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SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL PART 1 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Group to EndiWEDDING SET Flintridge Students Spend Vacation in East FOR APRIL 19 Theodore Scheelo Takes Bride Miss Irene Vivian Rear, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. S.

Bear, will be married this afternoon Affairs Talks Saturday Equestrian Parade Due at Riviera fashions horje3 and equipages as well as. in clothes will be displayed at the cala Easter parents in El and the Taking advantage of the Easter holidays students of Flintridge Miss Helen Greene, a member of the Santa Monica Chanty League, and bride-elect of John O. Anselin of Dallas. has chosen April 13 for her simply As-; World AfTairs The 54th sembJv will 'Sacred Heart Academy are scattered in all direction vacation bound- conclude a prOgreS-l Vnmo Thf sive season Saturday evening at' ceremonv will "be solemnized at remainder with her brother at Georgetown University, Washington, D.G. I Miss Joy Lehmherg spent some of her time with her parents, Dr.

and Mrs. B. Lehmborg in Casa Grande and the rest of it 'visiting Rosweil, X.M., and Tucson, Ariz. I Among those noted wandering about the Exposition grounds in San Francisco are Misses Juanita parade at the Riviera Country Miss Doris Davidson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Roland Davidson of Tucson, planned to take some of her schoolmates home' Club this afternoon. The As the Vista Rufus B. siding at gram. ciei Arroyo with the Santa Monica home or the von KleinSmid pre-: bride elect's mother, Mrs. the after-dinner pro-, Charles F.

Greene. Miss Greene was sistance League of Southern Cal in the First Methodist Episcopal Church to Theodore Scheele, son of Mrs. Cora Scheele. Mrs. H.

R. Thompson, sister of the bride, is to be matron of honor and Miss Nian Mya Kaufman and Miss Gloria Ruppert, bridesmaids. Scheele, niece of the bridegroom, will be flower girl-Victor Gamba will be best man and ushering will be Joseph Wise and Frank Parker. Mr. and Mrs.

Scheele will mak their home in Los Angeles. ifornia wxll sponsor a program which includes a parade led by with her for the holiday, while also heading for Arizona was Miss Phyllis Curley of Ajo. Miss Jehanne Lynch, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Lynch, spent part of' her vacation with her Capt.

Norman A. Pogson.jfrom Southern Methodist where British general staff officer and; she was affiliated with Delta former British i 1 1 i ge ejGamma. Mr. Anselin is the son specialist on Middle Europe willjof Mr. and Mrs.

John L. Anselin speak on "The Wider Issue in; of Galveston, Tex: The couple World Politics," and Dr. Chester will establish a Dallas home. Rowell, commentator on world; the Sheriff's posse in full regalia and made up of more than '300 horses as well as one of the best polo games of the year. Mrs.

Wittker of San Marino, Frances Campbell of Hollywood, Patricia Shannon of Los Angeles and Flo Flo Plavan of Santa Ana. Harold Morton and Mrs. Reuben Larson, co-chairmen for the MYER SIEGEL I ANTON GIRLS SEEING ROME affairs, will discuss Significance For America of Recent European Developments." Advance reservations have been made for Drs. and Mmes. Clifford A.

Wright, Rufus B. von league, have made arrangements with Snowy Baker for one of the leading equestrian events of the Word has been received from 5400 WILSHIRE LOS ANGELES 440 E. COLORADO PASADENA KleinSmid, Ralph Winifred season. Miss Virginia and Miss Eleanor Miller, Leonard J. Brunie, E.

Anton, daughter of Dr. and Mrs All departments! of the league are co-operating in the event, Clapp, W. Ballentine Henley, Francis L. Anton of Muirfield Road, who have been traveling in Europe for the past six J. K.

Dozier, Harry A. Smith, with members of a number of croups acting as ushers, flower months. They are in Rome for the Eas girls and cigarette vendors. Mrs. Robert W.

Cross, sponsor of the ter season but expect to return to the home of their uncle and Sub-Debs, announces the follow aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hoefcl- Messrs. and Mmes. William Del-lamore, D.

C. Ball, Joseph Frog-gart, E. D. Burbank, F. L.

Ellis, A. M. Gibbs, Levi Snail Chapman, Earle M. Pease, F. W.

Lawrence, W. J. Ilolbrook, J. W. Jones, James W.

Johnson. E. W. Miller, Paul G. Thomas C.

Marlowe, Charles Jackson True, A. B. Stevens, James E. MacMurray, John F. Stacey, Richard II.

Weaver, Mmes. after-Easter 31LE of Spring Apparel and Accessories Our early Easter mokes these classic reductions possible when practically the whole season is still before you puissant values that will bring you scurrying in at 10 a.m, Monday won't let you leave until you've bought half a dozen or more garments. mayr in Munich, for a short visit before returning to Los ing members of that group as program vendors; Misses Phyllis Raber, Barbara Cass, Barbara Davis, Elizabeth Dickson, Pepgy Donnelly. Dorothy Fairies, Pat Angeles in June. They sail from Trieste June 8 for New York City.

During the winter they have made numerous trips to Switzer Walter Harrison Fisher and land to take in the skiing and Thomas G. Winter; other sports. Messrs. and Mmes. Frank A.

Van Voorhis, James Mac- ricia Glen and Barbara Hinton. PROGRAM GIRLS Other Sub-Debs selling programs include Misses Lucille Joyce, Constance Kurtzworth, Patsy Macy, Marion Louise Meloth. Jeannette Monroe, Patsy Patterson, Sarah Porter, Susan Pray, Laura Price, Dorothy Simpson, Marjorie Welch, Betty E. Davics, Vv. H.

Eager, pherson, Willoughby Rodman, Lyman Farwell, Francis J. Cole, R. B. Williamson, Misses Grace T. Walker, Katherine A.

Cun Miss Mary Ellen Stoddard of Westwood Hills, whose en gagement to Stanford Groesbeck. Smith is announced. Lansdownt photo ningham. Alma E. Wrigley, Adelia Smith, Harriet Smith, Agne3 B.

Nation, William C. Free, Adele Varcoe, II. S. Varney, A. G.

Hill, Guilford Smith, Sidney T. Mezes, Sloan-Orcutt, Lucy 200 SMART HATS Marjorie Day, Dr. L. Hardin, Uclan Co-ed Betrothed Messrs. Fred L.

Emerson de Coningh, Harry Gray, Robert Jarvis Wood, Marion Ashdown, J. G. Prosser, Wick C. Cans Louis La France and John Wil- Marilyn Walter, Lucyann Walsh, Patricia Wright and Willa Young. Members of the Bib-and-Tuck-ers of the league who will sell rigarettes include Misses Emily Newkirk, Gloria Freese, Betty made In ill.

S. Boice, II. J. Gilhert. M.

R. L. 'Movius, George II. Maxwell, 12 Price being todav. engagement is Salt Lake City I eh Were 5.00 io 35.00 NOW 2.50 to 17.50 marth.

1 Lovely straws, felts; many are famous makers' models; practically all colors. Mr. and Mrs. David Izatt Stoddard of Westwood Hills, for-merly of Oregon, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Ellen Stoddard, to Stanford Groesbeck Smith of Salt Lake City. The wedding will be in June.

Miss Stoddard, a member of Kappa Alpha Gamma, at U.C.L.A., will receive her degree in June. She is also affiliated Wallace, Frances Gilmore, Sydney Brough, Marjorie Shorten, Mmcs. Kolia Levienne, W. E. Calloway and David Backus.

Members of the Boy's Club Auxiliary who will sell cigarettes include Mrs. Farrell Burton Mrs. Donald Carlson, Misses Nancy Geberding, Jeannette 7 -M :3 Hunt and Betty and Roberta I BETTER DRESSES, COSTUMES Street Dresses, were 29.75 to 79.75 Evening and Dinner Dresses, were 29.75 to 110.00 Costumes, were S9.75 Jo 135.00 1 13 with Sigma Alpha Iota honorary music fraternity. During Easter vacation she is being entertained in Salt Lake by Mr. Smith's parents.

Mr. Smith, who attended the University of Utah, is connected with the United States Department of Agriculture in Pasadena, where the couple will make their home. Easter announcement of the OFF Gist. COMPETING MEMBERS League members competing in the equestrian events include Misses Jean Macintosh, Betty Stockwell, Anne and Geraldine Beaumont, Betty Morton and Barbara Morton. Mrs.

Stanley Pierce Murphy and Mrs. Carleton Blaine Lyon, assisted by Mrs. W. H. Witwer have been in charge of radio broadcasting and last week arranged for a number of programs featuring prominent league members and others.

TROPHY BOARD I v. SPRING DRESSES Were up to 19.95; black, navy and prints from our Budget Shop, some less than half-price, most sizes O90 Hawaii Tourists Return Home Mrs. Lou Anser, chairman of trophies, is being assisted by Mmes. Jackson Boyd, Robert 19.95 MAN-TAILORED SUITS Solid colors, stripes; budget values Cross. Fav Crossland Fee and Tom Mitchell.

13' 18oo Among the interesting box parties for the event will be 29.75 SWAGGER COATS Just 12 better coats, untrimmed Mary Blair Wallace has just returned from a nine weeks' trip to Honolulu. She was joined there by her husband, James Wallace, and together they spent some time on the Island of Kauai before returning to the mainland. Mary Esther Wallace, the Wallace's young daughter, is in school at Punahou, Honolulu, where she will remain until June. that given by Mr. and Mrs.

Regis Toomey in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crooks, visiting here en route to Australia. I s.v if wm eIIHi.l. 4 i SPORTS DRESSES, TWEED COATS Dresses were 19.95 to 25.00; untrimmed coats were 19.95 to 29.95; to clear Bakewell-Fair Troth Announced I395 I Mrs.

James Ducey of Pasa dena announces the en TWO PRESIDE AT LUNCHEON Mrs. Ben Hollander and Mrs. James Hogle were hostesses Tuesday when officers wives attached to the U.S.S. Chester met at the Army and Navy Club for luncheon. Covers were marked for Mmes.

K. Kilpatrick, R. C. Welles, James Byrne, H. C.

Fengar, E. B. Terry, J. W. Price, H.

C. Lowry, M. L. Kelly, B. T.

Zelenka, C. W. Parker, Jonathan Hulme, A. R. Matter, M.

II. Eppes, Briscoe Chipman, Forrest Ivanhoe and Everett Abdill. 795 295 JACKETS were 12.95 to 15.00 SKIRTS, were 5.95 to 7.95 gagement of her niece, Marie Louise Fair, to Thomas Howard Bakewell. Miss Fair is the daughter of Mrs. Bruce Fair and the late Bruce Fair of San Fran cisco.

Mr. Bakewell is the son of WHITE BOLEROS I 0 tc Mrs. Paxton Warner of Pasa dena and the late William tomorrow monacal Bakewell of Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 1 ar sizes 14 io 18. terv shecial 4 6" 25c HANKIES, reduced Linen prints, rolled hems -another 'shop ithin a shop just completed on our second floor, Avhere a distinguished collection of the famous Milling Road furniture will inspire you to new thoughts of gracious loveliness in your home 'Unusual Cnscmllcs of ivuzg "iRoom, CDinlnrj 3loom and bedroom -the 'connoisseur furniture for moderate incomes'-lovely as anyone could wish and as thrifty as wise buying permits JUST 11 FUR CHUBBIES Originally 59.00 to 149.00 I ii I I I 'H sL wdt' TJ Tiff i ikt tim age OFF 1 now 1 Ismsswssss ir CERTAINLY NOT 90 vwiii uiiuiu ii A HOSTESS COATS Wrap o.r zipper styles, rayon crepes and taffetas, prints, solids NIGHTGOWNS Luscious shades in plain or print, swing skirts; first time shown, cnnuTE UJOTER sores my pkohfem 3so I i 1 I CHOOSE iour hriial gifts from our new shipments 0 SILVER -you he amazed at what you may secure for S3.00 or less while for SG.OO to S16.00 there is a delightful choice in silver vegetable dishes, shells, trays, platters, serving accessories all very personalized because individually chosen mmm SAFE Skin reef Neetfett1 Canute Water it lafe and pure.

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