anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-14

MISS CHARME VANDIVER and John S. Paul chose Capilla de San Antonio for their wedding this past weekend. The ceremony joined well known Selma and Westminster families. ST. PIUS V church at Buena Park was setting for wedding of Miss Thresa Dolores Coelho and Joseph John Mello. Lake Tahoe honeymoon followed nuptial festivities. Vandiver-Paul Rites Solemnized, Couple Honeymoon at Tahoe With lovely shades of pale blue, white, fuchsia, soft pink and garnet chosen for her wedding. Miss Charme Vandiver, daughter of Mrs. Herbert L. Orban of 8141 21st St., Westminster, was claimed by John S. Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Paul of Selma, Calif., as his bride. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mello Honeymoon at Yellowstone, Will Make Home in Cypress Honeymoon days at Yellowstone National park will end this week for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph John Mello nee Thresa Dolores Coelho, who said their marriage vows in the sanctuary of St. Ping V Catholic church at Buena Park on Sept. 9. Father Frederick Kass was the officiating clergyman for the 9:30 nuptils with more than 350 guests witnessing the rites. Center aisle for the bride, as she walked to the altar with her father. J. M. Coelho, was carpeted in white with satin bows marking the pew to her hair with a crown of pearl-ed orange blossoms. In Bridal Party Pastel green was the soft shade Vandiver-Paul Rites Solemnized, Couple Honeymoon at Tahoe With lovely shades of pale blue, white, fuchsia, soft pink and garnet chosen for her wedding, Miss Charme Vandiver, daughter of Mrs. Herbert L. Orban of 8141 21st St. Westminster, was claimed by John S. Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Paul of Selma, Calif., as his bride. The eight o'clock evening ceremony was read by the Rev. William D. Howard Saturday at the Capilla de San Antonio. Giving the bride away was her stepfather, Herbert Orban. The bride's gown was created from the palest of blue satin with the full skirt walta length. The lace covered bodice had soft cross-plasted detail at the top bodice and at the cuff or the short sleeves with nylon matching tulle ruffle at the neckline. Her shoulder-length veil was held to her hair with a tiny cap and she carried a white bound Bible on which arrested an arrangement of stephanotis and blue delphinium. Only Attendant Mrs. Alvin Fitzgerald, her only attendant, wore a gown fashioned in fuchsia taffeta, an interesting contrast to the blue of the bride's gown. Delicate pink carnations and garnet rose buds formed her bouquet. Keith Parsons was the best man and Jack Rees and Alvin Fitzgerald served as ushers. Singing "Your's Is My Heart Alone," "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer, William Packier, soloist was accompanied by Mrs. A. F. NO BARGAIN Inferior cheap cleaning that is weakening and injurious to clothes. With clothing costs as they are today, it's just plain good common sense to send your things where they'll be cleaned safely and superlatively. Our way is the most modern method—the cleaning process that revitalises and conditions garments as it cleans them. ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Karl Knapp, Owner 117 W. Cypress St. Phone 4618 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mello Honeymoon at Yellowstone, Will Make Home in Cypress Honeymoon days at Yellowstone National park will end this week for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph John Mello nee Thresa Dolores Coelho, who said their marriage vows in the sanctuary of St. Pins V Catholic church at Buena Park on Sept. 9. Father Frederick Kass was the officiating clergyman for the 9:30 nuptials with more than 350 guests witnessing the rites. Center aisle for the bride, as she walked to the altar with her father. J.M. Coelho, was carpeted in white with satin bows marking the pew ends. She was radiant in her gown of white satin, fashioned with long lace sleeves and regal lace collar. Her mother's wedding handkerchief held with her bouquet of stephanotis surrounding a single white orchid. This she later wore on her dusty brown wool fannel suit for her wedding trip. Her accessories for her suit were in pink. The bride's sheer nylon net veil, edged in deep lace fell full length over the full skirt, en train of her wedding gown and was held Faust, nuptial organist. What Mother's Wore For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Orban was dressed in a rose lace gown. Mrs. Paul wore a pink lace formal with pink rose buds fashioned in the corsages for the mothers. Lake Tahoe honeymoon was the destination of the young couple when they left later in the evening on their wedding trip. For traveling Mrs. Paulchose e a brown suit with alligator shoes and bag, a beige hat and gloves were her accessories. Her ochid from her bridal flowers was pinned to her costume. Katella PTL Plans First Meeting for September 29 First meeting of the Katella Parent Teacher League is slated for Tuesday, Sept. 29, at 11:15 p.m. with luducheon to precede the business meeting which will be presided over by Mrs. Hal Balmer. Speaker for the meeting will discuss nutrition and is to come from the state capitol city. Plans for opening school activities and the first meeting were discussed at the Sept. 9 board meeting held at the home of Mrs. Balmer, president of the PTL Dessertwa served after the business hour. Pastel green was the shade of the dress worn by Victoria Lynn Michado who served as flower girl Ring bearer was Toni Sores. Narle Ferreira was groomess with Hubert Barberia, John Cottal Alvern Sousa, Jack Penniero and Samuel Corderio as ushers. Eugene Anacello as nuptial solist sar "Ave Maria," and "O Beautiful Mother." Altar of the church was decorated with white baskets filled with sprays of gladioli and larkspet with similar decoration used at the traditional dancing party at the Artesia Portuguese hall, held after the wedding luncheon. More than 600 guests shared the dancing at Knott's Berry Farm, party. For the wedding and other festivities the bride's mother, Mrs. M. Coelho wore a blue lace dress while Mrs. Emelia Mello, mother of the bridegroom was dressed in a black lace gown. First Home Address Both the bride and bridegroom attended Cypress grammar school and Anaheim High School. Mello is engaged in the dairy business and following the honeymoon at Lake Tahoe the young couple will establish their home on Orange Rd., Cypress. Welcome Members Into Criss College Alamni Association At their September business meeting held at the college Wednesday Criss College Alumna welcomed three new members, Barbara Pol, Georgia Shipman and Janice Lana. Isabel Kolakowski introduced to guest of the evening. Paul Fernandez of the Industrial Relations division of Northrop Aircraft, Anheim Division, Fernanda's discus GIRLS High School or Jr. College Students FREE PHOTOGRAPH For Your Official Entry In BALLMAN'S "MISS FRIGIDAIRE" BEAUTY CONTEST SPEARS PHOTO SHOP 117 S. Los Angeles St. Ph. 7128 Has Been Appointed Our Official Photographer Phone 7128 or 5703 FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT ENTRY BLANKS AVAILABLE Your Photo May Win One of the 8 Prizes in Our Big $500 Beauty Contest Women carrie lou sutherland - editor Mary Margaret Lawn Wed Saturday at St. P. Saying her marriage vows in the old church, where she had attended with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delphia St., Miss Mary Margaret Charles Eastman Trousdale Jr., 11 o'clock. Officiant for the nuptial mass was the Rt. Rev. Msg Francis Ott. San Diego, friend of long standing of the Lawrence family. Esorted to the altar by her father, who gave her in marriage Miss Lawrence chose traditional heavy white satin for her wedding gown. Fashioned in Victorian period, her gown had a beaded motif at the right shoulder, and on the panels of the full flowing skirt. The beaded coronet, holding her illusion net veil to her dark hair, gave a regal impression to her bridal ensemble. Delicate lily-of-the-valley accented the white orchid which centered her bridal bouquet and a pale blue rosary, a gift from the Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Mary Marymount college, was held with her floral arrangement as she recited her vow. An heirloom handkerchief, and the good luck coin a sixpense borrowed from Mrs. Emily Wallin, a very close friend were the sentimental items completing her sentimental accents. Autumn Reflected Touch of the falltime marked the decorations at the altar where unruly leaves and rose buds Music for the double ring service was "Je Dulcia," by Vittoria; "Cor Jesu, Bone Jesu." Pallestina and Mzart's "Ave Verum", sung by the Holy Trinity choir, Emerson Tree directing. Mrs. A. F. Faust was at the organ console for the ceremony. Preceding Miss Lawrence to the altar were Miss Carol Watkins, maid of honor, and bridesmaids Miss Lois Verdicke of Deny Colo., cousin of the bride; M Chester, Vincent di Pol Ch In Bridal Party green was the soft shade net and lace gown, over worn by the maid of honor, dressa Mello. Her headdress catching in color and she sprayed gladioli. pink, orchid, yellow and were the shades of the formals by other attendants to dance. The dresses designed to Miss Mello's. The attests were, Virginia Corerlo, Mary Cotta, Rosetta Smith, Corderio, and Thresa Mello. Their sprays of flowers arranged from daisies. Green was the shade of green worn by Victoria Lynn who served as flower girl. Bearer was Toni Sores. Ferreira was groomman Robert Barberia, John Cottak, Sousa, Jack Penniero and Corderio as ushers. Eugene so as pupil soloist sang Maria," and "O Beautiful." Of the church was decorated with white baskets filled with gladioli and larkspur similar decoration used at the annual dancing party at the Portuguese hall, held after midnight. More than 100 guests shared the dancing at Berry Farm, party. The wedding and other festivals the bride's mother, Mrs. J. Silho wore a blue lace dress Mrs. Emelia Mello, mother bridegroom was dressed in lace gown. First Home Address the bride and bridegroom and Cypress grammar school anaheim High school. Mr. is engaged in the dairy business following the honeymom Tahoe the young couple establish their home on Ord., Cypress. Come Members Criss College umni Association Their September business held at the college on Sunday Criss College Alumni three new members, BarPol, Georgia Shipman and Lana. Del Kolakowski introduced the evening. Paul Fernan-the Industrial Relations division of Northrop Aircraft, AnaDivision. Fernanda's discus-tion. Health and Safety Program Given at Recent BPW Meeting The Business and Professional Women's club of Anaheim, enjoyed a dinner meeting on a recent even- ing at San's cafe on South Los Angeles St. Florence Davis, Vera Oster, and Ida May Walburg participated in the opening moments with Addie Belle Hunt, chairman of the health and safety in charge of the program. Annette Edwards, psychological consultant in Child Guidance in Orange County was the guest speaker. Mrs. Edwards is a graduate of Fullerton Junior College and received her B.A. at the University of California, Berkeley and her Master's Degree at the University of Minnesota. She discussed "Good Mental Health Attitudes." Eva Gooden, president, announced the resignation of Rose Klueter who has left the City. Mrs. Klueter's office of chairman of publicity was given to Vera B. Oster. Elose I. Gibson, teacher at Cris Business college was inducted as a new member. June Faulkner, area manager for Field was a guest at the meeting. All business women, whether members or not are invited to attend the Sept. 23 social meeting at the Optimist club house, 117 West Chartres, at 8 p.m. Conversational French Classes Open at FJC "Conversational French", a course added to the fall schedule of Fullerton Evening Junior College because of the interest shown in it by prospective students, will be taught by W. R. Marisa, who recently joined the High school faculty. The first meeting of the class will be on Tuesday, Sept. 15, from 7 to 9 p.m., in room 313 of the business education building on Dr. Joseph Ersek Opens First FJC Adult Class 7 p.m. Thursday A series of lectures of buinessmen, civic leaders teachers, and interested citizens, on economic world problems will be presented by Fullerton evening Junior college as a part of its social civil education program this fall, with Dr. Joseph P. Ersek as lecturer-instructor. The first meeting of the class will be held on Thursday, Sept. 17, from 7 to 9 p.m., in room 76 of the classroom building on the high school campus. Dr. Ersek intends to devote the bulk of his lectures to the analysis of the present socialistic experiments. In addition to the lecture at each class meeting there will be a discussion and question period. Dr. Ersek, now a resident of Anaheim, has lived in Hungary. He is a graduate of the Royal Technical and Economical University of Budapest. After receiving his doctor's degree he spent 20 years in the filed of lecturing, farming and government service. He is well-known throughout southern California as a lectuer and educator. Adults interested in registering for the course of Economic World Problems may do so at the evening schools office on the high school campus. had graduate work at the University of Arizona, and later attended the University of Paris where he received his master's degree in 1948 and his doctor's degree in 1950. Assisting him with the course will be Mrs. Marisa, who is from France and has had teaching experience there. Marisa will also teach classes in English for non-English speaking people and other adults interested in gaining a more practical knowledge of everyday English. This class will be held in room 313 of The only cosmetic of its 24-hour day beauty lift USED BY DAY, under Lift Film provides a firm you a younger, prettier lifeference in the pictures! A smoothed on Contour-Lift Film helps firm aging contours. Criss College Association their September business g held at the college on Sunday Criss College Alumni used three new members, BarPol, Georgia Shipman and Lana. Kolakowski introduced the of the evening. Paul Fernandle Industrial Relations dividial Northrop Aircraft, AnaDivision. Fernanda's discussion Women's place in Business", specifically on how wore managing to achieve a in today's business world. was followed by a lively question discussion. PIANO STUDIO BETTY STOCKWELL B. S. Degree from Mich. S. N. C. Private or Class — With Duo Piano Work MRS. DARWIN STOCKWELL KROEGER STREET ANAHEIM ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency Phone 2206 Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin Phone 2251 Garage, Arnold E. Howard Tick and Authorized United Motors Service, 130 S. Lemon—Phone 2239 Fire Department Anaheim Phone 2345 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household and Fractional H.P. Motor Repair, 130 S. Lemon Phone 2239 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 505 S. Los Angeles St Phone 2123 Police Department Anaheim Phone 2131 Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostats Styles D. Bradley, Bulletin Bldg Office Ph. 5714—Res. 7537 Briggs and Stratton Engines Arnold E. Howard, Sales and Service, 130 S. Lemon Phone 2239 had graduate work at the University of Arizona, and later attended the University of Paris where he received his master's degree in 1948 and his doctor's degree in 1950. Assisting him with the course will be Mrs. Marisa, who is from France and has had teaching expelence there. Marisa will also teach classes in English for non-English speaking people and other adults interested in gaining a more practical knowledge of everyday English. This class will be held in room 313 of the junior college business education building every Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. Adults interested in registering for either of the above courses or for both may do so at the evening office on the high school campus. The office is open from 8 to 4 p.m. every day, Monday through Friday, and in the evening on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Payment of the $1 registration fee entitles one to register for several courses. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin For trips NEAR or far Save Harold Holcomb 217 S. Los An Get the GREYH By Margaret Lawrence, C. E. Trousdale Saturday at St. Boniface Church In her marriage vows in the sanctuary of St. Boniface Catholic church, where she had attended services throughout her youth, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lawrence of 825 South Phillips St., Miss Mary Margaret Lawrence became the bride of Eastman Trousdale Jr. of San Pedro Saturday morning at St. Boniface Church. Officiant for the nuptials was the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Ott. San Diego, friend of founding of the Lawrence faction. To the altar by her father gave her in marriage, Lawrence chose traditional white satin for her wedding dression in Victorian peacock gown had a beaded motif right shoulder, and on the left of the full flowing skirt, adorned coronet, holding her net veil to her dark hair, regal impression to her ensemble. Date lily-of-the-valley accline the white orchid which center bridal bouquet and a pale sary, a gift from the Sistine Chapel of Mary Mount college, was held with real arrangement as she re-enrives vows. An heirloom handkerchief and the good luck coin,ense borrowed from Mrs. Wallin, a very close friend, the sentimental items comprise sentimental accents. Autumn Reflected On the falltime marked the mornings at the altar where urns filled with colorful autumn and rose buds Music for double ring service was "Jesu" by Vittoria; "Cor Jesu, O Jesus." Pallestina and Mo-Ave Verum", sung by the Trinity choir, Emerson Trent Begg, Mrs. A. F. Faust was organ console for the cereal. eding Miss Lawrence to the Berea Miss Carol Watkins, as of honor, and bridesmaids, Lois Verdieck of Denver, cousin of the bride; Mrs. Vincent di Pol Chins groom; Miss Mary Pay Ballard of Pacific Pallsades, sorority sister of the bride. Attendants' Gowns Exquisitely created from irresident American Beauty taffeta their gowns were a striking contrast to the white satin bridal dress as the wedding party stood before the altar. All attendants wore matching shoes and gloves with floral coronets as their head-dresses. Wheat spears arranged with early autumn rose buds and leaves filled the small half bird cages carried by the bride's attendants. Little Miss Joan Marie Stoffel, petite in her pink taffeta formal frock, designed with tiers of sheer nylon net to the skirt, shoes and gloves matching in color, served as flower girl. She, too, wore a coronet of flowers and her pink roses were formed into a nosegay. Acting as bestman for his brother-in-law was Jack Reynolds-Brown with usher duties in charge of Julius Dietrick, Edward Kearney, Joseph Michels, Noel Tambourvich, Robert Michele and James Kerber. Reception Details Hosts of friends and relatives extended their congratulations to the new Mr. and Mrs. Trousdale at the reception held at the Capilla de San Antonio where Miss Kathleen Bruntet invited them to sign the bride's guest book. Gifts were taken care of Miss Mary Loessin. Receiving with the bridal couple were their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence of this city and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Trousdale St. San Pedro. Mrs. Lawrence wore a smartly designed navy blue taffeta ensemble with navy and white accessories. Mrs. Trousdale chose pink taffeta for her dress. White orchid corsages were worn by both mothers. Legend of Couple Mr. and Mrs. Trousdale Jr. will be at home to their friends at Los Altos Community, Long Beach when they return from their honeymoon at Palm Springs. Their home is conveniently located for the occupations of the young couple. The bridegroom is employed in the service representative group of engineering draftmen, Long Beach corporation of Douglas Aircraft. His bride is presently completing her college courses at Long Beach State college. She is a graduate of St. Boniface Parochial school, Marywood Catholic Girls High School, both in Anaheim, and is an alumni of Marymont college. For her honeymoon she wore a rose-toned suit, her accessories black and the orchid from her bridal flowers plumed to the lapel of the jacket. Her bridegroom is a graduate of Chadwick Preparatory school and is an alumnus of University of California, Berkeley campus. Gran Chaumiere, Paris, France. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Ph. 5450 GOING SOMEWHERE CALL A YELLOW CAB No charge for extra passengers RECEPTION DETAILS Hosts of friends and relatives extended their congratulations to the new Mr. and Mrs. Trousdale at the reception held at the Capilla de San Antonio where Miss Kathleen Brunet invited them to sign the bride's guest book. 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