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i- f. ft i I ACTIVITIES PART XT 5 Pleiades to Give Gifts to Corona Convalescents Mrs. Grace Bogart, rehabilitation chairman for Pleiades Club, and her committee will give a Christmas party for the club'g Full Days Program Set for Children Assistance League Plans Nursery Party, Evening Festivities. BY MARY M'CARRIER A Christmas program is sched TROUPES TO GIVE HOSPITAL SHOWS Entertainment troupes of Los Angeles Red Cross camp and hospital service have planned 23 Christmas shows to be presented for patients in near-by military hospitals between Sunday and Wednesday, according to Mrs. Lewis K.

Milestone, chairman of the entertainment division of the service. A Christmas program was staged this week at the Russian American Club, 7819 Beverly for 180 convalescing men. 00 angeles Cimcar FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1945 Valley Group to Give Party for Children More than 100 children have been invited to a Christmas tree party to be given by Encino's Valley Vespers League tomorrow on the Edward Everett Horton estate. Mrs. Jimmy Sale, program chairman, will present Dr.

Robert Alexander Cameron In "The Story of the Nativity." The children sing carols Aid a puppet show will be given. Stockings were filled "at a recent meeting in the home of Mrs. Hannabelle Horton Grant. Mrs. Sam Garvin, president, is chairman of the project; Mrs.

Alex Crawford is chairman of. i adopted ward3 in Corona Naval CONFIDENTIALLY Hospital at 1 p.m. today. Christmas boxes prepared by BY LUCILLE LEIMERT the club will be distributed in uled from noon to 10 p.m. today for children of the community as well as those of members in three wards to 200 boys and in the departments of the As another to 40 Waves.

The committee consists of Mmes. Glesnar Stark, Beverly Motter, Bee Dragani Daisy Mur- sistance League, the executive very popular in Washington, D.C, where she has been living i with her husband, who was formerly in the Navy but now with the Treasury Department Overheard in a night club: "Oh, thank you so much! You're so good to me and I'm so sick of it!" dock, Madge Clapworthy, Pearle committee of which has planned the day's events. telephone committee; Mrs. Rudy Altorder, chairman of general arrangements, and Tom Elwood is in charge of tree decorations. St.

Nick in person will distribute gifts. Young and Ralph W. Harrison. Books are being added to a ftyV jf-- The programs in the Play House are under the direction of library of over 300 established by the committee. Kathryne Beynon.

Starting the day's festivities will be a lunch- i "OS. i M'f lit;) rtTira.nr? arrir Tunes photo DEBUTANTE Margaret Louise Visscher, left, made her social bow yesterday at a tea given by Mrs. Guy C. Earl. right, and her mother, Mrs.

MacMillan Visscher. Margaret Louise Visscher Presented at Debut Fete Clyde Burr, Asa Call, Sven Lo-krantz, 'John B. Winston Robert Meyler, Fritz Burns, Thomas Brant, Webster Holmes, Presenting Margaret Louise Visscher to Los Angeles society, her mother, Mrs. MacMillan Visscher, and Mrs. Guy C.

Earl Jr. were hostesses yesterday at a tea in the Earl home, 134 S. Hudson Ave. Standing before white and sil eon at noon in the Day Nursery, with Dr. Raphael Herman as host.

1 Tree Party at Xnrsery Mrs. Richard Johnston, ap-. pointed by Mrs. T. V.

Allen, nursery committee chairman, will be in charge of the nursery's Christmas tree party in the Play House at 3 p.m. Assisting will be' Mmes. William Godshall, Clifford Lord, Aubrey Harwood and Harry Lamport Starlighters, the junior group which is headed by Mrs. T. E.

Leavey, also will aid in direction cf the party. Santa Claus will distribute gifts in Play House at 2 p.m., when the toy loan committee will hold its Christmas party, with Mmes. John Kline, R. R. Lokey and R.

H. Allan in charge. Approximately 400 children under 12 years old, members of the Assistance League Girls Club and the Boys Club of Hollywood, will attend the evening program. Original Play on Program Taking part in an original Christmas play by Martin Luther Kennett Jr. will be limes.

A. S. Raubenheimer and George F. Prussing of the Nine o'clock Players and Mary Raubenheimer. Through the courtesy of Mrs.

Rulon Free, member of the Bookworms, Mrs. John Dawson will stage a puppet show. Mmes. Lou Anger, Arlington Sutch, Kay Holbrook, Joseph Davey, Nolan Browning, Walter West-more and Prussing have planned this phase of the celebration. Also this evening, an open Duque Phillips, Honor Webb; Richard Schweppe, John R.

Mage, Howard Cunningham, Mary Longstreet, Winfield Hawkins, Hawthorne Dent, ver Christmas trees which car Charles Thomas, Francis Browne, Irving Walker, James R. Page and Miss Mary ried out the holiday decorations featured at the party. Miss i- 'V. A Visscher and Mmes. Visscher GALA Steve and Dot Royce's dinner-dance was given partly because it's Christmas, partly because Adm.

and Mrs. Thomas Sprague were in town, and partly because the Ship Room at the Huntington had been completely revamped and was ready for inspection. Speaking of this room, it somehow makes you feel as if you were submarine dancing, or maybe I mean dancing in an aquarium. At any rate, the cool green walls, the planter coral and shells set against mirrors, the quivering lights have so transformed the place tlat one needs a guide to point out what was what and where it Is now. Among the guests: Marion Toms, Mr.

and Mrs. Lane Webber, over-from Los Angeles; ditto Douglas McLel-lan, Helen and Jack Garland and the Bob Hunters; Dale and Bill Taverner and Bide and Louis Pfau, two couples who top the dancing husband-and-wife teams town. Mrs. Jurgen Lorentzen teaching Steve Royce how to samba. He was exceedingly apt.

"Prox" Campbell and his lovely wife Marge the Alfred Wrights and many, many others. CQULD BE Those generous hosts, Lorenza and Walter Story, have more friends in this town than have any other two persons I know. Every one of those friends was invited and apparently accepted the invitation to the Storys' annual Christmas party. Looking around, one guest said to Walter. "I've heard several reports that Los Angeles has gained 600,000 in population.

I questioned those figures till I came to this party." I HEAR Speaking of large crowds, I hear (and read from clippings in the mail) that Madeleine and Clayton Adams are having a merry "time in Washington, D.C. In particular, Madeleine's aunt, Mrs. Martin Vogel, started the social ball rolling for the Adamses with a cocktail party for a mere 500 guests. NOT FUXXY Xavier Cu-gat, who can draw clever cartoons when he wants to, apparently didn't want to when he did me the bther day while he was on a good-will tour of the newspapers. He arrived with his own gallery of about a dozen men, women and children to tell us that he is going to South America, etc.

etc. The cartoon? I can't make up my mind if it Is I or Lady Asquith! PURELY PERSOXALMrs. Fred Witt, formerly Gretchen Cunningham of Altadena, is and Earl received more than 350 guests. The debutante, who 4 SHOPPER BY ZEANETTE MOORE is a former S.C. student and former chairman of A.W.V.S- juniors, wore a bouffant gown of French blue lace.

Among those assisting at the A tea table, which was decorated with Christmas scenes, were Mmes. Richard St i. A John, Ransom Henshaw, Henry Brandin, Robert Frank Cross, tin1 1 -ttt fr" DE TRIES SCHWABLAND house, in which Mmes. Clarence Viault Lawrence Moore, Harry Tcplitzky and Arthur Schmidt will assist will be held at the Girls Club. FITS -Curved hanger benefits suit jackets.

Now, a hanger to fit your suits! A curved hanger that curves into the padded shoulders and rounded bulk of your ultra-smart jackets and stays where it should. Squared shoulder and rounded silhouette suits alike have a fashion of slipping forward or back off a straight hanger. The curved feature will do- a lot toward hanging jackets right and keeping them in line when off your back. For traveling there another 7.D.C. Yule Party Today Mrs.

W. G. Prickett and Mrs. Dewey L. Reams will be hostesses at the annual Christmas party of the Robert E.

Lee Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, in their home, 820 Glen-mont Westwood, at 2 p.m. today. Mrs. Frank J. Klingburg will speak on the Bill of Rights and a musical program will be given by Mmes.

Thomas Morris and Grace Osborne Hall. Included in the club's activities during the year are Christmas boxes for Wacs and Waves at Corona Naval Hospital, boxes for needy families in France, a phonograph and 40 records to San Pedro Naval Base, and a piano to the neuropsychiatry ward In the Veterans' Center, West Los Angeles. Gloria Edna Schwabland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A.

Schwabland, to Albert John De V.ries son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert John De Vries of Chicago, last evening in St James Episcopal Church, South Pasadena. The couple will honeymoon in the San Bernardino Mountains and Lucerne Valley. The bridegroom has just been discharged from naval aviation, in which he served as a lieutenant OCTIGAN-TILTON Charlotte Tilton, daughter of Mrs.

Miriam R. Tilton of Glendale and Leslie Row-lie TUton of New York, to Ensign John Francis Octigan, Naval Reserve, son of the Frank Octigans of Phoenix, scheduled today in the chapel of Grace Cathedral, San Francisco. The couple will make their home in Vallejo where the bridegroom is stationed at Mare Island Navy Yard. LAUB-MILLER Winifred Shirley Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel Ernst Miller, to Solly Laub of Oakland, in the Ambassador Colonial Room. They will honeymoon in Las Vegas, and reside in Alameda. DODDS-CASTLE Sarah Jane Castle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Castle of Kingston, N.Y., to Ensign Robert M.

Dodds, Naval Reserve, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Dodds of Arcadia, in Tenth Avenue Baptist Church. superb feature.

The top of the hanger, anchored and turned on a strong metal fastening, jfolds down into the hanger, so you can pack it in a suitcase in much less space. The hanger is heavy lucite and a wise investment for good suits. Session Scheduled The Woman's Club, Institute of Religious Science, will meet at 2 p.m. Thursday at 3251 W. Sixth St.

To Inra the name of the shop tht ell these telephone MA-2345. St-tlon 358 thi department closed Saturday and Sundav). or write to me in care of the Women's Service Bureau. The Times. Los Anireles 83.

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John R. Delaney, Army, and Mrs. Delaney were hosts to the Raymond Burtons of Santa Monica at Grandview Gardens. helps protect rtt skin if applied before the long, hard game. No worry about eua or m'u6 bum.

fMhfM.teM.t-l P. B. Baitholomay I v' I Visions PW-of 'Twos the night before Xhristmosond mother ond- t'l daughter were both wrapped in their advance gifts 1 1 matching Candlewick robes. I -Y Warm, fluffy cotton i Candlewick in lush, 1 becoming colors. A Ve I Mother's robe comes in 4 sizes 14 to 20 I (Larger sizes, 40 4 tiA I to 46, for 5.59) AetVJ I -C: I And daughter's robe, made Just like her precious mommie's, in sizes 7 to 14 4 I 's- y1 'y' V1' 1 'V- WMlfiYr O.K.

GREEDY. YOU CAM HAVE JUST ONE. REMEMBER, I LOVE THEM, TOO! I ATE ALL MY CHOCOLATE GlU. COOKIES AT RECESS. SIS, HOW ABOUT IT? and Bride Arrive From Chicago Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Bradley Bartholomay (Audrey Ander-eon) have arrived from Chicago, where they were married Dec. 14, and are the guests of Mr. Bartholomay's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Henry Bartholomay, 616 N. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills. The bride, who is the daughter of Mr. and Randall Anderson of Chicago and the granddaughter of the late Judge Theodore Brentano, former U.S. Ambassador to Hungary, is a W.ellesley graduate.

She was a visitor in the Bartholomay home here earlier this year. Mr. Bartholomay was graduated from Cate School, Santa Barbara, and was a Princeton student when he enlisted in the Army. He has been discharged after serving three years in the African-European theater. Ridgway Sutton Home Lt.

(jg) Ridgway Sutton, Naval Reserve, back from the Pacific, is spending his leave in the Wilton Place home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas Sutton. fc i sia "ay i i TODAY See th recipes on package and make delicious Cookies and Syrup. ROCPCWOOD SEMI SWBST CHOCOLATE Las Floristas and King's Daughters' Day Nursery Circle, children's Christmas party, 1320 Wilson St Santa Monica Assistance League party, Santa Monica Day Nursery.

In-B-Tweens of the League for Crippled Children party, home of Diane Connolly, 244 S. Irving Blvd. Friendly Sears Stores in Los Angeles County. Park FREE: Lot Angelei E. Olympic Blvd.

and Beyle Ave. Lei Angelei Vermont and Slauion Avet. Hollywood Santa Monica near Western lot Angela Piee Boulevard at Rimpoe Glendale Central Ave. and California Street Weitwood 1101 Wettweod Boulevard Patedena 532 Eatt Colorado Street A be ve Robot not at Sean-Lena Roach) mm wta tnrtlitt ft tMfMt mt mid yyi. rffs- (All Sears Stores Open Evening.

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