PAQE 2 TORRANCE HERALD

THURSDAV AFTERNOON CLUB AT SHIELDS HOME

Mra. Frank Shield* wa» host­ ess when she entertained mem­ bers of the Thursday Afternoon club at her home on Gramerey ave., last week.

Covers were placed for Mrs. W. H. Stanger. a chib guest and Mmes. H. S. McManus, Fred Knudson, F. C. Wlnklcr, O. W. Hudson, T. H. Kendrick, H. A. Lewis. F. H. Clark, May McKin- ley, J. O. Moore and Ruth Hag­ gard. Contract awards were re­ ceived by Mmes. Knudson, Hag­ gard and Moore.

Eastern Stars to Celebrate 20th Birthday Tonight

Preceding the regular meeting of Torrance Chapter, No. 380, Order of the Eastern Star, mem hers and their famille^ will gath er this evening at/the banque room in Masonic .Temple to celc brate the 20th anniversary o the chapter's organization.

A dinner, prepared by ladle of the Christian church, will b served *t 16:30 o'clock.

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GALA PARTY PLANNED AS OLUB BfcNEFIT

Mrt. W. t Laughon ways and (Mans OhairnWn for Torr*n«e Woman's Club, will open h«r home on II Prado next Wednes day afternoon, August 13, for a 1 o'clock dessert bridge. The party will be a benefit for the club and everyone Is cordially Invited. Mrs. Laughon will be assisted by Mmes. Dean L. Sears, J. B. Scotton, W. J. Neclands, H. E. Masslc, A. H. Silllgo and L. Ahrens as co-hostesses.

Reservations may be made by calling Mr». Laughon at Tor- ranco 31. Mrs. Laughon was also hostess at an evening party given recently at her home for the club. Prize winners that eve­ ning were Mmes. Owens and Sears.

f * *METHODIST WOMEN TO MEET AUGUST U

The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet in the church parlors at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, August 14, for their business meeting, with Mrs. Grace Hooper in charge. Lunch will bo served in the patio, fol­ lowing a business meeting, with members of Circle 2 as hostess­ es, All members arp urged to attend.

* * *MRS. SILLIGO AND GUESTS ENJOY DINNER, BRIDGE

Mrs. A. H. Silllgo was hostess 'heri she entertained at dinner

Monday evening at Wilmlngton Yacht club. Her guests were Mmes. L. C. Burger, W. I. Laughon and L. Ahrens. Bridge furnished diversion for the ladles following dinner.

John Garners Hosts At First Family Reunion in Years

An enjoyable family reunion, their first In 12 years, was held recently when the John Garner family of 803 Amapola avenue, entertained 20 guests at their home at a barbecue dinner. The party was given- as a courtesy for Mrs. Garner's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McKee and daughter, Elizabeth of Gary, Indiana.

Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Calkins, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, all of Redondo Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cal­ kins and daughter Dixie; Mrs. Dorothy KanUte, Miss Esther Kanute and Clarence Easter, all of Eagle Rock; Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Lemley of Los Angeles and E. S. Hussey of Rock Island, Illinois.

The McKees, accompanied by E. S. Hussey, left this week for Gary.

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BEEMANS ENTERTAIN AT INFORMAL PARTIES

Among those who enjoyed a barbecue supper at tho home of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Bermnn last Wednesday evening were Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Easley, Messrs, and Mmos. Harvel Gut- tenfeldcr, John Melville, J. Hugh Sherfey, Jr.

On Sunday they entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Earl of Oakland, Mrs. Jack Earl and daughter Betty of Leimert Park and Mrs. and Mrs. J. A. Rodifer of Los Angeles. Miss Betty Earl remained this week as their house guest.

INTEND TO WED

Phillips M. Brookr, 33, of 132 Portola ave., and Jean W. Smith 20, of -2004' Carson, st. '

Louis Aguilnr, 24, of 101 Milton St., and Rebecca Jan Booth, 29, of 20414 Florence av«

Jerry Harris Spellman, 21, o Wllmington, and Lauretta Heston, 20, of 439 East 213rc street.

* * *NEWS OF WOMEN OF THE MOOSE

Torrance Chapter, N,o, 4' Women of the Moose, held regular meeting at Social Ha Friday evening with all office in their chairs. Visitors fron Compton were introduced am it was announced that a larg group will attend a card part at Compton tomorrow evenlnl The next district conference wl be held at Compton Wednesday August 20.

The next regular meeting o Torrance chapter will be he] Friday evening, August 15, ao cording to Lela Heglln, publlclt chairman.

* * *A. L. A. MEETINGNEXT TUESDAY EVENING

The regular American Leglo Auxiliary meeting will be hel at Legion clubhouse next Tucs day evening, August 12. Ollva Lee, first vice-president, preside in the absence of th president, Alice Thompson, wh

attending the convention a Sacramento.

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Jean Smith Feted At Pre-Nuptial Party Affairs

One of the most feted brides elect is Miss Jean Smith, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard R Smith whose wedding to M Phillips Brooks, son of Mr. an Mrs. WIIlls M. Brooks, will tak place Sunday, August 17. One o the lovely parties given for he was a breakfast bridge Sunda morning when Mrs. N. F. Jamle son entertained at Palos Verde Golf Club.

Colorful glamellas were use for the table decorations and a so served as the guests' corsag es. Covers were arranged for th bride-elect and her mother ar Mmes. Ella Levy Harris, Mar> Peckham Cowan, Helen Watrou Dorothy Jones, Dorothy McMI lan Edward?, Joan Kllnk Mltch ell and the Misses Gcraldin Dennison of Camden, N. J., Nor ma Rappaport and Emma Relm mer of Los Angeles, Laurel Lancaster and Patty Post.

Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs G. T. Edwards entertained fo Miss Smith and her fiance at buffet supper- asd shower a their home, 1324 Cota ave. Othi guests were Messrs, and Mmes H. H. Cowan, W. M. Watrou: D. C. Mltchell, and I. H. Harrii Bridge furnished diversion unt a late hour.

Still other recent parties wcr the miscellaneous shower wit Mmes. D. C. Mltchell and H. H Cowari as hostesses and th beautifully appointed c r y s-1 a shower at the home of Mis Norma Rappaport at Los Ange

when she and Mrs. Edna Nel of San Bernardlno enter

tained.** * *

ST. CECKLIA GUILD HJ& PARTY

Members of St. Cecelia's Gull' of St. Andrew's Episcopal church

nd their guests enjoyed a des­ ert bridge at Parish hall las

Wednesday afternoon. Hoste.sse for the party, attended by mon than 40, were Mmes. J. W. Posl Harvcl G u 11 e n f e 1 oVe r, Frank Paour, Jr., and H. E. Appenzel ar. Prizes for high score

contract wore presented to Ml L. Lewellun and Dean

Sears.* * *

MRS. OLCA DAVIS BIRTHDAY HONOREE

Mr«. Olca Davis was the sur iriscd honorco at a family

in and picnic supper ar ?<:d at Torrance city parl

Friday evening on the occaHioi of her birthday anniversary. Shi

presented with many lovely gifts from the group at the t'i fathering of the family in years.

Those present were Messr." and Mmes. B. F. Wayt, Si:, B F. Wayt, Jr., and son Jerry, al of Los Angeles, Newell Wayt o L,ong Beach, Bert Mott of Hoi ywood, Gene Sevier, James' W .Vayt, Weir Atwood and daugh ters, Arlcne and Janet, and W M. Bone, all of Torrance.

* * *Paul Mltchell and Billy Me

U»od are attending Boy Scou camp a( Big Pines while Caro yn Mltchell Is visiting friends

and relatives In Sacramento and Oakland.

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PHONE 180Information Reservations

Gramaroy and Cabrillo Torrance

of WfiKKLY COMMUNITY EVENTS .

TONIGHT, AUGUST T8:80 p. m. Rotary Club at

Logtofl Hall.7:80 p. m. 80-30 Club' at

Daniels Cafe. Order of the Eastern Star 7:48 p. m. Knights of Py

thlas Lodge, Redondo Bench. 8:00 p. m. 'Modem Wood­

men, Catholic Ladles' card par

ty.

FRIDAY, AUGUST § 11:00 a. m. Women of the

Moose, luncheon meeting.7:30 p. m. I. O. O. F. No

196, Redondo Beach. Townsend Club, Men's Bi­

ble Class Bldg. 8:00 p. m. Masonic meeting Technocracy, 1915 Carson

St.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 10Services In all churches.

MONDAY, AUGUST 116:30 p. m. Klwenis Club at

Daniels Cafe.7:30 p. m. Sons of the Le­

gion. Junior Chamber of Com­

merce, C. of C. bldg.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 127:45 p. m. Royal Neighbors, American Legion Auxili­

ary. City Council. . 8:00 p. m. W. B. A. Lodge

meeting at McDonald hall.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 137:45 p. m. -- Trio Rebckah

Lodtfr No. 240, Lomita. 8:00 p. m. A. O. U. W.

THURSDAY, AUGUST II10:30 a. m. Methodist Wom­

an's Day.* -f *

BKWY ROSS OLUB AT LUNCHEON, TOUK

More than 35 members of Bet sy Ro«s Star Chapter and the! guests enjoyed a picnic lunch on at Silverado Park in Lonfc

Beach, last week and a tour o the Procter and Gamble plan there.

* * *O. E. S. MATRONS ATTEND LUNCHEON

Mrs. B. F. Dye vtas cnteitalnci at luncheon at the home of Mr.' Ralph Wise in Lomita las Thursday afternoon. Guests wcr a group of ladies who served i O. E. 3. matrons for 53rd dl: trict in 1936.

Peoplewhat they're doinj

Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Page anfamily returned Sunday from a short vacation at Snowcrest nea Camp Baldy.

Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bodley spent Sunday'at Headleo Cam] in the San Gabriel mountains.

Jimmy Burchntt returned Sun day from a two weeks' vacation at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William Burchet of Delano.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crumrlni Joined Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Ham

tusse at Hollywood Bowl 01 Thursday, evening.

J. F. Cook U recovering from an operation which he underwcn ast week at a San Pedro hos pltal.

Miss Dorothy Jenvcn returned this week from a vacation spen with friends and relatives a!lon and Bryce canyons and a:Hsh Lake, Utah.

Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hudson and his mother, Mra. Lillian Hudson, returned Sunday from

'acatlon at Pine Crest and Big Bear.

Mrs. Velda Carpenter, ownei if Vcl-Art Beauty Shop, left his week for a week's vacation

at San Francisco and other points of Interest In Northern California.

Mr. and Mr*. Robert S. Sleeth, ccompanled by their son, New. on and Jim Post, left thus week or a vacation at Yosemtte Na lonai Park.

News of the death of her loqe, Miss Irene May Turner of

Mew Albany. Indiana, was re­ ived thin week by Mr». Lena \nfn of 2031 Andreo ave.

M. N. Fulker left Friday for Washington, D. C. on a business

ip.

Heiiry T. Llntolt visited his lends and relatives in Torranct

lit) week.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M.uu and i'lilldi-cn art vLslting «t

nvei, Colorado.

Mi*. Nell McCotitojue »»') her olhtl, Air.,. CllUks. Golilim-cr cut Tu/ttday at Catallna.

Youngsters Enjoy ' Birthday Festivities At Beeman Home '-\

Tho J. W. Beeman home on El Prado provided the sotting for a delightful children's party last Thursday afternoon on .the oc­ casion of the birthday annlver- sarlec of Mary flue and Cynthia Easley and Janel Bpemnn.

Games were enjoyed with gifts for everyone and a beautifully decorated birthday cake, bear- Ing the names of the three girls was cut. Those present were Bil­ ly Schell, Dal Dcrouln, Richard Chance, Betty Ann Drake, Mar­ tha and Glenn Frailer, Sharon Felkcr, Judy Rhone, Jerry and Linda Lee Harder, George Mooro, Linda Yourtggrcn, Grct- chen Hlnrlchs, Don Mltchell, Patsy and George Purriue, Laurle and Mary Elizabeth Ash- ley, Joan Smiley, Dlane Medll- cott, Victoria Hlnshaw, Tommy Quaggln. Michael Rogers, Ann Marie Bishop, Jimmy Gene and Billy Pat Murphy, Ann and Mary Kathertne Marshall, Marcla Less- Ing, George King and Jackie Beeman and Mesdamcs Pal Marie Anderson, D. A. Murphy, R. F. Bishop, L. Medlicott, R. J. Ashley, Pat Purdue, Gordon Hlnrlchs, Wlnston Younggnm, G. M. Moore, Fred Harder, Edwa*| Rhone, M. N.. Felker, F. Frazler, William Schell and G. J. Derouin.

* * *BON VOYAGE LUNCHEON AT HARDER HOME " ' f

Honoring Mrs. George W. Lynch of Hollywood Riviera who will sail next Thursday to join her husband at Panama,

i. Fred Harder entertainod at luncheon last Friday at her home on Greenwood ave. Yellow and white flowers were used for the centerpiece and cowrs were placed for the honor guest and Mines. William P. Hume and John W. Barker of Redondo Beach. Mra. Lynch was pre­ sented with n hon voyage gift.

* * *CLUB BENEFIT IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR

Members and friends of Tor- ance Woman's club were en­ tertained at w .enjoyable party Friday evening at the home of

:. L. C. Burger on Cedar st. Five tables of bridge were in play with Mmes. A. H. Silllgo and C. B. Mltchell as high score holders. Refreshments were

rved. The affair was arranged ; a benefit for the program

fund of the club.* * * I

CONTRACT AND AUCTION AT CATHOLIC PARTY <

Hostosses for the Catholic Ladies' card party at Nativity hall this evening, Mmo;. Sulli­ van, Paullny, J. S. Miller, Cross- mcyer, Hussey and Benstnad, an­ nounce that tables of contract and auction will be in play. Ev­ eryone is cordially invited. There will be a door prize In addition to regular prizes and refresh­ ments will be served.

* * *P. T. A. LADIES ATTEND LUNCHEON

Mrs. V. E. Hopklns, parllamen- :arlan of Lomlta-San Podro P. T. A. council, entertained at a unchnon at her San Pedro home Mmes. William Jolley and John 3arner, presidents of Torranca ilgh school and Fern Avenue Iff T. A.; Mrs. W. H. Tolson, high school P. T. A. secretary, and Mrs. Irene Davls, Fern Avenue welfare chairman. 'j

* * *NEWS OF ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA

Averill Park at San Pedro was the setting for an enjoyable party Monday when past oracles of Royal Q[elghbors of America met for a pichic luncheon. Those >om Torrance were Mmes. Mary Baker, L. Benzol, Mary Schrocd-T, Elsie Smith, Louise Walker,

Adeline Smith. Loula Doane and Mary Conner.

Initiation will be held at the regular business meeting of Tor-

e Camp No. H908 Ht Social lall on Torrance blvd., on next Tuesday evening, August 12th.'hall-men for August will belines. Benzol, Conner and Walk-r.

* * *Mr. and Mrs. BU«H!P Sldobot-

mm are spending their vacation 'ishlng In the Mammoth lake district.

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