anaheim-gazette 1933-06-01

Society - Personals - Bride Honored at Shower on Friday Post-Nuptial Courtesy Given In Honor of Mrs. Sutphen by Miss Mabel Junker Miss Mabel Junker, entertaining at the home of Mrs. Louise Oelke, Friday evening honored Mrs. Raymond Sutphen, nee Ruth Hemmerling, with a miscellaneous shower. Herats was played as an appropriate diversion with Miss Elizabeth Bartlett winning first and Mrs. Rena Mansfield, consolation awards. Mrs. Oelke and Miss Bartlett assisted Miss Junker in serving supper at beautifully-appointed tables. The group showered Mrs. Sutphen with many gifts. Those present were: Mrs. Rena Mansfield, Mrs. Grace Fryatt, Mrs. Alice Lampman, Mrs. Laura Wright, Mrs. Lucie Siems, Mrs. Ruth Abplanalp, Mrs. Merle Ledbetter, Mrs. Oelke, Mrs. Sutphen and the Misses Alice Strange, Elizabeth Bartlett, Barbara Oelke and the hostess, Miss Junker. Among others who have entertained recently for the bride and her husband, who were married at Ontario on May 8 and have now established their home at the Casa Brea Inn in Brea, were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Yancey Paulson. This affair was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee and was in the nature of a dinner and bicycling party. During the evening Mr. and Mrs. Sutphen were presented with gifts for their kitchen. Sixteen girls, most of them associates in the office of the Union Oil company at Santa Fe Springs, were included. Marriage Unites Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Colbert of 1110 Diamond street and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spaenhower of 413 South Illinois street, Sunday motored to Los Angeles county playgrounds, going via Saugus and Palmdale, and returning via San Bernardino. Mr. and Mrs. Al Bartlett and family of 1143 West Broadway returned Tuesday from a week's vacation spent in their cabin at Crestline. As soon as school is out, they plan to return to the mountains for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Al Schuette and family of 417 North Claudina Sunday motored to El Centro and Calexico, where they visited Mr. Schuette's sisters. Just before leaving Tuesday the temperature rose to 106 degrees in the shade. Two hours later they entered a chilly foggy belt on the road to San Diego, and the cold along the seashore was particularly noticeable after two nights in the desert heat of Imperial county. President William T. Wallop of the Savings, Loan and Building association of Anaheim returned early this week from the convention of the State Building and Loan association at Yosemite. Mrs. Wallop accompanied him. Dutch plate, Beer at Pickwick. Miss Dorothy Yungbluth, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth of West Broadway, this week recalled to friends the joys of a four-day motor trip to Zion and Bryce national parks, the north rim of the Grand Canyon and Boulder dam. Miss Yungbluth, accompanied by Los Angeles friends, left Saturday morning and returned Tuesday. Major and Mrs. Donald Winans, following a brief honeymoon at Agua Caliente, returned to Anaheim Wednesday. They were married Sunday at Marriage Unites Local Families Wedding of Miss Bernardine Bettendorf and John Wollenman Big Event of Social Season One of the outstanding events of the social year was the marriage Saturday morning at the St. Mary's Catholic church in Fullerton of Miss Bernardine Bettendorf, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Bettendorf of Lincoln avenue, to John Wollenman, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Wollehman of Cerritos avenue. Father M. Murphy officiated. Relatives and friends of the young couple were in attendance. After the wedding breakfast, given by the bride's parents, the newlyweds left for a honeymoon motor trip to the north. Upon their return they will be at home on Buena Vista drive, Fullerton. Both the bride and the groom were graduated from the Anaheim union high school. The bride is associated with Margaret J. Buttree music studio, and the groom and his brother own and operate a large fleet of trucks. Wolverines Will Picnic On June 3 President E. E. Haring announces that the Michigan state society will hold its annual basket-dinner picnic at Bixby park, Long Beach, on June 3. Each county will have its own section and registers. Eyes Examined — Glasses Fitted HOMER A. NELSON, Opt. D. Optometrist TEUTONOPHONE FOR THE HARD OF HEARING Phone 3104 114 N. Lemon St. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ATWATER KENT RADIO—FEARN ELECTRIC RADIO SHOP 273 E. Center St. — Phone 3111 Miss Dorothy Yungbluth, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth of West Broadway, this week recalled to friends the joys of a four-day motor trip to Zion and Bryce national parks, the north rim of the Grand Canyon and Boulder dam. Miss Yungbluth, accompanied by Los Angeles friends, left Saturday morning and returned Tuesday. Major and Mrs. Donald Winans, following a brief honeymoon at Agua Caliente, returned to Anaheim Wednesday. They were married Sunday at Yuma, Arizona. Mrs. Winans is the former Miss Lillian Trowbridge, daughter of Mrs. Eva Trowbridge of Fullerton. She has been employed as a reporter on the Bulletin for three years. Major Winans, of the California national guards is a member of the firm Winans and Henry, accountants. Samuel E. Loose, in charge of physical education work in Anaheim elementary schools, and Charles H. Rinchart, teacher of history and political science at the Anaheim union high school, this week received master of arts degrees at the University of Southern California commencement exercises. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mauerhan and son Clarence, and daughter Grace, spent the holidays at their cabin at Big Bear. Miss Virginia Huff was among Anaheimers who visited Boulder dam Saturday and Sunday. Steaks, chops at the Pickwick. Dr. John Thorton, son of Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Thornton of Anaheim, and Wallace Walton of Anaheim were ushers at the wedding Friday of Miss Rozella L. Robinson to John H. Donan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Donan of Santa Ana. Louis Romoff, son of Mrs. Jennie Romoff of North Clementine street, was among the graduates of University of Southern California this week. Mrs. Romoff and her daughter Esther, attended baccalaureate and commencement exercises. Mrs. J. W. Berryman Sunday honored her husband with a birthday dinner at their East Vermont street home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Brownie Johnson and sons, John Warren and Waldo, of West Orangethorpe, and Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Magill of Pico. Miss Dorothea Dr. and Mrs. R. Zeyn street and V. Schutz, was evening at a b Mrs. Henry C. Lemon street; early in the sunday When-Mrs.T bride-to-be's fiancé hearts were larger heart; co-guest of honor the shower.O was bidden to lie where she found Another shower finding in a small book which other An informal jig-saw puzzles LaMori won big Miss Adah Lou honors, while M was awarded lofted an informe During the last were seated at with yellow an with rose and g custard cups inserved ice cream dividual favors. Included beside the hostess were Florence Auer, Mary Alice Wh Mignonne Goddifreda Heinze, Louise Wilcox, the Mesdames Harvey, Robertney Milo K. Te Robert Schutz, Schutz-all of Anna F. Conner of Gson Faris of In Mrs. Smith Honore New officers at Ebell club of Atained at tea at West Center street Mrs. E. E Smith the Orange county tion of Women's The meeting is th year. Mrs. Smith is Ross president elected officers HOMER A. NELSON, Opt. D. Optometrist TEUTONOPHONE FOR THE HARD OF HEARING Phone 3104 114 N. Lemon St. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ATWATER KENT RADIO—AC-DC, illuminated dial, calibrated in kilocycles, automatic volumen control, weight 6 lbs. $25.95 FEARN ELECTRIC RADIO SHOP 273 E. Center St. — Phone 3111 E. C. KENDRICK JEWELER 155 West Center Street, Anaheim Sale Closes Saturday, June 3 Last opportunity to buy graduation presents at greatly reduced prices ANAHEIM GAZETTE Rails - Clubs Mr. and Mrs. Dan Callins of 99 West Broadway were week-end visitors with friends at Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Quarton of 923 West Broadway have as their guest their daughter, Mrs. Safford Minder of Vista, California. Mrs. T. W. Jackson of 217 East Broadway was to be hostess Thursday afternoon to members of the Woman's Auxiliary of St. Michael's Episcopal church, Mrs. W. D. Grafton will lead the study hour. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glover plan to spend two weeks in New York City this summer. Mr. Glover is head coach at the Anaheim union high school. Miss Ruth Moore visited her parents in Lancaster over the week-end. Miss Elaine Seitz, now of Huntington Park, visited her parents in Anaheim Sunday. Miss Velma Lewis, Miss Alice Cole, Arnold Lewis and Albert Gray visited the W. K. Kellogg Arabian horse ranch at Pomona Sunday. MISS HARVEY IS HONOR GUEST AT BRIDAL SHOWER Surprised When Fluttering Hearts Direct Her to Find Treasures Miss Dorothea Harcey, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Harvey of 519 North Zeyn street and fiancee of Dr. Charles V. Schutz, was complimented Saturday Society Circus Is Big Success Hundreds of Cash Customers Enjoy 21 Acts In Main Tent, 12 Side Tents, et al The society circus planned and staged by the Pleiades club of St. Michael's Episcopal church at the Concordia clubsroom last Friday was a success in two ways, judging from announcements and comments this week. In the first place, the 21 acts in the main show, and the 12' side tents kept the hundreds of cash customers in a continuously good humor, they recalled. In the second place, the show was a success financially. The money has been counted and turned over to the church. To the flare of trumpets, the show, directed by H. Fenner McDowell, was opened at 8 o'clock by L. P. Bonnat as announcer while Thomas McFadden, in goatee, top hat, knee breeches and cracking a whip decreed the acts to come. Much of the success of the performance was due to his wisecracking lines and his acts with the clowns that were led by Harry Macres and Bill Payne. J. A. Clayes, principal at the Anaheim High school introduced the winner of the popularity contest having been conducted there in connection with the Society Circus, and presented Miss Ruth Beach with a silver loving cup as May Queen. Others who placed were introduced and presented with gifts from downtown stores were Miss Ethel Mathis, Miss Phoebe Cooper and Miss Mildred Loudon. The professional dancers, Georgene and Henry brought here through the courtesy of Harry C. Arthur, gave three specialty numbers. Harry Fellinge's Junior band played for the many acts that opened with the Equestrian number put-on by girls from Fremont school. The rest of the program included acts by the Pleiades clowns, the Bel Canto Singers directed 159 Graduate at Fremont June 8 Principal Wilbert Bonney Gives List of Students Earning Their Diplomas Principal Wilbert Bonney of Fremont elementary school recently announced that 159 students will receive their diplomas in the out-door commencement exercises to be held in the city park on June 8. Those to be graduated are Agnes C. Allen, Helen R. Barger, Jack W. Baker, Glenn E. Percot, Luella Maxtier, Elizabeth Burden, Billy J Burgess, Jean Condie, Frances Marion Eaton, Charlotte J. Fallis, Alma H Fischer, J. N. Fitzgerald, Jr., Eugene M Francik, Margaret O. Gauer. Caroline Ann Gibbs, Burl C. Grow Kathleen M. Hall, Raymond Clarence Heinze, Wayne A. Held, Haidee Heying, Myron S. Miller, David Naffziger John Ochoa, Ruth Winifred Perry Jack E. Rodden, Leighton Wesley Ross Mary Agnes Shaver, Hedeo Shigekawa Virginia Ann Sims, June L. Skinner Florence C. Spaenhower, John W Swain, Jr., Raymond W. Aldridge, Edward D. Anderson, Norene Aramber Sybil J. Brown, Frances V. Callison Esther A. Cano, Donald Dargatz, Everett Davis, Norman Doye Ford, Lower Gamble, Roselin V. Hauser, Maxine J Hopkins, Billy Johnston, Gladys M Kavanagh, Teddry R. Lappin. Majorie Lehmer, Goldye D. Lehtenstein, Edward A. Lopez, Howard McCloud, Ray Ortez, Betty B. Patrick Doris Deane Sanford, Bertha M. Schuchner, Ruth Schachner, Kennet Schrank, William N. Smith, Iris H Stearman, Ralph H. Summers, Rob Trapp, Helen L. Underwood. Steve Wagner, Marvin Webb, Maxine White, Leonard Brooks, William Louis Armentrout, Julian Y. Carrillo Frances Cisneros, Douglas Earl Cook Grant Cornwall, Theodore Luque D Velbiss, William Woodrow De Velbiss George A. Dunlap, Richard Carl Cutzor Doris May Hartwell, Ruth Jan MISS HARVET IS HONOR GUEST AT BRIDAL SHOWER Surprised When Fluttering Hearts Direct Her to Find Treasures Miss Dorothea Harvey, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Harvey of 519 North Zeyn street and fiancee of Dr. Charles V. Schutz, was complimented Saturday evening at a bridal shower given by Mrs. Henry C. Schneider of 853 North Lemon street. The wedding will be early in the summer. When Mrs. Ted Payne, sister of the bride-to-be’s fiancee, pulled a ribbon, eight hearts were released from a larger heart, completely surprising the guest of honor with this first news of the shower. On one heart the guest was bidden to look in a cedar chest, where she found an electric mixer. Another shower of hearts resulted in finding in a smoking stand a recipe book which other guests had compiled. An informal evening of bridge and jig-saw puzzles followed. Mrs. Robert LaMori won high score at bridge, and Miss Adah Louise Wilcox too second honors, while Mrs. Eugene F. Conner was awarded low score prize. Joined an informal evening WeeMeetsE During the late supper hour guests were seated at small tables covered with yellow and green linen and set with rose and green glassware. Pottery custard cups in which each guest was served ice cream were presented as individual favors. Included beside the honor guest and the hostess were the Misses Elsie and Florence Auer, Anna Clark, Clara Mork, Mary Alice White, Mildred Mauerhan, Mignonne Goddard, Margaret Smith, Freda Heinze, Bessie Renner, Adah Louise Wilcox, Dorothy Harman and the Mesdames Ted L. Payne, R. J. Harvey, Robert Easton, Wilbert Bonney, Milo K. Tedstrom, E. L. Anderson, Robert Schutz, Robert La Mori, A. L. Schutz all of Anaheim and Mrs. Eugene F. Conner of Glendale, and Mrs. Henson Faris of Inglewood. MRS. Smith Will Be Honored On Monday New officers and new members of the Ebell club of Anaheim will be entertained at tea at the club's rooms on West Center street Monday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. E. E. Smith, retiring president of the Orange county, California Federation of Women's clubs, will be honored. The meeting is the last for the current year. Mrs. Smith is to install Mrs. Walter Ross, president, and other recently elected officers. At the short business May Queen. Others who placed were introduced and presented with gifts from downtown stores were Miss Ethel Mathis, Miss Phoebe Cooper and Miss Mildred Loudon. The professional dancers, Georgene and Henry brought here through the courtesy of Harry C. Arthur, gave three specialty numbers. Harry Fellinge's Junior band played for the many acts that opened with the Equestrian number put-on by girls from Fremont school. The rest of the program included acts by the Pleiades clowns, the Bel Canto Singers directed by Mrs. Leah Pemberton, Lorilli Buell and Jean-McKaney in Spanish dances, the Balance Sisters, baby elephant and Mitzi, the Parade of the Wooden soldiers, with Mrs. Inez Loly singing "The Wooden Soldier and the China Doll" and Miss Dorothy Yungbluth as the admiral, the Howell sisters with their Spanish mandolins, Yvonne Stanley in a solo dance, the Howell Sisters in a Russian dance, Mayor Charles Mann walking the tight rope, Black Boy's Double Quartette. The Strong Man of Anaheim was none other than Wil伯恩 Bonney, known to his audience as Guillam Bennette, Gene "Snowball" Morris sang "When a Black Man Is Blue" and gave a clever dance. He was followed by the three little Burks in song and dance, the latter three acts from the Orange County School of Fine Arts. The concluding numbers were Lulu the trained horse, Grecian dancers interpreting "Garland Dance to the God Pan" and "Springtime in Hellas" and tumblers from the Anaheim Union high school. Patrons and patronesses for the event were Mayor and Mrs. Charles Mann, Judge and Mrs. Homer Ames, Judge and Mrs. Frank Tausch, the Rev. D. Howard Dow, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clayes, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs, Miss Winifred Melrose, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harbeson, Mr. and Mrs. E. E., Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Evans, Mr. and Mrs. H.E.W.Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kuchel, Mr. and Mrs.Victor Loly, Mr. and Mrs.James S.Bouldin, George Reid, Mr. and Mrs.Lotus Loudon and Mr. and Mrs.Harry Horn. Robert Easton and Henry Adams had charge of the side shows, Miss Helen Grafton and Theodore Kuchel the publicity; Harry Horn and Leonard Vincent the main ring; Thomas Lumsdon; the refreshments; Millard Parks the finance and Miss Dorothy Yungbluth the tickets. Katherine McCullah Honored at Party Mrs. Kate E. McCullah was hostess to a group of 16 high school students Steve Wagner, Marvin Webb, Maxine White, Leonard Brooks, William Louis Armentrout, Julian Y.Carrille Frances Cisneros, Douglas Earl Cook Grant Cornwall, Theodore Luque D Velbiss, William Woodrow De Vebsis George A.Dunlap Richard Carl Cutzman Doris May Hartwell Ruth Jan Haskell. Bernard Heury Lowell C.Livesey Esther Lopez Frances Irene Lowjaunita McWhorter Ira Miller Isabe Moreles. Lois Evangeline Trout John D Vogel Jr., Jack R.Voorhies,Sara Patricia Waltz,Cecil Pauline Winberly Margaret Allaire Akerman Coetance Anne Baxter Eleanor Kathryn Becker. Mildred Bell Gladys Madeline Blume Lanore Elizabeth Brown John Alivi Dunneln Robert Vincent Eden Mar Alice Endicott William A.Farewel Edward A.Fischle Morgan S.Gate Alice S.Gonzales Claude Lemar Herdershot Gail Allan Hill Cheo E.Jackson. Robert Ellsworth Knapp Robe Louis Larsen,Helen Joan McCandles Carolyn L.Mayes Thelma Luar Melcher John Francis Minogue Jac Charles Nevin Robert Wilson Hoy Thais Vignon Parker William F.Pett Glayds I.D Pool Robert Herma Quast Elaine W.Roquet. William Clyde Roseberry Jr., Earl I Schnceweis Anita Arlene Schwage Kathleen E.Shaw Violet Mable Sutherland Jack Van Meter Jane Louis Wessel. Lupe Ortiz,Hazel Pollock,Gilber Haines Gilbert John Real,Margare May Reeves,Lucille Merle Roque Maynard Lawrence Sievek Beryle Ernest Smothers,Fern Dorothy Valde Victor Warner Max John Whit George Winand. Azalie Acosta Josephine Lou Adam Alfred H.Borbon Arthur H.Borbo Gilbert Baker Lupe R.Barrera,Ralph Bojorquiz Gabriel T.Burgos,Benn Chavez,Lupe Cisneros Walter C Craven David M.Crawford J.D.Guy Lawrence C Jackson Leo A.Kavaraugh Chester Leroy Kuebler Edubye C Saucedo Marlin S.Seale Hele Starr Donald Sundahl Gladys Blade Non-Profit School Group Is Organized Headquarters for the Private Non-Profit School Tax association organize by a non-sectarian group to exempt these schools from taxation have been opened in the Hobart Building 55 Honored On Monday New officers and new members of the Ebell club of Anaheim will be entertained at tea at the club's rooms on West Center street Monday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. E. E. Smith, retiring president of the Orange county, California Federation of Women's clubs, will be honored. The meeting is the last for the current year. Mrs. Smith is to install Mrs. Walter Ross, president, and other recently elected officers. At the short business meeting to be presided over by Mrs. Leonard Evans, president, officers reports will be given. All monies due the club should be paid to the financial secretary, Mrs. George Chambers, by June 1 in order that they may be considered in the treasurer's report. A musical program will be presented by Le Trio Charmont, according to Mrs. Walter Ross, program chairman. Miss Lucille Gibbs, coloratura soprano, Marton Nucciman, flutist, and Clarence Gustlin, pianist, will appear. Lost 40 Pounds On Doctor’s Advice “I’m a user of Kruschen Salts as a reducing remedy and can say they are fine. Have lost more than 40 lbs. in the past year. Am gradually reducing as my doctor advises.” Miss Bertha Waldo, Haman, N. Dak. (Oct. 30, '32). Once a day take Kruschen Salts—one half teaspoonful in a glass of hot water first thing every morning. Besides losing ugly fat SAFELY you'll gain in health and physical attractiveness—constipation, gas and acidity will cease to bother—you'll feel younger—more active—full of ambition—clear skin—sparkling eyes. A jar that lasts 4 weeks costs but a trifle at any drugstore in the world—but demand and get Kruschen and if one bottle doesn't joyfully please you—money back. Grafton and Theodore Kuchel the publicity. Harry Horn and Leonard Vincent the main ring. Thomas Lumsdon, the refreshments. Millard Parks the finance and Miss Dorothy Yungbluth the tickets. Katherine McCullah Honored at Party Mrs. Kate E. McCullah was hostess to a group of 16 high school students at the home of James Sutherland, at Anaheim Landing over the week-end at a beach party given in honor of her daughter, Katherine, on her sixteenth birthday. Boating and swimming were the chief diversions enjoyed by the young people during the two-day holiday. Included were the Misses Marjorie Haster, Jewel Cawthon, Dorothy Suiter, Wilma Heying, Ruth Rymer, Mary Shea, Margaret Carlin and Katherine McCullah, members of the Spinsters, and Messrs: John Adams, Jack Cheatham, Connie Creath, Richard Haster, Rex Middleton, Richard Clark, Lee Benson and Loren Lukens. Non-Profit School Group Is Organized Headquarters for the Private Non-Profit School Tax association, organized by a non-sectarian group to exempt these schools from taxation, have been opened in the Hobart Building, 58 Market Street, San Francisco. Proponents of Amendment No. point out that it was unanimously passed by the assembly and with only two dissenting votes in the Senate. Education of the children by private/non-profit schools is well over the 100,000 mark and the saving to taxpayers is more than $12,500,000. California is the only state in the Union that imposes taxation on these schools. There is no exemption for Amendment No. 4, for private schools operated for financial gain. Government state and civic officials are on the roster of the private non-profit school tax association. IF... you aren't reading the "Awakened Woman" from the pen of Elinore Barry, you are missing one of the best serial stories of the year. Turn to Page 7 INSTALLATION OF P.-T. A. OFFICERS PLANNED JUNE 5 Plans Announced for Joint Ceremony to be Held at the City Park Next Monday Following a noon pot-luck luncheon meeting in the city park last Friday, Mrs. C. A. Sisson, president of the city council, P.-T. A., announced that plans were completed for a joint installation of officers of the P.-T. A. to be held Monday at 8 o'clock at the city park. The public is invited to the installation services and to hear Mrs. F. O. McColloch, state past president of the P.-T. A., give the principal address of the evening, "Leadership and Personality." A report was made from the Mothers' Chorus of its recent organization and election of officers with Mrs. Freeland Purdy as president; Mrs. Eva Ter Best as secretary, and Mrs. R. S. Summers as treasurer. Mrs. Sisson, for two years council's president, was presented with a rock crystal necklace and earrings by Mrs. Arthur Kemper, incoming president, who represented that group in giving the gift. Incoming presidents were also introduced, Mrs. Fred Clough, Horace Mann; Mrs. Harry L. Burden, Fremont; Mrs. Jack Corn, George Washington; Mrs. R. E. Campbell, Citron; Mrs. E. M. 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