anaheim-gazette 1936-02-27

25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY IS OBSERVED BY MR. AND MRS. FRED ZEPPENFELD The twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeppenfeld of East Cypress street was the occasion for a surprise dinner party Friday evening. Members of the Four-Fours club called at the home of the honored couple, bringing with them all preparations for a silver anniversary dinner. After the dinner Mr. and Mrs. Zeppenfeld renewed their marriage vows in a mock ceremony, with Mr. Ralph McFadden performing the ritualistic services. The bride was charming in a wedding gown of the mode of 1911, with the traditional orange blossoms and carrying a beautiful bridal bouquet. The groom was also attired in formal wedding suit. The members of the club were attendants to the bridal couple. Following a tradition of many years standing the club presented the honored couple with a beautiful set of sterling silver candlesticks. Many beautiful bouquets and baskets of flowers were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Zeppenfeld, not only by the club members, but by the host of friends they have made in Anaheim since coming here as a real bride and groom. The Four-Four Club is one of the oldest social clubs in Anaheim, originating about thirty years ago, and retaining for the most part the original members. Those present to congratulate Mr. Music School To Present Program Friday The Anaheim Conservatory of Music, under the direction of Mrs. A. Siegel, will present a group of talented entertainers at a recital in the Fremont school auditorium on West Center street tomorrow (Friday) evening. The program will start at 7:30 sharp. The program for the evening as announced by Mrs. Siegel will be as follows: Piano: 1. "Oh Dear What Can The Matter Be," Williams, Harriet Schneider (5 years old); 2. "Meal Time at the Zoo," Williams, Mary Lee Melton; 3. Rose in my Garden," Williams, Barbara Cain; 4. "Boy Scouts on Parade," Martin, Robert Wright; 5. "The High Dive," Kern, Billy Rinehart; 6. "The Horse Race," Kern, Jim Gaddis; 7. "Swing Song," Erb, Beverly Bond; 8. "Windy Nights," Erb, Norman Saez; 9. "Merry Bobolink," Erb, Mary Chase Woodward; 10. "Dance of the Wooden Shoes," McGregor, Claire Lodge Heads Visit Lois Rebekahs Over 200 members and guests of the Lois Rebekah and Odd Fellow Lodges attended the informal sixth-thirty dinner and joint meeting in honor of the official visit of Mrs. Mary R. Newcastle, president of the Rebekah assembly. Mrs. Mildred Allen and her committee had arranged improvised cherry trees and beautifully dressed Colonial dolls in a striking and artistic manner in the I. O. O. F. dining hall. Mrs. Lola Compton headed the committee arranging the lodge hall, where cherry blossoms and evergreens gave it a spring atmosphere. Many honored guests present with Mrs. Newcastle were introduced by Mrs. Bertie Presnell, noble grand of Lois Rebekah lodge. Mrs. Helen Helm, warden of the Rebekah assembly; Miss Stella Merrick, past president of the assembly; Robert Funk, past grand patriarch of the grand encampment; Mrs. Blanche Chandler, deputy president of district 50; Mrs. Harriet Harland, district 84; Mrs. Gladys Smith, district 85; Ed Newland, district deputy grand patriarch of the grand encampment. Mrs. Compton, who directed the musical program for the evening, introduced Miss Jean Heyling who gave one of her beautiful piano solos. Miss Betty Baird, accom- and baskets of flowers were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Zeppenfeld, not only by the club members, but by the host of friends they have made in Anaheim since coming here as a real bride and groom. The Four-Four Club is one of the oldest social clubs in Anaheim, originating about thirty years ago, and retaining for the most part the original members. Those present to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Zeppenfeld included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ames, Miss Winifred Melrose, Mr., and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McFadden, Mr. and Mrs. William Dolan, Arthur McCord, Mrs. J. W. Wallop, Mrs. Esther Ford, Mrs. Walter Davis, Mr. William Davis, and Miss Esther and Miss Marion Zeppenfeld. Juniors To Be Guests of Ebell Club The Junior Ebell and High School Ebell clubs will be guests of the Anaheim Ebell club at the meeting next Monday. Miss Florence Backs, president of the Junior Ebell club will be the speaker for the luncheon program and Miss Winifred Hapgood and Miss Mary Lou Pearson of the High School Ebell club will give a group of piano selections. The afternoon program will feature Sara Teschke, who is the originator of the new field of voice speaking choir work. She will give some of her poetry reading. Mrs. Frank Tausch is reservation chairman, and Mrs. H. B. Pearson, and Mrs. H. W. Saulsberry are co-chairmen on the luncheon committee. Book Review Given at Book Section The Book Section of the Anaheim Ebell club had as guest speaker on the Monday afternoon program, at K. P. hall, Mrs. Edith Cloyes of Santa Ana, who gave a most instructive review of Brissault's book, "Europa." In reviewing this book, Mrs. Cloyes explained that the story is a detailed analysis of the causes of the Time at the Zoo," Williams, Mary Lee Melton; 3. Rose in my Garden," Williams, Barbara Cain; 4. "Boy Scouts on Parade," Martin, Robert Wright; 5. "The High Dive," Kern, Billy Rinehart; 6. "The Horse Race," Kern, Jim Gaddis; 7. "Swing Song," Erb, Beverly Bond; 8. "Windy Nights," Erb, Norman Saez; 9. "Merry Bobolink," Erb, Mary Chase Woodward; 10. "Dance of the Wooden Shoes," McGregor, Claire Hollingsworth; 11. Spinning Song," Elemenreich, Carolyn Hager; 12. "Barcarolle," Burgmueller, Marvelle McGill; 13. The Restless Brook," Williams, Dorothy Jean Pentecost; 14. "Happy Farmer," Schumann, Frances Stull; 15. The Bells," Williams, Audrey Pentecost; 17. "Cradle Song," Hauser, David Wischnack; 18. Men of Harlech," Welch Melody, John Stehly; 19. "Ave Maria," Bach-Gounod, Gertrude Nicholas; 20. "Schoen Rosmarin," Kreisler, Naomi Fredrickson, Acc. by Mr. Vladimir Lenski. Dance: 21. Spanish, Lorle Buell; 22. Rumba Couple Dance, Kathryn Burkholder and Betty Austin; 23. Mexican Hat Dance, Sara Louise Olstol; 24. Musical Comedy Dance, Berenice and Marilyn Hargrove; Piano: 25. "The Merry-go-round," Kern, Jules Osher; 26. "American Boy Scouts March," Sea, Duane Fredell; 27. "Album-blatt for Elise," Beethoven, Charlotte Schooley; 28. "Sonatina Nr. 4, Clementi, Ruth Ellen Saez; 29. "Moment Musical," Schubert, Aaan Hollingsworth; 30. "The Flower of the Flock," Smith, Ruth Ellen Thurman; 31. "Minuet, Bach, in commemoration of Bach's 250th birthday, Alma Ruth Dennis; Piano: 32. Gramercy Square, Grant, Mary Jane Owen; Piano Duet: 33. "Merry Hunting Party," Rolfe, Marilyn and Phillip Hargrove; Voice: 34. The Nightingale and the Rose," Hawley; "The Clover," MacDowell, Edith Leo, accompaniment by Mrs. Annemarie Saez; Violin: 35. "Sonata No. 1, Allegro Molto," Mozart, Ruth Ellen Saez, accompaniment by Mrs. Annemarie Saez; 36. "Paradise," Kreisler, Walton Long, accompaniment by Wilbur Long; 37. "Frasquita," Kreisler, Mary Hunziker, accompaniment by Elizabeth Hunziker; Given at Book Section The Book Section of the Anaheim Ebell club had as guest speaker on the Monday afternoon program, at K. P. hall, Mrs. Edith Cloyes of Santa Ana, who gave a most instructive review of Brissault's book, "Europa." In reviewing this book, Mrs. Cloyes explained that the story is a detailed analysis of the causes of the World War, showing the situations in European countries prior to 1914. With Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, section leader, presiding, the program was opened by Mrs. Arthur Kemper who sang a group of songs that were popular during the World war period. Mrs. A. P. M. Brown accompanied Mrs. Kemper. Mrs. William Webb and her committee comprised of Mrs. Ben Hein, Mrs. Dora Pearson, Mrs. Lulu McFaui, Mrs. A. Nagel and Mrs. Cheveller served tea. Nuts, candies and dainty individual cakes made a pleasing repast and also added to the dainty spring decorations of narcissus and yellow spring blossoms centering the last covered table. Dinner Meeting B. & P. W. Tonight Regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club will be held tonight at 6:30 at the Marigold Cafe. Miss Irma L. Tapp, Fulerton high school teacher, will tell some of the interesting facts of her recent trip through Norway and Sweden. The entertainment program will feature a play under the direction of Faye Kearns Schulz of Anaheim high school. Voice: 34. The Nightingale and the Rose," Hawley; "The Clover," MacDowell, Edith Leo, accompaniment by Mrs. Annomarie Saez; Violin: 35. "Sonata No. 1, Allegro Molto," Mozart, Ruth Ellen Saez, accompaniment by Mrs. Annomarie Saez; 36. "Paradise," Kreisler, Walton Long, accompaniment by Wilbur Long; 37. "Frasquita," Kreisler, Mary Hunziker, accompaniment by Elizabeth Hunziker; Piano Duet: 39. "The March of Prosperity," Cook, Florence Schneider and Mrs. A. Siegel; Steele Guitar: "The Old Refrain," Kreisler; Mr. B. Ellis, accompaniment Mrs. A. Siegel; Piano and Flute: 40. "Serenade," Toselli, Lois and Niels Boege; 41. "Ginger Rogers Tap," Lorle Buell; 42. "Grand Waltz Brilliant," Edna Requarth, Fern Frances, Patricia Butler, Rosemarie Meric, Ruth Ellen Saez, Marvelie McGill, Betty Austin. The dancers are accompanied by Mrs. Don Mozley and Mrs. Lester Buell, and Mrs. L. Cleland; Ushers for the evening will be Berenice and Marilynn Hargrove, Dick Martinson, Phillip Hargrove. 100 UNCALLED for Suits and Top Coats for Sale — Low as $2.50. Free fitting. Odd Coats, Pants, Hats, Dresses as low as 75c. SUN CLEANERS Ocean Ave. & Locust, LONG BEACH INNERSPRING MATTRESS SPECIAL Build Your Old Mattress Into an Innerspring SANTA ANA MATTRESS CO. Phone 948 411 E 4th St. ANAHEIM GAZETTE CHARLOTTE L. SMITH SOCIETY EDITOR All Items Will Be Welcomed For This Page ANAHEIM 2414 Heads of Clubs members and guests of Chispa Chapter, Order of Eastern Star featured a "George Washington Day" program along with the regular business, Tuesday evening at the Masonic hall. Officers and some of the members of the local lodge as well as visiting guests were in costumes of the days of 1776. Patriotic Theme Marks O. E. S. Meeting The regular meeting of Chispa Chapter, Order of Eastern Star featured a "George Washington Day" program along with the regular business, Tuesday evening at the Masonic hall. Officers and some of the members of the local lodge as well as visiting guests were in costumes of the days of 1776. Presiding, Worthy Matron, Jessie Seward welcomed as special guests, and bade their escort to the East, Mrs. Helen Edwards, Grand Marshal of Fullerton No. 191; Mrs. Ruth Jane Davis, Deputy Grand Matron, La Habra; Mrs. Eva Boyd, Past Grand Treasurer, Anaheim; Mrs. Henrietta Bohling, Worthy Matron, Hermosa Chapter of Santa Ana; Mrs. Mabel Lambert, Worthy Matron, Laguna; Mrs. Alice Thornberg Smith, Worthy Matron, Garden Grove; Mr. Carlisle Clark, Worthy Patron, Garden Grove. The entertainment program was opened by Ralph Seward, Worthy Patron of Chispa Chapter, who proved by playing two beautiful "old favorites," "Take Me Back Again Kathleen" and "My Wild Irish Rose," what music can be played on his home made cigar box violin. Mrs. Susie Brown played the piano accompaniment. Eight year old Glen Greeder played a group of lively piano ton" at the top were passed to the guests and they were given a limited time to make a list of words from the name. Mrs. Luis H. Doer proved to have the largest vocabulary and received a just award. The next regular meeting, on March 10th, will be members night, and another large attendance is expected at that time. Entertains Friends On 14th Birthday On the occasion of her 14th birthday Miss Nancy Webb entertained a group of her school friends Tuesday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William P. Webb. The early evening hours were spent by participation in various games with Miss Rose Mirande receiving a special token for the evening. Mrs. Webb summoned the girls to the table which had been set for a two course supper, with the centerpiece, table favors and the fourteen-candled birthday cake in the colors of St. Patrick. The happy evening was brought to a close only after Miss Carolen Ahlstrom and Miss Joan Webb entertained with a group of piano selections and Miss Nancy Webfavored her guests with a piano-accordian solo. W. R. C. Guests At Minder Home Mrs. Anna Minder was honored to the Social club of the A Paul Women's Relief Corps Tuesday afternoon at her home West Lincoln avenue, when Estelle Gray of Santa Ana insisted recently elected officer. Mrs. Mary Mitchell was re-stated as president, with Minder as vice-president; Clara Fergus, treasurer; Nora Dodge, secretary, and Ida Hughes, press correspondent. A pot-luck luncheon preceded the services, with a pro-featuring sketches of the life George Washington. Mrs. M and Mrs. Maude English gave short talks. A special mission award was won by Emma Yale. Chispa Chapter Plans Party The second of the series sponsored by Chispa Chapter, Order of Eastern Star scheduled for next Tuesday morning, March 3rd, at the Ma Temple. The first party was well attended and many beautiful aways were received, and it is expected that those in the balance of series will be even greater in attendance. Mrs. Blanche Chandrine president of district Harland district Ladys Smith district 85; district deputy grand of the grand encampment, who directed the program for the evening, Miss Jean Heying who of her beautiful piano Betty Baird, accompanied Miss Heying, played a Mrs. Walter Ross several soprano solos Jo J. Friis played the accompaniment, and A. B. a group of solo num- The business session Mrs. Geard reports of the committee chairmen. An act was made of the Odd man on March 3rd, day, at the hall. The be in the form of a service, and will be folla dance. Another act made was that of the Lois Rebekah club, which will meet February 28th, at the Mrs. B. F. Spencer. The entertainment program was opened by Ralph Seward, Worthy Patron of Chispa Chapter, who proved by playing two beautiful "old favorites," "Take Me Back Again Kathleen" and "My Wild Irish Rose," what music can be played on his home made cigar box violin. Mrs. Susie Brown played the piano accompaniment. Eight year old Glen Greeder played a group of lively piano numbers, "Merry Farmer" by Echueman, "Argentine Tango" by Thompson, "Goodtime" and "Robin Goodfeilow" by Goodrich. Mrs. Marjorie Luth, chairman for the evening, and her committee had arranged the tables in the dining hall in true patriotic fashion. Cherry trees and hatchets graced the tables while diminutive "Martha Washington's" made dainty place favors. Cherry pie and coffee were the delicious refreshments. Another delightful musical program was enjoyed during the refreshment hour. Mrs. Wanetta Ross, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. A. P. M. Brown, sang "Sweet and Low," "Loves Old Sweet Song" and "Last Rose of Summer." Barbara Greeder gave a tap dance number while Mrs. H. H. Hechman accompanied at the piano. Sheets of paper with the name "George Washing-ton" at the top were passed to the guests and they were given a limited time to make a list of words from the name. Mrs. Luis H. Doer proved to have the largest vocabulary and received a just award. The next regular meeting, on March 10th, will be members night, and another large attendance is expected at that time. Electric Refrigerators FEARN ELECTRIC SHOP See our New Atwater-Refrigerators — $149.50 Easy Parking 273 E. 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