anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-05

```markdown ``` IN AFTERNOON RITES — The former JoAnne Wood, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Andrew Wood poses in her bridal gown of peau de soie and Alencon lace following her marriage to Stephen Simmons Brixey Jr. of Laguna Beach at the First Presbyterian Church in Anaheim. Bride is a graduate of USC and her husband a graduate of UCLA. They will make their home in Westwood in the fall. Here and There Art Davidson of Santa Ana has been elected president of the Don Knights, honorary men's service organization at Santa Ana College. Other new officers are Burns Hovey, Garden Grove, vice president; and Dean Carl Schulz, adviser. Present members include Richard Unwin, Ralph Gregory, Bill Kirkconnell, Tom Kirkconnell, Ertuvan Kanatsis, Bob Matthews, Ken Esse and Earle Truax, Santa Ana; Greg Dallaire, Garden Grove, and Allyn Miller, Anaheim. The Supreme Executive Council of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity, on behalf of the 128 active and 92 alumni chapters, has approved Long Beach State College for a charter in the 90-year-old organization, it was announced yesterday. May 9 has been set for the formal installation ceremonies of the current local Lambda Beta, which will become Gamma Beta of Kappa Sigma. The Prospectors' Class of the First Methodist Church will hold an installation dinner June 5, at Methodists Set Speaker May 6 Loyd O. Schaad, builder and agricultural demonstration expert in Angola, Africa, will speak at the Orangethorpe Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service meeting on Wednesday. For the last seven years, Schaad has been in charge of the large mission station at Quessus in interior Angola and supervisor of its agricultural and industrial departments. Following the meeting a potluck luncheon will be served. Nearly 200 women and their daughters attended the first annual Mother-Daughter Banquet at the Orangethorpe Methodist Church. Knott's Berry Farm. The Rev. Lee Wilhelm will be installing minister. New officers are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stayner, president; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baldwin, vice-president; Mr. and Mrs. Herb Lawson, secretary; and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hysom, treasurer. Sharon Bride of Wearing a gown of white and white Chantilly lace, with a tiered tulle back to lace skirt, Miss Sharon I. Illand of Pomona was escorted the altar of the First Church of Pomona by her where she said her nuptial with Lloyd Emerson Kwashhelm. The eight o'clock evening were solemnized by Dr. Cole and Dr. Robert Campbell double ring ceremony use. The bride is the daughter and Mrs. Vincent I. Hastoon E. Grand, Pomona. She isuate of Chaffey High School is a sophomore student at fornia Baptist College at Her bridal gown, of Froported lace over satin, waded with her regal queen to her vell. She carried two orchids surrounded with carnations in her bouquet. MR. AND MRS. L. E. KWAST — Married in the Pomona First Baptist Church were Miss Sharon Lea Gilliland of that city and Lloyd Emerson Kwast of Anaheim. The young couple spent their honeymoon at Joshua Tree National resort. The eight o'clock nuptials were performed Edward Cole and Dr. Robert Campbell vible ring ceremony recited. (Camera Center) The Bulletin Women Garrie Lou Sutherland Editor A-4—Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin Tuesday, May 5 CHURCH NUPTIALS JoAnne Wood Becomes Bride of Stephen Simmons Brixey, Jr. Blush pink gladioll, white stock and white snapdragon set the color scheme for the lovely afternoon nuptial ceremony at First Presbyterian Church, which united JoAnne Wood of Anaheim and Lt. Stephen Simmons Brixey, Jr., of Laguna Beach. The Rev. Dallas Turner performed the double ring rites. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Andrew Wood of 588 S. West St., and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Simmons Brixey, Sr. of Laguna Beach. Peau de Soie Escorted by her father down the pink-carpeted aisle which was lined with pink tapers and gladioli. The bride was gowned in white peau de soie and re-embroidered Alencon lace. The delicate lace formed a portrait neckline, and accentuated the fitted waistline. The lace bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Phyllis McMeen, Miss Judy Wolfson, Mrs. Richard Jordan, Mrs. John Gans, Mrs. Joseph Consani and Mrs. Denny Dickenson. Larry Brixey, brother of the bridegroom, served as bestman, while Frank Yoder, John Gans, Don Sturdevant, Jim Roth, Mike Smith and Cliff DeFord escorted guests to their places. Robert Larsen of Santa Ana was soloist. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents where the pink color motif was carried out with peonies, roses and snapdragons. The bride and her husband received guests before a screen of gardenias. Mrs. Wood chose toast chiffon worn with brown cymbidiums for Southern California where affiliated with Delta Delaware University of CaliforniAngeles, where he was with Phi Delta Theta. He ently serving with the U. stationed at Fort Ord. The young couple will m home in Westwood after Book Review Set Wednes At Library Mrs. Mary Scarborough at the Anaheim Public I Wednesday, May 6 for book review in her curre The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Andrew Wood of 588 S. West St., and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Simmons Brixey, Sr. of Laguna Beach. Peau de Soie Escorted by her father down the pink carpeted aisle which was lined with pink tapers and gladioli. The bride was gowned in white peau de soie and re-embroidered Alencon lace. The delicate lace formed a portrait neckline, and accentuated the fitted waistline. The lace designs were also scattered on her bouffant skirt and chapel train. A small crown, encrusted with pearls held her fingertip silk illusion veil to her hair. An heirloom Bible, on which rested stephanotis and phaeoleopsis orchids, completed her ensemble. Seven attendants preceded the bride to the altar. They all wore identical gowns of hyacinth blue silk organza fashioned with scoop necklines, bouffant skirts and satin sashes and bows. Their headpieces were of matching silk organza and they carried crushed raspberry pink peonies with hyacinth blue bows. Mrs. Frank Yoder, sister of the Don Sturdevant, Jim Roth, Mike Smith and Cliff DeFord escorted guests to their places. Robert Larsen of Santa Ana was soloist. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents where the pink color motif was carried out with peonies, roses and snapdragons. The bride and her husband received guests before a screen of gardenias. Mrs. Wood chose toast chiffon worn with brown cymbidiums for her daughter's wedding and reception. The bridegroom's mother wore blue silk organza and a lavender orchid. Special Guests Mrs. James G. Sanderson, Jr., aunt of the bride, attended the guest book. Special guests were Mrs. James G. Sanderson of Ashdown, Ark., grandmother of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace C. Zirkle of Orange, grandparents of the bridegroom; and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Burrus of Ashdown, Ark. For a honeymoon trip to Carmel, the new Mrs. Brixey changed to a beige Indian silk suit, with matching accessories. The bride attended the University of Arkansas for two years and graduated from the University of Sharon Gilliland Is Bride of Lloyd Kwast Wearing a gown of white satin and white Chantilly lace, created with a tiered tulle back to the full face skirt, Miss Sharon Lea Giland of Pomona was escorted to the altar of the First Baptist Church of Pomona by her father, where she said her nuptial vows with Lloyd Emerson Kwast of Anaheim. The eight o'clock evening rites were solemnized by Dr. Edward Cole and Dr. Robert Campbell, the double ring ceremony used. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent I. Haston of 3852 Grand, Pomona. She is a graduate of Chaffey High School and a sophomore student at California Baptist College at Covina. Her bridal gown, of French Imortared lace over satin, was accented with her regal queen's crown on her veil. She carried two white orchids surrounded with white carnations in her bouquet. In Bridal Party Attending her were Miss Donna Westbrook of Beaumont as maid of honor. Her gown was of blue satin and lace with a matching band to her short veil as her head dress. Blue and white carnations, centered with pink roses fashioned her bouquet. Pink lace and matching satin were styled into gowns worn by the three other attendants. They were Miss Norma Saunders of Corning, Calif.; Miss Doana Ball of Alhambra, and Miss Margaret Deister from San Diego. In their bouquets were white carnations with pink rose bud centers. Their headaddresses were in matching pink shade. Little Miss Cherry Campbell of Covina, dressed in a pink frock, was the flower girl while Master Robin Campbell served as ring bearer. Ushers were Larry Kwost of Anaheim, brother of the bride- MAY 16 AFFAIR — Orange County Catholic Alumni its first birthday on May 16 at 8 p.m. at the ranch house Muckenthaler, 1619 W. Crescent. Above photo introduced committee unit — (from left) Carol Lasin, Ralph Dana Ron Muckenthaler, president of the club: Louise Gallagher State of Chaffey High School and a sophomore student at California Baptist College at Covina. Her bridal gown, of French Imported lace over satin, was accentured with her regal queen's crown to her veil. She carried two white orchids surrounded with white carnations in her bouquet. TradiCorning, Calif.: Miss Doana Ball of Alhambra, and Miss Margaret Deister from San Diego. In their bouquets were white carnations with pink rose bud centers. Their headaddresses were in matching pink shade. Little Miss Cherry Campbell of Covina, dressed in a pink frock, was the flower girl while Master Robin Campbell served as ring bearer. Usherers were Larry Kwast of Anaheim, brother of the bridegroom; Victor Gilliland of Yuma, brother of the bride; Dick Grauer, Corona Del Mar, and Weldon Causseaux from Long Beach. Nuptial soloist was John Little with Mrs. Esther Diggs as organist. Songs were "Because," and "The Lord's Prayer." Reception Hostesses Church hall was the setting for the bridal reception with hostesses including Mrs. A. Miller, Sandra Kwast, Carole Stevens, JoAnne Whitney, Janet Sweinfurter. Guest Book attendants were Nancy Spencer, Alice Acord and Candle lighters; Carole Wedd, Donnie Moore. For the wedding Mrs. Gilliland chose a white lace dress with pink accessories and Mrs. Kwast a dress in blue shade. For traveling the new Mrs. Kwast was dressed in a dress of pink handkerchief linen, her accessories in white. She will continue her studies at the Baptist college while her husband, the son of Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Kwast of 620 Amboy, Anaheim, is a graduate of Sexton High School, Lansing Mich.; The Grand Rapids Bible Institute and obtained his B.A. Degree from the California Baptist College at Covina. He is director of Christian Education program at the Bethel Baptist Church in this city. The young couple are making their home in Pomona. Subtle Approach NEW YORK (UPI) — Ask a woman whether she cleans house in spring or fall and her answer will tell you what kind of a climate she lives in. "Spring" house-cleaners live in areas where the winters are long and cold, while the woman who tears up he house in the fall lives where the winters are mild and the summers long and hot. St. Michael’s Annual Dinner To Be Monday The mother-daughter banquet of the First Presbyterian Church of Anaheim will be held on Monday, May 11, at 6:30 p.m. in the social hall of St. Michael’s Episcopal Church. This is an annual affair greatly anticipated by both young and old. Awards will be given to various mother-daughter categories, with a special surprise for the little guests. The group will be entertained by Albini, a magician with 25 years of experience, who has taught many top movie stars. He is an inventor of magic and has written many books on the subject. Tickets for the banquet may be obtained at the church office. CARNIVAL PLAN: cuss plans for the which will be held son Parent-Teacher-Called the T Bar feature an Indian In photo are (from Tuesday, May 5, 1959 S Bride of ixey, Jr. Southern California where she was affiliated with Delta Delta Delta. The bridegroom is a graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles, where he was affiliated with Phi Delta Theta. He is presently serving with the U. S. Army, stationed at Fort Ord. The young couple will make their home in Westwood after Sept. 1. Book Review Set Wednesday At Library Mrs. Mary Scarborough will be at the Anaheim Public Library on Wednesday, May 6 for the last book review in her current series. Book Review Set Wednesday At Library Mrs. Mary Scarborough will be at the Anaheim Public Library on Wednesday, May 6 for the last book review in her current series. The book review program will begin at 10:15 a.m. All members of the public are cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Scarborough will review the following books: "Between Earth and Space" by Clyde Orr Jr., "Cadwallader" by Russell Lynes, "Celia Garth" by Gwen Bristow, "Challengers of the Deep" by Wilbur Cross, "Command the Morning" by Pearl S. Buck, "Don't Get Personal With A Chicken," by H. Allen Smith, "J. M. Synge" by Green and Stephens, "The Jury is Still Out" by Davidson and Gehman, "The Van Cliburn Legend" by Chasin and Stiles, and "A Voice That Fills the House" by Martin Mayer. ALL-OVER CHANTILLY LACE — A gown designed with delicate imported lace over taffeta, its sleeves complemented with her lily of the valley and orchid bouquet was worn by Miss Frances Montgomery when she married Daniel Debevec in the St. Plus Church, Buea Park. (Arsene Photo) Montgomery, Debevec Rites Read in Church Jade green gowns, worn by the attendants to the bride, were the striking contrast to Miss Frances Montgomery's wedding gown of all-over Chantilly lace over taffeta, when she stood at the altar of the St. Plus V Church in Buena Park, to recite her marriage vows with Daniel Debevec. Officiating at the Nuptial High Mass was the Rev. John Feeney, with Edgar Montgomery giving his daughter in marriage. For her wedding, Miss Montgomery chose lily of the valley and white orchids for her bridal bouquet. Her veil, held to her hair with a delicately scalloped cap, fell to three-quarter length over her beautifully designed gown, the full skirt having a chapel train. The bride carried her mother' pearl rosary as one of her sentimental accents. In her bridal party were Miss Judy Debevec, sister of the bride-groom, the maid of honor, and attendants: Mrs. Mona Clements of Lakewood, Miss Malte Mendoza of Buena Park and Miss Carol Lusin of Anaheim. Their jade green taffeta gowns were princess-styled with a cowl collar, the full skirts ending in a train. White carnations were in their bouquets and their hats matched the color in their Charles Lusin and Andy Manzi of Anaheim. Nuptial Songs "Ave Maria," "O Sanctissima," and "On This Day, O Blessed Mother," were the nuptial songs. The sofolst was Mrs. Joseph Praeger with Mrs. A. F. Faust at the organ console. White stock were arranged at the altar of the church, with the flower repeated in decorations for the garden reception held at the Capilla de San Antonio. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Montgomery chose a pink lace dress, its complement a white orchid dress. Mother of the bridegroom wore a dress in blue silk, her corsage also an orchid. Legend of Couple The bride, who received her training as a nurse at Louisville, Ky., is a registered nurse at St. Jude Hospital. She is the daughter of the Edgar Montgomerys, who make their home at 7493 McNell Way, Buena Park. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ludvik Debevec of 117 E. Sycamore, Anaheim. He is a graduate of Anaheim High School, Orange Coast College, and has served two years in the Army. He presently is draftsman with Giannini Controls Corporation at Santa Ana. COUNTY CATHOLIC ALUMNI CLUB PLANS 8 p.m. at the ranch home of Ron Atlut. Above photo introduces planning Carol Lusin, Ralph Danalli (back), of the club: Louise Gallagher, and ardens of the home will be festivalthe star-studded ceiling to be enles' Band. Call Joan Muckenthaler, close May 6. The club originated a ic college and nurse graduates met cultural and social fraternization. county. CARNIVAL PLANS — Committee members discuss plans for the T Bar J Roundup carnival which will be held May 14 by the Thomas Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association from 4 to 8 p.m. Called the T Bar J Roundup, the carnival will feature an Indian chief from the Buffalo Ranch. In photo are (from left, back) Mrs. Bill Ander-son, Mrs. John Stevenson, Mrs. Ted DeVelbliss and Mrs. Robert Burns; (front row) Mrs. James Dallas and Mrs. Bill Neuner. Other workers are Mrs. Jim Luttrell, Mrs. Michael Potopea, Mrs. Jack Miller, Mrs. Fred Sagarert, Mrs. John Greedy, Mrs. Vince Pietrok and Miss Adah Wilcox, principal.