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Alvarado-Randazzo Nuptials Read in St. Boniface Sanctuary Father Paul Peterson of St. Boniface Church performed the rites uniting Miss Mary Carmen Alvarado daughter of Mrs. Luz G. de Alvarado of Puebla, Pue, Mex., and John Frank Randazzo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Viccent Randazzo of Long Beach, with Warren Ashleigh, the bride's "adopted" father, giving her in marriage. The morning ceremony took place at nine o'clock with Miss Marion Caracausa singing "Ave Maria" and "O God of Love-liness" as the nuptial solos. Representing the bride's family was her grandmother, Mrs. Isabel L. Vda de Carredano from Puebla, Pue, Mex., well known concert pianist, and opera singer. Mrs. Ashleigh, who acted as Miss Alvarado's mother while she attended Fullerton Junior College, was seated with Mrs. Carredano. Heirloom a diamond and pearl drop earrings, which belonged to the bride's great, great, great grandmother in Spain, were the treasured jewelled adoraments worn by Miss Alvarado with her wedding ensemble. Her gown was created from white nylon lace and tulle, the lace bodice tightly fitted. The skirt, having the influence of the old world, was paneled with bands of matching lace, the tulle shirred on the hands. Exquisite Dress Double flounce, sweeping into a short train at the back was the skirt detail with tiny nosegays caught at the bottom of each band. A seed pearled tiara held the bride's waist-length veil to her dark hair. The veil was borrowed from her friend, Lois Ashleigh Carle. She carried a nosegay of white satin bows centered with an orchid. In her slipper she placed the lucky sixpence and she remembered the sentimental touch of blue TREASURED REMEMBRANCE—When Miss Mary Carmen varado became Mrs. John Frank Randazzo, she combined tion of her native country and accented her exquisite gown heirloom diamond and pearl earrings that have been in family many generations and belonged first to her great, great grandmother. (Arsene Photo) NSA Empire Chapter to Meet Disneyland Wonder Told Alpha Iota Double flounce, sweeping into a short train at the back was the skirt detail with tiny nosegays caught at the bottom of each band. A seed pearled tiara held the bride's waist-length veil to her dark hair. The veil was borrowed from her friend, Lois Ashleigh Carle. She carried a nosegay of white satin bows centered with an orchid. In her slipper she placed the lucky sixpence and she remembered the sentimental touch of blue for happiness. The wedding held the charm of Mexico. Centered on the red velvet pillow carried by the ring bearer, Miss Richie Cartwright was a tiny gold chest with hand engraved gold coins painted with the history of the bride and her bridegroom enclosed. The inscriptions included the birth dates, date of meeting, engagement, bridegrooms Army service, the wedding church, and the letter to Mrs. Alvarado asking for the "hand of her daughter in marriage." The for the double ring ceremony were tied with white ribbons, a definite contrast to the royal red velvet pillow, on which they rested. Miss Cartwright wore a light blue nylon and lace formal frock, her heart-shaped blue head-dress trimmed with pearls. Attending the Bride The bridegroom's sister, Miss Mary Randazzo was the maid of honor. She was lovely in her light blue nylon lace and tulle gown, her matching head-dress heart-shaped and trimmed with pearls, red roses formed her bouquet. Wearing a light yellow gown of the nylon lace and tulle, Miss Florence Kocevar of Long Beach was the first bridesmaid. Her headpiece, matched the shade of her dress and she carried roses in pink and yellow colors in her bouquet. Others in the bridal party were Miss Betty Erwin of La Habra, Miss Hilda Erwin, also of La Habra and Miss Ursula Schmitz of Fullerton, formerly of Puebla, Pue, Mex. Their gowns were in the shades of pink with their matching head-dresses, also trimmed in pearls, matching the color-tone of their gowns. Mixed shades in roses were designed into their bouquets. Little Miss Patty Lou Osborn of Anaheim wearing a lilac flocked formal frock served as flower girl. Young Miss Cartwright, was the ring bearer. Bestman was Donald J. Glenn of Long Beach with Richard Cartweight of that city, Russell Bernard of Whittier, Robert Anderson of Camp Pendleton and Ralph Osborn of Anaheim as ushers. Elks Club Reception Elks clubhouse banquet room was the setting for the reception with Mrs. Carredana, bride's grandmother, dressed in a black lace dress, accented with a white orchid and Mr., and Mrs. Ashleigh, standing with the bridal couple and the bridegroom's parents as they received congratulations from their hosts of friends and relatives, Mrs. Ashleigh chose a navy blue coat dress for the occasion, her cor- NSA Empire Chapter to Meet Orange Empire chapter of National Secretaries Association International will hold its next meeting July 7 at the Irvine Coast Country club 411 East Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Hospitality hour from 6 to 7 and dinner at 7 p.m. Mrs. Dorothy O'Donnell of the Fullerton office of the World Travel Bureau, will be the guest speaker. Initiation is planned. Secretaries of Orange County are welcome to attend the meeting. Call LA 5-6480, or KI 2-0498, or LI 8-1413. Disneyland Wonder Told Alpha Iota Members of the Theta Nu oter of Alpha Iota honorary status sorority of Criss Business College heard Dorothy Wrigley, an advisor of guest relations at neyland, give a preview of his new "Wonderland." She told the growth and expansion of project, augmenting her talk slides and illustrations. The meeting closed with an invitation for all to attend the meeting of July 18 at the hof Betty Russell, president. M Ellen Stine was program chairr thebridaltablewhichwaswerederedwithabeautifullaceanddominatedbythethreeed,bestfullyfrostedwedcake.Mrs.A.E.DierkkerOrange,closefriendofthebrservedthe cakewithMrs.OldSmithofAnaheimandCartweightofLongBeachping.Guestbookwasinchargemrs.RalphOsbornwithBonnieThrushattendinggifts. Friendsofthebrideha honoredherrecentatyparnuptialparties,一群givenwhenhergrandmother,MrsCarredana,joinered.Hsheentertainedinoncousiswithhermusicaltalent.HerprimeshetouredEuropaeandUnitedStateswithEnricoCarusoandrepresentedhercountryasasimilarattheSanFranciscoExpositionin1915. Couple's Legend ThenewMrs.Randazzo,hassmadeherhomewithAshleigh'swhiteattenderschool,graduatedfromFullerJuniorCollegeandwillbeaballeratLongBeachStatecolthisfall. AlthoughherfamilycomefromSpainsheisanativemexico. HerhusbandattendedSaHeartschoolinBrooklyn,NandwasinthemedicalcorpartmentTheArmy Heiscoownerof July Special! BLANKETS Cleaned and packed in a beautiful plastic bag. Reg. $2, this month only $1.15. Phone KE 5-2405, for free pick-up and delivery. Bandbox Cleaners 946 N. Los Angeles, Anaheim Elks Club Reception Elks clubhouse banquet room was the setting for the reception with Mrs. Carredana, bride's grandmother, dressed in a black lace dress, accented with a white orchid and Mr. and Mrs. Ashleigh, standing with the bridal couple and the bridegroom's parents as they received congratulations from their hosts of friends and relatives. Mrs. Ashleigh chose a navy blue coat dress for the occasion, her corsage, an orchid. Mrs. Randazzo wore a slate grey taffeta ensemble with pink roses in her corsage. Many white flowers decorated KNOW HOW MAKES THE DIFFERENCE IN PLUMBING OVER 33 YEARS IN ANAHEIM THE BEST FOR OUR AREA Automatic Hot Water Heaters General "Duroglas" or Day & Night "Jet Glas" 2 "Shop-On-Wheels" REPAIR TRUCKS At your Service R. JOE QUAST AND SONS KE 5-2506 The new Mrs. Randazzo has made her home with Mrs. Ashleigh's while attending school, graduated from Fullerton Junior College and will be a visitor at Long Beach State college this fall. Although her family comes from Spain she is a native Mexico. Her husband attended San Heart school in Brooklyn, New York and was in the medical corps of the Army. He is co-owner of Ice Cream Distributing company Long Beach. Set Institute At Whittier The annual Institute of Humane Relations will be held this year at the Whittier College campus 5-10. Lester Granger, executive director of the National U League and past president of National Conference of Social Workers Frank Horne, Assistant to the minister of FHA's Housing Home Finance Agency and Georgiana Hardy, moderator producer of the Peabody Award winning TV show, "Cavalcade Books," and recently elected member of the Los Angeles Board Education, are slated as the speakers for the six day conference. Party Supplies Gifts Greeting Cards For All Occasion GUNN'S PARTY and GIFT SHOP 907 W. Center — Anaheim WE GIVE ON GREEN STAR Hurst JEWELERS 132 W. Center St. BEAUTIFUL SIMPLICITY—Miss Marilyn Stueckle chose a exquisite Chantilly lace and tulle gown to wear when she became Mrs. Gerald Liekhus. (Arsene Photo) GREENBRIER RECEPTION Stueckle-Liekhus Nuptials Read at St. Boniface Church Nuptials that united two well known Anaheim families were solemnized by the Rev. Anthony DuVal at the altar of the St. Boni- BEAUTIFUL SIMPLICITY—Miss Marilyn Stueckle chose a exquisite Chantilly lace and tulle gown to wear when she became Mrs. Gerald Liekhus. (Arsene Photo) GREENBRIER RECEPTION Stueckle-Liekhus Nuptials Read at St. Boniface Church Nuptials that united two well known Anaheim families were solemnized by the Rev. Anthony DuVal at the altar of the St. Boniface Catholic church. The bride is Miss Marilyn Jean Stueckle and is the lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Stueckle of North Zeyn Street, and she became Mrs. Gerald Liekhus at ten o'clock last Saturday morning in the presence of hosts of friends and relatives. Wide band of beautiful imported Chantilly lace, dotted with iridescent sequins and pearls, formed the low V-neckline of Miss Stueckle's William Cahill wedding dress. Created in the princess style the tulle gown had a billowy skirt, worn over white taffeta, which ended in a full train. Elbow length mitts of the tulle, folded at the cuff, completed her bridal ensemble and a strand of matched pearls circled her neck. Lace, sequins and pearls were fashioned into her tiara for her wedding veil. A white orchid and white prayer book carried by the bride who was given in marriage by her father. Sister, Maid of Honor Miss Maxine Stueckle, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and wore a pink crystalette, long torso, full-skirted gown. A circular veil, matching the delicate pink in her gown, was her head dress and pink carnations and ivy were arranged in her white flower basket. Other attendants, Miss Carole Ann Stueckle, sister of the bride, Mrs. James Gant of Santa Ana, Mrs. Don Blanchard of Lancaster, and Mrs. John Kredel of Anaheim, also wore gowns of the pale pink crystellette, their circular small veil head-pieces and the flowers in their baskets in corresponding shade. Attending his brother as bestman was Leonard Liekhus from Orange while Robert Bruce, Anaheim; James Dutzi, Pomona; Robert Felbaum, Anaheim; and Edward Reynolds of Pomona took care of ushering. Greenbrier Reception The Greenbrier at Garden Grove was the setting for the reception with the bride's colors, pink and white, again used in decorations. In Long Beach and attended College of Paeific and USC. She affiliated with Tau Kappa Kappa sorority. Her bridegroom, a graduate from Anaheim High school is an alumnus of Cal-Poly at San Luis Obispo. Mrs. Harbeson Honors League. Bylaws Group Provisions and Bylaws committee of the Anaheim Assistance League took a vacation from duties when Mrs. C. E. Harbeson entertained them at a delightful lunch-eon at her home, 1106 West Ash, Fullerton. Table covers were set for ten women with the beautiful and striking colors in the cerise gladioli and pale pink stock and carnation centerpiece one of the conversation pieces. Interesting was the book review presented by Mrs. Harbeson on Morton Thompson's "Assignment Churchill." Other than her friend, Mrs. Shell-aberger of Santa Ana, guests included Mrs. Dick Heffern president of the League; Mrs. A. C. Elliott, Mrs. Ernest Ganahl, Mrs. Fred Weisel, Mrs. H. H. Nutt, Mrs. A. W. Young, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. H. W. Saulsbery and Mrs. Cortez Hoskins. Mrs. Vearl Roy New Head of State Club James Metzgar, retired dent of the Orange County club installed new when the unit met at the Park, Santa Ana, Bowling clubhouse. Mrs. Vearl Anaheim was seated as with Kenneth Jones, Tuition president; Mrs. Alex White Ana secretary; Pearl Anaheim, treasurer; Mr Boyd of Santa Ana resides. Entertainment features Jack and Jill Whirlers, Richardson, Nina Emrys, and Gary Blakely participatory travelogue sent by Charles Jones Angeles Public Relations Southern California A Club. It was entitled Highways." and the next was scheduled for July 20th Ohio people in the county to attend. Paul Allan Attending his brother as bestman was Leonard Liekhus from Orange while Robert Bruce, Anaheim; James Dutzi, Pomona; Robert Fellbaum, Anaheim, and Edward Reynolds of Pomona took care of ushering. Greenbrier Reception The Greenbrier at Garden Grove was the setting for the reception with the bride's colors, pink and white, again used in decorations. Toast with pink champaign as the bridal couple shared the first wedge of their wedding cake was proposed. Attending the champagne bowl were Mrs. Felibaum and Miss Edna Roberts. Miss MarElina Burns presided at the punch bowl. Guests sharing the festivity signed their names in the guest book at the Invitation of Mrs. Richard Tozer. Light green lace gown was worn by the bride's mother, her accessories in black and pink carnations her corsage. Mr. and Mrs. Stueckle with Mr. and Mrs. J. Liekhus of this city, stood with the couple at the reception with Mrs. Liekhus lovely in her gown of poudre blue crepe and lace. Pink carnations also formed her corsage. The new Mrs. Liekhus is a graduate of St. Anthony’s High school Representing: American, Bonanza, United, TWA., Western, Helicopter and Pan American Reservations Tickets—Information No Service Charge WORLD TRAVEL BUREAU INC. 182 W. Center, Anaheim KE 5-4432 618 N. Main, Santa Ann KI 2-4472 122½ E. Comin., Phill. LA -5-1175 Women carrie lou sutherland - editor BRIDE FROM ANAHEIM Suzanne Steffre Is Now Mrs. B. F. Prasse The impressive Chapel of Peace at Inglewood was the scene of the Steffre-Prasse wedding Saturday a three o'clock in the afternoon with the Reverend Koch, chapel pastor, officiating for the double ring ceremony. The bride is the former Suzanne Steffre of Anaheim, her bridegroom, Burton F. Prasse of Inglewood. It was a small wedding with the bride lovely in her dress of white lace and tulle over crisp crinoline, the bodice foundation of taffeta and the ballerina skirt. A crown held her short veil to her hair and she carried white summer blossoms with her bridal orchid. Her sister, Miss Sharon Steffre, dressed in a yellow formal, fashioned similar to the bridal dress, and wearing a half-crown yellow head-piece, was the only attendant. Daisies were in her bouquet. Robert Rice of Inglewood attended his friend as bestman and ushering was in charge of Jerry Dugas and Chuck Karnow, both of Inglewood. Mrs. Koch was the nuptial musician. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Steffre of 1414 Wedgewood and attended Inglewood High school completed her studies at Fullerton Junior college. MRS. BURTON PRASSE ...nee Suzanne Steffre FJC were hostess. Miss Pat Reeves cousin of the bridegroom, attended the guest book. The young couple plan to make their home in Inglewood on their return from their wedding trip. For traveling the bride wore a light Recite Wedding Vows Making their home at 2003 Lomita, Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Rhert Holloway Jr. will be at home to their friends after July 11. The bride is the former Mrs. Evelyn Kennedy of North Resh Street, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wolverton. She is a graduate nurse and has been employed with Dr. Glenn Curtis in Brea. Her bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Holloway of Wichita, Kan., and is a fireman with Long Beach department. Standing with the bridal couple, as they recited their vows at four o'clock on the afternoon of June 28 in Brea, were Mrs. Warren Tait of Anaheim and Chester Dugger of Long Beach. Officating was the Rev. Paul Benefell. Informal reception took place at the Forrest Wolverton home, brother of the bride and his wife, in this city with Mrs. Ross Phegley and Mrs. C. A. Murray, aunts of the bride serving. Mr. and Mrs. Holloway Jr. are now on their honeymoon which will take them as far east as Kansas. Finnish Coed To Study Here Final arrangements have been made through the American Field Service for Miss Mirja-Lusa Loik-kaven, a Finish foreign exchange student, to attend Garden Grove Union, High school. This information was made public today through Dr. L. L. Doig, District Superintendent. Mirja-Lusa will be the first foreign exchange student to study at the GGHS. Her attendance has been made possible through and wearing a half-crown yellow head-piece, was the only attendant. Dalsies were in her bouquet. Robert Rice of Inglewood attended his friend as bestman and ushering was in charge of Jerry Dugas and Chuck Karnow, both of Inglewood. Mrs. Koch was the nuptial musician. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Steffre of 1414 Wedgewood and attended Inglewood High school completed her studies at Fullerton Junior college. The young couple met at the graduation dance for Inglewood High students. The bridegroom is presently employed at North American In Downey. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Prasse of Inglewood. The new Mr. and Mrs. Prasse greeted their many friends at the reception held at the chapel. High school friends of the bride, the Misses Barbara Hatfield, Pat Sturgill, Hazel Grainger, Marilyn Todd, all of Inglewood and Miss Mary Myers of Whittler, classmate from Mrs. Vearl Royer New Head of Ohio State Club James Metzgar, retiring president of the Orange County Ohio State club installed new officers when the unit met at the Santiago Park, Santa Ana, Bowling Green clubhouse. Mrs. Vearl Royer of Anaheim was seated as president with Kenneth Jones, Tustin, vice-president; Mrs. Alex White of Santa Ana secretary; Pearl Royer of Anaheim, treasurer; Mrs. Frank Boyd of Santa Ana reservations. Entertainment features were the Jack and Jill Whirlers, Rae Mae Richardson, Nina Emry, Jack Horn and Gary Blakely participating. An educational travelogue was presented by Charles Jones of the Los Angeles Public Relations from the Southern California Automobile Club. It was entitled "Southern Highways." and the next meeting was scheduled for July 22 with all Ohio people in the county invited to attend. MRS. BURTON PRASSE nee Suzanne Steffre FJC were hostess. Miss Pat Reeves cousin of the bridegroom, attended the guest book. The young couple plan to make their home in Inglewood on their return from their wedding trip. For traveling the bride wore a light beige suit, the orchid from her bouquet as her corsage. Here and There A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woehrmann of 1928 Almond Dr., at St. Joseph hospital on June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis (Jackie Todd) formerly of Anaheim, now living at 420 San Antonio St., San Diego, announce the adoption of a baby boy, Robert James, born June 3, arriving at their home July 1. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Vavis of 555 South Helena St., and Great-grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James Gay of 551 South Helena St. Anaheim. The Leon Brewers of 115 East Water St., welcomed their infant daughter June 29 at the St. Joseph hospital. The infant weighed seven pounds and nine and one half ounces. The Arthur Altheldes of 14231 Ranger Rd. welcomed their infant daughter at the St. Joseph hospital on June 30. The baby Final arrangements have been made through the American Field Service for Miss Mirja-Lusa Loik-kaven, a Finish foreign exchange student, to attend Garden Grove Union, High school. This information was made public today through Dr. L. L. Doig, District Superintendent. Mirja-Lusa will be the first foreign exchange student to study at the GGHS. Her attendance has been made possible largely through the combined efforts of two high school students and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn of 10532 Stanford Ave., who have been busy since last May on this project. weighed seven pounds and ten ounces at birth. Larry Braddock, lease manager for Foster-Kleiser Signs, and his family from Seattle, Wash., are here visiting their parents an making their headquarters with the Frank Braddocks on North Clementine. Braddock returns north within two weeks, with his wife and family to remain south with her mother for a longer visit. A son is the newest arrival in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Powell of this city. Father of the infant born at the Corona Naval hospital is in the Navy. Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausoleum Columbarium Phone: Fullerton LA 5-1575 Res. 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