1 nish music for dancing. During I intermission special entertain­ ment will highlight swimming by champions, singing and danc­

ATTRACTIVE BRIDE . . . Mis» Phyllit Andersen and Jack Dud­ ley were married in an effec­ tive ceremony in St. Andrew's Episcopal church. Now honey­ mooning in Laguna Beach, they will make their home in Lomrta.

12th Anniversary jj Of Women Of Moose Is Celebrated Here

Celebration of the 12th anni­ versary of Torrance Chapter No 44, Women of the Moose, marked the gala meeting held last night in Moose hall.

Torrance Chapter, Instituted y Bessie Lovett of Long Beach,

grand dean, had as its first jr regent Ruth Kidd, who assisted in its organization.

Still active in the Torrance group ire two other charter members, Jast Senior Regents Ann Wilken md Elsie Smith. t

A delightfully different amn teur program, arranged by Maty West, chairman, resulted In th. discovery of new talent. At ;\ [ate hour a large birthday caki was cut by Senior Regent Ha Mae Amhach.

Wednesday Sept. 3 Is the date for thr regular monthly card party for which special prta'.-u. have Been secured. Everyone I invited to attend this flist party* after vacation.

Dorothy Smith, publicity chair man.

;ning's successful par-

* *MRS. ALBERT MELUNKOFF HEADS WOMEN'S GROUP

Mrs. Albert Mellinkoff, new president of the Los Angeles League of Women Voters, this week claimed that women hold the power to swing elections in the United Slates with eligible' female voters exceeding males by 1,171,948. .

The well known clubwoman, whose home is at 811 Foothill drive, Beverly Hills, is the wife of Albert Mellinkoff, owner-oper­ ator of a chain of local motion picture. theaters.

" * * * FOIJCE EXECUTIVE VISITS

Uifut. H. O. Byers, supervisor of police communications of Wi- Chita, Kans., and Mrs. Byers will arrive here Friday for a visit with Mrs. Mary Andre and her sons, Jules and Albert. Lieut. Byers is attending a joint con- Terence of the Associated Police Communications and Federal Communications being held in Los Angeles.

Hospital CasesPatients admitted to the Tor- nee Memorial hospital during

the past week included the fol­ lowing:

Mrs. Emma Bennett, 903 Ar­ lington avenue.

Mis. Jessie Chamberlain, 25520 Cypress street.

\jpv Clough, 1418 216th street.Charlotte Duron, 1215 W. 255th

street.Oscar Hogberg, 21401 S. Ver­

mont avenue.Roberta Long, 10, 1222 Date

avenue.Mrs. Alia McAnally, 24286'/4

Hawthorne blvd. .«William Maloy, 1329 Engracla

ave.Mrs. Bonnie Roses, 259- W

220th st.Mrs. Mildred Swaffar, 1955

254th st.Mrs. Ruth Stoner, 1065 W

220th st.

English (1940). She has also stu­ died at Penn btatc college, Union Theological seminary, Juillaid School of Music, Rendlc Hill, Rhode Island State college and at the Dale Carnegie School of Public Speaking. :

She has been a principal and instructor at the Sabinsvillc, Pa., high school, an instructor at En- dicott hi£h school, N. Y., coun­ selor for two years at Stevens college, a volunteer worker for the New York Fedeiation of Churches, a counselor at Hull House. She has done research work with social agencies in Pendle Hill, tutoring Mexican students. She has been the direc­ tor o£ the Student Union at Rhode Island State college and has just completed work as dean of the night school at Burton Junior college in Charlotte, N.. C. Miss Lockwood will arrive Sept. 8 to assume her new duties and will be a member of the San Ped- ro staff with full time to be de­ voted to Torrance YWCA work.

* * -KSECOND CHILD IS BORN TO JAMES E. CASEY8

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Casey of Manhattan Beach and former-

of this city, are being felici­ tated upon the birth of their second child, Mary Kathiyn, a daughter born Aug. 16 at Tor­ rance Memorial hospital. Theiaby's grandparents arc Mr. and

Mrs. Louis J. Smith, of 1754 Gramercy ave., and Mrs. Mayme?asey of Sidney, Ohio.

* * * AT MOUNTAIN RESORT

Mrs. Fred Bever. and Joyce, companied by Mrs. Fred Lippert and granddaughter Anna Marie Leinbach. Ifft Saturday for the Severs' Crestline cabin.

+ * * COLORADO VISITORS

Home from three weeks' vaca­ tion with relatives and friends In Denver and other Colorado cities are Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Obole and their son-in-law and daugh­ ter, Mr-, and Mrs. Erich R. Lil-

St. Andrew's Episcopal chu was the setting for the recent wedding of Miss Phyllls Ander son, daughter of Mrs. Emma derson, to Jack Dudley, son Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dudley, of Lomlta.

Given in marriage by-her bro- ther-irr-law, John Ohaison, the bride was attractively attired in a blue suit with white accesso­ ries and she carried a -bouquet c." white roses and orange blos­ soms.

Rosic Davie as maid of honor,

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Mrs. William Lightcnberg and daughter Fiances Ann, of 1310 Manuel ave., are visiting friends and relatives in Boulder, Colo.

* * * WEEKEND IN MOUNTAINS

Mi's. Jane Miller was a week­ end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dar- well Harleene, of Redondo Beach, at their Green Valley Lake ca­ bin.

Marriage licensesMarion B. Wilber, 24829 Nar-

bonne ave., Lorn it a and Carmen II. Oarcia, 12 203rd St., Torrance.

ON MONTH'S VACATIONMr. and Mrs. E. W. Earl, of El

Paso, Texas, who have been house guests during August at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ don Smith. 719 Columbia place, will'return to their home follow­ ing the Labor Day week end.

METHODIST WOMEN PLAN DATES FOR CIRCLE MEETINGS

Circle No. 1 will meet for a 12 o'clock luncheon on Friday, Sept. 8 at the home of Mrs. L. N. Brooks, 1823 Arlington. Mrs. L. E. Pyeatt will be et>-hostess. Devotions are in charge of Mrs. Harold Hutchison.

Circle No. 2 will meet Thurs­ day, Sept. 4, at the home of Mrs. Grover Van Deventer, 2203 Carson, for a luncheon at 12:30

Circle No. 3 will also meet at 12:30 on Tuesday Sept. 2 for a luncheon at the, home of Mrs

riva Jackson, 911 Portola ave.The Wrsleyan Ouild will meet

at the home of their chairman, Mrs. John King, 2267 Carson, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 2. All circles are busy making articles for the fall bazaar.

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Siqma Rho Chapter Of Delphian Society To Resume Meetings

Resuming their program fol lowing summer recess, member of Slgma Rho Delphian Chapte

wore a pink suit and carried pink gladioli. Floyd Kelley attended the bridegroom as best man and Anthony Platon ushered.

Following the church cere­ mony a reception was held in the parish house.

Upon their return from a few days honeymoon at L a g u n a Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley will

lake their home-in Lomlta. Mrs. Dudley was graduated

rom Torrance high school with he class of summer 1947. Hei usband was graduated from

Varbonne high and Is now em- >loyed at Ccalg_Shipyards.

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George S. Wheatons 'lan Celebration Of Jolden Wedding DayLabor Day will have spcctajl

significance this year for Mr. nJJtl Mrs. George B. Wheuton, of IMS Arlington ave.. who will on that day observe their golden wed­ ding anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. Wheatoh, pioneer Torrance residents, will hold open house In the home for their

nds from 1:00 until 10:00 p.m.

DR. AND MRS. HOWARD A. WOOD CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY WITH PATIO PARTY

The silver wedding annlver-''Leonard and Mrs. Joseph Frlcd- sary of Dr. and Mrs. Howard A. Wpod was celebrated Saturdayevening with party served

delightful dinner t 6:00 o'clock In

The GAY SHOP1319 SARTORI AVE. TORRANCE

the patio of their El 1'raclo home., All-white flowers centered the

table set for relatives and Inti­ mate out-of-town friends of the couple, whose marriage was sol­ emnized in McMinnvllle, Ore.

Places were arranged for Mrs. Wood's mother, Mrs. J. H. Jcf- fery, her brother and slstcr-ln- law, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Jeffery and sons Jeiry and James; huB brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clatence E. Sogard and daughter Norma; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Over and Mrs. Klrsllne Petcrsen, all of Long Beach; Dr. and Mrs. Walter Wood, of Co­ rona; Mrs. Leonard Wood and

will meet at 10:00 a.m. day, Sept. 10, in the

Thurs lect

room of Torranc Mrs. Benjamin P.

Ctty library Weston wll

man, all of Laguna Beach; Mr. ' " Charles R. Sullivant

daughter Dean andand MJr., 'their

. * * *BRinciE n.iiB GROUPAT MRS. MILES' ROME

Mrs. Kail A. Miles was a gia clous hostesfc to bridge cluh members when she entertained Thursday afternoon at her home, 2303 Andreo ave.

Colorful dahlias, attractively arranged, cieated a festive set ting for the party and enhanced the table where refreshments rere served.

Contract award winners were Mmes. L. C. Burger and Albeit Isen. Mrs. R. E. Olsen was :i club guest.

* * * TOHRANCE PARENTS VISIT "V" CAMP

Dr. and Mrs. John W. Beemaii and Janet. Councilman A. L. Jafkson, Gil J. Deroum and Von M. Bergen were among thosi who spent the weekend at Round Meadow Y Camp in the SBIL Bernardino mountains. 'T

* * * J TORRANTE COUPLES AT MORENA LAKE

Weekending at I-ake Morcn;i and the lake country adjacent to San Diego were .Messrs, and Mmes. Dean L. Sears, Tayloi Whitney and Bob L. Haggard.

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son Richard, of Rarnona; Mr. and Mrs. Powell Helton, of Ban­ ning and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wilt- son of Fullerton.

Dr. and Mi-s. Wood were the recipients of a handsome silver service, a gift of their respective families, as well as other beau­ tiful gifts and flowers and mes­ sages from friends from all over the Southland.

Among the celebrants' dinner guests who were also present at their wedding, were Dr. Wood's brother, Dr. Walter Wood, Mrs. Wpod's mother, Mrs. J. H. Jef- feiy and her sister, Mrs. Clar­ ence E. Sogard, who was her matron of honor.

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preside. A full attendance is antlcipatcd.

At the conclusion of the moriing. meeting, Mrs. Weston wilentertain members and prospec

members at an informa L-heon at her ranch home on

Pacific Coast highway.

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