anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-18

[Image of a woman in a wedding dress with a veil]. PINK AND WHITE—Lovely in a gown of portrait styling Miss Marilyn Schimming became the bride of Bill Guss from Long Beach in an eight o'clock evening ceremony at the Grace Lutheran church. (Arsene photo) Eight O'Clock Rites Read For Marilyn Schimming, Bill Guss Saturday night at eight o'clock Miss Marilyn Schimming, wearing a portrait gown of palest pink embroidered nylon tulle over white satin was given in marriage by her Nather, Henry A. Schimming, as she stood at the altar of the Grace Lutheran church to repeat vows with Bill Guss of Long Beach. Officiant was the Rev. Harry F. Stief with double ring nuptials, read. Created with the influence of a Paris designer the bride's dress was exquisite with its queenly collar accented by the pale pink satin in brocaded flowers. This detail was repeated at neckline to the bodice, the fitted waist, shoulder and wrist on long pointed sleeves, with the embroidered flowers also enhancing the loveliness of the floor length bouffant skirt. Elbow length, and silk illusion net veil fell from a matching embroidered cap, beautifully trimmed with sequins and pearls. She carried a cascade of stephanotis arranged with a huge white orchid, which she later wore as a corsage on her honeymoon costume. Bridegroom's Gift Adorning the neckline of the sheer yoke of Miss Schimming's gown was a single strand of matched pearls, a gift from her bridegroom. She wore a watch borrowed from a close friend, Mrs. Donald Mauerhan, which originallyically designed from nylon dotted Swiss over crisp and swishing pink taffeta. Ballerina in length the gowns were further styled with the portrait neckline, to the snug bodice, the shirt, fashioned with row on row of the pleated nylon tulle. Their head-dresses were in the pink shade. Young Miss Lois Schimming, sister of the bride, was the junior bridegroom. Her older brother of pink nylon dotted Swiss over taffeta had a quaint touch with its pointed collar and short puff sleeves edged in pink and white embroidery. There was a wide band at the hemline of the shirt and her head band was in the matching pink color. Miss Lutz carried pink roses in her bouquet with other attendants bouquets formed from white gamellias tinted in pastel pink. Niece of the bridegroom, Margaret Heinz, her formal frock identical to the junior attendant's, was the flower girl. Her white basket was filled with pink blossoms and as she left the church at the end of the ceremony she walked with Master Mark Stief, who had served as ring bearer. Ugene Guss of Long Beach attended to groomsman duties for his brother and ushering was by Donald Mauerhan, Erland Eberhard and Lowell Fickle. Pink. White Decorations A dress created from pale lace and linen was worn by the bride's mother as she her husband stood with the newly-weds in receiving line at the reception. Her hat was of white feathers and her accessories in blue and white Gardenias and stephanotis form her corsage. Mrs. U. C. Guss, mother of bridegroom, also chose a blue lace and linen dress for the occasion; her corsage created from gardenias and stephanotis. Also sent was the grandmother of bride, Mrs. Ray Walter from Hershey. She wore a printed Freescale design from nylon dotted Swiss over crisp and swishing pink taffeta. Ballerina in length the gowns were further styled with the portrait neckline, to the snug bodice, the shirt, fashioned with row on row of the pleated nylon tulle. Their head-dresses were in the pink shade. Young Miss Lois Schimming, sister of the bride, was the junior bridegroom. Her older brother of pink nylon dotted Swiss over taffeta had a quaint touch with its pointed collar and short puff sleeves edged in pink and white embroidery. There was a wide band at the hemline of the shirt and her head band was in the matching pink color. Miss Lutz carried pink roses in her bouquet with other attendants bouquets formed from white gamellias tinted in pastel pink. Niece of the bridegroom, Margaret Heinz, her formal frock identical to the junior attendant's, was the flower girl. Her white basket was filled with pink blossoms and as she left the church at the end of the ceremony she walked with Master Mark Stief, who had served as ring bearer. Ugene Guss of Long Beach attended to groomsman duties for his brother and ushering was by Donald Mauerhan, Erland Eberhard and Lowell Fickle. Mothers Wear Blue Gown A dress created from pale lace and linen was worn by the bride's mother as she her husband stood with the newly-weds in receiving line at the reception. Her hat was of white feathers and her accessories in blue and white Gardenias and stephanotis form her corsage. Mrs. U. C. Guss, mother of bridegroom, also chose a blue lace and linen dress for the occasion; her corsage created from gardenias and stephanotis. Also sent was the grandmother of bride, Mrs. Ray Walter from Hershey. She wore a printed Freescale design from nylon dotted Swiss over crisp and swishing pink taffeta. Ballerina in length the gowns were further styled with the portrait neckline, to the snug bodice, the shirt, fashioned with row on row of the pleated nylon tulle. Their head-dresses were in the pink shade. Young Miss Lois Schimming, sister of the bride, was the junior bridegroom. Her older brother of pink nylon dotted Swiss over taffeta had a quaint touch with its pointed collar and short puff sleeves edged in pink and white embroidery. There was a wide band at the hemline of the shirt and her head band was in the matching pink color. Miss Lutz carried pink roses in her bouquet with other attendants bouquets formed from white gamellias tinted in pastel pink. Niece of the bridegroom, Margaret Heinz, her formal frock identical to the junior attendant's, was the flower girl. Her white basket was filled with pink blossoms and as she left the church at the end of the ceremony she walked with Master Mark Stief, who had served as ring bearer. Ugene Guss of Long Beach attended to groomsman duties for his brother and ushering was by Donald Mauerhan, Erland Eberhard and Lowell Fickle. Mothers Wear Blue Gown A dress created from pale lace and linen was worn by the bride's mother as she her husband stood with the newly-weds in receiving line at the reception. Her hat was of white feathers and her accessories in blue and white Gardenias and stephanotis form her corsage. Mrs. U. C. Guss, mother of bridegroom, also chose a blue lace and linen dress for the occasion; her corsage created from gardenias and stephanotis. Also sent was the grandmother of bride, Mrs. Ray Walter from Hershey. She wore a printed Freescale design from nylon dotted Swiss over crisp and swishing pink taffeta. Ballerina in length the gowns were further styled with the portrait neckline, to the snug bodice, the shirt, fashioned with row on row of the pleated nylon tulle. Their head-dresses were in the pink shade. Young Miss Lois Schimming, sister of the bride, was the junior bridegroom. Her older brother of pink nylon dotted Swiss over taffeta had a quaint touch with its pointed collar and short puff sleeves edged in pink and white embroidery. There was a wide band at the hemline of the shirt and her head band was in the matching pink color. Miss Lutz carried pink roses in her bouquet with other attendants bouquets formed from white gamellias tinted in pastel pink. Niece of the bridegroom, Margaret Heinz, her formal frock identical to the junior attendant's, was the flower girl. Her white basket was filled with pink blossoms and as she left the church at the end of the ceremony she walked with Master Mark Stief, who had served as ring bearer. Ugene Guss of Long Beach attended to groomsman duties for his brother and ushering was by Donald Mauerhan, Erland Eberhard and Lowell Fickle. Mothers Wear Blue Gown A dress created from pale lace and linen was worn by the bride's mother as she her husband stood with the newly-weds in receiving line at the reception. Her hat was of white feathers and her accessories in blue and white Gardenias and stephanotis form her corsage. Mrs. U. C. Guss, mother of bridegroom, also chose a blue lace and linen dress for the occasion; her corsage created from gardenias and stephanotis. Also sent was the grandmother of bride, Mrs. Ray Walter from Hershey. She wore a printed Freescale design from nylon dotted Swiss over crisp and swishing pink taffeta. Ballerina in length the gowns were further styled with the portrait neckline, to the snug bodice, the shirt, fashioned with row on row of the pleated nylon tulle. Their head-dresses were in the pink shade. Young Miss Lois Schimming, sister of the bride, was the junior bridegroom. Her older brother of pink nylon dotted Swiss over taffeta had a quaint touch with its pointed collar and short puff sleeves edged in pink and white embroidery. There was a wide band at the hemline of the shirt and her head band was in the matching pink color. Miss Lutz carried pink roses in her bouquet with other attendants bouquets formed from white gamellias tinted in pastel pink. Niece of the bridegroom, Margaret Heinz, her formal frock identical to the junior attendant's, was the flower girl. Her white basket was filled with pink blossoms and as she left the church at the end of the ceremony she walked with Master Mark Stief, who had served as ring bearer. Ugene Guss of Long Beach attended to groomsman duties for his brother and ushering was by Donald Mauerhan, Erland Eberhard and Lowell Fickle. Mothers Wear Blue Gown A dress created from pale lace and linen was worn by the bride's mother as she her husband stood with the newly-weds in receiving line at the reception. Her hat was of white feathers and her accessories in blue and white Gardenias and stephanotis form her corsage. Mrs. U. C. Guss, mother of bridegroom, also chose a blue lace and linen dress for the occasion; her corsage created from gardenias and stephanotis. Also sent was the grandmother of bride, Mrs. Ray Walter from Hershey. She wore a printed Freescale design from nylon dotted Swiss over crisp and swishing pink taffeta. Ballerina in length the gowns were further styled with the portrait neckline, to the snug bodice, the shirt, fashioned with row on row of the pleated nylon tulle. Their head-dresses were in the pink shade. Young Miss Lois Schimming, sister of the bride, was the junior bridegroom. Her older brother of pink nylon dotted Swiss over taffeta had a quaint touch with its pointed collar and short puff sleeves edged in pink and white embroidery. 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Bridegroom's Gift Adorning the neckline of the sheer yoke of Miss Schimming's gown was a single strand of matched pearls, a gift from her bridegroom. She wore a watch borrowed from a close friend, Mrs. Donald Mauerhan, which originally belonged to her mother. Miss Schimming had Miss Linda Lutz as her honor maid with Miss Mary Lou Love, Miss Bette Heinz of Riverside, a cousin of the bridegroom as bridesmaids. Their gowns were in the bride's chosen color of soft pink and were identi- 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 Women carrie lou sutherland – editor Pirate in Fair Show Named Jim Hollenbeck of Santa Ana will appear in the title role of "Bouchard Returns" as the swashbuckling pirate when this traditional pageant is presented at the Orange County Fair, Aug. 9-14. The pageant will be a completely new show this year, with an off stage narrator to supply the story of the pirate legend. With Hollenbeck in principle roles are Marion, Caracausa of Anaheim, Babs Jackson of Newport Beach, Joyce Anger of Huntington Beach and Joyce Riemer, the production choreographer. Hal George of Santa Ana will narrate the show. Included in the chorus are Beckie and Mary Granger, Kathleen and Pauline Allaback, Pat Kennedy, Joyce Pasini and Roger Kennedy, of Huntington Beach; Beverly Hansen, Valerie Young, Shirley Colburn and Jim Jameson of Garden Grove; Dianne Blount of Balboa; Al Haynes and Ronald Schlaine of Balboa Island; Beverly Jones and Dianne Wise of Westmins. JEM HOLLENBECK Dashing Pirate Set Doll Show, Costume Day The Anaheim Doll Show will be held on Aug. 1 in the Optimist Clubhouse. Prizes will be given in all divisions. All children with dolls and doll collections should begin preparations. Further information will be released through the newspapers and particulars can be obtained. Significant was the date 15 for Miss Donna Elaine as she recited her marcia with Kenneth Elgin Hannah it was the silver wedding sary date for her parents: Mrs. Wilbur Newton. They were performed in the garage the Newton home at 42 Illinois St., with the charm South present. The date their sentiment as it was Newton's birthday anniversary. Gay and festive were the actions, which blended beauty with the natural shrubbery flowers in the yard. Plant arranged by close friend family, the touch of silvered the white hybrid gladiolus and Marconi daisies set woodwardia and ferns. The bride's entrance wowed by hurricane wrought lamps. The rites were real. Reverend Ashby of the Baptist church of this city. Sentimental, too, was the ting broach pinned to the line of the uniquely styled jacket of the bridal dress highly treasured by Miss as it was symbolic of her profession. Portrait Bridal Entrance A tiny lace covered pillow the bride's filmy nylon to her blond hair, her loviness accented by the styling of her gown. A moulded bodice, bouffant ella-length skirt of white cotton combined with sprie lace, was fashioned gown. The sleeves to the way lace bolero, were crescent bouquet of steel with miniature white au Included in the chorus are Beckie and Mary Granger, Kathleen and Pauline Allaback, Pat Kennedy, Joyce Pasin and Roger Kennedy, of Huntington Beach; Beverly Hansen, Valerie Young, Shirley Colburn and Jim Jameson of Garden Grove; Dianne Blount of Balboa; Al Haynes and Ronald Schlain of Balboa Island; Beverly Jones and Dianne Wise of Westminster; Beverly Jackson, Nanci Maxwell and Mary Ellen Simmons of Costa Mesa; Alice Gammell, Peggy Case, Gwen Stadling, Judy Weber, Cherie Anderson and Linda Martin of Orange; Claudie Thayer, Carlton Wagner and Bob Mitchell of Buena Park; Sandy Fitts of Sunset Beach; Tina Hughes and Fred Stillings of Corona del Mar; Paul Fenden of Anaheim; Barbara Ummel, Carol Hanson, Kyla Lyon, Joan Shoemaker, Darlene McClancy, Elleen Armstrong, Connie Faulkenberry, Marlene Reed, Nancy Suess, Donna and Mary Hohanshelt, Jeanette Campbell, Mary Sullivan, Karen Reyburn, Karley Tammara, Elaine Gish, Ronald Harm, Jim Harris, John Marval, Paul Rice, Bob Baker and Ervin Campbell Jr., all of Santa Ana. Costume Day The Anaheim Doll Show will be held on Aug. 1 in the Optimist Clubhouse. Prizes will be given in all divisions. All children with dolls and doll collections should begin preparations. Further information will be released through the newspapers and particulars can be obtained through the Recreation Department office in the City Park. All Anaheim children ten years old and younger are invited to dress-up on Wednesday at 1 p.m. for costume day in the Greek Theater, City Park. Prizes will be awarded to the winners in all divisions. Further information can be obtained through the Recreation Department office in the City Park. Harm, Jim Harris, John Marval, Paul Rice, Bob Baker and Ervin Campbell Jr., all of Santa Ana. Portrait Bridal Entrance A tiny lace covered pillow the bride's filmy nylon tulle to her blond hair, her soft liness accented by the styling of her gown. A moulded bodice, bouffant and ella-length skirt of white cotton combined with pink sprie lace, was fashioned on gown. The sleeves to the way lace bolero, were crescent bouquet of steer with miniature white area clustered around ivory grapes, tied with black ribbon carried by the bride, who corted to the garden altar father. She wore a silver a favorite jewel-piece of their’s. Southern Belle Gown Carrying out the influence South, the attendants to the wore southern-styled gown bousant skirts were sewn with the cummerbunds and of matching stripe. Flowers fastened their capes neckline and their glove white nylon net, their white pumps. They carriedern Belle natural straw hat with Marconi daisies. Miss Bin Young was the of honor, the color of her soft lavendar. Mrs. Al Wee from F Hollywood, and Miss Lee of Anaheim, both wear pink gowns, were bridesmaids Attendants' gowns were fled by the bride's mother. Little Miss Marilyn dressed in a replica of the worn by attendants, sent flower girl. Darryl Brewer from La was best man. Richard Green and Leonard Ingraham. Anaheim attended to usher. About Bride's Mother Mrs. Newton carried an oiled nosegay with silver tail suit was chosen for her ter's wedding. With it she contour hat of white satin cluster of stephanotis, the silver ribbon, was her Her shoes were blue and ocessories in white. Mother of the bridegroove able to attend, sent her gift to her new daughter-in-law the bridegroom's family b Texarkana, a border city of and Arkansas. The lovely garden yard was the setting for the reception Mrs.' R. J. Grange, aunt MISS KAY TURNER—Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Turner of 301 East Cypress St, announce the betrothal of their daughter, Kay, to Gayle Herbel, son of the Godfrey Herbels, 520 South Illinois St. The young people are graduates of Anaheim High. Miss Turner is employed with Electro-Motors. Her bridegroom-elect, an alumnus of Orange Coast college is employed with Klien and King contractors. (Renwood Photo) Isbury, Mrs. Palmer Saunders and Mrs. Raymond Heinze. Bride's Honeymoon Dress The new Mrs. Guss is a graduate of Anaheim High School and Fullerton Junior college and is presently employed as secretary to Drs. Claud Steen and F. Lynn Ardress of Fullerton. When she bade farewell to her friends as she left on her honeymoon she was wearing a blue and white cotton print dress with bolero jacket, the orchid from her bouquet as her corse. Her bridegroom, the son of Mrs. Guss and the late U. C. Guss of Long Beach, is a graduate of Long Beach Poly High and FJC. He served three years in the U.S. Air Force and is now employed at the Orange County Wholesale Electric Company in Santa Ana. DID YOU KNOW... Mercury sales are breaking records—making trade-ins higher than ever? See your Mercury dealer! Donna Elaine Newton Weds on Parents 50th Anniversary Date Significant was the date of July 15 for Miss Donna Elaine Newton she recited her marriage vows with Kenneth Elgin Hannibal for it was the silver wedding anniversary date for her parents: Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Newton. The rites were performed in the gardens of the Newton home at 423 South Illinois St., with the charm of the south present. The date had further sentiment as it was the Mrs. Newton's birthday anniversary. Gay and festive were the decorations, which blended beautifully with the natural shrubbery and flowers in the yard. Planned and arranged by close friends of the family, the touch of silver accented the white hybrid gladioli, stock and Marconi daisies set amidst woodwardia and ferns. The bride's entrance was lighted by hurricane wrought iron tramps. The rites were read by the Steverend Ashby of the Southern Baptist church of this city. Sentimental, too, was the interesting broach pinned to the neckline of the uniquely styled bolero jacket of the bridal dress. It was highly treasured by Miss Newton as it was symbolic of her ballet profession. Portrait Bridal Ensemble A tiny lace covered pillbox held the bride's filmy nylon tulle veil to her blond hair, her sparkling brilliness accented by the high styling of her gown. A figure-hooded bodice, bouffant Cinderella-length skirt of white polished cotton combined with pointe-de-crire lace, was fashioned into her down. The sleeves to the cut-away lace bolero, were long. A rescent bouquet of stephanotis with miniature white enthrium A tiny lace covered pillbox held the bride's filmy nylon tulle veil to her blond hair, her sparkling owliness accented by the high styling of her gown. A figure-poulded bodice, bouffant Cinderella-length skirt of white polished cotton combined with pointe-de-orteire lace, was fashioned into her down. The sleeves to the cut-a-way lace bolero, were long. A rescent bouquet of stephanotis with miniature white anthirium clustered around ivory tinted grapes, tied with black ribbon, was carried by the bride, who was escorted to the garden altar by her father. She wore a silver anklet, favorite jewel-piece of her mother's. Southern Belle Gowns Carrying out the influence of the south, the attendants to the bride were southern-styled gowns. The bouffant skirts were street length with the cummerbunds and capes matching stripe. Flower clusters fastened their capes at the neckline and their gloves were white nylon net, their shoes white pumps. They carried Southern Belle natural straw hats filled with Marconi daisies. Miss Bin Young was the maid of honor, the color of her dress, soft lavender. Mrs. Al Wentworth, from Hollywood, and Miss Virginia Lee of Anaheim, both wearing roseink gowns, were bridesmaids. All attendants' gowns were fashioned by the bride's mother. Little Miss Marilyn Pietrok, pressed in a replica of the gowns worn by attendants, served as power girl. Darryl Brewer from La Habra was best man. Richard Greenwell and Leonard Ingraham, both of Anaheim attended to ushering. About Bride's Mother Mrs. Newton carried an old fashioned nosegay with silver accent. Summer blue cotton silk cocktail suit was chosen for her daughter's wedding. With it she wore a contour hat of white satin and a cluster of stephanotis, tied with silver ribbon, was her corsage. Her shoes were blue and other accessories in white. Mother of the bridegroom, unable to attend, sent her greetings to her new daughter-in-law from the bridegroom's family home in Texasana, a border city of Texas and Arkansas. The lovely garden yard was also the setting for the reception with Mrs.' R. J. Grange, aunt of the formerly with the Anita Riedra Ballet studio of Hollywood. Her bridegroom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. 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