The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 15, 1951, Page 7

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1951 Former Juneauite | Honored, Following | Recent Marriage - Of interest to Juneauites is the | following, clipped from the society section of the Santa Bar News- | Press of February 4 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wright cfi Santa Barbara entertained with a| wedding reception on | Jan. 27, at their home, lister avenue, following tr riage of Mrs. Alice Bach Cou life-time friend of the hostess, ar Louis B. Hoffmann of Beverly Hills at 4 pm. in the Little Chapel of the First Presbyterian church here. The Rev. Mr. Joseph M. Ewing of- | ficiated. | The bride, who has visited ir Santa Barbara at Fiesta time for| the past three years, was born in Juneau, Alaska, where she was ac- tive in the social and political life of ;the morthern capital until she moved to Los Angeles four years ago to make her home with Miss Lenore White, her, only attendant| during the wedding ceremony. Mrs. Hoffman wore a blue-beaded | crepe suit, a flowered hat, a cor- sage of orchids and a platinum and diamond pin, a gift from the bride- groom. Mr. Hoffman, a native of New Hampshire, has lived in Southern California for the past 13 years. He| is manager and chief engineer of the Vought Company, manufactur- ers of precision cameras, of Bev- erly Hills. As an accomplished vio- linist he plays regularly with the Santa Monica Civic Symphony Or- chestra. Donald Wright was best man for Mr. Hoffman. The reception provided an op- portunity for Alaskan friends from Los Angeles to Oakland to renew friendships with the Donald Wrights, formerly of Alaska, and their other northern friends, many of whom now make Santa Barbara |fest in our National Government, their home. Mr. and Mrs. Wright were assisted by Mrs. Glenn Stabler and Mrs. Gail Crowell of Santa Barbara, who were responsible for the floral arrangements in the din- ing and living rooms; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rayser of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Winn Goddard and Miss Marjorie Wright, daughter cf ;| s, ** | Gail Crowell and Miss Georgia Mor- | | saturday the Wrights; and Mrs. Robert Del- | lenbaugh, aunt of the bride, from Oakland, who presided at the tea table. Among the guests were the fol- lowi Dr. and Mrs. Harry C. DeVighne, Mr. and| and Mrs Winn Goddard, Marie Coryell and Miss Wright, all of | Mrs. Josephine nt curator of Rousseau Santa. Barbara; White, former a the Alaska Territorial Museum, Miss Lenore White, Mrs. Hadden Wing, and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rugg, | all of Los Angeles; and Mrs. Rob- | ert Dellenbaugh Mrs. Anna | Trees of Oakland Other guests included Glenn Stabler, Mr and and | Mrs. Mr. and ten of Santa Barb D. K. Tozjian, Mr. Rayser and Miss Irma Baker 05 Angeles Mr. a; Mr. and Mrs. | and Mrs. Fred | of | and Mrs. Hoffman spent | and Sunday nights at| the Santa Barbara Biltmore hotel and left Monday for Coronado and Borrega. They will receive their friends after Feb. at their home \at 10530 Wilkins avenue, Westwood | Village, Los Angels Mr. and Mrs. Wright returned re- cently to Borrego where they are building a winter home on the| desert COMMUNICATION | To The Editor: Reading last night’s paper prompted this letter. Apparently our present House members feel that the best way to avoid hearing the truth of the vari- ous territorial matters is to muzzle the speaker. ‘We have come to the place where an honest, efficient member of the 1949 legislature will not have the privilege of exposing the findings of the Investigating Committee on the floor. In that case, why have an Investigating Committee? The same political dishonesty and corruption that we have seen mani- now seems to have left its mark on the present legislature. How can a good man enter politics if he must first compromise his conscience or suffer certain defeat by his own party at the next election? The lassitude of the 1st Division representative in Mark Jensen. It seems that even ordinary folk no longer stand behind a person who refuses to compromise his integrity regardless of the price it exacts. Sincerely, Smorgashord given by Business and Professional Wcmen's Club from 6:30 p.n. to 8:30 ;.m, Friday, February 16, at Masonic Temple. Tickets—Adults $2.50, Children uj EXCLUSIVE FEATURES OF T—--mmo-----—-«-~-,—--.--_--_.--c | | CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENTS Enhances Circulation Normalizes Body Tissue Corrects Func Stimulates Ne Phone 477 DR. o ) - -2 ) - 1 1 | | ® Removes Nerve Impingement E i at door. 733-3t 2 tional Disorders rvous System G. M. 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